Top 10 Biggest Bulldozer
Massive construction and mining projects require equipment that is powerful, durable, and efficient. Bulldozers are among the most essential machines for these tasks.
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A brief history of combines
In 1834, American inventor Hiram Moore built and patented the first true combine harvester. That same year, another American, Cyrus McCormick, patented his mechanical reaper, also known as a sickle bar mower. Moore’s combine, pulled by horses or mules, was capable of reaping, threshing, and winnowing grain. By 1839, a 20-horse-drawn version harvested over 20 hectares in a single day, showcasing its efficiency
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Case IH is launching the AF11 largest combine
Each year farmers are challenged to accomplish more within tighter windows. In order to get the most out of every engine hour, Case IH is launching the AF11 combine, an industry-leading powerhouse purposefully redesigned from the ground up to maximize time in the field.
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Unveiling the Past: The 1933 John Deere Model A Experimental
When is a 1933 Model A tractor not a 1933 Model A tractor? When it belongs to Jim Wang. In 1933, Jim’s grandfather, Erwin Wang, visited his brother-in-law’s John Deere dealership and walked away $400
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The WABCO Haulpak Model 35 rock truck
in the 1960s is a WABCO Haulpak Model 35 rock truck with a 32-tonne capacity, being loaded by a Bucyrus Erie cable shovel featuring a 7-cubic-metre bucket. This operation took place at the Bethlehem Copper Company’s open-pit mine near Highland Valley, British Columbia
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Franceschini Bros. facility in Caledon, Ontario
Shown here in the late 1950s is a portable crusher and screening plant operated by Franceschini Bros. Construction, based in the aggregate-rich region of Caledon, Ontario
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International TD 18 crawler tractor
This photo from the mid-1940s shows an International TD-18 crawler tractor pulling over 20 sleighs of pulpwood for the Great Northern Pulp & Paper Company. Based in Millinocket, Maine, about an hour west of the New Brunswick border, the company had been in operation since the early 1900s.
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