StakerAlloys8 Posted June 13 Posted June 13 They have made MAC car crushers since the 70s, and at that pretty much unchanged. The only things I have noticed is the switch from a Detroit Diesel 4-71 to John Deere and Cummins power sources, Dayton Spoke wheels to steelies, and the removal of the cab, besides that they're pretty much the same. Me and my dad built this one based of a either 80s or early 90s MAC car crusher with a 4-71 Detroit. Some came from the factory with a 4-71T, or turbocharged 4-71. I didn't have of those, so we did the rational thing and used a 8v71 out of the GMC General kit. Which is basically two 4-71s put together. If a 4-71 can feed the hydraulic pump enough to crush a car in 40 seconds, then a 8v71 could probably do it in about 20. Not overkill at all! The base is the AMT furniture van, engine from a GMC general, Rims also from a furniture van. Oversize load and grille decal from the bulldozer and the rest is either kitbashed or scratchbuilt. It rained so I couldn't get pictures on the blacktop. Thanks for looking! 4
Michael F Posted Saturday at 12:32 PM Posted Saturday at 12:32 PM (edited) The crusher looks amazing. Would fit perfectly on a junkyard diorama! Edited Saturday at 12:33 PM by Michael F
stavanzer Posted Saturday at 10:55 PM Posted Saturday at 10:55 PM Wow, what a Unique subject! I'v never even heard of these machines. Good Show.
StakerAlloys8 Posted Sunday at 08:13 PM Author Posted Sunday at 08:13 PM On 6/14/2025 at 7:15 AM, PappyD340 said: Very nice! Thanks Larry!
StakerAlloys8 Posted Sunday at 08:16 PM Author Posted Sunday at 08:16 PM On 6/21/2025 at 8:32 AM, Michael F said: The crusher looks amazing. Would fit perfectly on a junkyard diorama! Thanks Michael, I started a junkyard, maybe I'll post progress of it.
StakerAlloys8 Posted Sunday at 08:19 PM Author Posted Sunday at 08:19 PM 21 hours ago, stavanzer said: Wow, what a Unique subject! I'v never even heard of these machines. Good Show. Thanks Alan, from my own guesstimation people are more familiar with E-Z Crushers then MAC Corp crushers.
stavanzer Posted Sunday at 08:45 PM Posted Sunday at 08:45 PM 25 minutes ago, StakerAlloys8 said: Thanks Alan, from my own guesstimation people are more familiar with E-Z Crushers then MAC Corp crushers. I've never heard of, or seen either. Sure is an Impressive machine.
StakerAlloys8 Posted Sunday at 08:57 PM Author Posted Sunday at 08:57 PM 9 minutes ago, stavanzer said: I've never heard of, or seen either. Sure is an Impressive machine. Really? Well at least you know what a MAC Corp crusher is now! They sure are impressive machines, wait till you see an E-Z log baler! Its a pretty neat piece of equipment. 1
stavanzer Posted Monday at 04:34 AM Posted Monday at 04:34 AM 7 hours ago, StakerAlloys8 said: Really? Well at least you know what a MAC Corp crusher is now! They sure are impressive machines, wait till you see an E-Z log baler! Its a pretty neat piece of equipment. I cannot wait. I guess I need to search YouTube.
StakerAlloys8 Posted Monday at 05:37 PM Author Posted Monday at 05:37 PM 2 hours ago, vincen47 said: Very very unique and cool! Great build. Thank you Victor!
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