Mr. C&C, It is truly Amazing to see a Owner, Boss, Etc Dad and gets his hands dirty and a wealth of knowledge. But most importantly you do not scream and yell at your employees or family. You are a good person.
@@earlearl8850 100% Agree with you! Always motivation.........all the time....make results, from the floor to your wallet Sir! From Peter Eriksson Sweden Europe
"Crossthread is better than no thread!" I died. Not something I'd want to hear regarding a diesel engine starter, but I may have taken part in similar shenanigans in the past.
Clint, I just love when you bring this old iron back to life!! Those old Cats are hard to kill!! Thanks for taking time to video it. Keep them coming!!
Those days are quickly coming to an end. It is currently illegal to put a pre-smog machine on a job in California. All earthmoving equipment must be registered with it's registration number visible. There is a small window for some exemptions for ag related machines, but it's a very small window and only buys you a couple years. Soon, everything pre-emission controlled will be completely illegal. Within 5 years the entire Country will adopt the same policy and pass the same laws. Everybody who's voted for and continues to vote for democrat candidates brought this on to themselves. Trump was in the process of getting rid of the federal intrusion by the green new dealers....but voters decided they needed a mentally retarded idiot as president more than fixing anything.
I think it’s way more than just emissions. Nowadays CAT, John Deere, etc make every part serialized and nothing interchangeable without going to a dealer, all controlled by the computer.
So glad I found you all thru Dirt Perfect. We all know it wont be snowing in DPs videos until March. Thanks for taking the extra time to make the videos while you all do what you do.
What a great company to work for, to get to work on all the various equipment. I’m convinced there isn’t anything you guys can’t fix. It’s always enjoyable to watch you and Kevin. Love the channel.
Well at least I know who I have been bidding against down here in Texas. Watched this one sell in September. Was finally able to confirm my suspicions with the number on the blade. Actually really awesome to see you boys take on a project I was thinking about doing myself. I have been learning a lot. Keep it coming, really enjoying it.
@@johnfisher7143 I always wonder what they pay too! What is a fair and reasonable price to pay for such an item? All that is required for a sale is a willing buyer and, a willing seller but it really doesn't tell me what's a fair price.
Good Job Boss; much enjoyed your video; I'm a retired union HDR/W mechanic: middle 70's now: A D7 series I can't recall seeing one on any of the dirt spreads I worked on over the life time of working: But here's the big but: during my service time in the Army, in Vietnam, there were a number of military Companies with as many as 30 of those cats fixed to what was known as Roman Plow Blades: I ran both blades, the bull blade and the Roman plow blade, Generally what happed, I ran over a land mine, one of two things, the whole cat was destroyed or just the blade, I get an option, I took the bull blade. Although a medium size cat, I found it to be a herkie cat to do some serious dirt work with it; great machine. we used the winch on them often. Although all the design engineered Cat equipment today is been incorporated with high tech computer systems: they do a great job; I much more favor the machines before the computers. I hit the subscribe..... I'm some-what surprised to see there is no over head rail crane in the shop; awesome lay out you have there. I like seeing a yard kept in an orderly manner as yours is. The Lord Bless you and yours.
this first time i have seen your videos and am impressed with your knowledge of these old machines and different models as well. living in kentucky most all my life and started running equiptment in 1967 on a roller, 1968 a cat 631 scrapper, 1971 on a cat 46A d-8 and many more over the years until i retired in december at age 76, i am one who likes the old equiptment so much over the new junk that we have today. i am now a big fan of your videos and keep up the good work.
These videos are so informative. At least with this ex-military kit you know the issues are largely lack of use, storage related and the owner had sufficient funds to repair stuff properly. While I know nothing about plant, I think some of the Deere stuff of this era looks better built and designed than the Cat is. Thanks as ever Clinton, it was good to see Santa helping Kevin on this one.
@@sidcostello7532 As I say, I don't know. Seeing those old Cat cold starts always look painful. I bought some trucks in UK with 3306 engines and nearly got fired as they were so bad with exhaust manifolds, turbos and always struggled to comply with emissions. I can see current Deere stuff is not that good. Just subtle things make me think the Deere ex-military dozers look a bit less painful. As I say I haven't lived with both brands. Cat also made a right mess of building trucks.
I like to see you people bring this old iron back to life. I feel that most of this equipment if properly maintained will outlast much of the new stuff and is a lot less complicated. C&C equipment is very thorough with every machine you work with. Clinton, you and Kevin, and the rest of the crew make an awesome team. Keep up the good work.
Love the part , when Kevin said good thing Iam here for you I will hold the camera for you! That was golden. LMAO, you 2 work good together. Best regards Steve from ca.
Your dad’s was right it fired after only a half a turn or less, that was incredible after setting that long. Your guys sure know your dozer’s in and out. Another good and informative video guys thanks.
As a Taxpayer, I’m angry, really angry, how the government abuses misuses and neglects equipment. As a a TH-cam viewer, I’m amazed at 15 yr old iron that starts right up. Great content.
Caterpillar d7f dozers just Googled. Manufactured between 1969 and 1974. 62 Echo here US Army transportation Fort Eustis 1981 82 83 these dozers were old as Sin then. So the Army got more than their use out of them. So put your anger hat and straighten it up.
@@davidcollver6155 it had 10 hours on it. Ten. That’s 1 more than nine. Watch the videos. Listen. This was manufactured in 2007. This is one of many under 100 hour units Clint has bought that reportedly didn’t operate. Before you presume to bark at someone gets the facts or just keep being like CNN.
@@timothybailey7118 when they first made the 7f wasn't there a problem with the bottom end on those 6 cylinder engines maybe it was crank bearings or new scavenger pumps
I really admire the restoration work performed on these old cats. New filters and fluids are a great place to start to rework 'low hour' units. Oh yeah, the 'R' on the switch stands for 'RUN', I believe.
A man I met in Phoenix, AZ had bought a old military warehouse w3ith contents; sight unseedn inside. He found 6-8 large Army dozer's with spares in it. Then he had to move it all ! 1969 Reno, NV a man bought a Jeep from the Army im southern Calif. He was half way home with it when he called the wife. She said to get back there fast as they wanted the other crated Jeep's gone too. All 11 of them. He traded one to a trucker for hauling the load to Reno for him.
Clint, you have clearly one of the best TH-cam channels ever. I can’t tell you how much I have learned and enjoyed watching your videos on these complex machines these bulldozers don’t take this the wrong way, but I think the quality of your videos would even would be improved even further. If you could just prevent Kevin from speaking, he seems to have some kind of issue with barking out things and calling you Bubba nonstop. Don’t take it the wrong way he’s looks to be a good mechanic but he’s just annoying with the bump comments and the yelling and so forth.
Bringing these old machines back from contemplating life in some forgotten part of the world is always good, and we know your "will it starts" are no bull. Jeez that motor laying idle since 2008 (I think you said?) sounded so smooth are you sure it's a "Clatterpillar"? lol..... Great to see Dad as your special guest for the start up. You might have to try and get DP Mike to bring Jerry for the next one, and then getting him to put its through its paces would bring back great memories for us when these no-nonsense machines and top operators reigned supreme. Well done again Clint and Kev.
Love the way you guys work so well together. It’s like you are one mind working? Love these informative videos, makes an old operator wish he was young again. Thank you
C&C Equipment +: That engine fired-up and ran exceptionally quickly, did it not! Was in near shock, truth be told, as that was certainly _not_ expected! None of the coughing/chugging out clouds of black smoke that normally accompany start-up of an engine which has been sitting idle for years - literally. Thought all you _good-ol' boys_ were gonna spin in circles from disbelief/consternation! The look on the older fellow's face when he hit the ignition and the engine immediately started was simply priceless! Just goes to show what happens when really good mechanics work on good machinery. Things immediately begin to _work_ as they are supposed to. W/ regard to the video, another of this channel's typically excellent productions - quite entertaining and _highly_ informative. As is virtually always the case, such videos are afforded the standard _YT_ 'thumbs-up' ree-ward. This video assuredly falls well within that category! As usual, well-done guys! Keep 'em coming! 👏👏👏
great video again your knolwledge on this heavy equipment is really fantastic your father taught you well sir kudos to you and how can you call it work when you have Mr Kevin to company lol keep up the good work
Give kevin a good old bonus for this years Xmas please clint as i wouldn't be watching every video you two put out if it wasn't for the banter between kevin an yourself. Have a great Christmas and new year to you and the hole ov your family and your team 👍👍
I seen a coal mine with Fiat-Allis, Komatsu, Deere, and Cat back in the 80s. A few years and all they would buy was Cat. Way better all around. Power hydraulics cab reliability tough. Rebuildable many times over.
“Don’t want to be doing any 24 volt welding” That had me rolling, too easy to let all the smoke out of those old harnesses if you’re not on the ball. Great vidya, love your work 😆👍
Boy that runs n sounds nice👍 lot of work you put into your videos and most of the good stuff goes on the cutting room floor. Then you have to work on the rig and keep Kevin focused on task to boot. 🤣😂🤣 thanks for your time and patience .... 👍😁 Good job.
MAAANNNN. I want to come visit y'all so bad. I miss all this old equipment. Not much I don't know about them. As an operator, you had to know how to fix them. Was never a mechanic around when you break. BTW, the F has the option of reversing the fan blades. Blow out away from you in the summer or turn them around to blow heat on you in the winter. The G didn't have that and the Army didn't have closed cabs like the other branches.
Love the CAT D7 F& G models, I would love to have a totally restored very low hr. one just for old time sake, no cab, no GPS, no DEF, just a man’s dozer back when an operator was a real operator not a dozer driver.😎
I kno one thing fs Kevin’s leg was going 100mph in the time lapse n that Santa must be going slow as hell in real time, cause even sped up it was slow 😂 love the channel fellas 👌🤘🤘🤘🤘
Can hear the bodyshop workn’ away in the background with there DA’s (dual action sanders) while the 500lb starter is being installed in the dozer lol😄 Everyone is busy👍
I have been watching your channel on and off for a while and have become curious about the evolution of your company. The backstory on your knowledge of the bulldozer has to be interesting as well as the intake of so much military equipment that still has so much potential. Why are the pieces being sold off and can anyone get in on this sweet relationship with uncle Sam?
Mr. C&C, It is truly Amazing to see a Owner, Boss, Etc Dad and gets his hands dirty and a wealth of knowledge. But most importantly you do not scream and yell at your employees or family. You are a good person.
@@earlearl8850 100% Agree with you! Always motivation.........all the time....make results, from the floor to your wallet Sir! From Peter Eriksson Sweden Europe
You started to say one of my old quotes,i think,..”there isn’t anything that can’t be fixed with enough time and money “
"Crossthread is better than no thread!" I died. Not something I'd want to hear regarding a diesel engine starter, but I may have taken part in similar shenanigans in the past.
Clint, I just love when you bring this old iron back to life!! Those old Cats are hard to kill!! Thanks for taking time to video it. Keep them coming!!
LoL
Yeah! Them cats have nine lives around Clint!😂
The struggle is real moving a dead dozer is kinda like hearding cats lol
Thanks for inviting us in your shop and watching y’all work on the equipment..
There must be a market for the older equipment. People dont wanna mess with all that emissions related equipment
Sure is
Those days are quickly coming to an end. It is currently illegal to put a pre-smog machine on a job in California. All earthmoving equipment must be registered with it's registration number visible. There is a small window for some exemptions for ag related machines, but it's a very small window and only buys you a couple years. Soon, everything pre-emission controlled will be completely illegal. Within 5 years the entire Country will adopt the same policy and pass the same laws.
Everybody who's voted for and continues to vote for democrat candidates brought this on to themselves. Trump was in the process of getting rid of the federal intrusion by the green new dealers....but voters decided they needed a mentally retarded idiot as president more than fixing anything.
Emissions aside. No computers, sensors and so on to deal with. The old stuff a person/owner can still work on themselves.
@@C_CEQUIPMENT 0
I think it’s way more than just emissions. Nowadays CAT, John Deere, etc make every part serialized and nothing interchangeable without going to a dealer, all controlled by the computer.
So glad I found you all thru Dirt Perfect. We all know it wont be snowing in DPs videos until March. Thanks for taking the extra time to make the videos while you all do what you do.
That elf yelling “ is the parking brake on “ really got me!
Clint you never fail to deliver a great video. Always interesting.
I think big moe needs a paint job, you should get Kevin on that !
What a great company to work for, to get to work on all the various equipment. I’m convinced there isn’t anything you guys can’t fix. It’s always enjoyable to watch you and Kevin. Love the channel.
Thanks Donald
You wanna know the one thing most ppl can't fix lol that's them selfs, lol but yea I agree they sure are great with wrenches hearing.
Don’t forget Randy… He’s part of the team too 👍🏻
@@C_CEQUIPMENT where do you get your engine rebuild kits from for john deere
@@WaymanColemanFishing Deere or alliance
Well at least I know who I have been bidding against down here in Texas. Watched this one sell in September. Was finally able to confirm my suspicions with the number on the blade. Actually really awesome to see you boys take on a project I was thinking about doing myself. I have been learning a lot. Keep it coming, really enjoying it.
Just interested in how much this went for at auction, sounds like you’d know if you were bidding too? Cheers from Australia 😀😀
@@johnfisher7143 I always wonder what they pay too! What is a fair and reasonable price to pay for such an item?
All that is required for a sale is a willing buyer and, a willing seller but it really doesn't tell me what's a fair price.
What the hell that thing started faster than a new one
Love these non running videos!
Good Job Boss; much enjoyed your video; I'm a retired union HDR/W mechanic:
middle 70's now:
A D7 series I can't recall seeing one on any of the dirt spreads I worked on over the life time of working: But here's the big but: during my service time in the Army, in Vietnam, there were a number of military Companies with as many as 30 of those cats fixed to what was known as Roman Plow Blades: I ran both blades, the bull blade and the Roman plow blade, Generally what happed, I ran over a land mine, one of two things, the whole cat was destroyed or just the blade, I get an option, I took the bull blade.
Although a medium size cat, I found it to be a herkie cat to do some serious dirt work
with it; great machine. we used the winch on them often.
Although all the design engineered Cat equipment today is been incorporated
with high tech computer systems: they do a great job; I much more favor the
machines before the computers. I hit the subscribe..... I'm some-what surprised
to see there is no over head rail crane in the shop;
awesome lay out you have there. I like seeing a yard kept in an orderly
manner as yours is. The Lord Bless you and yours.
Tighten the tracks lol
Clint,
I also really enjoy seeing you and your team getting these older machines cleaned/fixed and ready for constructive use.
Sam
I REALLY ENJOY WATCHING YOU MAKE THESE MACHINES THAT WON'T RUN AND YOU MAKE THEM RUN
Another one for the books I do feel happy to see every project working in the end one way or another 👍 👌
You can’t beat those old Cats. Enjoy watching your videos.
Kevin done taught me a new saying, “Cross thread is better than No thread”. 😂
Fuel guy must of been pissed off about something
Thank you guys for making relaxing videos of messing around in the shop fixing stuff. I can't express how much I enjoy watching.
this first time i have seen your videos and am impressed with your knowledge of these old machines and different models as well. living in kentucky most all my life and started running equiptment in 1967 on a roller, 1968 a cat 631 scrapper, 1971 on a cat 46A d-8 and many more over the years until i retired in december at age 76, i am one who likes the old equiptment so much over the new junk that we have today. i am now a big fan of your videos and keep up the good work.
These videos are so informative. At least with this ex-military kit you know the issues are largely lack of use, storage related and the owner had sufficient funds to repair stuff properly. While I know nothing about plant, I think some of the Deere stuff of this era looks better built and designed than the Cat is. Thanks as ever Clinton, it was good to see Santa helping Kevin on this one.
What specifically on the "Deere stuff" looks to you as being "better built and designed than the Cat is" I'm very curious
@@sidcostello7532 As I say, I don't know. Seeing those old Cat cold starts always look painful. I bought some trucks in UK with 3306 engines and nearly got fired as they were so bad with exhaust manifolds, turbos and always struggled to comply with emissions. I can see current Deere stuff is not that good. Just subtle things make me think the Deere ex-military dozers look a bit less painful. As I say I haven't lived with both brands. Cat also made a right mess of building trucks.
Those cats are not the same vintage as all the 850js he's been. doing just fyi
I like to see you people bring this old iron back to life. I feel that most of this equipment if properly maintained will outlast much of the new stuff and is a lot less complicated. C&C equipment is very thorough with every machine you work with. Clinton, you and Kevin, and the rest of the crew make an awesome team. Keep up the good work.
Love the part , when Kevin said good thing Iam here for you I will hold the camera for you! That was golden. LMAO, you 2 work good together. Best regards Steve from ca.
I got a chuckle out of that too
Lol
I'm just Hooked and Amazed how everything comes together with Group effort.😊
Your dad’s was right it fired after only a half a turn or less, that was incredible after setting that long. Your guys sure know your dozer’s in and out. Another good and informative video guys thanks.
It is impressive how often old, neglected, derelict Cat motors fire straight up with just a bare minimum of caring and sharing.
Yep
Fired quick , good sign. Going to be a great one . I really enjoy watching!👌
As usual another great video. Love watching you guys it is awesome the content you create in your videos. Keep them coming for us to enjoy.
Love watching you all revive the old iron others have given up on.
From Putaway to put back in service, amazing as usual! We would expect nothing less from Y'all!
Thank goodness the "Chrome Muffler Bearing' wasn't damaged!
really like the d7f, seems like a timeless machine, early 70s to late 90s
As a Taxpayer, I’m angry, really angry, how the government abuses misuses and neglects equipment. As a a TH-cam viewer, I’m amazed at 15 yr old iron that starts right up. Great content.
Caterpillar d7f dozers just Googled. Manufactured between 1969 and 1974. 62 Echo here US Army transportation Fort Eustis 1981 82 83 these dozers were old as Sin then. So the Army got more than their use out of them. So put your anger hat and straighten it up.
@@davidcollver6155 it had 10 hours on it. Ten. That’s 1 more than nine. Watch the videos. Listen. This was manufactured in 2007. This is one of many under 100 hour units Clint has bought that reportedly didn’t operate. Before you presume to bark at someone gets the facts or just keep being like CNN.
@@timothybailey7118 when they first made the 7f wasn't there a problem with the bottom end on those 6 cylinder engines maybe it was crank bearings or new scavenger pumps
Another award winning job!
If one were to think that machines have a soul this one wants to be alive, is a keeper, a runner, a go-to device. Hope it finds a good home.
Always love the mechanical content. Great video thanks for letting me sit alongside of you and watch and learn!
I really admire the restoration work performed on these old cats. New filters and fluids are a great place to start to rework 'low hour' units. Oh yeah, the 'R' on the switch stands for 'RUN', I believe.
I remember when we got the D7E when they replace the Allis HD16in the early 70s Thanks for Bringing that back
You guys need a yard wrecker!
New build idea- take a 5 ton military, Bob it and put big winch on the back!!!
Heavy equipment is a store of value against inflation.
Man what a sweetheart of a dozer. Can't wait to see this one done!
Santa on the Dash is the best!
A man I met in Phoenix, AZ had bought a old military warehouse w3ith contents; sight unseedn inside. He found 6-8 large Army dozer's with spares in it. Then he had to move it all ! 1969 Reno, NV a man bought a Jeep from the Army im southern Calif. He was half way home with it when he called the wife. She said to get back there fast as they wanted the other crated Jeep's gone too. All 11 of them. He traded one to a trucker for hauling the load to Reno for him.
I noticed how naturally Clinton operated that primer pump. Lol God bless
🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️😂
Clint, you have clearly one of the best TH-cam channels ever. I can’t tell you how much I have learned and enjoyed watching your videos on these complex machines these bulldozers don’t take this the wrong way, but I think the quality of your videos would even would be improved even further. If you could just prevent Kevin from speaking, he seems to have some kind of issue with barking out things and calling you Bubba nonstop. Don’t take it the wrong way he’s looks to be a good mechanic but he’s just annoying with the bump comments and the yelling and so forth.
Could not believe it started that easily
Love seeing old iron coming back to life.
Clint missed the joke of "I'll get it". He was busy setting down the 40 pound pipe wrench.
Bringing these old machines back from contemplating life in some forgotten part of the world is always good, and we know your "will it starts" are no bull. Jeez that motor laying idle since 2008 (I think you said?) sounded so smooth are you sure it's a "Clatterpillar"? lol..... Great to see Dad as your special guest for the start up. You might have to try and get DP Mike to bring Jerry for the next one, and then getting him to put its through its paces would bring back great memories for us when these no-nonsense machines and top operators reigned supreme. Well done again Clint and Kev.
Work fascinates me, I could watch it for hours.
Love the way you guys work so well together. It’s like you are one mind working? Love these informative videos, makes an old operator wish he was young again. Thank you
Kevin had his sidekick with him, Santa 🤣
Maybe you should link a reciprocating saw to the pedals when trying to free them of rust. Haha.
I prefer the old iron .👍
C&C Equipment +: That engine fired-up and ran exceptionally quickly, did it not! Was in near shock, truth be told, as that was certainly _not_ expected! None of the coughing/chugging out clouds of black smoke that normally accompany start-up of an engine which has been sitting idle for years - literally. Thought all you _good-ol' boys_ were gonna spin in circles from disbelief/consternation! The look on the older fellow's face when he hit the ignition and the engine immediately started was simply priceless! Just goes to show what happens when really good mechanics work on good machinery. Things immediately begin to _work_ as they are supposed to.
W/ regard to the video, another of this channel's typically excellent productions - quite entertaining and _highly_ informative. As is virtually always the case, such videos are afforded the standard _YT_ 'thumbs-up' ree-ward. This video assuredly falls well within that category! As usual, well-done guys! Keep 'em coming! 👏👏👏
Looks like a home run. Sweet machine
The forklift ain't got enough tourgeconverter😂
love it. whatever kevin gets paid you need to pay him more! the man was born for television
well that hot rod jumped to life like it's been wanting to push dirt for a decade!
great video again your knolwledge on this heavy equipment is really fantastic your father taught you well sir kudos to you and how can you call it work when you have Mr Kevin to company lol keep up the good work
Give kevin a good old bonus for this years Xmas please clint as i wouldn't be watching every video you two put out if it wasn't for the banter between kevin an yourself.
Have a great Christmas and new year to you and the hole ov your family and your team 👍👍
anyone notice around 18:54 the background noise? sounds like a fighter jet idling out in the yard😆
ya!! Another good Score! Coffees on!!;-)!!Cheers!
I seen a coal mine with Fiat-Allis, Komatsu, Deere, and Cat back in the 80s. A few years and all they would buy was Cat. Way better all around. Power hydraulics cab reliability tough. Rebuildable many times over.
“Don’t want to be doing any 24 volt welding” That had me rolling, too easy to let all the smoke out of those old harnesses if you’re not on the ball. Great vidya, love your work 😆👍
Boy that runs n sounds nice👍 lot of work you put into your videos and most of the good stuff goes on the cutting room floor. Then you have to work on the rig and keep Kevin focused on task to boot. 🤣😂🤣
thanks for your time and patience .... 👍😁
Good job.
MAAANNNN. I want to come visit y'all so bad. I miss all this old equipment. Not much I don't know about them. As an operator, you had to know how to fix them. Was never a mechanic around when you break.
BTW, the F has the option of reversing the fan blades. Blow out away from you in the summer or turn them around to blow heat on you in the winter. The G didn't have that and the Army didn't have closed cabs like the other branches.
Hello from Moosomin,Saskatchewan,Canada you have great videos and great at communicating. Thanks for sharing. 😊😊😊
It's surprising how many of these low hour dozers you get Clint. 👍
Love the CAT D7 F& G models, I would love to have a totally restored very low hr. one just for old time sake, no cab, no GPS, no DEF, just a man’s dozer back when an operator was a real operator not a dozer driver.😎
I kno one thing fs Kevin’s leg was going 100mph in the time lapse n that Santa must be going slow as hell in real time, cause even sped up it was slow 😂 love the channel fellas 👌🤘🤘🤘🤘
I'll second that !!! Amazing !!! Fun to watch!
Nice straight old F ,, very popular machine in the 70's
Oh boy, this ought to be good. Bringing life back to a refuge from the scrapyard makes for a great video. 👍👍
she is alive man what a beast bet Kevin asking santa for sausage machine thumbs up
Should back blade that lot lol
Hello there Clint your Ford is Always Fond on ROADSIDE Dead 👍😄
Would be nice to see the alternater and starter rebuilds too to get the whole story of what put it on the storage pile.
Clint, you buy an awful lot of stuff just to keep Kevin off the streets . . . . . . . but at least he's a happy Kevin. So many toys!
Someone has to
I love watching these videos brings me back to my childhood with my dad working on cats
48 inch pipe wrench for that cap, what were they feeding the boys that put it on
You guys are a treat to watch .love the Santa Claus .no more fuel in the oil? To everyone there Merry Christmas
It's amazing it sits all that time and then we need a bit of work on it. Put it all back together. It fires right up. 👍👍🙂🇨🇦
Ho yeah when Kevin is giving it rock all on the pipe wrench 😅
One Kitty reluctantly going for a bath…. @10:34
Have the Enterprise beam down a couple of anti-grav units. Then you can just pick it up and float it in.
I really enjoy watching someone who knows what they are doing. Craftsmanship.!!
Clint you and sausage fingers need to rebuild a D10 cat it would great fun to watch or is it too big
I love seeing and hearing the old CATS run. Not as fancy as the new electronic machines. But, well outlast all of them.
This reminds me that back breaking, rotator cuff tearing and hernia ripping work can be fun. Great video.
Too much fun. I’m jealous!!
I appreciate watching you and your crew, certainly enjoyable
Busting on Speashle Kevin !! L ol !! It will !! You can do it !!
Can hear the bodyshop workn’ away in the background with there DA’s (dual action sanders) while the 500lb starter is being installed in the dozer lol😄 Everyone is busy👍
Always
I have been watching your channel on and off for a while and have become curious about the evolution of your company. The backstory on your knowledge of the bulldozer has to be interesting as well as the intake of so much military equipment that still has so much potential. Why are the pieces being sold off and can anyone get in on this sweet relationship with uncle Sam?
Another good deal for C&C Equipment, the hits just keep coming. $$ 👍
Not to forget Kevin . He is hilarious and skillful . you guys make great entrainment , Mahalo .