"Oil wrote:

A fellow from the BB asked me to move this for him. Any idea what it might weight?

That machine is a B-10. The same model was made in the UK by Ruston Bucyrus and given the number RB-10. I am volunteering at a museum here in the UK...
www.prickwillow-engine-museum.co.uk/
where we are restoring an RB-10 although ours is rigged as a dragline rather than a drag shovel like the one in the picture. The weight is arount 10 tons or 22400 (uk) pounds. Our machine was used for digging and cleaning drainage ditches and latterly for pulling weeds out of the drain near the pumping station.

We have an interesting collection of large early diesel engines. One of these, yet to be restored is a 150bhp Worthington 5 cylinder engine which was made in the USA. This was one of only two Worthingtons used for drainage in the UK and both came to the UK via the Netherlands complete with Worthington Pumps. The engines are model BB5.
It's a bit of a longshot, but does anyone know anything about this make and type of engine and pump ?
I will try and get some pictures posted.

Hi John,
I wonder if that Worthington was built in Ohio because there's a Worthington plant that makes compressed gas cylinders in Columbus?