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The trees done their part, holding snow on the road.

Wonder how many clutches they went through a winter like that.

Given the year and the (then) technology this machine was revolutionary for its ability. Notice the rather light-pack snow on the surrounding fields, yet the roadways were drifted-in heavy with encrusted snow-pack. The ramming maneuver was obviously an effective practice in the 30s. One of the observers from that time got the idea for an eventual 'snowblower' no doubt which meant less shoveling.

I grew up on and around the Oshkosh area. In the late 60s, early 70s, Trucks like that ol' Oshkosh, were a common sight. That truck is gorgeous!

Awsome piece of equipment. Massport has hundreds of these.

Those guys weren’t shy to get a good run on those drifts lol

Looks like it was very hard on the transmission

And now if we have a inch of snow on the roads we are getting called in to plow people are so spoiled today.. I would love to leave the roads like this just once

I say gasoline no bull shit epa crap on the truck to slow it down

I wanna know what’s in that purse

I have cerebral palsy also I can't imagine being denied access to handicap accessible school buses Because it is against ADA guidelines not to provide handicap accessible transportation

how about that link belt?

True work horses!!

Almost 30yrs of plowing snow the only thing I can see he's doing wrong or could change and that's backing up and getting as much speed possible and use that momentum to drive into the snow and pushing it further because anyone who knows plowing knows to keep the momentum going and sometimes getting a run at it will keep you moving a little more.

Driver must have been like, "stop climbing in the hole in front of me to show off"

Larry I love it how did you build it but you need something to make that galvanized steel slippery

Detroit powered?

That's a cool ol truck

Oshkosh snow plow should be W 2206 rollover plow with underbody Ran one inMarquette Michigan Ki Sawyer Air Force Base 1964 truck was manufactured in 1950 good plow underbody on the truck to scrape off ice

The Oshkosh truck is pretty sweet, but I couldn't help but notice that M900-series 5 ton parked along the other side of the road ;) I used to have a 1991 BMY M931A2 as my daily driver :) I loved that truck!

The 3:40 mark shows how the all wheel drive works.

When Men were Men and Trucks were Trucks made of real America steel

If the road salt wasn't used most of these trucks would still be road-worthy.

Back when trucks were TRUCKS and men were MEN!!

So what is the condition of the truck today........2/20/21?

That’s such a sweet sound...👍🏻

I need one of these for my driveway...lol

Boy I would love to see a more detailed video on that unit looks just like my Uncles P&H 👍

I wish you would show more of the whole crane 🏗 I love P&H Crane’s and Draglines 😀

But I gotta get my camper out to go to the lake to go fishing ! ! LMAO

Cool ride for sure!

good thing osha was not around this video would get them in trouble guys riding in back and all lol

Wow

I thought we going to see a rollover by a plow.

Larry. Do you mean, it rolls the snow over and throws it left or it it also one of those that rotates and throw to the right? Just wondering?

Used to drive a 2070A right out of high school. Dust pan plow and 10' wing. Could rip through the gears while plowing. Fun loud truck to drive. Miss the sound it made.

its just so weird seeing big trucks without mud flaps

That’s not snow that’s ice and six foot deep.

Looks like fun.

Wow

What engine is in this truck? Cat?

Pushin it back

With the black smoke air fuel ratio needs to be looked it.

That is an awesome truck!!

That's awesome. Always thought it was sad they could only plow & throw one direction

Rr

Where is the TNT?

Can't QUITE hear the film projector.

I'm Larry's brother, I thought Alex was a teenager by now. We don't talk much. Seeing any kid overcome like this is wonderful.