Very neat piece of equipment for sale near me.

[casper50]

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Just in case it doesn't work.

Antique galion iron works roller.

$2,000

[Sniper]

I am disappointed that it is not steam powered, lol. 

[Plymouthy Adams]

dang I like that....already has racing slicks installed.....

 

GALION is a name I recall from my youth as this was the brand road graders used to scrape the road.  Dad would let them park them overnight on the property when doing the road we live by....we kids played on them all the time....

Edited November 24, 2021 by Plymouthy Adams

[Pete]

Made in Galion, Ohio. If I remember correctly the became part of Baldwin - Lima - Hamilton which became part of Clark Equipment.

[Plymouthy Adams]

I can see the name change to Clark would could exceed with the initials BLaH

[greg g]

Lived down the street from the town highway dept. garage and yard.  We had the winter sand pile, a gravel pile. Metal and Concrete culverts, and various equipment to play in, on, and around.  I recall a Bucyrus Erie roller, a Russel towed grader and a small Austin self propelled one.  My favorite was the gradall bucket excavator that they used to contour and clean the ditches.

 

Edited November 24, 2021 by greg g