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2010 Convention, WASHINGTON COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS, RICHMOND, RHODE ISLAND 

Please share your images of the 2010 International Convention and Old Equipment Exposition which was held September 10-12 at the Washington County Fairgrounds in Richmond, Rhode Island.

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16 photo(s) Updated on: 03/22/2013
  • Peter Vieira provided this 1956 Bucyrus-Erie 15B crane for a Crane Rodeo in which operators tested their skills with a clamshell bucket.
  • A 1956 International Harvester TD20 owned by Jim Watkins at work in the pit.
  • Dennis Yaworski’s 1956 Link-Belt K370 shovel loads Wright Excavating’s 1969 Euclid R22.
  • Dave Benn’s Autocar dump truck is loaded out by Mello Construction’s 1956 Bucyrus-Erie 15B backhoe.
  • Cannizzo Brothers owns this 1965 Cat 955H Traxcavator.
  • Seabee veterans Jim Stockslager and the late Harold Radandt meet at the Seabee Museum and Memorial Park exhibit. Harold was a World War II and Korean War vet. Thanks for your service!
  • National Director Ricky Turner gives his 1951 Bucyrus-Erie 15B shovel some exercise.
  • Dick Rawson’s 1966 LD7AD Scoopmobile is a descendant of the world’s first articulated wheel loaders, the 1955 LD5 and LD10 Scoopmobiles.
  • Two rare machines at work in the pit: The featured show machine, Ted Valpey III’s 1928 Wilford B tractor shovel, and Raymond Steck’s 1969 International Harvester 3200A skid-steer loader.
  • National Director Jim Schaus takes Peter Vieria’s 1962 Brockway 262 for a trip down the haul road.
  • Ted Valpey III owns this 1934 Cletrac 20C. Equipped with a wooden vee snow plow and side wing, it was used by the Byfield Snuff Works for 57 years.
  • Steve MacMillan’s 1950 Hough HA Payloader is an ideal loader for Rolf Johnson’s Benford 1/2-ton compact hauler as it clears product from under a Read Screen-All deck screen.
  • Lynn Burdick’s 1939 Bay City 20 and JV III Construction’s 1947 Lorain L80J are ready for action in the pit.
  • Macks dominated the truck exhibits, and Richard Kurzontkowski’s 1920 AC was the oldest.
  • National Director Earl Fitzgerald rearranges part of the work area with his 1964-1965 Euclid TC12.
  • Methods of handling and splitting boulders were demonstrated. Two of the RockBusters are boring holes into this boulder so that the Link-Belt shovel can pick it up with chains pinned into the holes.
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