Vintage working equipment everywhere! National Pike Steam Gas and Horse association is a must SEE!

[@danielashford2430]

Clint thanks for showing us some of the smalls on display,have watched Matt and Sam and DP And Chris nobody ever went indoors to show tooling and repair stations,fun video peace brother…

[@KennethNovak-k1v]

Clint you look like a natural , you list looked a little bit stressed up, calm down , I run a hydraulic. It only gets nervous. When you got three trucks, watching you load one

[@MikeT-TheRetiredColonel]

Came to say the same thing, all the rest of those, umm, highfalutin individuals are only worried about the diggers and maybe some tracks, but Clint gave us the WHOLE tour. Appreciate it good sir! Nice of that young feller to let you take the sticks for a bit, what's his name again? Escapes me at the moment ;) j/k Chris!

[@mooremiles2goml65]

I agree all those guys ever showed was the excavating side of it. I always thought it would be an interesting trip know it needs to be on my things to do list. Thanks I enjoy your channel you are very down to earth.

[@mooremiles2goml65]

Not sure if this is your first trip to the show my question is what are you buying to restore and take there.

[@HistoricMachines]

There are hundreds of videos of this show on KZbin just search for National Pike and you will find many posts of this show with more than just earthmovers. My best advice to attend one of our two shows as there is no video that can truly capture this event, our biggest show is in August. As a volunteer I spend about 2 weeks there for each show traveling about 500 miles round trip. Just awesome for me to be part of.

[@kennysr.1054]

The equipment there my friends is what shaped the landscape and it's a pleasure see them all operational ! Very nice!

[@DaveAlexander-iu2ti]

I hope you enjoyed our local steam show. It has been going since 1975. It started on 1 acre of one of the 5 founders farm, and after 2 years it moved to its current location. It is 100 acres now and for some reason, I think the property is a total of 300 acres. It has more additions of equipment every year and draws people from great distances.

[@tomrogers9467]

We have a HCEA show grounds in Barrie, Ontario. Always a good time when they have a “play day”.

[@imdeplorable2241]

I attended my first one about 15 years ago. I was so impressed that I became a member. While I can't volunteer or participate, I can still support this wonderful "working museum" through my donation. I thank you all.👏

[@stevea9604]

I can see Clint going home to his wife and saying guess what I just bought 😅😂👍🏻

[@lowellstevenson9162]

Clint that's what you call a cool video thank you sir for showing the vintage equipment ❤

[@tomrogers9467]

These are the machines I grew up watching in the late 50’s and 60’s! As soon as school let out I made a beeline for the nearest construction site where I would sit on the spoil piles watching the operator’s every move! Good memories.

[@johnhaines6546]

Thanks for coming to the show. You got my golf cart at 12:57 .

[@billtopka2584]

Nice to see the whole show instead of just the shovels and dozers. Good job covering the show. 👍😎

[@billblock8090]

Clint thanks for taking us along on your trip to Pa. I enjoyed the tour and seeing all the great equipment. Your content is always very interesting. I am 81 and a lot of the stuff there was current in my day. I heard several "pony" motors, which were very common back in the day. Thanks again, from West Texas

[@ewanstewart8011]

Wow that Lima sounded sweet and the operator knew those controls like the back of his hand. The Lorain steam shovel was pretty quiet and cool and I think Im going to have and come see this weekend for myself next year 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿👍🏻

[@stevea9604]

All of that time, effort & equipment… just for the pure joy of it all 🤩👍🏻😎🧐😀

[@stevea9604]

10’s of thousands of hours with millions of dollars of equipment showcasing the history that built America 🇺🇸👍🏻🤩☝🏻😃

[@maxnex7676]

And not one computer controlled engine management system in sight.

[@Timothy-vj4to]

@stevea9604 not if Kamala gets in she will sell this country down the tubes

[@mitchelldarnell5334]

Heck of an antique yard full of stuff older than I am, 82 years old👍🤠🤠🤠

[@mischef18]

Big thanks for taking us along with you and ya dad bro I have watched this show for a few years from others who post, now and it keeps getting better with people like Matt, Sam and Frank adding old stuff they have found and got working again. Safe travels. Ken.

[@needsaride15126]

The guy on that Lima shovel at the beginning sure knew what he was doing. Smooth as silk that fella was. Watching those guys at night was a really cool perspective. HI DP🙂

[@raeanker3078]

Thanks for sharing this with us mate, didn’t realise there was such a variety of different equipment on display. Cheers from down under.

[@MrChevelle83]

when those machines were put in service it made the job way easier! check out the equipment used to build hoover dam and this was a huge upgrade from that. we got it made in the shade working with modern machines now.

[@mikesorg6746]

It’s awesome seeing all this old iron out working. One of these days I’m going to make it to the national pike steam show!

[@russellclement2058]

Brilliant ,,, love the old stuff I could amuse myself for days there ,,, There's some pretty flash gear in 2024 but those old machines built the world a cu, yard at a time ,,

[@Sowhat-u6f]

I know it takes some work to get that machinery in working order, but it's totally amazing that it's still is able to do what it was designed for. My mother and father, and both of their families, were from Brownsville. Most of my family except for my Mom and Dad, are buried there. I spent a lot of good times in Brownsville as a kid.

[@mikemissel7785]

I grew up in Canonsburg and used to go when I was a kid loved this show. I live in California now and there some shows like this but more in the Central Valley of the state.

[@ern48]

Nice old equipment and good operators. Never been around a cable shovel, but did spend a lot of hours on a cable blade D8 we used in our gravel pits in the 80s and 90s.

[@chadshidler8903]

Pretty cool old American steel still operating. Thanks for sharing my friend

[@robertadriver6931]

Loved seeing all the smalls too! Great show.

[@michaelhuhn90]

Wowwwww lots of old and interesting Iron to be seen. Thanks for bringing us along Clinton.

[@richardphelan8414]

Awesome Video Clint thanks for taking us along seeing this old equipment still in usable condition is just the best so the younger kids can see how history was made in the construction and road building business in the 40,50,60s

[@mikeprociuk988]

It's amazing to see the old steam and diesel equipment in action. A lot of the world was built with that iron.

[@NeilMaclachlan]

Super video Clint...Love seeing the vintage machines still in working order....Stay safe and see you soon

[@Feub69]

Thanks Clint for a great tour of everything on this show, the best i ever see! Good job! 👍

[@malcolmyarnold6172]

Hi guys thanks for sharing was much appreciated loved seeing all of those old machines keep up the good work ❤❤❤

[@JSBIRD69]

Just about everyone on site started playing with machines as a child, and never got over it.

[@graemewoodruff9988]

Love seeing that old gear! Started in the quarry industry back in 1977 so a lot of that equipment is familiar. I ashamed to say I cut up an RB54 for scrap in 1979☹️

[@CorvetteBill364]

Clinton I know you’re Dad and I are the same age, I know he remembers how they use to grade the roads 98 percent where I grew up were dirt.. It was a Cat D 2 pulling a road scraper… l remember the first motor grader I saw with all the handles I loved them. I put that on my bucket list but I am afraid my time is beginning to run out finding one to drive… Would be a fantastic place to have a place to have those for old machines to let us old farts to relive our memories..

[@buckethead9861]

good comprehensive perspective on this, the other guys tend to showcase their roles in the show but we saw quite a bit more in this video. Well done.

[@Dennis379c16]

That's the Iron that built this nation. Thanks for the show.

[@JPaul60]

All that dirt being moved without a drop of the EPA DEF (destroys engine fluid). Nice work fellas.

[@anthonyromano2793]

Excellent vid. Clint's a born natural Operator. He jumped right in that ancient shovel and operated it like he did it for years. 😎

[@goldgitter3548]

Wow! What dedication to American equipment Restoration,presentation,displays,and operation,was top Tier. Clont...thank you for thevjdeo ( very nice drone shots) and thank you for sharing this important part of your life

[@chipps1066]

The machines that have built and continue to maintain this country!Great video!

[@danb1059]

Was glad your Dad was there also. Lots of great ,memories with that era of equipment i would bet!

[@lifeafterourloss]

I would love to make it out to this show someday! At least for now your videos will hold me over.

[@Bman2020]

What a great show would be great to go there some day thanks for sharing 👍👋🇨🇦

[@glennspreeman1634]

Huge. Outdoor museum! Thousands of hours and dollars! Dedication beyond measure!

[@johnaikema1055]

the guy working the shovel is a pro!

[@richardhill4684]

Thanks for the video, great old memories, nice to see old machines still running.

[@johncaffrey5395]

Thanks Clint, nice showing!!

[@mayberrygobber5818]

So cool to watch this equipment and operators getting job done.

[@skipholmes9040]

Grew up about 60 miles from there. It`s a great event! Thanks for bringing back the memories. It`s the assortment of content like this, that makes your show stand out. Keep em coming.

[@brucestevens1892]

Spect I'll watch this a few times !!

[@terryrogers1025]

Thanks for show tour, liked the walk thru of the buildings and equipment in them. Fun to tag along, again thanks, enjoyed watching. BTW, bet a guy would go broke trying to sell DEF at that show!!!🙄😏😉😂😂😂

[@mircobettiol1193]

Stupenda fiera magari c'è ne fossero anche in Italia di così fantastiche ❤❤❤❤❤.

[@martineastburn3679]

What a crew having dinner. Nice show and thank you all for the show.

[@csnelling4]

Thank you very much for that video Clint😊

[@phillipdean9879]

What a great show! Thanks for taking us Clint! 🇦🇺🍺🍺

[@barrygoodner575]

Thank you for walking all the way through the show getting to see the tractors in the hidden and miss engines

[@GeneSimons-fw5io]

Great entertainment Clint.. Thanks for taking us along 👍

[@MattLaw-cn7ww]

It was Great to meet you and your Dad at the show, I hope to see you there again.

[@johnsweet8410]

The aerial (almost still) view makes it look like a very well kept junkyard.

[@Damoinion]

Nice to see some actual steam equipment up and running.

[@Kenny-z9p]

Some of those old machines are surprisingly pretty fast with a good operator .👍

[@leolarocque-v5v]

Wow this video of Vintage Equipment and Yes it's must see .

[@guido2110]

It is cool, glad to meet you. Thanks for the stickers there on my tractor 👍

[@sylviaprudhomme5417]

That was really something. What history. Very impressive😊😊😊😊😊

[@robertdibble3510]

Great video. Thanks for showing us all the other stuff going on. After seeing you and Chris run the old shovel I promise not to gripe about operating my buddy’s 3 stick Case 580 anymore. Usability has come a long way in a 100 years.

[@TheJimmybud]

It was great to see all that old iron still out there!

[@petes7796]

Just boys playing with their toys😊👍👍👍🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@Lee-At-Green-Pheonix-Rc]

Love the clamshell bucket ever since i seen a old crane tearing down a block of flat in the 90s used it as a wreaking ball too so like a 2 in 1 demolition and materials sorter sat for hours in the summer watching it with my toy version

[@peterouellette3874]

Thanks for the tour

[@johnroberts8475]

Good video Clint, pretty nice to see so many people like the oldies.

[@maxobara1496]

Let the machines do the talking!! Great video 💪🤗🇺🇸

[@efwoodworker]

Best video of show I have ever seen. I will have to plan on going next year.

[@davidbrooker4613]

Clint, thanks for keeping the history alive and shared for others to find and learn from...

[@philstreeter9703]

Clint, I appreciate you taking us along to the show. It was amazing.

[@raymondgochenour8725]

Enjoyed seeing you there

[@RobertBancroft-fo8bz]

Thanks for the tour, Clint. I had no idea there was so much there.

[@opendstudio7141]

Filmed just like your auction videos. Look and touch EVERYTHING!!! 😁

[@1944chevytruck]

Wow! cool show!

[@kenwebber9429]

Very nice show. And you had fun running the cable shoals. Would like to see it.

[@tbix1963]

Thanks for sharing, great to see all the old iron working still. Still trying to spot the same type of dozer and excavator my my dad had. Kinda hard to remember since it was more than 54 years ago. Wishing you and your family the best. Pretty sure I heard LD18’s voice in the video, nice to see DP and Gunner in the end of the video.

[@Silverhornet81]

Love the sound of those Euclids.

[@dadstevens9433]

Equipment that built America and it’s still running today. Looks like a lot of fun there Clint with old Chris. Let’s dig 18. Tell you how to do it. looks like a lot of fun great video.

[@dandunlap8638]

Those old shovels are fun to watch

[@raass233]

The amazing thing is these machines were new and building America less than two lifetimes ago. My grandpa threw ties from railroad cars by hand. I saw draglines in small coal mines in the 90's. Today's machines cut grade with satellites. Amazing progress under 80 years.

[@0111025]

That continuous miner is something fun to operate It could load out 2,500 ton a shift Those shuttle cars with side boards could haul 15 tons a trip

[@railroadman57]

Fantastic video Clint I really appreciate this chance to see this ! Thanks so much !! God Bless !

[@rudyrivera7426]

Thanks? For trip! Interesting and enjoyable! 👌👍

[@garymessina1609]

Great video thanks Clint and Chris very enjoyable

[@richardhansen8473]

That's back when equipment were built and made to last

[@rayhewitt4688]

That's when America was America

[@tomrogers9467]

And no Damn computers to shut the whole show down because of a “bad sensor”. What a mess we’ve made!

[@UncleManuel]

Others call that a "visit to the museum" - Clint calls that "research for the next auctions". 😁🤘

[@Daniel-n5v5s]

It's cool seeing the equipment that built our country at the turn of the century! What has happened to it now!

[@stevea9604]

So glad Mike bought enough Pepsi’s for everyone 😝😀😃

[@BADRAM89]

Thanks!

[@C_CEQUIPMENT]

Thank you!

[@cullenmiller8170]

Seeing that TS-14 will have me have nightmares tonight. I used to work for a company in Memphis that had four of them. On a good day three were moving dirt and if I had all four running the doomsday clock was ticking loudly before something let go again. 🤣🤣

[@gerardcullen5131]

It's great to see health and safety has not gone mad there if that was anywhere in Europe there would be safety barriers everywhere and you would not be able to get close great video Clint

[@randydobson1863]

Hi C& C Equipment & it's is Randy and i like yours video is Cool & Thanks C& C Equipment & Friends Randy

[@fixing4fun]

Good video Clint! Between filming and the meet and greet I hope you took some time to enjoy the show.

[@michaelshingleton1628]

My favorite place to visit.

[@AdelinoGambiarras]

A Dozer machine with two engines on it is definitely news to me that's a first.

[@alfredomarotta6604]

Thanks for the tag along, real cool equipment.

[@ElmerJFudd-oi9kj]

Looks like paradise to me!

[@charleswalton5132]

Love this video! I’m going to try to make it up there next year!