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Owls Head Pictures 2021 from The Photography Department

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Achto

Thanks for the pictures & video Eric. Looks like a great show.

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elcamino/wheelhorse

@ebinmaineEric , what is the 14th picture from the top. Sure is a what the what .

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Achto
6 minutes ago, elcamino/wheelhorse said:

what is the 14th picture from the top. Sure is a what the what .

 

1 hour ago, ebinmaine said:

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Looks like a '49 Cab Over Engine Ford that is being made into a vehicle for a Mad Max movie.

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ZXT

Some seriously cool stuff there, Eric! Looks like y'all had a good time.

 

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OldWorkHorse

Was a nice and fun show and a great weekend with great people!

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roadapples

First time I've seen the cinnamon horse from far enough away to see the top of that exhaust :ychain:

   Thanks for the pics....

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Stormin

Thanks for posting the photo's, Eric. Tell Trina thankyou for taking them. :handgestures-thumbup:

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ebinmaine
7 hours ago, Achto said:

 

 

Looks like a '49 Cab Over Engine Ford that is being made into a vehicle for a Mad Max movie.

 

That was a unique ratrod for sure!

Made to look half road/half rail and it was towing a trailer made up as a livable caboose. 

 

The owner/builder is sitting to the right of the truck, behind it. They were super cool and very appreciative of the positive comments and questions. 

 

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10 hours ago, Achto said:

 

 

Looks like a '49 Cab Over Engine Ford that is being made into a vehicle for a Mad Max movie.

:text-yeahthat:                 '48 to '50       Ford COE and the Cyclops Eye light probably cam from a '46 or '47 Chevy truck.

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Stormin

What are the frame works for? Snow ploughs/blowers? Skips/dumpsters?

 

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Handy Don
12 hours ago, Achto said:

 

 

Looks like a '49 Cab Over Engine Ford that is being made into a vehicle for a Mad Max movie.

Following the "locomotive" motif, it had a box trailer modified on the outside to look like a train caboose but made up inside as a camper.

I wouldn't have thought it ran except that I saw it later driving down the street in Rockland!

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ebinmaine
28 minutes ago, Stormin said:

What are the frame works for? Snow ploughs/blowers

That's it right there Norm. 

 

There were a few different brands of truck back from the 40s or 50s up into the 70s that specialized in super heavy duty wide plowing like back country roads with deep snow or airport runways. 

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Handy Don
48 minutes ago, Stormin said:

What are the frame works for? Snow ploughs/blowers? Skips/dumpsters?

 

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Plow/sand/salt trucks with the dump bodies removed. The red one was for front and right wing, the blue was for front and dual wing plows. They guy said they'd do a lot of the 1 ½ lane roads in one pass with the blue one--saved a lot of time. They'd stop, back up a bit, and raise the left wing to let an oncoming car get by before resuming plowing.

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1995 520H+96+97
45 minutes ago, Stormin said:

What are the frame works for? Snow ploughs/blowers? Skips/dumpsters?

Those two trucks , Walters on the left, International on the right, were built to specifically for V plow. The front wing tower is mounted and tilted more rearward for clearance for the big V plows.

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Handy Don

A couple more from Owl's Head.

Anyone remember the Bell Telephone service truck?

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The craftsmanship of this wood cab and cargo body blew me away. More furniture than truck.

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This little guy (after some reassurance from his mom--the noise of the tractors had frightened him--led the tractor parade on his battery-powered tractor. Yep, @ebinmaine and BBT are next in line.

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The ingenuity of having a large dumping trailer actuated using a cable winched from the tractor intrigued me. Owner said it's non-functional as he doesn't trust the heavily rusted structural members.

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ebinmaine
26 minutes ago, Handy Don said:

Bell Telephone service truck?

Interesting point of useless trivia for you.

Back in the seventies there were three small, municipal or town owned "Baby Bells" in Massachusetts, so I've read.

 

My Cinnamon Horse 1974 C160 was originally purchased by Granby telephone company for use mowing and maintaining their properties.

 

 

28 minutes ago, Handy Don said:

This little guy (after some reassurance from his mom--the noise of the tractors had frightened him--led the tractor parade on his battery-powered tractor

 

If that little dude had been allowed to really open up his electric tractor I would NOT have been able to keep up on Cinnamon Horse.

Trina could have on the Military Tribute Tractor because of its oversized engine pulley.

 

 

29 minutes ago, Handy Don said:

large dumping trailer actuated using a cable winched from the tractor

 

That truck and trailer combination was in operation up until 2 years ago. I've seen it demonstrated a number of times at that show. Absolutely fascinating.

 

 

 

@Handy Don Thanks for posting these!! 

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Stormin
46 minutes ago, Handy Don said:

 

This little guy (after some reassurance from his mom--the noise of the tractors had frightened him--led the tractor parade on his battery-powered tractor. Yep, @ebinmaine and BBT are next in line.

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Someone should tell Eric, you should let ladies go first. :rolleyes:

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ebinmaine
18 minutes ago, Stormin said:

 

Someone should tell Eric, you should let ladies go first. :rolleyes:

I'm an equal opportunity line former. 

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'sides... If BBT wants to go first no-one would argue the point. 

 

 

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Pullstart

Dear BBT,

 

Totally Awesome Pics.

 

Love, Pullstart.

 


Hi EB!  Where’s Mirror?

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ebinmaine
Just now, pullstart said:

Dear BBT,

 

Totally Awesome Pics.

 

Love, Pullstart.

 


Hi EB!  Where’s Mirror?

Thanks Mister 'Start.  

 

Puppy can't go to the show so she stayed at the house with a friend of BBT. 

 

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ebinmaine

@Handy Don Do you have any pics of @Oldskool's tractor's?

Trina couldn't get any without bunches of people around.. 

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Pullstart
35 minutes ago, ebinmaine said:

Trina couldn't get any without bunches of people around.. 

 

not a bad problem to have...

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ebinmaine
Just now, pullstart said:

 

not a bad problem to have...

Agreed. Mike's machines are AWESOME!!!! 

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