This guy’s logging crew needs someone to explain to his employees out in the woods that it’s not good business practice to cause 30K damage to a dozer trying to drag out a log that’s worth 800 bucks. I definitely want to see the re-assembly.
Yeah ain’t that the truth. Kind of like my EX wife. She bought a 200 dollar dog she thought she needed. It tore up a 1200 dollar door, 3000 dollars worth of car interior no telling how much trim and carpet and what else. Best 200 dollars she ever spent. Lol
The boss or supervisor who that put this particular (untrained?) operator on the machine can't walk away from responsibility for this stuff up either. Some sort of cost summary in the final video will be instructive.
This happened with a lot of force. Thanks that no part of the box broke free and hit someone. There should be an check up on what went wrong. Operator error, hurry hurry we need to meet production or mechanical? Why did this shaft break instead of the allready weakened cardanshaft to the winch? Do the 2 pumps fit okay. For example: on a new piece of machinery in the assembly hall an flange did not fit propperly. Someone taped the tread again trough the flange. Thus creating a burr on the mating surfaces. The flange was out of alignment while rotating and driving part of the equipment. It broke shortly after put to use.
Ocasionlly I watch India channel and learned that they repair everything. They have fond a way to weld everything back together and make them work again. Even a broken axel. They waste nothing and throw away nothing. It's a unique pproch
+C&C Equipment: As per your usual, another excellent video showing pieces/parts removal and damaged parts taken from the John Deere 700J dozer. As you suspected, a prime job of *_destruction_* caused by at least one, probably more, eedgit operators, attempting to badly apply pulling power from the rear-mounted winch on the 700J machine. They did a prime *_JOB_* didn't they? Oh well, it's only *MONEY* ... You get the standard You Tube 'thumbs-up' award for this presentation. Looking forward to the videos showing repair/replacement process required to get this equipment properly operating once more. Well done and keep 'em comin'! 😁
I spent 20+ years dredging both off shore and inland environmental work before buying a log skidder and started logging. I can confirm that it’s not difficult to tear equipment up
Classic case of stepping on dollars to pick up dimes...some things are just not worth doing because the pay pack ain’t there!...I suspect they did this more than once and got away with it but my daddy always told me “if you bring that water jug to the brook enough times, sooner or later it gonna break”...hopefully there were some lessons learned here...you guys are amazing and I love your videos!!..keep it up!!
5/28/22..Clint, that Logger's Deere750 with sheered-off Winch caused lots of damage. Thx for showing us YT viewers! Yes continue to show the rest of the rebuild & if ok, tell us the total $ to repair this kind of 'field' damage. Also know this type of video shows-off your huge, well equipped shop. That shop was a huge investment but wow, u needed it & it is working for you. Also appreciate yur video editing techniques..cutting tape after removing components, then psi washing, then returning video to work on clean items for better video production. Your narration is outstanding as you tell us step-by-step what's under the mess, then showing us the several components/hoses/shafts etc..then cleaned items for disassembly...on & on..Much enjoy watching you & yur team diagnose/repair & return these big/fine work machines back to the workplace to continue production contributing to our US economy. 🇺🇸 Thx for all yur time editing, flying droan & showing us all yur efforts including teaching yur son's welding, operating heavy equipment, computer graphics/vinyl sign making...all the stuff you do is mighty good stuff to watch & learn. A++👍👍👍👏😊🛠⚙🔧🚜🍺
Wow that is some interesting dozer operation there. What a mess. I would say his operating days are over, back to the choker setting. Thanks for sharing.
Those of us unfamiliar with the ins and outs of heavy equipment operation are probably a little surprised how much damage can be done to something that appears to be so durable. Everything breaks if it's whooped on enough!
Randy is amazing! If I had to work through that mess without cleaning it would drive me nuts! Also you guys are awesome. I was considering buying an excavator for my property projects. Can NOT nearly afford a new one so I’ve been looking for used ones . BUT by watching your vids I’ve learned that getting a used one around the price I’m looking at comes with its own problems. Thank you for all you have taught me, seriously
DAMN...talk about equipment abuse. If that operator was working for me he wouldn't be anymore. Great job of cleaning up the destruction Clint & Kevin. 👍👍
It is cool to see you in business mode. There is definitely a different air to this video. More serious. Making sure your customer knows that you take this seriously. But still fun to watch.
Absolutely want to watch this process evolve back into a working tractor again. You do know your stuff, you anticipated the problems you would encounter before even opening up the patient - nice work!!
The guy that cased that damage needs a serious talking to but, it makes for great content for C&C lol. Kevin cracked me up, "I'm sure it's got a shear pin like a brush hog" lol. Great video Clinton.
Can't wait to see you flushing all those lines, pumps, and motors to remove that "glitter"! Love to see you guys aggressively taking on challenges, you seem to relish taking them on, making things right and proper again! 👏🏽👍🏼☺️
Gotta love carnage, lol thats a royal f#&"k up.. bet the owner is probably going to have some choice words for that employee. Its great for us though, wonderful content!!! Its not everyday that you get to see deep down in the guts of these machines. On this channel thats exactly what you get and thats why I keep watching. Keep up the great work man and enjoy your weekend 👍 have fun in the woods lol
Wow, It's obvious the operator doesn't care much for his machine. JD didn't make the pump R & R real fun. Tilting cab was a nice improvement. I would like to see the re assembly. Boe
Man what a mess you’re going to have fun putting it back together but I know it’s going to work like it is bran new for the costumer you’re the man for the job and they know it will be right done by you 👍😎🇺🇸NY
Great video. I couldn't believe the carnage. I agree with Kevin, there should be some of sheer pin or something, but these guys abused the machine beyond the normal use of a winch. Please keep them coming.
WOW the energy required to shear drive shafts, tear off cast mounts and crack even the casing is amazing! Was the cable still attacked to a huge tree that fell and snatched the whole assembly? Maybe there should be a fuse type fitting on the cable to prevent tearing apart the whole drive system?
Not used to so much content in 1 - video. grrrrrr8 job guys! The standard video takes 1- bolt out (10 minutes) then wait for part 2 (might remove 2 bolts) you guys rock!!!!!👍
I'm doubting that, go price a 700j with cab and winch. That's at minimum a 80k machine, I'd be surprised if repair bill is over 30k , as it looks as if he had a donor winch. We shall see tho
Crazy what Deere charges for certain parts. Looks like a lot of labor ahead to fix it, great video! Would pay money to have watched the accident happen. Wonder how long they stood around staring at it after trying to figure out how much trouble they were in.
People who think parts costs are "crazy" don't understand the costs involved with parts. Cost to manufacture (material, labor, overhead, etc.) plus the cost of warehousing plus cost of money plus inflation over the time the parts sit on a shelf from manufacture to sale = a lot of money.
@@buckhorncortez John deere is actively overcharging because it wants to discourage right to repair. That pump cover is made up of 5 cast parts. They are not expensive to make. that whole assembly, with JD brand tax and a 20% profit margin should be $1K tops.
I really enjoy your videos there educational and well-edited, I retired as a diesel mechanic and they never make it easy for ya. -The one thing that I would enjoy is seeing the prep and painting of a dozer
Wow they are soo fortunate You have the knowledge, skill and abilities to dig deep and ultimately return a "new" tractor and repaired winch again back to the customer. It is soo fascinating watch and how you explain what does what makes it complete. Thank you for sharing these repairs and your daily mechanical Work load. Keep up the farm tapes too!
Looks like a run to the wash rack would be only a suggestion. Classic example of using the wrong machine to do something that the winch wasn't designed to be used as. There must be profit in logging with the history of abuse of their equipment. I love watching you and would like to see it put back together.
YES I 'd like to see when the shaft and pullie get put back in after welding, fixing, or knew parts get put back in the dozer. I love this kind of dirty greased up work. I can just love that greasing smell.
This guy’s logging crew needs someone to explain to his employees out in the woods that it’s not good business practice to cause 30K damage to a dozer trying to drag out a log that’s worth 800 bucks. I definitely want to see the re-assembly.
Very true
Yeah ain’t that the truth. Kind of like my EX wife. She bought a 200 dollar dog she thought she needed. It tore up a 1200 dollar door, 3000 dollars worth of car interior no telling how much trim and carpet and what else. Best 200 dollars she ever spent. Lol
The boss or supervisor who that put this particular (untrained?) operator on the machine can't walk away from responsibility for this stuff up either. Some sort of cost summary in the final video will be instructive.
This happened with a lot of force. Thanks that no part of the box broke free and hit someone. There should be an check up on what went wrong. Operator error, hurry hurry we need to meet production or mechanical? Why did this shaft break instead of the allready weakened cardanshaft to the winch? Do the 2 pumps fit okay.
For example: on a new piece of machinery in the assembly hall an flange did not fit propperly. Someone taped the tread again trough the flange. Thus creating a burr on the mating surfaces. The flange was out of alignment while rotating and driving part of the equipment. It broke shortly after put to use.
I also definitely want to see the re-assembly and some one needs to show his employees the broken bits and explain how they brock it! 🙂
Ocasionlly I watch India channel and learned that they repair everything. They have fond a way to weld everything back together and make them work again. Even a broken axel. They waste nothing and throw away nothing. It's a unique pproch
They have to have the patience of clam to do that work
heck yeah I want to see it put back together
Ho yes I want to see the video Clint .
Everyone is in trouble now! The big boss man is in the shop!😀
Hey Clint I see 💰💰💰 signs on your face, waiting for the Clint with sunglass an the snoop Dogg song to key in 😂😂😂💪💪
I love it
Good news is - with customers like these, you’ll always have work and income 👍🇦🇺
For sure
That's if they don't go out of business with such massive repair bills 🤔
+C&C Equipment: As per your usual, another excellent video showing pieces/parts removal and damaged parts taken from the John Deere 700J dozer. As you suspected, a prime job of *_destruction_* caused by at least one, probably more, eedgit operators, attempting to badly apply pulling power from the rear-mounted winch on the 700J machine. They did a prime *_JOB_* didn't they? Oh well, it's only *MONEY* ...
You get the standard You Tube 'thumbs-up' award for this presentation. Looking forward to the videos showing repair/replacement process required to get this equipment properly operating once more. Well done and keep 'em comin'! 😁
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I spent 20+ years dredging both off shore and inland environmental work before buying a log skidder and started logging. I can confirm that it’s not difficult to tear equipment up
I would love to see it getting put back together and to see how bad's the winch was
Clinton, I love watching you and Kevin work together. It's 50 percent comedy and 50 percent technical and mechanical knowledge.
That operator said if it's worth doing. Then do it right. Lol God bless
Fine line between running equipment to its maximum potential and destroying the equipment.
Yep
Classic case of stepping on dollars to pick up dimes...some things are just not worth doing because the pay pack ain’t there!...I suspect they did this more than once and got away with it but my daddy always told me “if you bring that water jug to the brook enough times, sooner or later it gonna break”...hopefully there were some lessons learned here...you guys are amazing and I love your videos!!..keep it up!!
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That’ll buff right out.
Let us see the job to its conclusion Clint 👏👏👏👌🇬🇧🥰
This kind of customer will definitely keep you in business. Wow!
5/28/22..Clint, that Logger's Deere750 with sheered-off Winch caused lots of damage. Thx for showing us YT viewers! Yes continue to show the rest of the rebuild & if ok, tell us the total $ to repair this kind of 'field' damage.
Also know this type of video shows-off your huge, well equipped shop. That shop was a huge investment but wow, u needed it & it is working for you. Also appreciate yur video editing techniques..cutting tape after removing components, then psi washing, then returning video to work on clean items for better video production. Your narration is outstanding as you tell us step-by-step what's under the mess, then showing us the several components/hoses/shafts etc..then cleaned items for disassembly...on & on..Much enjoy watching you & yur team diagnose/repair & return these big/fine work machines back to the workplace to continue production contributing to our US economy. 🇺🇸 Thx for all yur time editing, flying droan & showing us all yur efforts including teaching yur son's welding, operating heavy equipment, computer graphics/vinyl sign making...all the stuff you do is mighty good stuff to watch & learn. A++👍👍👍👏😊🛠⚙🔧🚜🍺
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And thanks for watching
Jeez guys was he trying to yard a giant redwood with it ..Another great vid clint.
I like watching you guy take things apart and put back together
WOW! Just making the list of parts needed for this job is it's own job.
For sure
I've never seen customers break equipment better than loggers do.
Always
Hell yeah I want to see it go back together
Wow they sure know how to break things. I bet they are glad you know how to fix them.
It takes skills to do both lol
Wow … ripping it’s self right off the machine … that’s mind boggling power.
Wow that is some interesting dozer operation there. What a mess. I would say his operating days are over, back to the choker setting. Thanks for sharing.
For sure
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No create a new position, we shall call it tree catcher.
This was an excellent video from start to finish. Kevin was correct...the fuse had gone. ha.
I can see there are some good videos coming up.
I do want to see it all going back together.
Yep, this will be a fun time. The best thing is it's in good hands.
Super show!You guys throw one heck of a party!
Those of us unfamiliar with the ins and outs of heavy equipment operation are probably a little surprised how much damage can be done to something that appears to be so durable. Everything breaks if it's whooped on enough!
WOW!!! What a mess. I can see being hard on equipment but this seems more of a "hold my beer and watch this" moment!
Randy is amazing! If I had to work through that mess without cleaning it would drive me nuts! Also you guys are awesome. I was considering buying an excavator for my property projects. Can NOT nearly afford a new one so I’ve been looking for used ones . BUT by watching your vids I’ve learned that getting a used one around the price I’m looking at comes with its own problems. Thank you for all you have taught me, seriously
Man, if I could handle the weather, I would BEG for a job in your shop!
Definitely want to see the reassembly
It took a Lot to pull that thing apart! I didn't believe it could be done!
I'm guessing the company has a vacancy for a new operator!! 😆😅🤣. That was pure abuse. Can't wait to see the rebuild. 🙂👍 🇮🇪
Probably so
LOGGER R VERY ROUGH ON EQUIPMENT. KEEP FLIMING BE GLAD TO C AWESOME WORK.
Definitely want to see the rebuild
Yes I do want to see you fix this mess
Million dollar tip on the tracking the dozer without electronics by using that Switch on those motors
For sure
For sure be great to see the hole project done great watch 👍👋🇨🇦
Bad day in Black Rock lol great video thank you
@ 10:06, the look Kevin gave you when you said "oh", I would theorize some thing along the line of "you biscuit eating bulldog!!!" 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
safety feature, LOL. mechanic humor is great.
DAMN...talk about equipment abuse. If that operator was working for me he wouldn't be anymore. Great job of cleaning up the destruction Clint & Kevin. 👍👍
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A good time was had by all. Actually, almost nobody involved had a good time. Thanks for the show.
For sure
It is cool to see you in business mode. There is definitely a different air to this video. More serious. Making sure your customer knows that you take this seriously. But still fun to watch.
Thanks
Clint, you can't teach stupid. Yes, we need to see the reassembly. Great video.
This is so cool to watch, amazing! Kevin is a fricken rock star, funny as hell. Please film this adventure.
Absolutely want to watch this process evolve back into a working tractor again. You do know your stuff, you anticipated the problems you would encounter before even opening up the patient - nice work!!
he didn't anticipate anything. he did diagnostics and an inspection.
Clint you know we want to see it going back together C&C crew is the best
Looking forward to all your videos.Yep, this will be a fun time.
The guy that cased that damage needs a serious talking to but, it makes for great content for C&C lol.
Kevin cracked me up, "I'm sure it's got a shear pin like a brush hog" lol.
Great video Clinton.
Lol
For sure
Can't wait to see you flushing all those lines, pumps, and motors to remove that "glitter"!
Love to see you guys aggressively taking on challenges, you seem to relish taking them on, making things right and proper again! 👏🏽👍🏼☺️
you think thats bad frac equipment is way worse more pumps hoses and some of the mixing tub motors have the shaft twisted off
Now I'm going to be on pins and needles waiting for the parts to arrive!
Flossing it out of the cab was a good explanation on this removal procedure!
This is a real Watch Wes Work episode of C&C. :)
Love watching you guys CSI all this stuff and remember how it all goes back together
Gotta love carnage, lol thats a royal f#&"k up.. bet the owner is probably going to have some choice words for that employee. Its great for us though, wonderful content!!! Its not everyday that you get to see deep down in the guts of these machines. On this channel thats exactly what you get and thats why I keep watching. Keep up the great work man and enjoy your weekend 👍 have fun in the woods lol
Thanksgiving
Wow, It's obvious the operator doesn't care much for his machine. JD didn't make the pump R & R real fun. Tilting cab was a nice improvement. I would like to see the re assembly. Boe
Man what a mess you’re going to have fun putting it back together but I know it’s going to work like it is bran new for the costumer you’re the man for the job and they know it will be right done by you 👍😎🇺🇸NY
Should be a lot of fun seeing this poor machine put back in working order
Great video. I couldn't believe the carnage. I agree with Kevin, there should be some of sheer pin or something, but these guys abused the machine beyond the normal use of a winch. Please keep them coming.
Yea
The ujoint in the driveshaft should of snapped but it didn’t
May of had something to do with winch falling off in the process
you would think those dozers were indestructible but would like to see you finish it
That log arch adds an huge torque load to the mounting points of the winch. I wouldn’t put it back on without some serious modifications.
That is true
WOW the energy required to shear drive shafts, tear off cast mounts and crack even the casing is amazing! Was the cable still attacked to a huge tree that fell and snatched the whole assembly? Maybe there should be a fuse type fitting on the cable to prevent tearing apart the whole drive system?
Enjoyable video!
Not used to so much content in 1 - video. grrrrrr8 job guys! The standard video takes 1- bolt out (10 minutes) then wait for part 2 (might remove 2 bolts) you guys rock!!!!!👍
Let us see you put it back together! Awesome video
Definitely I would like to see it put back together
Looking forward to seeing the reassembly
Reminds me of a comment from a Marine I knew, he goes "they make things idiot proof but never Marine proof"
That doozer is Fubared the most cost effective thing is scrap it off. Would be interesting to see the rebuild and the number of zeros on the invoice
I'm doubting that, go price a 700j with cab and winch. That's at minimum a 80k machine, I'd be surprised if repair bill is over 30k , as it looks as if he had a donor winch. We shall see tho
yes like 2 see the next video you putting it back 2gether
Sure !! Lets see it going back together !!!!!
There is another video of it
Salute to all those who have served and are serving our country! 🇺🇸💪🧨
This is going to be an epic rebuild. I can't wait to see it.
Definitely want to see it put back together
Crazy what Deere charges for certain parts. Looks like a lot of labor ahead to fix it, great video! Would pay money to have watched the accident happen. Wonder how long they stood around staring at it after trying to figure out how much trouble they were in.
Lol
People who think parts costs are "crazy" don't understand the costs involved with parts. Cost to manufacture (material, labor, overhead, etc.) plus the cost of warehousing plus cost of money plus inflation over the time the parts sit on a shelf from manufacture to sale = a lot of money.
Broke a headlight on a jd 25 tonne rock truck. 06 model 1450 for a headlight assembly...
@@buckhorncortez John deere is actively overcharging because it wants to discourage right to repair. That pump cover is made up of 5 cast parts. They are not expensive to make. that whole assembly, with JD brand tax and a 20% profit margin should be $1K tops.
Definitely need to see a assembly video
Coming
Looks like good repeat costumers. You should give that operator a case of beer.
can not wait for the rebuild of the dozer! what a ton of damage.
go forward about 2 months and you will find it
That dozer has some power for sure! Great job!
Good luck and remember have fun in all thing you do it will help the day go bye a little easier and have a great day
I use a multi colored wire tie that telephone repair men use to mark the hoses to the fitting,they work real well and do not come off.
i like to see re-assembly /the is cool to see dozer to be work on .
Have the pump shop magnaflux the front pump input shaft. It may be cracked too
Yep
I really enjoy your videos there educational and well-edited, I retired as a diesel mechanic and they never make it easy for ya. -The one thing that I would enjoy is seeing the prep and painting of a dozer
Wow they are soo fortunate You have the knowledge, skill and abilities to dig deep and ultimately return a "new" tractor and repaired winch again back to the customer. It is soo fascinating watch and how you explain what does what makes it complete. Thank you for sharing these repairs and your daily mechanical Work load. Keep up the farm tapes too!
Will do
That strap setup on the swivel head clevis has to be handy Keep up the great work 👍
It is
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Of course we want to see you guys put it back together new business ventures for you … c+c dozer driving school and winch training
Awesome stuff Bubba!! Keep it coming. Thanks for posting! We gotta have some more track loader action!! Ha Ha......
Yes, love to see the rebuild.
Good ol Randy to the rescue!!
Looks like a run to the wash rack would be only a suggestion. Classic example of using the wrong machine to do something that the winch wasn't designed to be used as. There must be profit in logging with the history of abuse of their equipment. I love watching you and would like to see it put back together.
They are more than likely harvesting Hardwoods. Big money ? Not enough to justify running equipment that way.
This shows what happens when employees (and owner/foreman) do not train themselves and employees.
Have you tried buying lumber, lately?😱🤣😎
YES I 'd like to see when the shaft and pullie get put back in after welding, fixing, or knew parts get put back in the dozer. I love this kind of dirty greased up work. I can just love that greasing smell.
Lovely work!
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