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I read that this behemoth produces 7500 plus pounds of torque. WOW.

@@richardmarcott4343 Steam produces mind blowing numbers of torque... watch this one too- kzfaq.info/get/bejne/e7yoddx9tMWak3U.html

12050 I think

Unless it’s tanks… we don’t want nothing to do with heavy tanks

It can. No doubt

You could add the dozer the semi was hauling and it would still pull both of them without even knowing it was pulling something.

You could put a top of the line John Deere there and it would still pull it.

That Case would have pulled that rig with the semi in reverse and no wheels on the trailer.

Tied to a tree.

I don't think the governor even wiggled!

12h.p.

Rolling Coal: "So you make 150 HP at 180 RPM? Okay, then I have what is called gearing and I have 1000 HP!" Case: Wait!! "Don't use gearing cause I will lose." Rolling coal: "To bad, I have now geared down so that my built Cummins diesel engine speed is now 180 RPM and I have 1000 horsepower and thanks to gearing I now have 29,177 ft*lbs of torque ." Case: " I give up!! Please man."

Id say Big Bud 747. Anything less then that i doubt

The weight of the tractor is the factor. Gearing makes torque at the engine meaningless. It's all about wheel torque, which gears give you. A 150 HP gas engine geared down and installed onto this machine would still have the same pulling ability.

They did an awesome job building that machine. I hope you have a chance to see it in person. I'm not sure if it will be coming back to Rollag, but it's home show in Andover, SD is pretty good. Thanks for the comment!

@@chrisanderson7587 Ya it wouldn't be too much of a drive either. Our local show in town is the Historical Prairie Village Threshing Jamboree

@@dawson9652 Nice, someday I'd like to go to that show also!

Fred Dibnah would have been in AWE of this 150hp beast!! He LOVED ANYTHING powered by steam!

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He would have loved this thing! He would’ve done one of his TV specials on this Engine!

I've talked to a board member about this. The show has tow ropes but the man who regularly pulls tractors off the parade route didn't have one. After bringing this up to him, he will have access to one with during the show. Thanks for the comments!

@@chrisanderson7587 they should've at least thrown a shirt over the middle section. Saves lives that shirt does.

Thanks, just lucky to be watching the parade at that time. That is one impressive machine, I will bet was cool to be on it!

@@chrisanderson7587 It was like sitting on a house that was moving! A lot of the lucky things happen just being in the right place at the right time!

@@KennyKizzleRustyNutzRanch That's a good description. I was lucky enough to go for a ride when he moved it up to the Feature area on the day prior... it says something when you can roll past a line of 110s and look down at them :P

@@colinfarquhar918 yessir. I an absolutely captivated by the 150. It's truly a monster and for Kory to bring it back to life, what a feat!

we have billion times more efficient stuff these days. this is a 141L engine you are comparing it to som 10-25L engines that yes have less torque but they are way more efficient and modern gearboxes actualy increase torque to the wheels. the new ford bronco has 29 000ft/lb of torque in it's crawl gear (well it has the ability to generate 29k torque but it does not have the grip for all the 29k) a volvo fh16 750hp truck has pulled 750 metric tons in it's crawler gear wich is 1.6million lbs. this steam tractor weighs about 34metric tons and it can haul up to 50tons in weight meaning it's total weight with the load it's pulling is 84tons. the max weight a truck is allowed to weigh combined with it's load here in sweden and finnland is 74tons and the truck pulls that att 90km/h. yes modern engiens don't have as mutch torque but thats becaus they don't need that mutch and they are 10x smaller than a steam engines. if you whana se real power then look att bulldozers they got real power and they weigh allot + have tracks meaning they have the weight and grip to do the same stuff this steam engine does just faster more efficently and more safely

Could you imagine seeing a monster like that for the first time when other steam engines and internal combustion engines were not yet common

No, never even broke a sweet.

It's truly impressive.

not realy. theres a reason we use diesel to power trains now and not steam. diesel is allot more efficient and this and this engine is a 141L engine. volvo FH16 750hp uses 16L diesel engine and not only is capable of hauling more than this tractor but allso att faster speeds

@@rampage3337 oil extracted out the ground does more damage to the planet than extracted coal or using dead trees

International KB-16 if I remember right.

@@chrisanderson7587 where you located at. I might want to take a trip to see this monster. Im in michigan

@@tractorboy31 This is at WMSTR, Rollag, Mn. The 150's home is the show at Andover, SD.

@@chrisanderson7587 thanks

Wow. It was an older model for sure. And the dozer on the trailer is a beast. I like it, too.

They are a thing of beauty!

8000 actually

There was a rain storm about a week before the show, that made a big washout on the parade route that was filled in with new gravel. It was still pretty loose by show time. That was also the first parade of that tractor at our show.

@@chrisanderson7587 That makes sense . I used to drive a lowboy and one time on a job site I drove over some gravel that hadn't been compacted yet and I got stuck . Thank you for the explanation.

There's a video out there of it hooked to a dyno and if I understood correctly it tested at 4500-5000 lb/ft. Some people were saying that the dyno was pegged and that it could be even more than 5000 lb/ft.

@@artvandelay1099 it can do more the stap couldn't handle the torque so they stopped the test before snapping the belt

@@legros731 That's awesome. Simply amazing. Makes sense. I read that those belts are super hard to come by. No longer made. So, if you broke one, you'd have to repair it or depending on how it broke make a new one which would be a huge pain if not impossible for just anyone to do. So, there's great incentive not to push too hard and risk breaking a belt.

Probably not at all. That looked like rather wet clay, in which case, no vehicle with highway tires and pulling a heavy trailer would have been likely to move very well on its own.

Just unbolt the cleats....

About a week before the show we had 2-3 inches of rain, washing out ruts on the road. The new gravel was still loose and the semi was right over a washout.

@@chrisanderson7587 Okay, make since now. And people say modern technology is better. XD

The little engine in front at the end of the clip is a converted 9HP portable (I think). The big one is certainly capable of over 150HP.

12 h.p.

@@felinebline7154 like your brain, 12 braincell left

Case themselves called them a road locomotive.

@@paulbeck6410 even though they didnt

@@CheeseMiser they did though. Road Locomotives where basically large versions of traction engines meant to pull VERY heavy loads (like boilers, heavy earthmoving equipment, etc. They where more common in England however.

Case definitely referred to the 150 as a road locomotive.

the 150HP Case is classified as a road locomotive because of its sheer size, weight, and the fact that it is a steam traction engine