Congratulations Sam! The reason you hit over 100,000 subscribers is because you’ve got great content and are very watchable. Really look forward to Saturday mornings. Happy holidays to you and your family.
Congratulations, Sam, additional to Matt, you're one of a kind, fixing editing, talking explaining everything makes it very enjoyable, Keep the good working.
A simple side note… As a New Mexican used to gigantic topo scales, one of the things that's remarkable to me about many of these episodes are the drives through rural Pennsylvania towns. The roads are so narrow and the houses right on top of those roads. Pretty remarkable driving, Sam.
Absolutely had to subscribe to Matt’s friend who owned not only functional but great looking trucks and low boy trailers. Congrats on 100K Sam! Well deserved. 👍🏻😎🇺🇸
-SOOOO glad big John got you to start a channel, one of my favorites. Unlike some giant youtuber's such as, HeavyDSparks (what a douche), you downplay how good you are with machinery, and machining, which is one thing that make you so great to watch. But you have deep knowledge in so many mechanical and machinery topics that I am convinced there is nothing you can't make work. I save up several of my favorite youtuber videos to watch early Sunday mornings and I always save yours for last to get my day on to a positive upbeat note. - I worked for Cat for 36 years (1987 - 2023) at 8 different locations in IL 1 in Indiania and 1 Greenville SC. My dad work for cat designing engines from 1968 until 2006 so as I am sure you can imagine I have yellow blood. I love watching you work on old iron but Cat gear has special place on my heart. - My uncle drove a truck for many year and he always used to carry a little yellow MAP gas torch with him for winter fun. - does the left side decal say D8H and the right side say D9?
Congratulations on getting to 100000. Your content is very informative and entertaining at the same time. As a 70 yr old I enjoy seeing old macninery being rescued and put to work again. Cheers from NZ
I'm not sure why it took so long to start getting videos from you're channel...I subscribed a long time ago but I found your channel, thanks to Matt at Diesel Creek. You have been there for him whenever he needs, have the equipment to help more than most could do.. so on behalf of all the guys you help thank you. Matt really appreciates you. You are doing great at making videos, don't doubt yourself, just send it, we like all the content, simple..(some bloopers are always fun lol)
Congratulations on 100k subs. your content is great and that's what got you the subs. Keep up the great work and you'll have many more to come. Like seeing Matt on your channel as well.
Congratulations on 100000 followers and Thanks to Matt for turning me on to your channel you two are truly epic. I remember the first time I watched you two shooting a video I was atomically addicted to your channel after that one I ended up binge watching your videos for a couple of days. There is an advantage to being out on disability after having a back surgery.
Hope you guys will read this but I ran that dozer when I was a kid! That exact dozer left such an impression on me, I remember pushing around dirt with the old cub lo boy that was sitting back there. Wanna say that thing locked up in 2010 or 2011, sucked always seeing it just sitting in the same spot. Hope to see it live it again pushing some more dirt around.
It has to have been a year later than that; there's a Google streetview photo from 2012 with it in a different spot. But it can't have been much after 2012; the next photo was 2018 and it looked like it had been sitting there a while then.
I drive truck in MN. Our roads are wide open compared to yours. Boy you really have to be on top of your game in Pottlsevania. Glad you guys made it home with no problems. "It's like the dead row at Ritchie Brothers but only better." Big John you magnificent bastard. Great filming. Thanks guys for making my morning coffee that much better. Merry Christmas.
I was a conductor on a work train that had a low center flat car. We hauled equipment on the great salt lake in 1983 when it was flooding. First thing the foreman for Helms Construction was to have the new operators side load a Cat 345 on the steel deck of that low boy flat. Steel on steel half the track hanging off the side made a tough load. More than one walked away, it made you pucker. Trial by fire for sure. Matt unloading reminded me of that. You guys are great Thanks
you and diesel creek should put together a high volume hydraulic pack trailer that you can hook up to machines like this you want to recover. then run some giant primary hoses to get all hydraulic functionality without needed to get their engine running. the d8 could tow the pack from the woods to the lowboy. go for a gyro hydraulic filter system so the crap in the hydraulics don't wreck your pack.
Please enjoy this positive comment to tickle your algorithm. I found your channel through Area Diesel. I enjoy greatly every episode you put out. you're a lot of fun and if I had a shop like yours I'd be in heaven
Sam, congrats on the 100k, you certainly have earned it, your channel is very honest and you’re a very likeable character. Man, has anyone ever designed a side loading trailer, seems like such a heck of a lot of work changing trailers out all the time. Thanks for posting over Xmas, fills a gap for sure. Yet another worthy machine going to Sams happy haven.
I believe that you deserve all of the following you get,,it’s because you describe what you’re doing and how to fix what’s wrong,, I appreciate it…congrats on your success
A well deserved 100K! It's always fun watching you two working together, a merging of favorite channels. I also noticed Matt wearing an "Ambition Strikes" hat @25:32 Another favorite channel of mine.
Congratulations on your 100k subscribers. This channel is really what's all about saving and preserving equipment that built America and the western Europe in the 50's and 60' up to the 70's. I/we really like your knowledge on these machines. If no1 excavator on TH-cam (Christopher LD18) has a question on old equipment, you show up. You can't get a bigger compliment. That's what I like about your video's, even starting that generator three weeks ago, I would have sh$t my pants starting it. That's a big machine and you were able to fix it.... You're a asset to restoring these monuments! So it won't be lost for the next generations.... Compliments from the Netherlands.
Man, I can’t say how much that Ford looks awesome, still working and hauling loads. Love this channel, the community between you and Matt, and the fun projects you get up to
C@C equipment just took off a self contained winch from an oskosh military truck why not make something to house it so you have a way to load your dead equipment (winch truck ) or a way a skidsteer could move it around just need to make a front piece of metal to dig into the ground to prevent you from moving when winching if you go the skidsteer method. Just an idea to make loading easier also you need to get some bailey synthetic slings instead of using chains.🎅
We all like big tools. If you don't you will eventually. It's actually impressive watching one man, so easily deal with such big situations. You give the rest of us hope Sam.
Congrats on the 100,000. Just shows that no nonsense, knowledge and experience, willingness to learn dealing with heavy equipment is awesome viewing bait.
Hey Sam I recently subscribed to your channel and I just watched y’all loading the dead d-8 on to the trailer you seemed hesitant pulling the dozer while you were in direct line with the chain always go with your gut feeling I was pulling a tandem dump truck onto a low boy trailer with a case loader when the chain broke and the hook hit the windshield go with that gut feeling anyway enjoy watching your videos keep up the good work
I’m with you Sam on not unloading or loading from the side, back in my younger days, when I did heavy haul, company I worked for, if caught doing that, you’d be fired immediately
It’s one of those things where if done well things are fine. But, it very quickly turns into damaging things. And, things are going to get torn up learning how to do it. For a company it also turns into a large liability for something that can be avoided.
Congratulations, you and Matt produce films we appreciate, real stuff not bs , to many TV shows are make believe, alot if people like to to see how difficult and mistakes just like life , excellent filming and can only be admired , thanks for all the action Sam,
Sam ill tell you like i told other drivers. Dump you about half quart of airgaurd in your air tanks. Couple ounces of air tool oil. Your valves and brakes wont freeze up at all in the winter. I did truck and trailers on my equipment every year. Never had a winter freezeup. Or valve not work. I ran the north states alot over 40 yrs.
Matt should’ve brought a Takeuchi , that’s all you need to load a D8 right? 😂 Congrats on the 100k! I came from Matt’s channel back when you started, always enjoy both of your equipment content.
You are like I was when I was your age. Not afraid to do anything. Worked construction then got into driving trailers then low bedding. Used to move the Big equipment of the age. D8H, 235, 988. Also ran and repaired them. Then 10 years ago got some Brain Tumors. Had to retire. Enjoy every day that you can do what you Enjoy. But Don’t miss out on Family. Your Kids go up real Fast. Keep up the Videos. I learned more on TH-cam than The School of Hard Knocks.
I love you and Matt together. Your no fear of challenges of electrical and mechanical and old iron love impresses me as an old operator of old H model loaders and dozers 👍🇺🇸
Congratulations, Brotha! You have reached the well-deserved 100,000 subscribers. Keep posting awesome content. Sooner or later, you will reach 200,000, another milestone to look forward to. Happy New Year to you and yours.
Matt and I bought Kobelco around the same time. I retired as oilfield / pipelining operator etc. Now I just play around on my farm. I worked in the oil sands for 10 years so equipment was my stock and trade.
Congratulations Sam on getting past 100,000, it boggles the mind that actually 100k people are watching your every move, and like what they are viewing, you must be doing something right! I hope you and your family have a fantastic New Year and the toys keep coming. Tony from Rural Western Australia 🇦🇺🦘
Hi Sam, congrats on the 100k mate, you earned it, i have to be honest and say im really looking forward to seeing what you have lined up for us in 2025, keep up the great work my friend. 🇬🇧
There's no better way to start a Saturday morning than an episode of the "Scrappy Creek Show" w/special guest Big John. You've worked hard for that 100k and I'm sure that's only the beginning. Many blessings to y'all.
I’m sitting in a chilly 73 South Fla morning watching all that snow and letting you know we are recycling it here and sending it back as fast as we can 😂😮🌊
Congratulations Sam! I don't get into the kind of things you work on, but TH-cam University never fails me with you. You've exposed me to a lot of things that I have tuck back in the depths of the old cranial unit should I ever find myself working on something one day. I don't often comment because I mostly watch you on my TV, but keep it going and looking forward to seeing you hit a million subs.
Yrs ago there was a D8 in the bush on a farm in quit a few pieces. Could of got it for free. The new owner wanted it out of there. Now I wish I would of taken it. It was only 2 1/2 miles away from me. 😁
There was some pucker factor moments there. Great detail and effort into how to make it work. Good to see two of my favorite TH-camr’s working together!
Your vids are awesome, i love old stuff, i love equipment because i was an operator for 16+ years. Actually operated D8 dozers quit often, they were a bit newer though lol
another great weekend morning with videos from both Sam and Matt. thanks guys. .... love your work. now to go check if Wes is keeping up, or lagging behind. lol.
Hey Sam, I love it when you and Matt work together. It was Matt that guided me to your channel. And I’m glad he did.
Thats the same in my case. Here in Germany are this things impossible. So it is so cool to watch your big machine content….
Me too! I came for the Scrappy Creek, but I stayed for Sam.
I came from Matt and enjoy your both.
Matt sent me, Sam earned my subscription❤🎉😊!
Happy New Year!
Same! Been a long time follower of Matt and the Matt and Sam show was awesome. Then I joined the Scrappy Crew.
Congratulations Sam! The reason you hit over 100,000 subscribers is because you’ve got great content and are very watchable. Really look forward to Saturday mornings. Happy holidays to you and your family.
I agree totally but the fact that he started appearing in Matt's videos has to have a lot to do with it also, that is how I discovered Sam.
@@martymartin2894 Same here
Sam, you are a genuine nice guy and your content is Great! And you and Matt being friends and putting out videos the same day makes for great Saturday
Congratulations, Sam, additional to Matt, you're one of a kind, fixing editing, talking explaining everything makes it very enjoyable, Keep the good working.
Its pretty cool when friends see something in you that you never realized yourself. Congrats on the 100k.
A simple side note… As a New Mexican used to gigantic topo scales, one of the things that's remarkable to me about many of these episodes are the drives through rural Pennsylvania towns. The roads are so narrow and the houses right on top of those roads. Pretty remarkable driving, Sam.
@@abqcleve - same 👍
Absolutely had to subscribe to Matt’s friend who owned not only functional but great looking trucks and low boy trailers. Congrats on 100K Sam! Well deserved. 👍🏻😎🇺🇸
Well Done Sam and Matt on the recovery of the Old Caterpillar D8, with your talents and determination . The old girl will be pushing and ripping again
It's nice to have a friend like Matt to get into these shenanigans with !!
Sam, I came from Matt’s channel, so give him a thank you for sending viewers your way.
Well done Sam getting to 100K, you and Matt are great to watch, here from UK 😃
Old iron doesn't DIE it MULTIPLIES !!! Your's and Matt's yard's are perfect examples
Congrats on 100k!!! You absolutely deserve it your content is so unique and entertaining! Nothing like it anywhere else!!
wow Matt that was very impressive how you put your shoulders into it and helped push the dozer out, couldn't have done it without ya.😂
-SOOOO glad big John got you to start a channel, one of my favorites. Unlike some giant youtuber's such as, HeavyDSparks (what a douche), you downplay how good you are with machinery, and machining, which is one thing that make you so great to watch. But you have deep knowledge in so many mechanical and machinery topics that I am convinced there is nothing you can't make work. I save up several of my favorite youtuber videos to watch early Sunday mornings and I always save yours for last to get my day on to a positive upbeat note.
- I worked for Cat for 36 years (1987 - 2023) at 8 different locations in IL 1 in Indiania and 1 Greenville SC. My dad work for cat designing engines from 1968 until 2006 so as I am sure you can imagine I have yellow blood. I love watching you work on old iron but Cat gear has special place on my heart.
- My uncle drove a truck for many year and he always used to carry a little yellow MAP gas torch with him for winter fun.
- does the left side decal say D8H and the right side say D9?
Thank you so much! Yep i think someone must have put a D9 hydraulic tank on it as it says D9 on the tank lol
Congratulations ,,,,your personality is amazing, I love your attitude. Your videos are the best
Congratulations on getting to 100000. Your content is very informative and entertaining at the same time. As a 70 yr old I enjoy seeing old macninery being rescued and put to work again. Cheers from NZ
Boy, you guys know your equipment! Congrats Sam.
I'm not sure why it took so long to start getting videos from you're channel...I subscribed a long time ago but I found your channel, thanks to Matt at Diesel Creek. You have been there for him whenever he needs, have the equipment to help more than most could do.. so on behalf of all the guys you help thank you. Matt really appreciates you. You are doing great at making videos, don't doubt yourself, just send it, we like all the content, simple..(some bloopers are always fun lol)
Winter is great when you can sit inside warm, and watch somebody else work in it
Congratulations on 100k subs. your content is great and that's what got you the subs. Keep up the great work and you'll have many more to come. Like seeing Matt on your channel as well.
Congratulations Sam! I’m so glad that Matt steered me to your channel. It must be nice to have Matt close to you to help in your rescues.
Congratulations on 100000 followers and Thanks to Matt for turning me on to your channel you two are truly epic. I remember the first time I watched you two shooting a video I was atomically addicted to your channel after that one I ended up binge watching your videos for a couple of days. There is an advantage to being out on disability after having a back surgery.
Love the C W McCaLL "Black Bear Road" reference. "When I say put a rock under the wheel, I mean a rock!"
Keep up the good work. Love the videos.
Hope you guys will read this but I ran that dozer when I was a kid! That exact dozer left such an impression on me, I remember pushing around dirt with the old cub lo boy that was sitting back there. Wanna say that thing locked up in 2010 or 2011, sucked always seeing it just sitting in the same spot. Hope to see it live it again pushing some more dirt around.
That’s cool! We sure will try
It has to have been a year later than that; there's a Google streetview photo from 2012 with it in a different spot. But it can't have been much after 2012; the next photo was 2018 and it looked like it had been sitting there a while then.
Congratulations on 100k. Best content.
Loving the drive through camera work, helps us get a better feel of PA.
Blessings from the UK
I drive truck in MN. Our roads are wide open compared to yours. Boy you really have to be on top of your game in Pottlsevania. Glad you guys made it home with no problems. "It's like the dead row at Ritchie Brothers but only better." Big John you magnificent bastard. Great filming. Thanks guys for making my morning coffee that much better. Merry Christmas.
I was a conductor on a work train that had a low center flat car. We hauled equipment on the great salt lake in 1983 when it was flooding. First thing the foreman for Helms Construction was to have the new operators side load a Cat 345 on the steel deck of that low boy flat. Steel on steel half the track hanging off the side made a tough load. More than one walked away, it made you pucker. Trial by fire for sure. Matt unloading reminded me of that. You guys are great
Thanks
Congratulations, Sam on hitting the big one 00. You and Matt, make a good team the way you help each other.
Congratulations on the 100 000 subscribers.Thanks for sharing and taking us along.Outstanding and awesome content as always.
For cryin' out loud, Sam. Ain't you got a propane torch? The old cutting torch is a little overkill to warm up a quick coupler!
Congratulations Sam. Your content has been awesome and It shows you love what you are doing. I’m here to see what’s next!
Sam it is a joy to watch you go from strength to strength.
Congratulations on 100k.
Great videos. Don’t stop.
Congrats Sam . Good that you had Matt & John to help bring that dead iron home.
Congrats, Sam! Keep the videos coming, and the subscriptions will keep rising!!
you and diesel creek should put together a high volume hydraulic pack trailer that you can hook up to machines like this you want to recover. then run some giant primary hoses to get all hydraulic functionality without needed to get their engine running. the d8 could tow the pack from the woods to the lowboy. go for a gyro hydraulic filter system so the crap in the hydraulics don't wreck your pack.
Please enjoy this positive comment to tickle your algorithm.
I found your channel through Area Diesel.
I enjoy greatly every episode you put out. you're a lot of fun and if I had a shop like yours I'd be in heaven
Sam, congrats on the 100k, you certainly have earned it, your channel is very honest and you’re a very likeable character. Man, has anyone ever designed a side loading trailer, seems like such a heck of a lot of work changing trailers out all the time. Thanks for posting over Xmas, fills a gap for sure. Yet another worthy machine going to Sams happy haven.
Congratulations Sam. You are a good guy. Love watching your videos.
I believe that you deserve all of the following you get,,it’s because you describe what you’re doing and how to fix what’s wrong,, I appreciate it…congrats on your success
A well deserved 100K! It's always fun watching you two working together, a merging of favorite channels. I also noticed Matt wearing an "Ambition Strikes" hat @25:32 Another favorite channel of mine.
Congrats…You grew your channel cause of you and your family & friends are such great folks, the heavy iron is just fun 👍🏻🤩👌🏻
Congrats! This is one of my favorite channels. Glad to see it growing and going!
Congratulations on your 100k subscribers. This channel is really what's all about saving and preserving equipment that built America and the western Europe in the 50's and 60' up to the 70's. I/we really like your knowledge on these machines. If no1 excavator on TH-cam (Christopher LD18) has a question on old equipment, you show up. You can't get a bigger compliment. That's what I like about your video's, even starting that generator three weeks ago, I would have sh$t my pants starting it. That's a big machine and you were able to fix it.... You're a asset to restoring these monuments! So it won't be lost for the next generations.... Compliments from the Netherlands.
Man, I can’t say how much that Ford looks awesome, still working and hauling loads. Love this channel, the community between you and Matt, and the fun projects you get up to
Yeah! It deserves to live again. 😊
C@C equipment just took off a self contained winch from an oskosh military truck why not make something to house it so you have a way to load your dead equipment (winch truck ) or a way a skidsteer could move it around just need to make a front piece of metal to dig into the ground to prevent you from moving when winching if you go the skidsteer method. Just an idea to make loading easier also you need to get some bailey synthetic slings instead of using chains.🎅
We all like big tools. If you don't you will eventually.
It's actually impressive watching one man, so easily deal with such big situations.
You give the rest of us hope Sam.
Congrats on the 100,000. Just shows that no nonsense, knowledge and experience, willingness to learn dealing with heavy equipment is awesome viewing bait.
Hey Sam I recently subscribed to your channel and I just watched y’all loading the dead d-8 on to the trailer you seemed hesitant pulling the dozer while you were in direct line with the chain always go with your gut feeling I was pulling a tandem dump truck onto a low boy trailer with a case loader when the chain broke and the hook hit the windshield go with that gut feeling anyway enjoy watching your videos keep up the good work
Beautiful Picture of that loaded Rig driving past that house. something you dont see every day! Go Scrappy, Go.
I’m with you Sam on not unloading or loading from the side, back in my younger days, when I did heavy haul, company I worked for, if caught doing that, you’d be fired immediately
It’s one of those things where if done well things are fine. But, it very quickly turns into damaging things. And, things are going to get torn up learning how to do it.
For a company it also turns into a large liability for something that can be avoided.
Also Matt's deck on that trailer is pretty badly rotted and torn up already; it's not like he's going to hurt it much more even if he ruins it.
I’m impressed the chains didn’t loosen up after you hooked up and lifted the deck.
Thank you so much for just the tremendous amount of work it takes just to get ready to go get stuff fir us to enjoy 👍🏻🤩👌🏻
Congratulations, you and Matt produce films we appreciate, real stuff not bs , to many TV shows are make believe, alot if people like to to see how difficult and mistakes just like life , excellent filming and can only be admired , thanks for all the action Sam,
Its rolling so easy now... Hold on i'll press the brakes. Genius Matt :)
Sam ill tell you like i told other drivers. Dump you about half quart of airgaurd in your air tanks. Couple ounces of air tool oil. Your valves and brakes wont freeze up at all in the winter. I did truck and trailers on my equipment every year. Never had a winter freezeup. Or valve not work. I ran the north states alot over 40 yrs.
I never cease to be amazed at the things a gifted operator can do with an excavator.
Thanks to Matt at Diesel Creek, I found your site and I love it. You have much talent Sam.
I have a good complete engine for the tractor, you can hear it run. Great price, free!
Awesome! Can you shoot me an email with more info and location? Scrappyind@gmail.com thanks!
Your videoing skills and narration are top notch. Always enjoy it.
Congrats on the growing subscribers! I always enjoy watching you and Matt on Saturday mornings! Keep doing what you're doing bud!
Matt should’ve brought a Takeuchi , that’s all you need to load a D8 right? 😂 Congrats on the 100k! I came from Matt’s channel back when you started, always enjoy both of your equipment content.
You are like I was when I was your age. Not afraid to do anything. Worked construction then got into driving trailers then low bedding. Used to move the Big equipment of the age. D8H, 235, 988. Also ran and repaired them. Then 10 years ago got some Brain Tumors. Had to retire. Enjoy every day that you can do what you Enjoy. But Don’t miss out on Family. Your Kids go up real Fast. Keep up the Videos. I learned more on TH-cam than The School of Hard Knocks.
I love you and Matt together. Your no fear of challenges of electrical and mechanical and old iron love impresses me as an old operator of old H model loaders and dozers 👍🇺🇸
Don' t change a thing, it is as perfect a site that can be. You are like a good friend. Thank you.
You guys are so young to have so much knowledge about trucks and trailers and equipment. Enjoy your content 👏🇺🇸
Don't thank us Sam I am. It's the content you put out that got 100k subscribers. Keep em coming.
4:35 good looking truck. Front wheel drive seems crazy.
Congratulations, Brotha! You have reached the well-deserved 100,000 subscribers. Keep posting awesome content. Sooner or later, you will reach 200,000, another milestone to look forward to. Happy New Year to you and yours.
Matt and I bought Kobelco around the same time. I retired as oilfield / pipelining operator etc. Now I just play around on my farm. I worked in the oil sands for 10 years so equipment was my stock and trade.
Nice to see you are with Matt two of my favourites. Blessings from Shropshire
I love the consistency, knowing that I'm going to have a new video to watch Saturday morning is great.
"its going to be a nice tractor in some point in time" - Of that I have no doubt - Good job guys, can't wait to see the work on this one
Like how you explain everything. I can apply what I learn from you to almost everything.
Congratulations Sam on getting past 100,000, it boggles the mind that actually 100k people are watching your every move, and like what they are viewing, you must be doing something right!
I hope you and your family have a fantastic New Year and the toys keep coming.
Tony from Rural Western Australia 🇦🇺🦘
Hi Sam, congrats on the 100k mate, you earned it, i have to be honest and say im really looking forward to seeing what you have lined up for us in 2025, keep up the great work my friend. 🇬🇧
Congratulations. Great content always enjoy watching
There's no better way to start a Saturday morning than an episode of the "Scrappy Creek Show" w/special guest Big John. You've worked hard for that 100k and I'm sure that's only the beginning. Many blessings to y'all.
I’m sitting in a chilly 73 South Fla morning watching all that snow and letting you know we are recycling it here and sending it back as fast as we can 😂😮🌊
Congratulations Sam! I don't get into the kind of things you work on, but TH-cam University never fails me with you. You've exposed me to a lot of things that I have tuck back in the depths of the old cranial unit should I ever find myself working on something one day. I don't often comment because I mostly watch you on my TV, but keep it going and looking forward to seeing you hit a million subs.
Yrs ago there was a D8 in the bush on a farm in quit a few pieces. Could of got it for free.
The new owner wanted it out of there. Now I wish I would of taken it. It was only 2 1/2 miles away from me. 😁
Another fun video. It sure is nice when you guys can help each other with hauling and loading dead machines.
There was some pucker factor moments there. Great detail and effort into how to make it work. Good to see two of my favorite TH-camr’s working together!
Awesome video thanks for sharing it with us mate and hope you enjoy your New Year
Your vids are awesome, i love old stuff, i love equipment because i was an operator for 16+ years. Actually operated D8 dozers quit often, they were a bit newer though lol
Congratulations on reaching 100K, you deserve it for all your hard work.
Well done Sam. Thanks for your great content. What a likeable and knowledgeable fella you are. Cheers from Australia 🇳🇿🇳🇿
Another great recovery! You guys always manage to get it loaded and home. Looks like a sweet tractor that will live another day.
More great content to come getting that D8 going again.
That thing definitely fought you guys! As a Canadian, I cry a little when I see how 'cheap' gas is, even in one of the more expensive states.
Come to New Zealand and see how expensive fuel is down here......
@johnnybgoode6466 The difference is I'm less than 3h from where this was filmed. I'd love to visit New Zealand though. 😁
This is an excellent example of finessing brute force! Nice video and congrats on your 100,000+ mark.
Congratulations on the mile stone Sam. The 50 ton trailer has opened up many more opportunities to rescue this older equipment
Finally a new video! Thank you :D Greetings from Germany!
congrat on making it to 100K your videos are brilliant and saving these old machines is so good to see in the throughout world.
I always love scrappy diesel creek collaboration video🇺🇸
Congratulations Sam on the 102k subs , watching from Edinburgh Scotland UK 🇬🇧
another great weekend morning with videos from both Sam and Matt. thanks guys. .... love your work.
now to go check if Wes is keeping up, or lagging behind. lol.
Always good to see a Scrappy Creek vid first thing on Saturday 😂