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Schramm, Sterling, Studebaker, syntron, TEREX 33-07AA

7 photo(s) Updated on: 09/08/2025
  • Early 1940s Schramm Fordair 60cfm air compressor. Its wooden wagon wheels attest to the rationing of rubber for tires during World War II.
  • 1920s Schramm Self-Propelled Compressor. The rear axle carries the air compressor, which is riveted to and powered by the Fordson tractor.
  • 1963 Schramm COUH 125cfm Pneumatractor. This rig combines the functions of an industrial wheel tractor and air compressor into one machine, and could be equipped with a variety of attachments.
  • 1946 Sterling 10-ton flatbed truck, believed to have built for the U. S. Navy as a carrier for an airplane crash retrieval crane. (Keith Haddock image)
  • This is a circa 1918 Studebaker water wagon. The tank is filled with the lever-operated pump, and water sprinkles out a bar at the back the back to control dust. (Joe Black image)
  • 1947 Syntron gas jackhammer. A two-cycle gas engine powers a cylinder that strikes the tool - a cutter, drill, hammer or tamping shoe. The shipping crate is original!
  • Built circa 1977, this Terex 33-07AA end dump can carry 40 tons. Such a size was popular in both construction and quarrying.

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