I'd rather drive through a foot of snow than spin out in that wet red clay. That 239 engine sounds sweet, International used them in their 3500 backhoes up until the 260A series. Tough machines.
I had a place in Wyoming that was back off a unmaintained county road. If it rained you either walked out or road a horse. It would fill up the fender wells within the first fifty feet and you waited for dry weather to get it out. I was all settled in for the evening one night and it started to rain cats and dogs. A real gully washer. Low and behold had a kidney stone decide to show its head and that was my deciding factor it was time to sell and find a place that had blacktop in front of it. 36 hours I finally gave birth to a rather ugly stone and a couple days later I was finally able to get to town.
Well riding a horse may help with the kidney stone right! Lol 😂 appreciate the story, I bet that was frustrating not being able to go when you needed to!
Looks like you did your good deed for the day Frank. Nice job. Only thing now is a volunteer too clean the mud out of the undercarriage. Is the beer fridge full would be the next question.
Frank, great tow...I would of told the driver to straighten out the steer tires and then Don't touch the wheel and KEEP IT IN Neutral lol. It would of stayed right down the center of the road with the dozer lol he was putting it in the ditch all the way !
Didn't you hear? Jeff Anderson had to fire Frank over his not using safety equipment. That was not so much the problem. It was more hating having that Shake Hands With Danger song in his head all day. Whoops, we've gone and don it again. At least we have a new version now th-cam.com/video/A03jmS3jA8o/w-d-xo.html
A new division is created.... Towin'OK !!! Looked like the tanker was full too, was it a vacuum tanker fresh from a septic tank??? Judging by the way the grass was lying down, you have had a good drop of rain recently.......
Digginok I’d say so I’ve got some family up in Medford last I heard their county commissioner was having all the salt water haulers dump their water on the roads and blading it in said they would set up like concrete afterwards. Doesn’t seem legal to me
why does them salt water drivers think that them rigs are all wheel drive? lol...... i think id let him come by and wash out the tracks. I remember one winter here that a location builder that I did some work for decided since I lived 5 miles from the well, I was the best one to call out for pulls. I made some easy money, and worked my butt off too! Got 7" of rain the weekend that they decided to cement casing, and snow the next month when they completed.......stay safe Mr Frank!!!!!!! you get any caps and I will be glad to buy one! I'm bout to get my jaypaydirt dirty.....
Email me your address I’ll take care of the hat for ya. This was a driver new to this area, lucky he was empty, I would have not even tried if he was loaded. One of the exciting things that happen out here in the sticks! Thanks for watching my friend.
Well that highway to hell tow co. Got nothing on you! Did ya tell that driver he needed to go to Alaska and he would make a great Ice Road Trucker! Ha Ha Ha!
#farmalldozersavestheday Frank... When the shortcut ain’t so short... that soupy road would be perfect for mud buggy races... tanker truck rodeo... not so much! Surely he knew he was in trouble before he got that far down the road??? No one is that oblivious. Or, are they? And the cleanup insult... #nogooddeedgoesunpunished
you can give #RonPratt a run for his money on those rural roads , those TD8`s have only 2 speeds , slow and slower, Please Don`t Text and Drive, caught you peeling at your cell phone
That driver needs to learn how to throw chains but, seeing its just salt water truck probable does not have any. Blackhills Trucking in North Dakota we hated them salt water trucker always in the way and stuck. Hauled crude oil and iron for them.
@@Digginok Blackhills Trucking rule if you get stuck without chains on you walk back to the shop where your car is. They will not give you a ride back but, as long as you have chains on like they teach you they will come pull you out no question asked. When they hire you they tell you up front this rule applies to everybody. Sometimes you are 50 miled into the badlands in North Dakota that's a long walk. This was back in the eary 80's before cell phone's were even on the market. The only tower's back then were high ban fm for oil field compamy's to stay in touch with a home base. Playing on icy roads with chains on can be fun if you know how and if you do not learn you end up in the ditch. The good old days lol. Have a great day and God Bless you and your family.
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That's an interesting video. You have a fine-looking place; how many landscapers you have working on it?
Thanks! As of now no landscapers, just my wife and I. I’m sure it could look better, but I like it appreciate you watching!
@@Digginok Thought maybe the goats did it.
You saved that guys day. Always nice when you can get someone to tow them out. Good job Frank!
Thanks
"HELP. I'm stuck in the mud!" "Call Frank. Frank's got a tractor and there's NOTHIN' Frank can't do."
My brother found this guy, I guess it’s his fault I got involved. 😂
Love the hat!
Thanks! You can get yours at www.jpaydirt.com very nice hats
That old dozer is awesome thanks for the video frank
Thanks! I have enjoyed having the dozer, old but good
ohh... ruby don't take your 8 to town LOL
Nice one!
Jeff, should we start a " Go Fund Me Account " for an Air Conditioned cab for Frank's TD ?
Greeeezzeee! TD8 did great! Thanks for sharing!
Yeah it does pretty good, thanks for watching!
There's a popular saying in the Bakken oilfield (damn water haulers anyway!) I love my International TD's. Great video Frank.
😂 that’s fitting! Nothing better than a TD. Thanks and thank you for watching
@@Digginok you betchya. And I agree they were way ahead of the competition on their crawlers.
Is this in Texas
Never mind. I see it’s Oklahoma. Very nice video. You’re a good man
Thanks for sharing and take care. 👍
Thanks for watching
How do you like the td8. I’m looking to get a smaller dozer and heard good and bad about the internationals
The TD8E is a solid machine, usually a bit cheaper than a cat or Deere. It’s big enough to do decent sized jobs, but easy to move.
@@Digginok ok. Ty
@@Digginok trying to decide between an older small dozer vs skid steer. Skid steers are very expensive and lots of things that can break
Have you found it hard to get parts ? Before I make an offer on this td8 I’m looking to see if parts are hard to come by since they’re out of business
Nice work Frank. Mighty little dozer!
Thanks! Yours will be nicer I bet.
@@Digginok I don't know about that. It will be a good runner, but it doesn't have a chrome stack.
@@RockCreekEnterprisesNM Chrome stack is about all this one has going for it lol
All slicked up at the mercy of the clay haha I've been there before haha the old too late to turn back now 🤦♂️
I’ve been there too once or twice!
Good ol Oklahoma red clay, slicker than greased snot. I have been stuck like that a time or two. Thanks
It will get ya!
Haha, man that guy had that truck stuck on that slimy clay, that's a strong little dozer, I like that td8, thanks for sharing frank.
He tried to back up but it got worse. Live and learn
@@Digginok yea definitely, y'all got some awesome red clay down there when it's dry
That dozer has a sweet sounding engine,dosent sound like it,s under pressure at all.Good neighbour help there Frank, stay safe.
Thanks! It’s a DT239 IH engine. Makes good power.
I'd rather drive through a foot of snow than spin out in that wet red clay. That 239 engine sounds sweet, International used them in their 3500 backhoes up until the 260A series. Tough machines.
yeah that mud is impossible! Thanks!
Frank, is this a new venture for you? International Rescue 2 ! You will have to paint 'Thunderbird 1 on your dozer soon-lol
Yes that’s perfect!
Love the dozer. Got an 87 TD8
Skip Waelty thanks! I’m kinda partial to it too!
Good job there Frank, I have had a few 65 thousand pound lime trucks stuck in my time lol!!!
Thanks, lucky this one was empty. Don’t think we could have pulled him loaded
I had a place in Wyoming that was back off a unmaintained county road. If it rained you either walked out or road a horse. It would fill up the fender wells within the first fifty feet and you waited for dry weather to get it out. I was all settled in for the evening one night and it started to rain cats and dogs. A real gully washer. Low and behold had a kidney stone decide to show its head and that was my deciding factor it was time to sell and find a place that had blacktop in front of it. 36 hours I finally gave birth to a rather ugly stone and a couple days later I was finally able to get to town.
Well riding a horse may help with the kidney stone right! Lol 😂 appreciate the story, I bet that was frustrating not being able to go when you needed to!
Fun times. I may have seen that dozer pull a couple mixer trucks in and out of a job before lol.
This was so slick I didn’t think it was going to make it! Stout little dozer
Looks like you did your good deed for the day Frank. Nice job. Only thing now is a volunteer too clean the mud out of the undercarriage. Is the beer fridge full would be the next question.
A track cleaner is always welcome!
Nice work. Was the trailer loaded?
No if it were loaded it would have been a loss! Thanks
That’s what I figured keep the dozer videos coming!
I asked before I went down there, not a chance with a load and my little dozer. Lots of things get broken when they are loaded!
Liked the video. Are you near Holdenville area? My dad’s family is from there.
Plane and Dirt Simple I’m in Mulhall, but I did a small job in Holdenville for some plumbers a couple weeks ago. Thanks for watching
Nice video man! That’s great sized dozer looks like it’s serving you well.
It works real well, I’m impressed by what it can accomplish ever time I use it. Thanks Brandon
Watch out Frank, Brandon is in the market for a dozer, as long as you paint it pink first!! 🤣😉
Make a few extra bucks with AAA
Hopefully they will pay!?!
Frank, great tow...I would of told the driver to straighten out the steer tires and then Don't touch the wheel and KEEP IT IN Neutral lol. It would of stayed right down the center of the road with the dozer lol he was putting it in the ditch all the way !
Thanks, I’m afraid it would not have done any good to try to tell him that, but I agree it could have went a bit smoother.
That doesn't look like Canada. I though you were working in Canada for Elite Global Enterprises?😂
This was back when the was head over Anderson’s southern plains industries. Lol
Didn't you hear? Jeff Anderson had to fire Frank over his not using safety equipment. That was not so much the problem. It was more hating having that Shake Hands With Danger song in his head all day. Whoops, we've gone and don it again. At least we have a new version now th-cam.com/video/A03jmS3jA8o/w-d-xo.html
A new division is created....
Towin'OK !!!
Looked like the tanker was full too, was it a vacuum tanker fresh from a septic tank??? Judging by the way the grass was lying down, you have had a good drop of rain recently.......
It was an empty salt water transport, if it had been fun we would have broken a chain for sure!
@@Digginok
The sight glass lied!!!
Glad you took us along for the ride, not quite the same as digging trenches!!! 👍💪💪
You have a Anderson hat on. Didn’t they fire you or was it that Elite company?
It’s subsidiary of dd&b industries! Lol
Digginok so operating for Sugar Tits Construction is not an option?
Not if I want to stay married!!! 😂
Nothing like a ride in the country...
On my international harvester!🇺🇸
Is all Oklahoma a big bowl of clay, never seen so much as in your vids Frank. Don't remember it the film!!
No not all of it, 99% or so lol
And everyone says the roads up north are better than the ones down south
Welcome to north Logan county! I’d put money on the worst roads.
Digginok I’d say so I’ve got some family up in Medford last I heard their county commissioner was having all the salt water haulers dump their water on the roads and blading it in said they would set up like concrete afterwards. Doesn’t seem legal to me
Captain Mr. Frank to the rescue 👍
Yes sir!
Followed GPS down a minimum maintenance road.
His gps quit he said he was lost.
why does them salt water drivers think that them rigs are all wheel drive? lol...... i think id let him come by and wash out the tracks. I remember one winter here that a location builder that I did some work for decided since I lived 5 miles from the well, I was the best one to call out for pulls. I made some easy money, and worked my butt off too! Got 7" of rain the weekend that they decided to cement casing, and snow the next month when they completed.......stay safe Mr Frank!!!!!!! you get any caps and I will be glad to buy one! I'm bout to get my jaypaydirt dirty.....
Email me your address I’ll take care of the hat for ya. This was a driver new to this area, lucky he was empty, I would have not even tried if he was loaded. One of the exciting things that happen out here in the sticks! Thanks for watching my friend.
My thought is how did he even make it that far
I was wondering the same!
Yeeeha! Yankers Away! Me mates! We got a tail wind and headed down hill! 👍, 🙏🇺🇸, 👋🧙♂️🇺🇸👏👌
😂 🇺🇸😎👍
@@Digginok 👍👌
Franks to the rescue well done 👀🇦🇺👍
Thanks!😎🇺🇸👍
I remember the days when our roads was like this after a rain before they paved it. Those was the good old days......NOT 👍😂
Yeah if they pave the roads more people want to live out here. I’m good with it!
@@Digginok yeah they paved it like 30 years ago and never touch it after that so it's still pretty foggy dodging the massive pot holes LOL
Well that highway to hell tow co. Got nothing on you! Did ya tell that driver he needed to go to Alaska and he would make a great Ice Road Trucker! Ha Ha Ha!
Lol, if he gets lost in Oklahoma, he probably shouldn’t go to Alaska!
@@Digginok make for better TV Show!
You have got to do what you've got to do when you lose your job with Jeff, LOL
Yes sir!
That was real nice of you to pull that vac truck out.
Well if by nice you mean they will pay for that, then yeah I guess so. I probably saved them a bit over calling a wrecker though.
They are the guys who destroy the roads so much traffic around those drilling rigs it's either Dusty or muddy. Lol
#farmalldozersavestheday
Frank... When the shortcut ain’t so short... that soupy road would be perfect for mud buggy races... tanker truck rodeo... not so much! Surely he knew he was in trouble before he got that far down the road??? No one is that oblivious. Or, are they?
And the cleanup insult...
#nogooddeedgoesunpunished
He tried to back out, when that failed he tried to go for it.
@@Digginok yeah once he made that turn off the gravel he was screwed lol.
you can give #RonPratt a run for his money on those rural roads , those TD8`s have only 2 speeds , slow and slower, Please Don`t Text and Drive, caught you peeling at your cell phone
Yeah at 4 mph I might run off the road! Lol
That Anderson Fella might sunk outta sight on that road... just sayin...
😂 he may have!
@@Digginok That would put an end to that Merger with the " Canujers " ! HAH...
@@Digginok Send The Steam Cleaning Bill to " Elite Global Prognasticator's "
any one can get stuck. I also think the boy need a few more years behind the wheel.
Yes sir, I have been there my self more than I'd like to admit!
@@Digginok yes I got my new holland backhoe stuck saturday
That driver needs to learn how to throw chains but, seeing its just salt water truck probable does not have any.
Blackhills Trucking in North Dakota we hated them salt water trucker always in the way and stuck. Hauled crude oil and iron for them.
These guys ant got no chains, if they did I doubt he would have made it anyway, like driving in grease. He was lost and hit a bad road
@@Digginok agree.
Chain up all 8 drivers one steer tire 2 trailer tires you be surprised where can go been there many times.
Scruffy 61 I bet that’s true!
@@Digginok Blackhills Trucking rule if you get stuck without chains on you walk back to the shop where your car is. They will not give you a ride back but, as long as you have chains on like they teach you they will come pull you out no question asked. When they hire you they tell you up front this rule applies to everybody.
Sometimes you are 50 miled into the badlands in North Dakota that's a long walk. This was back in the eary 80's before cell phone's were even on the market. The only tower's back then were high ban fm for oil field compamy's to stay in touch with a home base.
Playing on icy roads with chains on can be fun if you know how and if you do not learn you end up in the ditch.
The good old days lol.
Have a great day and God Bless you and your family.