It looks like a nice size for pullin with a pick-up.
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I dated a girl like that
My limited google skills dug up a little info about it. It' looks to be an IH 3964 or 3964B. That's a 100hp machine that weighs around 15k pounds (though I also found a Heavy Equipment forum poast where a guy sez it weighs 45K lbs........WTF?). It evolved into the IHC/Dresser 640/650/650HD series.
Looking for international harvester excavators
Why ih? I collect odd and rare international harvester and i want ih/yumbo excavator prefer 620,640, 3944,3960,3961,3964. Any ih excavator under 35000 gross lbs. Finders fee paid. 815-626-0328 fax 815-626-8785 ih560jl@hotmail.com
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....and this IH TD20 lives just a few miles away from that IH 3964 excavator.
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Purveyor of bullshit, mostly.
That boom weighs 15k by the looks of it, I'd say the 45k is likely right.My limited google skills dug up a little info about it. It' looks to be an IH 3964 or 3964B. That's a 100hp machine that weighs around 15k pounds (though I also found a Heavy Equipment forum poast where a guy sez it weighs 45K lbs........WTF?). It evolved into the IHC/Dresser 640/650/650HD series.
Looking for international harvester excavators
Why ih? I collect odd and rare international harvester and i want ih/yumbo excavator prefer 620,640, 3944,3960,3961,3964. Any ih excavator under 35000 gross lbs. Finders fee paid. 815-626-0328 fax 815-626-8785 ih560jl@hotmail.com
I agree. It's much bigger than it appears in my pics, as there's nothing next to it for scale.
Looks like it's roughly in the same class as the Cat 315 series. Similar in size and HP. A bit more weight.
315 Hydraulic Excavator | Cat | Caterpillar
Similar to a JD 160G too.
160G LC | Mid-Size Excavator | John Deere US
315 Hydraulic Excavator | Cat | Caterpillar
Similar to a JD 160G too.
160G LC | Mid-Size Excavator | John Deere US
ya it aint little. the one i saw down here, they digging out a pond with it. not a long reach but i bet he was going down a good 15' deep.
I don't need it...................but I'd like to have that IH Excavator (and that TD20).
Bob what was the original engine in these? DT, 401 or 358?
NA D358
various_construction_equipment.pdf (tractorparts.com)
I am too dumb to figure out how to post the pdf images hear...
Looks to be ~ 32,000 lbs wif bucket.
That's too heavy for my pick up and trailer. I better borrow yours.
You should get a dodge/fiat thingy
that is a good contender for toughest engine ever. i knew that one i saw was repowered. engine just didnt look factory.
This old beast was parked along the old disused Mill A complex on the PALCO mill property in Scotia, Ca. Don't think she's moved in a while. Portions of the complex are now being used as boat storage, water storage (in huge rubber bladders......weird.), and a brewery. Other sections are being stripped of equipment (scrap) and lumber. There's an outfit that dismantled the Mill B complex (where Randymac's Dad was a saw tooth setter) and sold said lumber for big $ as reclaimed lumber to contractors building spensive houses for folks wif moar money than brains.
I love exploring these old sites before they're lost to history. Got a buncha pics taken around and inside sections of Mill A. There's a neat old I4 gasser powered winch mounted to a carriage that rolls on rails along one side of the mill to pull logs to various machines and carriages within the mill. You can see the raised catwalk that the rails and winch carriage are on in the reflection of my side mirror here. There are pipe guardrails along that catwalk. I have pics of the winch. These were taken years ago.....................so the mill is probably stripped and the winch sent to china fer scrap......
