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1 hour ago, Ihfan4life said:

Our own @vtfireman85 was there. I’m not sure if he has a video of himself pulling but he did share a picture with me of  a 9 year old boy pulling a Case(?) tractor…any video of him Seth?

Blurry, but let me check

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A nice 1972 Cargostar For Sale 

Former fire truck. Custom flatbed (not a dump bed). 9L IHC diesel, auto, under dash AC blew cold / needs recharge. LED lights. New tires. Picture of light drip rail rust. Mileage exempt- true mileage unknown. View and inspection by appointment . Please - no trades, no finance, cash only. No time wasters or endless questions. Seller will not ship but can assist with loading. Bring a tag and drive it home. If the ad is up, it is “available” so there will be no reply to that inquiry. Location is 35 miles south of Sebring FL off US Hwy 27.

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I wonder if this could bring back steam power?

The Westinghouse eVinci Microreactor is compact enough to fit inside a standard shipping container and be transported by truck, measuring less than 10 feet in diameter and under 40 feet in length

World Nuclear News

Zero-power criticality testing for the eVinci microreactor has been successfully completed, Westinghouse Electric Company has announced. The test was completed at the Nevada National Security Site in the US, on Monday at 10:39 local time. It was carried out in partnership with the Los Alamos and Idaho National Laboratories at the National Criticality Experiments Research Center, a National Nuclear Security Administration facility at the Nevada site. Westinghouse Chief Technology Officer Lou Martinez Sancho thanked the company's partners for their support, including the US Department of Energy, and said: "This zero-power criticality milestone reflects Westinghouse’s heritage of innovation and pushing to the next frontier of nuclear."

 

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5 hours ago, jeeper61 said:

Not a Autowagon but still an IH

Good way to haul some of them Missisippii watermelons!!  l bet Anson and Gary would like that video.  lol

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19 hours ago, jeeper61 said:

Allis Chalmers Pittsburgh Works

AC made a lot of the bigger transformers you see in sub stations along with oil circuit reclosers. (giant circuit breakers)

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