Northwest 80D Moves For The First Time In 20 Years!

The Zagray Farm Museum received this machine as a donation, and we are in the process of getting it functional again and ready for moving!

Toss a few bucks in the hat:

Or donate through PayPal to:
themadmaillerATgmailDOTcom

[ksrt]

80D conventional boim and Linkbelt speeder truck cranes are what I learned the basics of being an operator. After time friction cranes, modern Manitowoc and Lorain cranes was gravy.

[Lfig]

Great to know its being saved...great vid thanks....

[rwdog]

That’s awesome! You have a talented team of guys there. I can’t wait to see more. That thing looks like it’s hard to transport....

[kalvinlabuik]

we have one like that out at our farm from late contractor the big Cat diesel packed it in though we had some look at he said it was dated around 1941

[johnlappie]

Great job guys! Nothing you guys can't do when you're determined to make it happen.

[MYsequinedsky]

unique beginning - love the quiet stills of discovered machine before 'action' begins. haha! "..pretty well planted.." so, you did all the 'waking it up from its coma' on location where it was found!? congratulations on that reawakening! and yeah - transporting it to Zagray is gonna be a full day, eh? - with a big celebration after its successful - and safe! - arrival. hey cb, this machine reminds me of that one that rested in that lot off i-95 in branford..?..

[papabits]

Great video, what would the lift capacity be on one of those?