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Acme Road Machinery Company logo, 1927
Acme Road Machine...
Adams logo, 1936
Adams, J. D.  & C...
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Adams Leaning Wheel Grader No. 11
Adams, J. D.  & C...
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All Purpose Spreader Company - APSCO logo 1946
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All Purpose Spreader Company - APSCO logo 1947
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All Purpose Spreader Company - APSCO Rubber Tired Asphalt Paver
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F. C. Austin Manufacturing Company letterhead
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Steam shovel: 1927 Erie Shovel Company Type B. A "steam shovel" was powered by steam, were usually full-revolving, and travelled on crawlers or wheels.
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Railroad shovel: 1883 Barnhart Style A, built by Marion Steam Shovel Company. Railroad shovels traveled on rails, were usually powered by steam, and were half-swing as opposed to full-revolving.
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Cable backhoe: 1951 and 1954 Bucyrus-Erie 15B.
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Cable shovel: 1926 Marion Power Shovel 21. This example is also referred to as an electric shovel, because it’s powered by electricity.
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Crawler dragline: Koehring 535. A dragline gets its name by dragging an open-ended bucket towards itself when digging.
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Half-swing skimmer: 1926 Keystone Driller No. 4. It digs by skimming the surface with the boom lowered.  “Half-swing” means the boom can swing left or right about 90 degrees.
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Tractor shovel: 1928 Wilford Power Shovel Model B. Sometimes applied to wheel loaders, the term describes a cable excavator, usually half-swing, mounted on and/or powered by an industrial wheel tractor chassis.
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Cable/hydraulic backhoe: Lima 2400. The digging attachment is called a backhoe front (or shovel front, for shovels). It uses a hydraulic cylinder to tilt the bucket.  This was the largest cable backhoe ever built.
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Stripping shovel: 1965 Bucyrus-Erie 1950B Silver Spade. A stripping shovel had an extra-long boom and dipper for overburden removal. This is a Super Stripper, one of 37 gigantic shovels that weighed 2,750 tons or more.
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Walking dragline: 1955 Page Engineering 618. The machine travels through the walking motion of the mechanism directly behind the cab.
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Walking dragline: Bucyrus-Erie 4250W Big Muskie. This was the world’s largest dragline during its existence and, at 14,000 tons, one of the world’s two largest land-based mobile machines of its time.
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Crawler crane - 1963 P & H 955A
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Truck crane - Link-Belt HC78BS
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Truck crane : 1945 Lorain MC414
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Self-propelled hydraulic crane: 1969 Grove RT58
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Truck hydraulic crane: Schield Bantam
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Whirley crane: Clyde Iron Works
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Bucket wheel excavator
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Bucket loader: Barber-Greene 543
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Crawler loader: 1948 Caterpillar D2 with Trackson T2 Traxcavator cable loader attachment
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Crawler loader: 1957 Caterpillar 977D Traxcavator
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Elevating grader: 1917 Russell Grader Township A
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Loader/backhoe: Ingersoll-Rand 601B
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Loader/backhoe: 1971 Massey-Ferguson MF50
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Wheel loader: early 1960s Clark Michigan 175A rigid frame
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Wheel Loader: 1969 Eaton Yale & Towne Trojan 4000 articulated
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Pull grader: 1928 Caterpillar No. 4 Highway Patrol
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Motor Grader: 1929 Austin Manufacturing motor grader conversion and McCormick-Deering 1020 wheel tractor
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Motor grader: W. A. Riddell/Warco TH rear crawler assembly for McCormick-Deering 15-30 wheel tractor motor grader conversion
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Motor grader: 1951 Allis-Chalmers model D rigid frame
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Hydraulic backhoe: Hitachi EX1100-3
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Hydraulic shovel: 1992 Komatsu PC1500
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Telescoping boom excavator: Koehring 4470 Teleskoop
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Wheel trencher: 1985 Cleveland Trencher 400W. The word “wheel” refers to the shape of the digging assembly, which is lowered into the ground to excavate a trench.
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Pipelayer/sideboom: 1959 Caterpillar D7D crawler tractor with sideboom attachment. “Pipelayer” is used for a machine such as this that is purpose-built, rather than an attachment mounted on a tractor.
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Tunnel boring machine, or TBM: As the name suggests, these machines excavate tunnels by boring through the ground.
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Directional drill: 1999 Vermeer D24X40. These machines are used for trenchless installation of underground utilities along a controlled bore path.
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Paving equipment: Barber-Greene SA40 asphalt paver
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Paving equipment: Barber-Greene SA41 asphalt paver
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Paving equipment: Foote Multifoote dry batch paver, used to mix and place concrete on site
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Paving equipment: Standard Steel asphalt plant
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Rollers and compactors: Sheepsfoot roller
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Rollers and compactors: Tampo 450 proofroller
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Rollers and compactors: 1925 Buffalo-Springfield 5-ton steam roller (tandem roller)
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Rollers and compactors: 1958 Buffalo-Springfield KT19 tandem roller
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Rollers and compactors: Galion TC13-20G three-axle tandem roller
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Rollers and compactors: 1960 Buffalo-Springfield VM32D three-wheel roller
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Rollers and compactors: 1964 Ferguson (Shovel Supply) 2511 pneumatic roller
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Rollers and compactors: FWD Wagner SF430 segment wheel compactor (static compactor, embankment compactor)
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Rollers and compactors: Tampo RP16D self-propelled drum vibratory compactor
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Rollers and compactors: Pettibone 33 tandem vibratory compactor
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Rollers and compactors: Raygo 420 padfoot vibratory compactor
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Slip scraper, c. 1910
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Fresno scraper
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Wheeled scraper: Western Wheeled Scraper Wheeler
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Rotary scraper
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Wheeled scraper: Baker Manufacturing Company Baker-Maney model D, for use behind tractors
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Pull scraper: 1958 Caterpillar 463 with hydraulic conversion
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Motor scraper: R. G. LeTourneau Super C Tournapull prime mover and LP Carryall scraper. It’s described this way because LeTourneau identified the tractor and scraper separately. A single-axle wheel tractor is called a prime mover.
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Motor scraper: 1965 Allis-Chalmers TS260A. Most other manufacturers didn’t make as strong a distinction between prime movers and scrapers as did LeTourneau.
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Motor scraper: 1959 Caterpillar DW20F motor scraper. The scraper is an earlier No. 20. The two-axle wheel tractor offered greater speed than a prime mover.
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Crawler tractor: 1933 McCormick-Deering TA40 TracTracTor. The term “crawler tractor” refers to the basic machine.
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Crawler tractor: 1950 Caterpillar D8 with straight dozer and cable control unit. We don’t use the term “bulldozer;” “dozer” is used for the attachment only, which comes in several configurations.
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Crawler tractor: 1987 Dresser TD40 with hydraulic (as opposed to cable-operated) dozer and hinge ripper. Originally, rippers were pulled behind the tractor.
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Traction engine: 1915 Frick Eclipse. Steam-powered wheel tractors are referred to as traction engines.
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Wheel tractor: Early 1950s MRS 125. The term “wheel tractor” applies to any two-axle tractor designed primarily for pulling applications.
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Wheel dozer: 1954 LeTourneau-Westinghouse model C Tournadozer. Crawler tractors were often used without dozers. But wheel dozers are usually purpose-built for bulldozing applications, so are identified as such.
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Dump truck: 1936 International Harvester C30
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Transit mixer: GMC 9500 truck with T. L. Smith rear discharge mixer.
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Transit mixer: Oshkosh Truck Corporation front discharge.
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Articulated dump truck: 1990s Wagner Mining & Construction FB645 Fullback. These end-dump haulers are articulated at a universal joint behind the cab, giving them superb traction and off-highway mobility.
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Bottom dump truck: KW Dart D4661. An off-highway hauler that dumps its load through longitudinal gates in the bottom of the bottom dump wagon. Over-the-road versions consist of a truck tractor and bottom dump trailer.
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Water wagon: 1958 Caterpillar DW21C prime mover and Miller & Smith tank. “Water wagon” is used for off-highway water trucks, which can be based on motor scrapers, off-highway end dumps, or bottom dump trucks.
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Name plate
Galion McCormick-...
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Builder's plate
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Front
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Right front
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Right broadside
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Right broadside
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Right rear
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Rear
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Left rear
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Left front
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Power unit name plate
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Power unit right front
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Engine right side
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Power unit right broadside
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Power unit right rear
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Front end and scarifier right front
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Front end and scarifier right broadside
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Moldboard
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Circle and circle mounts
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Grader frame right front
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Grader frame right rear
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Operator's station right front
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Operator's station rear
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Grader frame from operator's station
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Front
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Left front
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Left broadside
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Left rear
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Rear
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Right front
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Engine right side
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Engine right side
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Engine left side
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Tire right front
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Tire left front
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Tire left rear
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Tire right rear
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American Fire Apparatus plate
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Front bumper and fire pump left front
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Front bumper damage
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Front bumper damage
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Front bumper and fire pump right front
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Fire pump plates
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Fire pump plates
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Hoses
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Hoses
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Hoses
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Pumper controls
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Compartments
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Compartments
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Lights, windows and mirrors
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Lights, windows and mirrors
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Lights, windows and mirrors
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Lights, windows and mirrors
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Lights, windows and mirrors
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Lights, windows and mirrors
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Cab interior and dash
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Cab interior and dash
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Cab interior and dash
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Cab interior and dash
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Odometer
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Cab interior and dash
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Manuals
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