LeTourneau tree crusher, Vietnam 1967 5218 views 8 replies Order Ascending Order Descending jkuncl Member since March 2005 From: Chicago subburbs LeTourneau tree crusher, Vietnam 1967 Posted by jkuncl

Meet the #biggest tree stomper in the #world - LeTourneau #Tree #Stomper Model 6-110 of 1964 was a walking #vehicle of the same principle of walking dragline

Cone crusher and cone crusher wear spare parts. 2 feet ~ 7 feet cone crusher mantle, bowl liner. CH420 ~ CH880, CS420 ~ CS660 cone crusher mantle, concave. HP100 ~ HP800, GP100 ~ GP550 cone crusher mantle, bowl liner. Minyu MSP, MCC cone crusher mantle, concave. C63 ~ C3054 jaw crusehr movable jaw, fixed jaw plate, other

LeTourneau tree crusher, Vietnam 1967 5216 views. 8 replies. Order Ascending; Order Descending; jkuncl. Member since March 2005; From: Chicago subburbs; LeTourneau tree crusher, Vietnam 1967. Posted

Letourneau tree crusher. this massive machine was designed to quickly crush swaths of forest, because there wasnt enough time to fell trees by traditional harvest methods as the williston reservoir flood waters rose. the letourneau g175 tree crusher was built in the early 1960s by the letourneau company out of longview, texas.

English: World's largest tree crusher (model G175, manufactured by LeTourneau in the 1950s or early 1960s), a tourist attraction on on Mackenzie Boulevard, 

I was doing some research about the U.S. Army Engineers in Vietnam and came across this THE LETOURNEAU TREE-CRUSHER could fell large 

tree-crusher-drums-1. 2 drums. Post navigation. tree-crusher-drums-1. Related. OverlandTrains.com is a companion to my soon-to-be published book on R.G. LeTourneau's Overland Trains. I expect to publish early 2022. more. Recent Articles. Book Writing Update:

Tree Crusher,, pretty sure there some Williston lake footage in here.

Judge Donald Letourneau of Hillsboro, OR; lifetime porker, Dumbo. The state of Oregon presented Donald R. Letourneau with a law license in 1977 after he graduated from Georgetown University Law School. For the past thirty-six (36) years, Donnie has had his significant snout firmly implanted in the public trough.

In 1968, the United States military leased the only two Tree Crushers in existence from R.G. LeTourneau, Inc. The military needed a win