1950s Euclid Off Road Truck, Sitting 10+ Years, Will it Start and Drive?? 

I love that

Likely you are right. Like for blasting power dam tunnels.

What did you mine, if you don’t mind me asking?

Literally says it in the video

Boom truck literally

😂 now youre thinkin

Best answer ever 👍🏻🤣🍀

But it might have been a few years before seeds took root so that would be a minimum!

Thanks Matt 👌👍🍺

Last time I took a bath I simply count the rings around the tub,

@@floatpool8307 because we live in the usa and have an opinion

I agree. It would be a very unique piece restored.

Yes for sure

@@floatpool8307 just wish the truck got a fully restoration dawg and move along .

Why do you watch this type of content if you don't have any appreciation for what goes into it?

The no nonsense, logical leaving of all the trees so they have to fight just to see or get into the truck? ROTFLSHIAPMP. My logic: First, clear the brush so you can at least see what you're working on.

@@ljprep6250 agreed, not a whole lot of logic in that.

@@FishFind3000 I recall Matt saying 'for now' as they were clearing the area. I would expect it will be pulled out once the space is leveled and put on proper display.

Wanna do it fast before there banned. Disgraceful the way things are going.

Just when I thought you were to smart to hang out with me this happened.

My wife is a Westport girl. Living in Oz now.

That means you're 83 already. I love old folks sharing their memories on the internet. God bless you.

@@bellezayverdad Thank you Gines. I'm 83 tomorrow, the third eldest of 6 son's and one daughter. All still living except for one of the twins, Graham, now deceased. ❤

Thank u for sharing... from new plymouth , nz

@@Chopper650 Thank you for acknowledging, my dear wife and i are at Lower Hutt. Bob.

Euclid sounds like a name of a disease...a rare one... and this brand is really rare

​@@kirdot2011more like a flower or a plant to me.

@@martymartin2894 actually now that I think about it... You're right

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Sorry 🤦🏼‍♂️

Was just long enough to catch attention but not Long enough to get checked out

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Thanks so much Peter!

Maybe bird nest

Or a "Mouse House"

Eviction notice was served

I think it was a baby opossum

The brakes are a surprise yeah, thought for sure that there were too many air leaks

Thanks Stan!

@@DieselCreek who owns that old Mack dump and is it for sale?

@@clevelandmaker386 I forget the name but I doubt they would sell it

Hi Jennifer, I'm just south of Cleveland.... stupid question was the Euclid plant east of Cleveland, City of Euclid Ohio? Thanks in advance, have a wonderful holiday weekend

There are plenty of people better than I but you should still give it a try!!

Being a old H series is very possible that it’s still a 672cid. They have a smaller bore, 1/8” smaller if I remember correctly it wasn’t until later years they upped the bore size by boring out the cylinder larger. The cylinder liners are interchangeable the only difference was the older ones had a very thick liner with a notch cut out at the of the liner for the valves to clear.

When I worked at Cummins in Toronto in the early 70’s it wasn’t too often you came across a 4 cylinder one. One thing I did notice is the ones built under license by Komatsu in Japan the inside of the crank cases where painted Cummins Golden Rod yellow, the block casting had a smoother look than the ones that came from Shotts Scotland. I was told back then that the blocks where “ cured “ for a year before they machined them. Most of the engines of this age came from mines, sawmills, power plants, and tugboats pulling log booms up in Northern Ontario. It wasn’t uncommon to see blocks with casting dates going back to the 40’s. Lots of memories of making up new lube hoses, as these engines didn’t have a lot of connected drilled oil galleries. Accessories had to be supplied by oil hoses. My old NTC Big Cam 2 from 82 had a “ signal line “ that came of the lube pump and plumbed into the camshaft gallery. There’s nothing like the sound of a naturally aspirated NH 250 with a Jake rolling down hill into town. 😊