Videos of work in and around the Appalachian Mountains. Mack trucks, Allis-Chalmers, Komatsu


AppalachianRust

Two Versions of this Video are posted to the Channel. One gives the viewer the ability to look through the cab of the truck on their own using a unique feature of the Insta 360 camera that I'm using. The other video is of the normal format.
Normal Format: https://youtu.be/vHYGatf0gjc
360: https://youtu.be/nC36XqyahB4

1 month ago | [YT] | 80

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360 Degree Interactive Video in the Superliner will post tomorrow everyone.
Check this Video out if you haven't seen how it works https://youtu.be/7A-v4AznAt8
Thanks for watching and have a good up coming weekend!

3 months ago | [YT] | 132

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New Hoodie available!
New Larger Sizes available for Tee Shirts and Hoodies

Pick up your AppalachianRust T-shirt or Hoodie here:
appalachianrust-llc.square.site/

Thanks for your Support!

4 months ago | [YT] | 82

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Some pictures from last week. Working on getting this video ready to post. Just engine sounds and beautiful snow scape views of Virginia

6 months ago | [YT] | 184

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Photos taken around 2008 with the AutoCar loaded with an Allis Chalmers HD16 and a
CAT 627 Scarper
1980 AutoCar Engine was a 230 Cummins in the photos
Now has a 290 Cummins turned up to
around a 300 to 330.
8LL Overdrive Transmission (has a horseshoe in the shift pattern from 3rd to 4th)
18,000 pound front axel
44,000 pound Hendrickson suspension, rears are Rockwell SHD 6.17 gear ratio
Granning Air TriAxel

8 months ago | [YT] | 245

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A quick post here of a couple of our Dozers that were photographed back in 1995 by one of the authors of this book “Classic Vintage Crawlers & Dozers”. later my Dad came across the book at a classic tractor show around 2015 and was surprised to see two dozers he recognized. Both were bought new by his father in 1972 and as shown in these pictures had been basically restored after hard work through out the 80s.
In the pictures you can see the company name KL Mays & Sons on the canopy.

I’ve opened this community hub on my Channel and Subscribers should be able to post their own pictures here to my understanding.
So I look forward to seeing the trucks and tractors you guys have and whatever conversations start!

8 months ago | [YT] | 166

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Can anyone tell me what this is? Bonus points if you know how to use it.

9 months ago | [YT] | 63

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Hello everyone I'm excited to announce that I've finally got my shirt available to purchase on my online shop. Check out the design! I think you will you'll recognize a few of the trucks! AppalachianRust across the top and for a more local advertising the family business name on the bottom, wouldn't be here without them and wouldn't be here without the support of you all here on the channel.
I designed it myself and with the help of a local company had a batch screen printed. This isn't print on demand and I have a small inventory and will be shipping them out on my own as soon as I can.
Give me a grace period to work out any kinks as I'm new to this. (shipping may change price depending on location)

Thanks Everyone and be sure to check out the new video of the Off-Road Mack! https://youtu.be/CA7P5IDwEJI

Here is the Link to the Online Store
appalachianrust-llc.square.site/

9 months ago | [YT] | 109

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I've got a hour and a half video start to finish empty, loading, hauling and unloading hay on the 1980 R Model Mack. 283/285 tip turbine engine, two stick 6 speed transmission, 44,000 pound suspension.
Loading with an AGCO LT70
Unloading with a John Deere 2955

9 months ago | [YT] | 109

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Just a quick picture here everyone. I’ve been meaning to make a welcome to the channel video after hitting 10,000 subscribers! But I haven’t had a chance to get to it. The normal videos are coming along and next week I’ll post the videos of hauling hay with the white R model Mack, I know some of you are waiting to see it again.
Thank you for those that have been here since I started and I see the usuals in the comments THANK YOU!
Welcome to all the new viewers I hope that you see that my channel follows me (James) and my Dad (Jerry) and Uncle Sammy in the family business and our day to day to keep rolling. I hope you find something interesting to stick around, a lot of what you see on the channel is equipment that my father and uncle have had for years and some that my grandfather bought new when he first started out, if you dig through the community posts here on the channel I posted some pictures of him and a little history.
I try to have a mix of videos consisting of trucks, heavy equipment, Farming and maybe other interesting things in our part of the world as the channel grows!!

9 months ago | [YT] | 111