Euclid C-6 and Euclid TC-12 Working Together

[@karlk6860]

I was at Rollag MN this Saturday and had the pure pleasure to be close to a TC12 working, he was pushing huge amounts of scraped soil up a steep hill and it seemed nothing could even slow him down. The dozer itself was in just about showroom condition it was beautiful in every way and not only did it look beautiful THAT SOUND was pure fantasy!

[@millertime8835]

I bet it was all of that and then some!

[@ChevyConQueso]

Detroit 2 strokes are my favorite diesels hands down. Incredible song they belt out together.

[@Danger_mouse]

THESE were the type of machines that brought us hearing protection 🙂

[@gordonvanpatten6637]

Those screaming Jimmy’s sound great, had the privilege of running a few, never tire of them, and so indestructible.

[@rusty7720]

Detroit crankshafts are phenomenal, thousands of hours with no measurable wear.Don't let them run hot ,keep lube oil at correct level, they won't let you down.

[@jasonconklin8172]

Detroit will take abuse and rpm no cat or cummins ever dreamed of !

[@jerryhammack1318]

Thank you for the video! As a operator and mechanic of heavy equipment this is a treat! Love the sound of a big piece of equipment working! . Music to my ears and soul! Love the feel of the older equipment and not the newer computer control junk on heavy equipment!

[@dianacasettiphotographyvideo]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@technicalitems731]

Beautiful! My dad and I ran old iron all the way up until early 2000’s. I still have lots of old machines around the farm. Still have a few Detroit’s left.

[@bigchuckyinkentucky6267]

I was born and raised in the hills of eastern Kentucky. Just a quarter mile down the road from the house was a saw mill with a Detroit diesel. I would wait for the school bus every morning and listen to it cutting lumber. You could tell if they were running pine or hardwood by how hard she screamed.

[@dianacasettiphotographyvideo]

Great memories! Those engines sure have a unique sound. Thanks for watching!

[@richardortiz8704]

Big as a d8 caterpillar

[@tonyfaconi3442]

Those machines are just beautiful, thank you for posting this!

[@steveashworth6707]

I remember them old Euclids back when I started operating heavy equipment back in the 70's.

[@ronwonderlick99]

Love the sounds of those old Detroit Diesels !!!

[@jayjones6904]

Brings back some fond memories always loved my ole Detroit's Been around c6 but not the 12 yrs ago that tc12 is bad ty God bless you for bringing the memories back

[@JoshBowren]

Very satisfying to watch. Thank you for posting

[@dianacasettiphotographyvideo]

Thanks for watching! More to come.

[@timbuckley2119]

I loved the speed and power of an 82-50 . It was a good push cat for use with scrapers to catch and run to pick up after after every push on a cut. I'm thankful for that part of history in my life . Tim C. Buckley. Wash. State

[@richardmcleod3577]

Interesting design especially the twin engine dozer. Looks like it pivots each half independant of the other. One engine powering each track

[@Caje-zf8md]

You recorded some great angle shots with your drone, Diana. And, unlike me, the drone can take the steady roar of those Detroit engines without going deaf. I was standing nearby watching all of this when I decided that it would be better for my hearing if I moved back some. I've been coming to this show since the 90's and this exhibition featuring "Euclid" was the best so far. Thanks again.

[@dianacasettiphotographyvideo]

Thanks! These machines are so amazing to watch and I agree they are loud! They sound so cool though :)

[@duncanbrode381]

Wow! Singing Detroit's! Music to my ears! hahaha😊😊

[@davestinson5691]

That sounds never gets old. I bet u would definitely need ear plugs to run those beast all day

[@keithlucas6260]

Having driven a D6 hightrack, one can appreciate vintage iron kicking dirt....and the fact of having a 53' Case VAC-14 in the barn.

[@glennhatley2010]

TC12 was one bad ass dozer when it was made, saw one in Salem Va

[@freeradical6390]

Love those old Euclids! 57 JD420c

[@jamesmccartney5731]

I ran an 82÷50 back in the late 70s, it would pump oil out of the breather tube going up hill, dealer tinkered with it for a month,finally changed the engine and sent it back to the factory,never heard of it again

[@Acoustic_Theory]

Best deafness ever.

[@michaelguinn5736]

Growing up in the gravel capital of the world(Michigan), during the summer months you could hear those singing Detroits on top of the dirt piles at our house which was 4 or 5 miles away!!!

[@dianacasettiphotographyvideo]

Oxford?

[@michaelguinn5736]

@@dianacasettiphotographyvideo yep!

[@dianacasettiphotographyvideo]

@@michaelguinn5736 Thought so :)

[@michaelguinn5736]

@@dianacasettiphotographyvideo are you from that area?

[@patdexter9188]

Just barely before my time. Heard alot about them. They move alot of dirt! Nice colors too!

[@williambryant5946]

I love to see old tractors and equipment that's been restored. This I love even better when people use them instead of parking them as a show piece after rebuilding them. If you rebuild the tractors to working order than why not use them. If I was financially able to buy and restore some of these awesome old machines I'd put them to work making money. I'd use them as they were meant to be used when built. You can keep machinery nice even if you use them to make money. This is just playing around I know but it's still better than just sitting in a building on display. Beautiful old dozers here. 👍

[@dianacasettiphotographyvideo]

Good thoughts!

[@michaelbuckner5374]

Can’t believe those engines stayed together

[@tracylemme1375]

Hearing both 6-71s harmonize is music.

[@GIGABACHI]

Love the color of the dirt.

[@ruaraidhmcdonald-walker9524]

Stunning video!! Amazing machines and a fantastic DD sound!

[@dianacasettiphotographyvideo]

Thanks, I'm happy you enjoyed the video. More videos to come!

[@robpeters5204]

Love those old pieces of iron! I bet a lot of guys that ran those machines back then ended up with significant hearing loss.

[@dianacasettiphotographyvideo]

I'm kind of thinking that is probably true. Thanks for watching!

[@tonymartin4255]

yep but don't care got to operate the best Equipment there was

[@georgeking5746]

LOve the sound of that old iron pushing and ripping dirt

[@dianacasettiphotographyvideo]

Same here!

[@michaelbaumgardner2530]

The hosses of there time...Great video.

[@dianacasettiphotographyvideo]

Thanks! I'll be posting more videos soon. Check back :)

[@jamesmorton8431]

That Detroit Sound!!

[@wmden1]

At least the dump hauler had a muffler on it. The twin 671s sounded wicked, but painfully loud. One 671 for each of the operator's ears, and bystanders', too.

[@jamesroyce2646]

Those Scream'n Detroits !

[@73DiamondReo]

Nice work Diana .

[@dianacasettiphotographyvideo]

Thanks!

[@flash80D]

Hi y'all!!! I'm just now seeing this video. U dun good!! Looking forward to seeing more " Flash"

[@dianacasettiphotographyvideo]

@@flash80D Hi Flash! Great to hear from you. I have lots of footage just need to find the time to edit it. BTW, Tino is playing guitar right now :)

[@flash80D]

@@dianacasettiphotographyvideo xxxclnt!!!! Have fun!! Tell him I said howdy!!

[@peteprizzi8508]

This is awesome! Thankyou for rebuilding these beautiful machine's + keepin" them alive! Where is this happening? Is it open to the public? Whoever did video, great job+ thanks!

[@dianacasettiphotographyvideo]

Thanks, glad you like the video! This was at the National Pike Steam, Gas and Horse Assoc show in Brownstown, PA. Yes, open to the public. They have 2 shows a year. Next one I believe is the weekend of May 20, 2022. Their website is www.nationalpike.com. Please subscribe to my channel if you haven't. I have a lot more videos to post from this show.

[@dondubray4253]

@@dianacasettiphotographyvideo im surprized the dummycrats let this go on in PA

[@rons4778]

For a 220 plus horsepower dozer that c6 can sure stick those picks in the ground

[@mariotorres6287]

What a terrific video! Seeing these two Euclids working together is a blast. That material being ripped looks hard and slabby! Is it shale? On an actual jobsite, that material might need to be tandem ripped. The sounds of those 6-71 Detroit Diesels in those machines (two in the TC-12, and one in the C-6) are making a beautiful sound!! Turn up the volume, and enjoy the show! Thanks for posting this amazing video!

[@dianacasettiphotographyvideo]

I'm glad you enjoyed this video. I am not sure of the material, it just looked like dirt to me :) Maybe someone can answer that question for us.

[@dirtdiggur]

Great video!! Never seen the tc12. What a beast!

[@dplant8961]

Hi, Diana Casetti. GREAT video of two iconic machines working together, a sight seldom seen these days. Thanks for sharing. Just my 0.02. You have a wonderful day. Best wishes. Deas Plant.

[@dianacasettiphotographyvideo]

Thanks! These machines are so fun to watch. Have a great day too!

[@dplant8961]

Hi, @@dianacasettiphotographyvideo. They're even more fun to operate. I've been operating them for 57 years now, my apprencticeship seems to be coming along fairly well and, in all that time, I have never hadda job. I have always been a big kid inna BIG sandpit being PAID to play with other people's toys. We will have a show out here in CA next Memorial Day Weekend, complete with working earth moving and plowing displays, steam trains, military hardware and warbirds - would love to see what you could do with that Just my 0.02. You have a wonderful day. Best wishes. Deas Plant.

[@dianacasettiphotographyvideo]

@@dplant8961 That's the best kind of job when it doesn't feel like a job! Is there a website for the show in CA? Sounds fun!

[@dplant8961]

@@dianacasettiphotographyvideo Hi, Diana. Sorry I didn't notice your reply earlier. Yes, we did have a show this year and it is on again next year. In fact, next year will be Antique Caterpillar Machinery Owner's Club - ACMOC - National show for 2023. When we last had the National show here in 2017, we had exhibits from as par away as Texas and visitors from Pennsylvania, New York and Minnesota. Hoping to see you then. Just my 0.02. You have a wonderful day. Best wishes. Deas Plant.

[@douglasmueller4684]

Must be a nostalgic thing.

[@randyronny7735]

When I started engineering in 1972, all the earthmoving equipment was Euclid. By 1980 it had all become Cat. I do not know what happened to Euclid that they lost dominance.

[@adamdennis7016]

Stuff listening to that Detroit all day end up with industrial deafness even with ear protection wouldn’t do much give me a Cat any day.

[@garethifan1034]

These were powered by Cummins engines in the UK I believe..Liked

[@alanshelby5980]

A lot of the parts for these where cast at EMICO in Salt Lake City,UT. I have a bunch of the wood patterns that I dug out the dumpster.

[@dianacasettiphotographyvideo]

Hopefully someone who needs patterns will see your post! Thanks for watching

[@triple6758]

Need more power? Just bolt a couple together. LOL I love mad engineering.

[@Videowatcher2.0]

Now that's green iron

[@chuxtuff]

Just think there's no computer problems nor is there any Right To Repair issues on these "JImmy" diesel powered machines either!! Don't forget the hearing protection though...

[@williambowen1771]

Cool. Transformer constructicon green devestator. Merge for the kill!

[@jerryhammack1318]

The old dozers were heavy and slower but they made up for it in the sheer yardage they moved!

[@ehsan848]

Thanks for this great video. I have never seen this model of heavy machinery before. In my opinion, a lion is always a lion, even if it is old. I hope you are always successful and healthy 👍👏

[@prinzeugenvansovoyen732]

thats amazing

[@SteamCrane]

Fantastic video, excellent drone work and variety of shots! Finally got to your channel, looks like I have some binge watching ahead! It was good to talk at Brownsville, really like your controller setup! Subscribed.

[@dianacasettiphotographyvideo]

Thanks! I'm glad you found me! Hopefully I'll get some of the National Pike show footage out in the next few weeks. Lots of editing to do!

[@SteamCrane]

@@dianacasettiphotographyvideo After viewing 22 minutes of ripping with perfectly synchronized sound, my mind is boggled. An awful lot of fiddly editing work to do that, probably most viewers don't even realize.

[@VernonChitlen]

Years ago I ran a D9g along side a Terex 82-50. I used to kid the guy driving the terex, he confuses production with noise..

[@dianacasettiphotographyvideo]

Lol :)

[@jasonsands5823]

I can smell the 6-71 exhaust

[@husqv5147]

Oh if I ever win the Lotto......... :-) there will be a TC-12 sitting in my yard, I say sitting because I have absolutely no use for one other than to look at and perhaps use it to drive the 75 ft. to the mailbox daily LOL.

[@bert26a]

I miss hearing screaming Detroits. I worked on a job close to 25 years ago with a Koehring 866E and its 8V71 screaming away.

[@2wwwilly]

Gd work horses ..Trusted n reliable Brands ..

[@perrysmith6872]

Love them air detriots

[@tomberry5517]

Come see more of this kind of action at our 36th Annual International Convention & Old Equipment Exposition, September 23-25, 2022, at our National Construction Equipment Museum, 16623 Liberty Hi Road, Bowling Green, Ohio!

[@priztucker]

Is it friction why the blades are smoking?

[@terryburgett6075]

Those Detroit engines do roar

[@richardbause2453]

Boys 👦 and their big toys.

[@claudelabelle7099]

Ahhh,,, the screamin' jimmy;s, I operated a Terex 82-30 and and 82-20

[@BillRayDrums]

Those are two-stroke motors, yes? They sound like the lawnmowers in my neighborhood, only bigger. :D

[@Caje-zf8md]

Yes, both crawlers have two-stroke GM diesels. The C-6 has an inline 6-71 Detroit diesel and the TC-12 has two.

[@kenezso1311]

U did good

[@dianacasettiphotographyvideo]

Thanks! The National Pike Show did a great job bringing these machines and drivers together.

[@timberhitchllc]

I don't think there is anything more manly or American than these machines!

[@elonmust7470]

Caterpillar........................

[@asarand]

I have subscribed and set notifications. You do good work and I can tell you could use more subscribers. I enjoy watching videos like these. I'm glad I found you in my recommended. That pink steam shovel looks cute. I'm guessing it's owned by a woman?

[@dianacasettiphotographyvideo]

Thanks for the kind words Wayne! You are correct. I just started building up this channel. Thanks for subscribing! I am not sure who owns that steam shovel.

[@Robert-gg1er]

Fuel costs must be astronomical!

[@burtbrooks7731]

Listen to them ol’ Detroit’s workin💪💪💪 better get yo’ ear plugs😂😂😂

[@Nudnik1]

Huh? Can't hear you. Lol 🤣 at least I can't hear my xwife bitch at me anymore after running detroit's

[@aaimginggraphics2411]

euclid was my grandfathers company....where are you located:??

[@dianacasettiphotographyvideo]

Really? I would like to chat with you sometime. This footage was taken in Brownsville, PA at the National Pike Steam, Gas, and Horse Association show. The next show is August 9-11, 2024. It is a really good show if you haven't been before.

[@MrPIEEYEDPIPER]

Rope winch and hydraulic rippers. Strange.

[@Nudnik1]

GM owned Terex and Euclid at one point until feds broke them up.

[@wilmamcdermott3065]

What do u mean by ? Feds broke them up

[@isakjohansson7134]

@@wilmamcdermott3065 Companues have scale down or break up if they get too big in order to avoid a monopoly. If i recall correctly

[@guypatts494]

Pure power

[@TwistedEngines]

Rip headphone users lol Love it

[@RAT.MAN.]

is that a petrol engine or 2 stroke diesel?

[@Nathan-pw7do]

2 stroke diesel, screamin demon

[@matthoward923]

General Motors Detroit Diesel 6-71 inline 6 natural aspirated w/ a supercharger

[@matthoward923]

Or the TC12 two engines

[@cidertom5140]

@@matthoward923 the dumper has 8v71/92

[@williammccartney4833]

Is that national Pike show

[@dianacasettiphotographyvideo]

Yes! The show this year is August 12-14.

[@dianacasettiphotographyvideo]

This video is from last year’s August show.

[@williammccartney4833]

Haven't been there since 2015 last time with exfather in-law maybe I will stop down birthday is the 13th

[@dianacasettiphotographyvideo]

@@williammccartney4833 Happy Early Birthday! Sounds like it is time for you to stop at the show! Fun place to be on your birthday.

[@ArthurDentZaphodBeeb]

Cats ran these green farm tractors out of town. Few major contractors would touch them after the Churchill Falls debacle.

[@dianacasettiphotographyvideo]

I'm not familiar with the Churchill Falls debacle?

[@apollomoon1]

I got tinnitus from watching the video 😂. They are very cool but it’s foolish to not wear the best ear protection around these things.

[@dianacasettiphotographyvideo]

They are loud but sound so cool!

[@apollomoon1]

@@dianacasettiphotographyvideo I owned a Clark tractor shovel with a 6-71. Leaked oil faster than you could add it but was unkillable. Spend enough time around these things and the novelty of the sound wears off believe me.

[@dianacasettiphotographyvideo]

@@apollomoon1 I bet it does! Thanks for the comment. I am learning about this stuff and had an interesting read about the 6-71.

[@egdiryellam68]

Operating an open exhaust GM powered machine with out ear protection ----------------- not very smart

[@nunyabuziness8421]

2 strokes built the highway system and the usa

[@brianquigley7336]

Only thing more obnoxious than a Detroit diesel is 2 Detroit diesels. Or three.

[@dozerfarms]

You spelled soothing wrong 😂

[@Jkush463]

2 Detroit's screaming lol thatll make you deaf by clock out time.

[@jasonconklin8172]

Every equipment operator from 70s deaf ! Detroit d had much 2 do with it !

[@dianacasettiphotographyvideo]

I’m not surprised. They sure are loud.

[@jasonconklin8172]

@dianacasettiphotographyand7308 nothing more than sounds of a Detroit W TURBO scream from deep in woods pulling trees on a line machine, CARRY ALL THE WAY DN MOUNTAIN .

[@mikepetersen3931]

Is the power from Detroit

[@isakjohansson7134]

Yes

[@guypatts494]

Pure power no electric bullshit

[@osvaldoshallon]

...é bão

[@tigerbond4064]

You could replace alll those with a MIN> D8 with the same efficance of all three but one driver! If faster is needed a D10 would smoke all those fuel and time.

[@gregmorgan5332]

Don’t believe they made a D10 when these things were new and there would not be a lot between them on an equivalent age cat .in modern terms though for ripping the heavier the better but I bet a modern d6 will push more out in a day than these 2 and the operator will feel better for it this just shows how far thing’s have come

[@tigerbond4064]

@@gregmorgan5332 I agree with you,The reasoning i had if this was a business They are wasting money and time.

[@flasher1663]

You are missing the whole point. There is no more efficient engine in the world for turning fuel into noise

[@tamaralee4108]

Flash Er : Actually, the turbocharged versions of these engines are even more efficient at creating noise. This is because they are not only louder, but the turbo noise is vastly more annoying, thereby adding an additional factor to overall efficiency. Even more efficient with these engines in the hulls of steel tugboats with no sound insulation, just steel plate surfaces to reflect the noise back. An early pre-digital era form of "surround sound".

[@flasher1663]

Tamara Lee I know all about it fished on a couple of scallopers with twin turbos one 12 one 16 never stayed more than a trip , just couldn’t take it 24/7

[@terrancemahoney4669]

Invasion of the green wienies

[@wz7285]

Diesel converters

[@tomasneel1980]

Lmao. Wapos !

[@berlincutlip2364]

L