Posted by jm. on January 02, 2019 at 14:02:09 from (184.21.164.232):
In Reply to: Screamin' Detroits posted by Dean on January 02, 2019 at 11:31:06:
Dean somewhere around 1965 or so , I returned from the Army and went to farming. Was at a state surplus auction and there was this AC HD 10 dozer, probably about 20+ years old. I bought the thing and my love for detroits started. Ran that old dozer for years on the farm. Had several 4070 IH road tractors with detroits and several wheel loaders. Had a new 4070 that had the top of the walk in its day. Had a *V 92 that had twin turbos on it. Truck would run a hole in the wind and gave pretty good service. At 76 years old I have one 3/71 setting down back in a roller that I plan on starting some day but over the years I suppose I have owned over a 100 for sure .
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