CLARK Michigan wheel loaders part 2

[@dozerblade]

I enjoyed your videos brought back memories oh the 275 michi I operated it was the rear wheel steer model that was back in 1978 in the uk

[@Acoustic_Theory]

5:15 "This 275 is loading out coal from a gloryhole." Say what?

[@loganbiery4655]

From my understanding clark sold out in the mid 80s maki g clark equipment a rare find, I'm 21 and work at a rock quarry/cement plant and we have two clark 125 s, one that I oporate on a daily its the 125B model and the other is a 125 c and its getting restored. I have to say working at a quarry filled with newer cat equipment Im impressed with the performance of the clark and its capabilities

[@eddiebowens1919]

+Logan Biery i worked on a coal strip job in the late 80s and they had a 475 and a 275 . good old machines ,its a sham they sold out

[@loganbiery4655]

+eddie bowens yeah it would be nice if they make a come back... although in my eyes a Volvo loader is just a Clark with a badge swap lol

[@ryanozbun8933]

a volvo is a joke compared to a clark. pure junk

[@dff3029]

If'n you weren't we'd have a problem.

[@stanpatterson5033]

Ahhh, the good old daze when men were men, and sheep were afraid. When machinery was built with the expectation that it would be worked hard, yet hold up for a long time (with decent preventative maintenance, of course). The stuff coming out today leaves much to be desired, no thanks to sensors and compukers micromanaging everything.

[@neerd93]

Love these old loaders

[@scotttaylor8498]

Cool old presentation video.

[@777shades]

I've recently purchased a disused mine in outback Queensland Australia. Part of the deal was a whole bunch of plant and equipment including a 175B, 475B, Wabco 75T Haulpak and some other random gear.... None have been operated since 2005, but I'll get 'em going! I've posted a few small vids if you're interested.

[@dff3029]

That's great. How's it going?

[@chrismanning1746]

Can I come work for u I live in Connecticut USA

[@damienodonohue1327]

Good on ya cobber, great stuff, hopefully they all got Jimmy's🤞👌

[@levisalvini4110]

Legendary...

[@bobcat8439]

Awesome skills too

[@terrellscaife2411]

I’m totally sold where can I go get one

[@bobcat8439]

Awesome power

[@hortapesca]

Muitos operadores morreram de insuficiência respiratória com equipamentos abertos

[@randyfebria8498]

2021 watching

[@nate8182]

W

[@MotoScootMech]

what year was this produced?

[@Hankbhomeless]

Why cant they just call the damn thing a wheel loader thats what its technically called anyway

[@danielboughton3624]

Caterpillar came out with "wheel loaders" in the late 50's to replace their Traxcavator line. Clark/Michigan had been building "tractor shovels" since the early 50's. I'm guessing there was a copyright name there. When I was a kid we called them skip loaders. I don't know if that was local lingo or not.

[@billybonewhacker]

are these clark films? .....couldn't fool me.