Milton Steam Era Pics.

[B10Dave 774]

Hi guys. Just a few pics from the show I went to yesterday. 50th. anniversary of show and they had over 50 pieces of equipment that were also at the first show!!

Hope you liked my random choices from all that I took. B10Dave

[THEPATRIOT 0]

Some very neat looking tractors.

[JohnMBerst 28]

Thanks for sharing. Looks I could spend a bunch of time just looking a few of them. Sure is interesting how designs were made back then, without CAD, and with out some of the modern manufacturing.

[Bull_79 0]

I just love that dozer with the wooden cab,what a nice piece. I'd put that thing in my front yard,I live in a development ;-)neighbors would love that.

[B10Dave 774]

Brad. The cab was part of a snow package for the Cat 60. It also includes the hood which normally isn't on a Sixty of that vintage. Dave

[country 0]

We build small products where I work, and use CAD everyday. However, some of our products are still crude to manufacture even if designed in CAD. For that, we use the phrase "hammer to fit, weld to secure".

[Karl_Brandt 6]

Thanks for the pictures. I was also at the Milton Steam Era show on Saturday,it was cool and wet at the show on Saturday. When my I got home after 1.00pm the ground was still dry at my house.....about 1 1/2 hour. Karl

[Scott Salmons 6]

Enjoyed the pictures! Makes me sad to think about all of the magnificent old steam traction engines that were destroyed for the war effort.