I Started a Youtube Channel 'Vintage Equipment'

[kevxs]

Hi everyone, I started a youtube channel back in the summer.
So far I have been featuring my Dad's fleet of vintage heavy machinery in action.
I Finally finished posting everything I have shot so far so I thought I'd share it here is anyone is interested.
He still has more machines so more videos to come!

thanks!

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCEp...2kzPfcnTi5maog

[JeffH]

Very Interesting
Nice work with the photography and getting the channel setup.

I've looked at a few vids and will look at a few more tonight. Interesting array of heavy equipment. Really cool stuff

Thanks for posting this for us.

Jeff

[kevxs]

Thanks for the support! Its been a fun project and I'm hopeful that it will find its niche audience.

[hamjam]

good job but I didn't see mE in there and then it hit me it's vintage not antique

[madmax-im]

good job but I didn't see mE in there and then it hit me it's vintage not antique

Jim ...you're an oldie but goodie...We love ya...
@Kevxs...Nice work on the You tube ch.

[rover]

vintage equipment

Do you have any 977 military surplus cats? I repaired and ran some for a demo company.

[kevxs]

no 977s, he's got a couple old cranes and a feller buncher that i'd like to feature.

[Jerry]

Yup, some fun stuff there. Appreciate it! My father ran D-8 Cats for the lumber industry in northern California in the late '40s and early '50s.

Working on my '53 Oliver OC-3 crawler tractor; have a rebuilt magneto coming for it and hope to get the engine to fire over the Thanksgiving weekend.