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MrBudcampo
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 6 ก.พ. 2012
Building off grid, running a land clearing/tree work/construction company, trying to get a farm and campground going… trying to make the ultimate homestead 🌲 😎 🌲
Asus BIOS Fix
Had my computers in storage for a couple years. When I fired them both up they were both stuck on BIOS. To solve this my good friend had me remove the hard drive (NVME SSD Drive), and then remove both heat shields and put back together.
I did try this in the second computer without removing the heat shields and it did not work until I removed the heat shields.
I did try this in the second computer without removing the heat shields and it did not work until I removed the heat shields.
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Homestead Clearing, Dueling CAT Machines!
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Almost done with the clearing, excavation starts soon!
6x6 Playing in the Snow
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We’ve been snowed in the last week, so while work is at a standstill, we decided to go test out the Stewart and Stevenson 6x6 snow capabilities… we were not disappointed!
CAT 299D3XE Plowing Snow w/ 6 Way Dozer Blade
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First time plowing snow. Took a minute to get the hang of it, but it was a lot easier than I thought, and the 299D3XE did an awesome job, went up some steep hills plowing no problem.
Homestead Land Clearing: Phase 2
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A year ago we cleared a few acres for this client for a potential home or cabin site. We are clearing a new area out for their home, after that we will be excavating for their foundation as well as building their driveway, putting in septic, etc. Here is a link to the first clearing we did for them with the 299 before we had the 306. th-cam.com/video/sr3FaBqNsUM/w-d-xo.htmlsi=NWO_PKZTPVS6nwYo
Over the Clouds-The Flat in Cambria CA
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Over the Clouds-The Flat in Cambria CA
Stihl BR800 Clearing 6’ Path of Leaves Faster Than I Can Walk
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Beast of a Blower! Fastest Blowjob You’ll Ever Get!
Little Mulching Job with the Disc Mulcher
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Little Mulching Job with the Disc Mulcher
Landscape Prep on a Beautiful Homestead! Tree Removal, Excavating & Grading.
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Landscape Prep on a Beautiful Homestead! Tree Removal, Excavating & Grading.
Homestead Land Clearing w/ Flail Mower SHREDDING!!!
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Homestead Land Clearing w/ Flail Mower SHREDDING!!!
A DAY ON THE FARM… Building Campsites, Moving Big Rocks, Tree Trimming, and Burning Brush
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A DAY ON THE FARM… Building Campsites, Moving Big Rocks, Tree Trimming, and Burning Brush
Big Pine Tree Removal: RIGGING, & BIG TOP
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Big Pine Tree Removal: RIGGING, & BIG TOP
2 MINUTE EASY FIX for Popped Off Track on Skid Steer, Excavator, or any tracked machine.
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2 MINUTE EASY FIX for Popped Off Track on Skid Steer, Excavator, or any tracked machine.
Homestead Land Clearing: Mulching/Logging/Tree removal
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Homestead Land Clearing: Mulching/Logging/Tree removal
HOMESTEAD LOGGING, with CAT 299D3XE and 6x6 Dump Truck
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HOMESTEAD LOGGING, with CAT 299D3XE and 6x6 Dump Truck
For Sale: 2075 Main Street, Cambria California
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For Sale: 2075 Main Street, Cambria California
I used this method on my mini but only used one 2X4 worked great
@@michaellynch1159 ya I’ve had one piece work quite a few times, but occasionally it doesn’t so I usually just grab a couple
Thanks . Great vid !!! I'll be picking up my very first skidsteer in a week or 2 . A 239D. This vid saved me a lot of heart ache I'm sure !! Thanks again !
@@gumboot65 awesome! Good luck on your new machine!
From the operator's seat , how do you know when the tracks are part way off like they are in this vid ?
@@gumboot65 it pops and you can feel it
Open the side case and release the grease plug. Then put the track back on and refill grease. Doing it your way , you’re stretching the track out and it will eventually never stay on. This from a Certified mechanic /Farmer for 40 years now.
@@bobbydee1187 being a mechanic for 40 years doesn’t give you common sense to know that these tracks get far more stretch from normal use than they do popping them back on… I’m on 700 hours on this forestry machine that I use for mulching (so we pop tracks all the time with a million tiny stumps everywhere) and no issues. I also had 2000 hours on my last machine, no issues. But go ahead and waist time all you want because you wanna do it the hard way!
You’re my hero.
@@smithfamilypastures glad it helped!
I rented a skid steer second time driving one. I was making a pond and as I was backing up it turn and the track pop out just like on the video followed video instructions and it worked on first try and I was in clay. The man’s a genius!!!
@@anthonyluck7523 sweet!
People learn to get to the point nobody’s gonna watch you rambling and small talking
Excellent video Brother! Good luck with your business endeavors.
@@doughuckbody6060 thank you!
Thank you!
@@juani1065 you’re welcome!
Excellent video bro!! Just popped mine back on in the woods thanks to you!!! Took me longer to find the same size branches than it did put the track back on thank God I had your video and my wife!!!😂
@@justinwasil11 haha awesome!
Is there quick tip if front or top comes off?
The front is demonstrated in this video. If you get the top off you need a second person carefully putting sticks in up top as you slowly move forward or backwards.
oh man, you're the best ... thanks for posting! saved my bacon
Same process if the front is off??
I literally just got back from using this on my T300. It was actually easier than the vid makes it out to be. It said right back on super easy…which maybe means my tracks are too loose lol
I was walking back to the truck to gather tools! You saved me man! Thank you!
The first time you do it doesn’t it drive you nuts how much time you waisted before? Haha
Nice, I’m going to try your method next time I have this happen. Dropping you a sub buddy
Buy new trax it’s not the track that wears out is your guide tabs
Let a bit of grease out put your sticks closer together get three around the back idler and twist till inline drive ahead and set tension on the trac it’s pretty simple
No need to let the grease out, this is way simpler. And we always keep our track tension where it’s supposed to be… but when you mulch in TN and there’s a stump every 5 feet you pop tracks a lot no matter how good of an operator you are or if you have proper tension.
This was awesome! I have an M-1079 and never see people wheeling them. It’s fun to see an LMTV off roading!
So much fun!
Nice technique, now when you get back maybe preform some track maintenance and tighten them up a bit.
Always do our recommended maintenance
Raddddd!!!
Sickkkkk!!!!
Sickkkkkk!!!!
Was a fun day!!!
Get er done!
Cool. whereabouts is this ? I need something similar on similar terrain but with mostly top layer of rocks (avg. of softball to football size)
I’m in Pikeville TN.
I picked up some advice to carry (3 )- 1”x18” pieces of steel pipe for doing this trick.
That works… but I think it’s a little rougher on the machine
👍🏼thanks😊
Good video tip bud,, most people who have never ran equipment only worked on them wouldn't understand.
Have commonly used a 4x4 and done the twiisting motion many times. Doesn't always work. Sure have learned to listen to tge sound of a popping track. Sooner you stop the better. Obviously field conditions and wear on machine and tracks also make a difference. 2 people is also much easier than by yourself. Smaller machines seem to keep track on better. My mini ex is a easy one to pop off also, tracks are not as durable and stretch easier. Being in that forest with a saw and lots of branches is convenient.
Good son!
I operate a Bobcat T770 with a forestry mulcher. Nothing worse than hearing that popping sound coming from your tracks cuz you know what’s coming next. Tracks never pop off where you’re close to your shop, so having a quick fix is a great idea. I’m not a mechanic, so can’t comment on the stretching debate. What I care about is getting back to work without going through a very messy and time consuming job of draining the grease, etc. Of course what the other guys don’t tell you is that even if you drain the grease you still need some sort of long pole to pry the track back on. On top of that you have to find a large rock or log somewhere to elevate the back of the machine to get your track off the ground. Good luck with that if you’re working in soft or muddy ground as the rock or log will just sink in the ground. I guess to do this fix I need to keep a small handheld battery operated chainsaws handy to cut those small logs. Thanks again for a great idea.
Absolutely! You can keep a couple cut pieces of wood on you also… in a pinch I’ve just wandered around my mulching area and found pieces of mulched wood that were the right size. I’m still trying to find somewhere on my 299 I could put a small chainsaw, I’d love to do that.
You just described my exact situation with trees all around. It was a rental so a mechanic came out and we had those issues in the soft ground. I would have tried this method and will if it happens again.
😊K9
If we ever cross paths I'm going to hug you !! lol You saved me a 2mile walk back to my truck and 4hrs of down time.
Awesome hahaha!
That skid steer sure can lift a load
Ya that machine is a beast!
SO FREAKIN AWESOME!
Thanks Roger!!!
Excellent idea. I already had to put tracks back multiple times on my mini excavator. I will keep this in mind
Thank you nice bush mechanic fix ..have a fantastic weekend brother
Absolutely, you as well!!!
That was awsome thank u brother def b using that one in the future
You’re welcome!
Sweeeet 🎉 looks great brohemus
Thanks Brother!!
At about 6.34 you can see the tensioner going in , which means the track is not taking all the stress from popping them back on , it s not so bad as it looks. And time is money!
That’s too much logic for these guys! Haha
Dig the videos where are you located?
Pikeville TN
I would like to know where one of these could be rented or hired out in my area.This would be perfect for jobs I need done.
Where are you?
Chesterfield, Va. @@MrBudcampo
Keep the shirt on dude
Was hot as hell… hopefully the guns don’t make you feel bad 😂
Any reason you went with a disc vs a drum mulcher?
Aside from mulching large trees, they seem a lot more effective and faster. Definitely takes more focus which at times I’m like I wouldn’t mind a drum because it’s pretty brainless. And as far as large trees I harvest that timber, so that’s about that. I’m pretty good at it now though, I can mulch a large tree, just takes a lot of focus not to get it jammed up
looks good! Love the music too! How big of a tree will you take down with that thing
It sucks up 6” and smaller easy, but it can do bigger ones with practice… that’s what she said 😂
Doing this will damage your tractor you need to jack the back end up with a jack lift the front end up with the bucket release the grease fitting put track back on and pump up with Greece
Man you guys are relentless… this does not damage anything. It doesn’t put any more strain on the tracks than popping them off or normal use. I’ve owned skid steers my entire life, and I’ve been doing it this way for about 10 years. Has not made any difference. When using skid steers in forestry work, sticks and rocks are constantly getting in the tracks regardless… and if you’re doing forestry mulching the tracks pop off all the time from stumps. It does not do any damage to the tracks when done right
nice trick! thanks for sharing!
Hope it helps!
Great tip, thanks
Hope it helps!!!
th-cam.com/video/NyV-MXjit3U/w-d-xo.htmlsi=w_ngw-wJTC1OfMU1 Full video
Damn, that went pretty well
Had to be perfectly done or it wasn’t gonna work! Haha
306 is under 20k operating weight?
It’s around 16,000
What grapple is that?
ANBO High Capacity, best there is. Mention me if you buy one from them please