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[thank, you for youre video. nice, looking bull dozer. i, just bought a 2002, 939c cat track loader bull dozer with a 4&1 bucket at 40k]

[thank, you for youre video. I, just bought a 2002, 939c cat track loader bull dozer with a 4&1 bucket for $40k]

[thank, you for youre helpful video.👍 just bought a 2002, 939c cat track loader with a 4&1 bucket at $40k]

[great, looking job]

I used to know a guy that could load push dump spread level in second gear 977

Nice to hear that nice Gemmy music. I, too, have a 371.

I wish the 71 series were sleeved like the 53 and 92s Awesome little 371 👍👍

What do you do with the slabs firewood?

Two questions do you still have the 671? And how long has it been since that thing has ran?

I think you are doing a good job i had one

Great video. Have you ever used a green line laser module as an alignment tool ?

i love them old saw mills

I never got to see the video cause its not playing.

hi there nice sawing . where are you located john

That 14 does a great job for you..thanx

Nice sawing, nice setup

Nice looking and sounding 941 Sir!!

Machine looks and sounds great, those crawler tractors were so tough and reliable, excellent operator also ,no herky jerky ram jamming, excessive spinning of tracks and other abusive handling, smooth steady and efficient, cheers

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This machine is from a time was Caterpillar was the absolute best Earthmovers on the planet. Not so much today.

what part of the country are you in ?

hi looking real good . thats a real old frick john

Good job, your sure cutting nice lumber….thanx

Omg this is blasphemy someone is cutting something besides 1 in boards. What is the world coming to.

old machine that can still spin the tracks! thats awsome

Just great ... 👍

i thought that was a frick , really should put a shield up for loose teeth and nails

Those bucket teeth remind me of a hillbilly lol. I took my teeth off and built up the adapters and got them all straight. The teeth sometimes wear out differently and made them not all together, and im picky.

Glad to hear an operator using the decelerator when shifting, so much easier on the transmission. Always like seeing the old Cat loaders at work.

Just found your channel, great operator, grand sawmill, any chance of more videos? .Best wishes from N.Ireland.

We have a 14A bulldozer with that same engine. I couldnt tell exactly how the driveline was attached. If it was just a shaft straight from the engine that would make the blade spin too fast/ that blade needs around 550 or 600 RPM. You need too have the engine turning around 1500 rpm. So a reduction thru pulleys is needed. What I like most is they set the mill up high enough off the ground that the off bearer doesnt have to bend over to move every board & slab. I see folks using Bell mills that let every cut fall down and they have to countinually bend over to pick them up.

Your a good operator on that old iron wish I had a 951 or a 941 good ole tractors.

What's one of the loaders worth used?

Old iron for the win!

Strong machine!

Is that sweetie 80/90hp? Nice sounding old girl. What's the job your doing? Pushing up topsoil?

excellent operator excellent machine

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Hey buddy what size is the building you built for the mill?

In the late 70's, Jack Broughton sawed cross ties and my Uncle, Abe Sheckells, hauled them. A sawmill, much like yours, provided an income for them. Thank you for sharing. Your mill is the real deal!

Smooth operator, nice Cat!

hi there nice sawing john

Nice caterpillar

My 92 year old father was a mechanic's assistant on the Ladwig Pipeline Company in the summer of 1947 laying pipeline between Miles and Ballinger, TX. Among the heavy equipment they maintained was a TD-18 crawler tractor. The dusty conditions of west TX caused the air filter on the diesel engine to become clogged. The operator complained of power lose and black smoke from the exhaust. Essentially the clogged air filter was causing the engine to run with a rich mixture. After the air filter was cleaned out, the engine's performance improved significantly and the black smoke disappeared. Dad listened to the earlier video and this video of your UD-14A engine. He wants to congratulate you on your excellent work maintaining and improving the engine's performance. Thank you for posting the before and after videos.

Young guy/ old saw. I'm an old guy with a new saw. I hope you enjoy sawing as much as I do. The Frick runs very smooth. Good job

Nice setup keep making sawdust! Ryan~ Kreis Lumber

Very godd👍

I just realized your power unit was a crawler motor That took some work..

hi there real nice sawing john

ni there nice sawing john