[Jeff Higgins]

Originally Posted by ckelly78z

With the duals, and the full cab of the pulling tractor, that rig weighs about #25,000, while a super modified pulling tractor weighs about #6500-8000.

https://www.sdstate.edu/south-dakota-agricultural-heritage-museum/1915-j-i-case-steam-engine-65-hp#:~:text=Steam%20engines%20also%20powered%20many ,without%20water%20is%2020%2C600%20pounds.

It's actually darn near double that. From the description on Youtube:

Some information about the engine from the owner Josh Maschhoff: "We run at 150 psi.
The Engine weighs around 42500lbs loaded with coal and water.
Torque is 3000 ft lbs at 240 rpm

Originally Posted by Ayles

Too funny, I just watched this in the last day or two.

Yup, I bet it popped up in a lot of folks' recommended lists if they watch a lot of gearhead stuff. I do like how Youtube seems to find the odd and esoteric stuff like this. Someone is writing some pretty good algorithms... Which I don't mind, since it succeeds in directing me to things that interest me. Like Sherman tanks with radial engines: