Steve shared this video of MuddOxRacing using a trencher for the first time. There are some good closeups of how the machine works.
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Steve shared this video of MuddOxRacing using a trencher for the first time. There are some good closeups of how the machine works.
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Nick sent me some additional information and photos –
https://www.farmjeep.com/2020/12/13/jeep-trenchers/
When I purchased the Jeep, it had been sitting for decades. I uploaded a video on YouTube documenting the repair process, then this separate one for the first trenching. It was a bucket list item. The Jeep now resides on a farm in New York alongside a very large collection of vehicles from all over the world.
Thanks for posting, this was the first time I’ve seen a Jeep a trench in operating condition. Sure shakes the daylights out of the Jeep. Understandable why so many of them gave up the ghost.
hello , i would not like to get caught in that mechanism as its running , looks very dangerous , definitely dont drink and operate it
Mike, YW .. I though the poster did a good job.
Nick, not sure how I missed that was you. My bad! You did a good job of capturing it.
What a cool old machine! Thank you for the awesome demo!