UNION GAP, Wash. — The table at the Central Washington Agricultural Museum erupts in laughter (as it often does) when any long-term project is discussed and someone references the infamous belly dump ...
CANASTOTA -- A genuine 1912 Watson Wagon rolled into the village of its birth complete with the original coat of 100-year-old red and green paint still visible. The fully-functional wagon is an ...
CANASTOTA - The wheels may have fallen off the Canastota Canal Town Museum president's dream of finding a genuine Watson Wagon but he is vowing to continue the search. The Canastota Canal Town board ...
The Canastota Canal Town Museum has returned an 1899 Watson Wagon, the world’s first bottom-dump wagon, to its local roots. The wagon’s namesake, inventor David S. Watson, manufactured the first ...
Robert G. LeTourneau was the leading advocate of high-speed, high-capacity, mobile earthmoving machinery, and his numerous inventions spearheaded the concept. His interest in such equipment stemmed ...
DumpWagon is described as basically the back part of an articulated dump truck with a tongue on it. The unit features similar high-oscillating suspension found on self-propelled ADTs. A typical ...
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