Custom shop built dozer undercarriage change station machine, much needed!
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- We take some time to build a much needed shop tool. This should save us time and labor in the future!
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I always wonder why there are thousand of views, but only hundreds of likes only. I mean I like it before I always watch it because there hasn't been at no time I didn't like it. Sometime I just wonder if that is a youtube thing. Great job guys!!
Agreed. I usually start a C&C Equipment video, like it, then go full screen. Clinton, Kevin, and the boys are first rate. 👍
If I start watching the video I forget to hit the thumbs up
Sometimes I fall asleep and TH-cam might go through 10 videos while I’m sleeping. That might be one reason. I will still find your videos and like them while I’m awake. 😊
If you're subscribed then TH-cam should count it as a like as soon as you start the video. I mean they already know that you like it because you're subscribed to the channel. If it gets to a point where I no longer like or relate to a channel then I simply unsubscribe.
BOSS MAN YOU SHOULD BE THE TEST PILOT ON THAT THING YOUR CREATING. I GOT TO BE HONEST I THINK YOU SHOULD HAVE USE AT LEAST H BEAMS TO MAKE IT . BUT YOUR SHOP YOUR WAY . HOPE IT WORKS FOR YOU AND YOU CAN WORK SMARTER. COS WHEN YOU GET OLD IT MAKES SENSE TO WORK SMARTER NOT HARDER . I THINK YOU AND KEV HAVE BEEN TAKEN TO MENNEY MAGIC MUSHROOMS 😜😜😜😜😜😜😜😜🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤
Building rigs like this to save your body will more than pay off in the future when your joints don't creak and groan and make you old and cranky
"in the future?. . .old and cranky?" Ummm. 😉
TOO LATE!!!
I laughed when Tucker came in and was trying not to look at the welds. That is the first thing a welder will look at no matter what. Seriously though, that fixture will be very nice to use just to keep from crawling around on the floor all day which will make things go better and probably a little faster as well. I despise crawling around on a floor all day with that kind of stuff. When you make it past 50, you'll really appreciate things like this.
That was a good idea that's how you learn from doing something bad something bad
Just add another 25 to that. I should have taken better care of myself.😂
I’ve “yelled” at the boys there for not wearing hearing protection when they are making noise. At 71 I’m rather tired of listening to a swarm of crickets all day and night. Too much loud work without earmuffs, and too many hours on snowmobiles and loud boats!
Blind man would be happy to see it - and Mrs B happy it was "free".
Really enjoy the shop builds very cool to watch. Your videos number one on TH-cam.
Clinton, you and Kevin bring a new meaning to southern engineering. This is one of those things that wakes you up in the middle of the night. But it looks like it work well enough and save some knee walking and possibly time to change pads or chains. Now Kevin needs to paint it so it doesn't rust away.
Video starts playing and my 8 year old says, “oh I love this channel”. Raising him right😊
Glad to see the old man showing off some welding and engineering skills, I love it.
Shop builds are the coolest. No engineering plans, not even scribbles on a napkin. Your plans were conceived out of necessity and built from your vision for job completion. You had a vision for making a task easier while providing a comfortable work platform for your employees. Like others in you inner circle who are not afraid to build tools that were jut a vision: the tile plow, tree/brush rake and limb saw that Dirt Perfect (Mike) and MBS (Aaron) built. You are the programs that draw viewers in. Keep doing what you do, love it.
You,Kevin MBTS and DP all together could manufacture some awesome stuff. Great build
I'm sure Tucker has welding wire in his veins, he wasn't at all interested in what you built just the welds. 😂🤣 Brilliant idea and very green, it was all made from stuff you had laying around. 👍
hi boys cant tell you just how much i look forward to Tuesdays and Fridays enjoy your videos and learn a lot in the process just a good old win win thank you please keep them coming 👍👍👍👍👍
That project that you have done looked like 2 naughty boys were up to no good hopping that when finished every one will be pleased with what they had got up to. The best part was when Tucker came in & saw what was going on, that made him happy , smiling after seeing the welding. That was the best mood I've seen him. As this is all new to me I can't wait to see how it works.
I'm just waiting to see how you guys take some old rollers and make wheels for that thing to get it in and out of the garage. I love your garage builds!
Wilson/ Finley (undercarriage company) has a rig just like this set up in their shop. Yeah if I did more than 2or 3 chain swaps a year, I’d have one myself. Great job guys. Yalls back will thank you. Ps I’ve been watching this channel for well over a year and always thought mason was your son as well. 😂
The stand is from the Wrecker build.
Tucker's reactions to the build are priceless. A seasoned eye, indeed. Thanks for posting.
Looks great Clint and crew, works great as well my friends! Thanks for sharing and I’ll see yall in the next video, Clint, Kevin, Tucker, Hunter and Mason! Prayers and positive vibes to yall and your families! Louisiana here! 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👌🏻👍🏻👍🏻🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🙋🏼✌🏻✌🏻
I’ve been doing that, liking before watching, since I first started watching this channel. I’ve never been disappointed.
DP and Aaron's shop skill's is a synonym...baling wire and shade tree mechanic.
Anyone who has watched this channel for two or more years...is a John Deere Certified Rebuild Specialist.
Certainly no jobs I’ll ever do, but I enjoy every minute of these videos, these guys are skilled technicians and the young men are learning from a great teacher. See you on the next one. 😀🇺🇸
The track roller was a nice touch in using what you have available, nice job Clinton , Kevin and Mason . Mason should be paying you
Yessiree, that’s a slick set-up for swapping out them track chains & pads.., y’all be “workin smarter not harder”.
Great video,
Thank you sir.
Am I watching CEE here..!! Oh, no, it’s CKE. (Clint & Kevin Engineering)
Cut your best and fill weld the rest..😂😂😂 Actually, I think I just saw Curtis out the back of his shop chucking..🤣🇦🇺
Top job boys. Really enjoy all the videos.👍🏻
Good work fellas! Mason’s back will appreciate your efforts!
Always improving... Awesome creation. Great video. Congratulations to Tucker on graduation. Excited to see Tucker get to work in his new shop.
I would recommend using a lifting bar to move the track gizmo, that way you have more than one lifting point.😊
Clint, be sure and get Tucker involved with the track disassembly. After an hour or so have him move to a track on the floor and see his reaction to doing it that way. I am with you on the work being postioned for worker comfort.
kid welders are so mistrustful, you would think he has a back story. the track bench is going to be stout.love it. go kevin go kevin
Like Kurtis from CEE Australia always says: "Shop-made tools are the best tools." 😁🤘
Great team 👏 you've definitely became my favourite you tube channel
Fill in the gap between the rails and it becomes an RC Plane Runway...
That way, you didn't lie to Missy...
Much...
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Tucker now understands what Clint goes through when the kids do something that not up to snuff.
Love the project. As we get older back saving projects are very important
a great addition to the workshop and mostly made of scrap is the icing on the cake, great work.
I love your vids, you are my kind of people, humble, having a laugh while you work but still the boss at getting it done. GB :)
thanks for the shop build video ajways like to see people useing scrap stuff laying around to build something the can use keep up the good work
Looks like your "professionally designed & engineered" track rail is working perfectly. Love it when a plan comes together.
I would like to see what dirt perfect and mbts would say.
@@stevebeaudoin-uq6dv Right. They are the kings of "cobulation" for sure.
Look out Tucker is inspecting your welds 😬😁 great job guys!
Clinton and Kevin great build! This should save your backs a bit! Thanks for sharing! Kevin
Want a good laugh guys? Whenever I watch someone on u-tube weld I close my eyes for a second! I know it’s dumb but it’s become a habit!
The dumb ones are the ones who say you can’t watch welding because it will hurt your eyes!
@@motor2of7. The really dumb ones weld without a helmet when it’s available. 😢 then wonder why they have to wear glasses…😢
that was the stand for the awesome tow truck build!!!!!
Speaking of Dirt Perfect you would benefit from having Aaron about now. And Aaron has some great yellow paint. But you have Kevin to paint.
"you have Kevin to paint"
Kevin is about to become a "person of color"........my autistic mind tries to unsee this one 😁
@@user-yd3et5er9j. I see Shrek green as the perfect choice!
Yeah that was a good little video. Really enjoyed that. Something different. You know the whole idea is work smart. Not hard yeah. And the best thing. It was free other than your labor and materials but you didn't pay for any of that. But good stuff. 👍👍🇨🇦
Weld some double edge wide skids on each off each Leg to pull it in and out of the shop with Tow hook the forklift can also move it around Try it Bristol England Keep up the good work I like Watching Yourself and Kevin and the Boys
Shop built projects are always awesome! Thanks
I think it looks and works frigging awesome. Great idea and job. 👍
Love the shop built projects. C and C needs to get with DP and MBTS and build something together .
Nice to see a safe shop and the Willey's under prophylactic cover
Awesome homemade invention. Thanks for sharing 👍 😊
Looks good to me. If it saves an injury, it's priceless. You did have to pay Kevin, so it's not entirely free. About that rail: if it had rattles, I'd call it a snake.
Necessity is the Mother of invention. Brilliant idea! Making something useful out of on-hand materials is the best.
Really neat idea! Get a couple small trailer axles and tires for it and just tow it around!
Great build, looking at the enhancements, one suggestion - maybe a "scoop" end on the ground to help self center the track as it comes on to the frame.
Clint, good job, when I was working I was always trying new things that made my job easier
15:40 2 words Clint, permanent fixture.
31:45 Tucker, welcome to Junkyard Wars. :P
I look forward to seeing each video and whatever you guys get up to. I've learned a lot from you all. Don't stop Clint, your a great boss and great dad. Kevin is a great guy to have around. He puts hand to everything. So cool. 👀🇦🇺
Building things on the fly can work out great as this project shows bro, nice work guys. Safe travels. Ken.
looks like a back saver for sure. Mine hurts everyday so i would love that little jig. nice job fellas like always.
After noon boys, I see you'll have all your fingers 😅
Thanks for sharing another video, always enjoyable 👍👍✌️
DP new sawhorses are spectacular. Mbts did a nice job.
With all the why questions Tucker was asking he was sounding like his mother’s son!
You didn't know Mr. Perfect HAS new METAL sawhorses??? He even had A-Ron paint them!!😅
Nothing wrong with steel popsicle construction, especially when you adjust and modify to improve your design.👌
There does seem to be a bit of a shop trust issue though...🤔😂🤣
The "Oh God" when Tucker walked in was hilarious.🤪😂🤣
Actually, watching the recent track repair videos definitely justify the frame rail, a much needed tool.🤙
Hey, you are behind the times, Arron built DP a nice new pair of real steel trestles! He even painted them, and the workshop floor. bright yellow.
The plasma table is a must have.What an awesome tool
I love the idea and ingenuity behind it.
When I worked for Rozier Caterpillar in Brandon Florida, we had a track shop that was first class. They had a track welder that built up the bottoms of the chain. My dim memory recalls it was a flux immersion process. They could press out the pins and bushings and rebuild the rollers.
The sand was brutal and tracked equipment so those guys had plenty of business.
The idea of working upright is a plus in my books as being elevated in years makes me wish I hadn't have worked on the floor as much when younger.
My only concern is the possibility of the track tipping off the fixture and removing toes and such.
Flat 1/4" X 2" laid flat about an inch or two would probably keep the track from tipping.
Round stock, angle or channel would do too but would be bulkier and heavier plus cost more.
The bright side is all you have to do is hook the winch up to something and it will move itself outside.
Think of all the fuel you would save for the forklift.
LOL!
Seriously I would consider the worst possibility.
Murphy is a son of a bitch.
Cheers
Terry
This ramp ,,, needs to-be one that would have ,a lowerable sides ,so the main frames stay and the out sides lower, from under the tracks, wheels-rims , etc. lol thanks BigAl California.
Fantastic idea to make work easier and more productive, also made an outstanding episode, enjoyed it very much.
Don't tell them about that song "Children Behave". Got a give it a shot. 😆
Final track guide adjustments were "spot on".
👍 Popsicle sticks... she's got a point. Would I be complaining, hell no.
Good idea! 👍! Thanks for sharing!
Very cool shop build going to be handy for the men doing dozer tracks 👍😎🇺🇸 NY
Hey Clint !! Just a thought,, but put an axle & removeable wheels under the winch support & then you can pull or push it with the forklift on the ramp end !! 🤔🙄👍👍👍👍👍
Man after my own heart,there is no such thing as a scrap pile😊
Scrap is in the eye of the beholder, it is as of now unused stock for future projects to be dreamt up.
It’s termed inventory sir.
Now i know you guys are fun Tucker is getting mighty big hope you guys know your asking for trouble messing with that young man 👍😎🇺🇸 NY
Kevin is C&C's very own "man behind the scenes ". AL B.
Maybe put some angle iron under each sawhorse leg and the ramp bottom curving both ends up making a two directional skid plate. Dragging them in and out of the shop would be a lot easier, simpler, and quicker than having Kevin trying to jockey them around with a forklift. I would lower your elevated roller to reduce the angle of the cable into your wench block. Mason recognized that that setup was putting too much stress on the wench at the end of its travel. Don't forget to rustoleum it lol. You could use a c an of that black during a lot of your assembly where you leave hidden surfaces bare and open to future rusting. I made a few creations in my day working in the construction industry as a mechanic , metal fabricator, trouble-shooter, etc. I always had a grinder with a wire brush attachment, wire brush bits for the drill to knock of rusty surfaces and covered the work and parts with black rustoleum to keep them protected, prolonging their life and feeling better about themselves.
Now this looks like we're at Truck ot Tracks shop now.
The short piece you are using for the support under the ramp, I believe is the original tail piece you took off the Military truck that you built that beautiful Wrecker with.
Great shop build now we get to see double forklift action when move it out of the shop lol it will be a back saver 👍👋🇨🇦
Soon you will need to move that contraption. Put a trailer -type axle and wheels at the strut base under the winch. Mount a pivot that will allow the base feet to sit on the floor when in service. To move, use the winch cable to lift an arm which will rotate the pivot forcing the axle to drop and lift the feet off the ground. You now have a trailer. Pick up the far end with the forks and tow it out into the yard. Just my take on things.
I hit the thumbs like up first , even if ,I don’t watch, time is important here, so lot of the time ,I can only hit the like thumbs up and come back and watch later, ok thanks BigAl California.
I woke 30 min. Before the Alarm & can’t even Be Mad that it’s 12:30 Saturday Morning when i have a
My back and knees feel better already.
The “Mark I Mod I” version proves itself.
Great job Clinton and Kevin
You have C+C who works by the book and measure to the .001 of and inch. You get DP who plans comes out of his head and knows MBTS can weld that gap. Then you have Captain who just makes it all work. Buy the end of the video, they all make thing work. Keep up the great work.
That is an excellent idea for working on Tracks, you are right, at a certain age it is really uncomfortable working on the floor on Track maintenance. Back in the day trying to remove Track master Pins with just a Bar and a Sledge was a nightmare, glad that's all gone. All the best from the U.K.
You may get Kevin to paint it with a mix of left over colours, may come out like some weird Camo colour :-)
Right off the bat 😂 DP saw 🏇 The old one's.
Great build guys! That will save some backs and speed up rebuilds.
Hey Clinton this has been fantastic built on the run doesnt get any better ,now you need to build its own shed and call it the Track overhaul centre😅😅
Clinton isnt it just the best when your kids are grown to annoy them Tuckers looks of horror at you and Kevin are priceless ,i have two adult daughters i get great delight out of winding them up 😅😅😅😅
Have a nice weekend guys
Kym
Adelaide
33"18..." How many years between kindergarten and 12 grade ? "...😂😂😂....and the previous 'welder's interaction ' !!!
I love your imagination, to be able in vision a work station like that and then build it speaks volumes of your experience and work ethic. Good job!
Thats an awesome idea....as you say it saves you bending when changing the pads etc....stay safe guys and see you on the next one
Nice new tool to add to the homemade tools
its cool to see you gyus making tools that is useful.
Nice piece of work, that is. Maybe some wheels on one end to help it roll outside.
Also, maybe install those hanging plastic strips to keep birds out like Home Depot puts on their warehouse doors. Also keeps out cold air as you keep your doors open.
Like shop projects guy's Like to see mores stuff like it .
Works good now.. no doubt it'll get a couple more tweaks (and some paint) I bet Clint's thinking of ways to make it portable. Young man sure can weld, by the way.