Old Buffalo Springfield steamroller - photo

Old Buffalo Springfield steamroller.

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I doubt that is a "steam" roller.

Fine rack and pinon. Nope, it's not steam.

For What It's Worth
Thank you, I love the image. I remember the band.

That is an intense rack and pinion, I wonder what the torque rating would be.

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Originally Posted by cmarlow

For What It's Worth
Thank you, I love the image. I remember the band.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gp5JCrSXkJY

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Originally Posted by cmarlow

For What It's Worth
Thank you, I love the image. I remember the band.

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I typed "how did the rock band Buffalo Springfield get their name". Below is the AI response I got in return.

Buffalo Springfield got their name from the side of a steamroller made by the Buffalo Springfield Roller Company, which was parked outside the house of their producer, Barry Friedman. Stephen Stills and Richie Furay thought the name had a nice ring to it and decided to adopt it for the band.

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Originally Posted by hemmjo

I typed "how did the rock band Buffalo Springfield get their name". Below is the AI response I got in return.

Buffalo Springfield got their name from the side of a steamroller made by the Buffalo Springfield Roller Company, which was parked outside the house of their producer, Barry Friedman. Stephen Stills and Richie Furay thought the name had a nice ring to it and decided to adopt it for the band.

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It's interesting how some bands got their names. The Marshall Tucker Band used an old warehouse to practice. On the key ring to the door was a tag that had the name Marshall Tucker on it.

I won't go into how 10 CC got their name.