Machines | Euclid Haul Truck for Sugar Cane

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1. Big Island didn't use the Euclid models because they had to use the main highway most of the time. But the trailers had chain baskets into the 70's, then theyclosed them in with steel plate. They used Peterbilt & Kenworth a lot with Rockwell/Timkin rears.
   Hamakua Sugar had 6X6 truck tractors...a lot of Autocars hauled cane, then they got 6X6 Pete's & KW's...
2. M&B had one of these for pulling a big grid roller.
3. This reminds me of the cat 666 scraper tractors. 
4. I wonder if these exact same types of rigs were used on Oahu plantations? I was born on Oahu in '74 and I remember seeing really BIG cane trucks hauling cane when I was a kid, but I don't remember the particulars. We moved away in '81, so my memories of them ends there when I was 7. I guess there isn't a sugar industry left on the islands, or at least on Oahu. Nice to see this unit though, but it would be better as a running exhibit. 
5. This is a Euclid, not a Terex. All of the Euclids were made with either a Cummins or a Detroit. They weren't all Detroit powered because some companies wanted Cummins motors so you could buy them with either option.
6. whats this shes never going to go again what a fucking waste oh a beatuful machine :(
7. who let the dogs out?
8. You found it, awesome.
9. Just what my wife needs to nip out to the supermarket;))
10. I was gonna say that it isn't an authentic display 'cause there's no oil puddle beneath the motor. Then I saw that it wasn't a screamin' Jimmy so it's authentic enough for me! I was surprised to see the brakes on the wagon. Cam brakes, even. Pretty hi-tech stuff on an old Euc-driven cane hauler. Nice vid!
11. If ya just fly another 5,000 miles to Guam, I'd put a good word in for ya with my relation! They'd have you fattened up on fruit bat and pig in no time at all. Did I mention that they put the beer in different 55 gallon barrels full of ice so you don't have to search for you favorite brand! They have a tank battle field over there that's an eye opener. Plus ya can dive on planes, tanks, road graders, and old Cats that the military ran over a cliff into the ocean! Have a good, safe trip, Todd.
12. Odd to see a Terex without a Green Grenade powering it.
13. Beautiful Todd,I enjoyed it very much,keep'em coming..thanks 
14. That's big business there, must have been a mean machine to see running down the road.
15. my uncle lives in hawaii. all they got are casebackhoes
16. you go on vacation down there?