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2024 CONVENTION, NEW YORK STEAM ENGINE ASSOCIATION, CANANDAIGUA, NEW YORK

Please, share your images of the 2024 International Convention and Old Equipment Exposition, which was hosted by the New York Steam Engine Association grounds near Canandaigua, New York.


9 photo(s) Updated on: 10/16/2024
  • HCEA Canada’s 1952 TD6 propels a J. D. Adams Leaning Wheel No. 104 grader bearing a nameplate for the Town of Granger, New York.
  • National Director Dean Wack designed and fabricated these pieces for the auction – a Bucyrus-Erie dragline bucket planter, and a table patterned after a span of a steel arch bridge. Thanks, Dean!
  • Framed just a tad to the left, and this shot of an Allis-Chalmers AD4 motor grader, with the frame lettering of another A-C grader in the foreground, might have looked like an A-C promotional photo!
  • This 19A series D9D works over the dirt pile.
  • Corporate Member G. Greene Construction Inc. of Boston, Massachusetts, showed this American Road Equipment Company 800-M motor grader. A Farmall M tractor provides the power.
  • A comment was made at our last Canandaigua appearance, “It’s just fun!” Jon Houck is certainly having fun with his 1958 D4, a very late 7U model.
  • Several traction engines were part of the hosting show. The one on the left is unidentified, and an Advance-Rumely is at right. Note the young fireman on the unidentified engine – get ‘em hooked early
  • This Schield Bantam ABM-51 truck backhoe built for the Armed Forces. Rollin Wilson is the owner.
  • The Jersey Spreader box was widely used in the 1950s and 1960s. A 1944 Cat D7 provides the oomph, and Harold Laffler owns both machines. Gary Munsey Sr.’s 1987 Ford L8000 delivers a load to it.

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