Thank you for showing the old IRON 😊 That JD (544-B) back in 1979 we had 3 on a sewer main line ULID sewer jon in a coastal city. I liked the shuttle control for them. The Forward and reverse were imprint on the metal. They were very good loaders for running pea gravel and work on side of ditch. All the muck they dug out of ditch was loaded on dump truck. They had a huge dump area that they filled with spoils. We backfill with other materials because we dug in the streets and alleyway 😊
Sure would like to get ahold of that 518. Yes, they rode hard but moved a lot of logs. That size was great for jobs that had tight quarters like around houses.
Growing up in the western Puget Sound region I've many a D6 with a stump splitter, yet never got to see one in action, I've searched for videos of this type and have come up nil. Thanks for the video.
Regarding the 518 and the tire size, you were right about them being oversized. They usually came with 18.4x34 or 23.1x26 sizes and the wheels on the left side kinda look like Timberjack colours. Good catch as i was hoping you'd get a good view of them. 24.5x32 is the on that machine Good video. Makes a person wonder what is wrong with the 3155 John Deere farm tractor.
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Been watching your videos for at least 10 years or more, always enjoy the walkarounds
Thank you!
Thanks again Todd for your time and effort to entertain us really enjoy your mix of interesting adventures !!
thank you!
The only comfort was that it had a cab. The fact that you had a seat to sit on that wasn't all metal I'm sure was a plus. Very cool finds!
Another bunch of great finds 🤘
Thanks 👍
Another great history keep thanks for another great video q
Great video man. Been following a few years now and these videos are allways great watch. 👍👍🙂
Thank you for showing the old IRON 😊
That JD (544-B) back in 1979 we had 3 on a sewer main line ULID sewer jon in a coastal city. I liked the shuttle control for them. The Forward and reverse were imprint on the metal. They were very good loaders for running pea gravel and work on side of ditch. All the muck they dug out of ditch was loaded on dump truck. They had a huge dump area that they filled with spoils. We backfill with other materials because we dug in the streets and alleyway 😊
cool, good old memories for you to re-spark
@@skadill thank you my logging friend you never disappoint with your video. Man it brings back memories of my working years when the old iron was new.
Another excellent video, sir
Sure would like to get ahold of that 518. Yes, they rode hard but moved a lot of logs. That size was great for jobs that had tight quarters like around houses.
Growing up in the western Puget Sound region I've many a D6 with a stump splitter, yet never got to see one in action, I've searched for videos of this type and have come up nil. Thanks for the video.
I posted a video of a 5x6 ft. Fir stump being split @ RickCarlson-pg2gb on TH-cam
That Bee most likely had Cat colours 🤔🤣😂😎
Quite the anti-tailgate device..😂
Your videos record part of BC history. THX
Great knowledge you have!!! Excellent video!!!
Glad you enjoyed it!
@@skadill Always do very much!!!
REAL INTERESTED IN STUMP SPILITER MAY HAVE TO BUILD ONE
Looks like that old K had a cab fire. Too bad. Probably moved several mountains in its day.
That was my thought. Looks burned out and then all the discoloration of paint on the frame and back.
Good bones. Blessings
rusty gold i love old skidders
10 sec in & I see a newer broken dodge
That about right
Regarding the 518 and the tire size, you were right about them being oversized. They usually came with 18.4x34 or 23.1x26 sizes and the wheels on the left side kinda look like Timberjack colours. Good catch as i was hoping you'd get a good view of them. 24.5x32 is the on that machine Good video. Makes a person wonder what is wrong with the 3155 John Deere farm tractor.
Thanks for the info!
Caught a view of a blue cab over dodge early in video
I think it’s a freightliner If memory serves me right, I know the fella who owns that pile of Iron
Really late model D8K, its aftercooled.
Timber Jack Rims I'd say. at least the seat had foam on it not just Metal, any way when this was made Men were Men not Soft ____s like now
Thanks, that was a pile of D-8 blades!
I own a crane truck I know the owner of all that stuff I’ve moved. I think all of those blades once or 10 Times, he certainly has a collection
You would think they would put the blades back on the dozers