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GPS: 33 degrees, 13 minutes, 51 seconds North. 117 degrees, 14 minutes, 56 seconds West.
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Yes. This page is about our Bucyrus Crawler crane. But first some notes about our Museum Volunteer
Paul Smith, who Adopted our Bucyrus Crawler. Paul maintains, repairs and is the Chief Operator of our Bucyrus.
When I arrived May 5, 2006 to take these pictures Paul asked me to wait a minute while he put on a shirt. While he was inside
his Carson Carrera Toy Box Paul asked me if he should put on his wig. I told him that was his choice.
Paul is a Full Time RV'er, living with his new Harley Motorcycle, a Honda Quad, and his cat, Target. Paul
bumper pulls his Toy Box with his 1996 Dodge Diesel 3/4 ton 4WD pickup. Over time Paul has replaced all
the original 3/4 ton axles, springs, etc with one ton versions.
First five pictures Greg Hayden. Above right: October 3, 2005 David Denny picture of Paul updating Myrna Bagge on his recent
travels. You can see Pauls new Harley Scoot behind Myrna. Myrna is sitting in Pauls one and only Guest Chair,
while he perches on his stairs.1950 Bucyrus Erie Model 15B Crawler Crane. Weight: Approximately 30,000 pounds
-- 13,610 kilograms. Boom: 35 feet -- 10.67 meters -- long. 1/2 yard -- 0.3823 cubic meter -- Dragline Bucket. Fairlead. Engine:
International UD 350.Below top left David Denny took this picture of Paul May 14, 2005. Greg Hayden took the
other three pictures November 20, 2004 when Paul was mucking out rain water run off ditches, we have all around our property,
before our Winter Rains.
Below: October 07, 2005 this fella finally came to pick up the Treasures he had purchased at our
July 31, 2005 Auction. David Denny took these four pictures, of Paul making it look like
Childs Play, to load Auction Treasures.
MORE Auction Treasurers. David Denny took the below four pictures January 4, 2006, when
this fella came to pick up Treasures he had purchased at our November 13, 2005 Auction.

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