Brings back fond memories for me this video. When I left school back in 1969 aged 15, one of my 1st jobs was hauling out some massive Beech, Oak & Ash trees from a deep glen in Scotland with a big Allis Chalmers similar to this one except it had a bucket mounting on front with a huge pair of forklift forks on it. I was lifting 30 feet long by 3 feet diameter logs onto trailers with that old beast. Loved it.
Seeing the old rigs brought back to life much like senior citizens they still have a very productive life ahead of them if only given a chance just cuz it's old doesn't mean it's ready for the scrap heap!
What happened to a Allis Chalmers ?.I remember seeing an article in a magazine (remember them) 1982,at a Midwest Farmers Convention(those were a thing once) where the bathrooms were called John Deere and Allis Chalmers.
I have an old HD-6 I've had for twenty years. It had a cracked block from freezing when I got it. I heated and Brazed up the crack and replaced two freezes plugs. It's ran like a top ever since.
@@drewscreations8551 Yeah it was awesome growing up watching Dad operate the HD16 with the scoop behind all wire rope we were talking about it the other day and he was saying not many people can operate those old wire rope scoops anymore.
Well done fella's..'good to see it up n pushin' n pushin' dirt..mean-machine' bak-n-da-day..still is today..r well, too much comp. fazed it out...but dem still around.. old-school enthusiasts still 'cranking'.. kaapai presente e hoa ma 🦾 ✌️🤙 awesome👍
You lads really should consider building yourself a band sawmill repurposing & using as much scrap as you can so at the end of your build series your cost should be as small as possible. your time a few new blades & some new bearing are unavoidable but I no for 1 I would watch ever episode. Your subscriptions & veiws would increase loads. Just a thought as you boys seem to have the skills to pull off such a build 👍
That's fine, someone that actually cares about the thing will come behind you and give it the love and attention it rightfully deserves. Old Iron never dies, unlike modern disposable junk.
John Jones - True..it's a skill to know when to walk away and leave it to the scrap heap or the next sucker that comes along and has too much time and money on his hands
@@garethifan1034 Sounds like you been there and done that.😂 You pay today's prices for yesterday's parts. Both new , if you can find them and used junk yard prices that are questionably just as bad as what you already have . Be prepared to spend a lot of money and time on a worn out project that will definately test your fortitude and challenge your judgement. Those machines are meant to be used everyday . They don't like sitting around with moving parts not being lubricated. Rebuilding these old machines is not for a young man supporting a family.
Two things, a stationary camera with no narration doesn't make the most interesting of videos. 2nd thing, its GREAT to see two young men with some skills doing something other than staring at their damn cell phones all day while going nowhere in life like most of their effeminate brethren. Good job.
Working on the editing. Been doing it all from the phone. This video was made “unplanned” I never imagine it would get this much attention! Doing it all from a phone though! I do appreciate the feedback! I’ve never been one to just lay around and get caught up up in technology.
It was a good machine in its day , and it still would be if it had been maintained, but we’re running on only three cylinders… I hope if you find one you take better care of it
I also have a hd6g crawler loader. 1956 model and still runs good. Always starts right up. Except the other day it would not start because it was 10 degrees in Houston tx. I didn't try starter fluid because I never use starter fluid on it. Mine has a ripper on back,no wrench.
@@dc440-4 Ya mine won't start if its under about 60 deg, obviously its down on compression a bit, and I do use starting fluid, its just old and I'm getting whatever life is left in her. I don't use it very often, but its nice to have. You gotta have 6 arms to run that thing 😂
I got mine from my dad it was parked without being started since 1996,I bought it from him in 2018 so it sat for 22 years. We put hot batteries on it ,checked the oil and put a gas rag over the intake and it started right up and ran without dying on the 22 year old diesel that was in the tank .I'm not making this up after 22 years we had it running in 15 min.It is definitely hard work to run it,I will get off drenched in sweat . To bad parts are so hard to find because I think I will need a clutch soon and the radiator has been patched probably one to many times. I changed the belts and thermostat on it about six months ago and let me tell you that was a job but I imagine they will last many many years because they are definitely heavy duty belts.
@@dc440-4 Yes I believe it started 100% ad far as the belts, yes I know how bad it CAN be, but I bought segmented belts, they can be made to and length and can be taken apart so you don't gave to tear down the whole front end. As far as parts, I know a guy who has a barn full, its been a few years since I talked to him, but he has a bunch.
Nice old piece of historic heavy equipment! Good to know that younger generations are out preserving these old machines. Thank you guys for sharing!
We try and salvage everything we can! Thank you for watching and if your new, welcome!
Brings back fond memories for me this video.
When I left school back in 1969 aged 15, one of my 1st jobs was hauling out some massive Beech, Oak & Ash trees from a deep glen in Scotland with a big Allis Chalmers similar to this one except it had a bucket mounting on front with a huge pair of forklift forks on it.
I was lifting 30 feet long by 3 feet diameter logs onto trailers with that old beast.
Loved it.
Seeing the old rigs brought back to life much like senior citizens they still have a very productive life ahead of them if only given a chance just cuz it's old doesn't mean it's ready for the scrap heap!
Makes me miss the old days! Nothing like the old direct drive tractors!👍👍👍👍🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🙏🙏🙏🙏
Nice machine! It’s funny I see this video after just starting our old HD21 after sitting for a while. Awesome you guys went out and lit this one off.
I love the stainless exhaust,have always wanted all the "will it starters" to fit them.😊
What happened to a Allis Chalmers ?.I remember seeing an article in a magazine (remember them) 1982,at a Midwest Farmers Convention(those were a thing once) where the bathrooms were called John Deere and Allis Chalmers.
Awesome Dozer be a good one to cherry it out some tlc,thanks for sharing video
I enjoyed the video very much great job on getting her back to life
Good! Thank you! I’m glad you enjoyed it!
Being a coinsure of old equipment, I love old starts, cold starts. Well done fellas.
Connoisseur is the word.
I can listen to that cranking sound all day
She starts she steers win win. I’ve got an Allis HD 21 that I’m still using as often as I can. 👍🏼👍🏼🇦🇺
I have an old HD-6 I've had for twenty years. It had a cracked block from freezing when I got it. I heated and Brazed up the crack and replaced two freezes plugs. It's ran like a top ever since.
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Oh look clearin land for my cabin also.
Awesome guys my Dad and Grandad both had the HD6s and HD16s great machines and the B11.
Sweet! That is quite awesome! Thank you for sharing! I love hearing about the men that actually ran these old machines
@@drewscreations8551 Yeah it was awesome growing up watching Dad operate the HD16 with the scoop behind all wire rope we were talking about it the other day and he was saying not many people can operate those old wire rope scoops anymore.
@@stephengedye5588 I always enjoy that stuff, I like old dozers and equipment in general so anything catches my interest
great job guys....take care of her!!!
Thanks bud!
Well done fella's..'good to see it up n pushin' n pushin' dirt..mean-machine' bak-n-da-day..still is today..r well, too much comp. fazed it out...but dem still around.. old-school enthusiasts still 'cranking'.. kaapai presente e hoa ma 🦾 ✌️🤙 awesome👍
Cool old dozer! Neighbor has an IH from the same era with the gas over diesel start. They still do a lot of work. Thanks
That crawler will be working long after the things made today get scrapped. Testament to how things use to be made.
Thats exactly right!
@@zechariahsalvatore7302 those old Buddha engines are great
You lads really should consider building yourself a band sawmill repurposing & using as much scrap as you can so at the end of your build series your cost should be as small as possible. your time a few new blades & some new bearing are unavoidable but I no for 1 I would watch ever episode. Your subscriptions & veiws would increase loads. Just a thought as you boys seem to have the skills to pull off such a build 👍
Right on buddy. That thing is awesome. They sound so cool just idling. Thanks for bringing us along brothers. 🌲❤🌲✊🪓
Agreed brother
@@justinweaver8787 good night 🌙
Reminds me of my old J.D. 440. Broke me financially , physically and emotionally. Let sleeping dogs lie and walk away gentlemen.
That's fine, someone that actually cares about the thing will come behind you and give it the love and attention it rightfully deserves. Old Iron never dies, unlike modern disposable junk.
John Jones - True..it's a skill to know when to walk away and leave it to the scrap heap or the next sucker that comes along and has too much time and money on his hands
@@garethifan1034 Sounds like you been there and done that.😂
You pay today's prices for yesterday's parts. Both new , if you can find them and used junk yard prices that are questionably just as bad as what you already have . Be prepared to spend a lot of money and time on a worn out project that will definately test your
fortitude and challenge your judgement. Those machines are meant to be used everyday . They don't like sitting around with moving parts not being lubricated. Rebuilding
these old machines is not for a young man supporting a family.
We learn everyday when a good one is a good one and when one is parts.sounds like you had parts.
AWESOME LOVE VINTAGES BULLDOZERS!!!
What a find. Like an old horse it wants to work. Treat it well and it'll move the Earth ... well some dirt anyway. 😉
Great video ! 👍
Thank you! 👍
@@drewscreations8551 You're welcome :)
Good job oprator
Thanks!
everything rusted but the exhaust🤔 interesting
The exhaust was replaced cause it rotted off. So yeah,everything is rusted but the exhaust
@@drewscreations8551 understood good thanks for clarification you guys did a good job love that old iron
@@kevindavis7822 thanks
It alive and the hydraulics work, bonus!
Sounds good missing pad on left track
Wow drew that thing surprised me. Hahah. Nice work 💪🏻💪🏻
Kindness and love
Haha it will! Same to you buddy!
Nice piece of history 👍
Yeah buddy good to see
Sounds great 👍
Thank you! 👍
It’s just settin there
Excellent video and runs like a charm to!
Thank you!
You should share knowledge with the Laid Back Living channel. He just resurrected a 1934 Allis Chalmers Model M Crawler.
He got his running but he's got some work ahead of him. Good channel.
Two things, a stationary camera with no narration doesn't make the most interesting of videos. 2nd thing, its GREAT to see two young men with some skills doing something other than staring at their damn cell phones all day while going nowhere in life like most of their effeminate brethren. Good job.
Working on the editing. Been doing it all from the phone. This video was made “unplanned” I never imagine it would get this much attention! Doing it all from a phone though! I do appreciate the feedback! I’ve never been one to just lay around and get caught up up in technology.
Mate Nice.😆 😆.💪 👏👏👏👍👍
Nice work!
Thank you sir!!! Good to see ya!!!
Drew, you're the diesel doctor.
Bravissimi 👍👍👍
Fantastic!!!!
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Maquinas forkadoras de sueños y realisadoras del futuro las amo
I assume you checked the oil when adding fuel and changed filters.... Noticed a missing pad but that is replaceable. Nice, wish I had one.
Oil was check, coolant was checked, it’s an old machine, definitely not perfect by no means.
Bravo 👍👍
I would gladly trade in my CRV for her and make her my daily driver. 🪓🇺🇸🪵🇺🇸🪓🇺🇸🪵🇺🇸🪓
😂😂😂
So why did you leave it there?
That’s where it gets used and that’s where it’s out of the way
sounds like a john deere 2 cylinder
With my luck one of the steering clutches would be seized. I'd have to go left by turning by turning 270 degrees to the right
Loaded log with cornbinder with one steering clutch backup turn one way forward turn the other
I have my d 40 komatsu dozar
1961
Fuel pressure+ glow plugs
No glow plugs on this one lol
Too old
Wow
Salve daqui do Brasil
It was a good machine in its day , and it still would be if it had been maintained, but we’re running on only three cylinders… I hope if you find one you take better care of it
This one needs some love for sure but it runs and operates. Definitely good machines
She's alive, needs emergency surgery, under carriage is slap worn out. The engine is the easy part on dozer .
at first I thought it was D5 cat 1970 era
It's working perfectly. How long was it abandoned there?
It had been sitting for several years. I wanna say 4-5 years
👏👏👏👏👏
Yikes a bit of editing here is needed.....good job getting it started !
Just let it run raw sometimes. I don’t edit from a computer so it’s more difficult on a phone. Your limited
Thanks for the feed!
Cant wait till the age of old electric EVs start sitting... those will never see a revival
Love it, I have a HD6G high lift, does that have the 350 Buda? mine will go years and start right up
Sweet! Yeah it’s buda powered! He said it always fires right up too!
I also have a hd6g crawler loader. 1956 model and still runs good. Always starts right up. Except the other day it would not start because it was 10 degrees in Houston tx. I didn't try starter fluid because I never use starter fluid on it. Mine has a ripper on back,no wrench.
@@dc440-4 Ya mine won't start if its under about 60 deg, obviously its down on compression a bit, and I do use starting fluid, its just old and I'm getting whatever life is left in her. I don't use it very often, but its nice to have. You gotta have 6 arms to run that thing 😂
I got mine from my dad it was parked without being started since 1996,I bought it from him in 2018 so it sat for 22 years. We put hot batteries on it ,checked the oil and put a gas rag over the intake and it started right up and ran without dying on the 22 year old diesel that was in the tank .I'm not making this up after 22 years we had it running in 15 min.It is definitely hard work to run it,I will get off drenched in sweat . To bad parts are so hard to find because I think I will need a clutch soon and the radiator has been patched probably one to many times. I changed the belts and thermostat on it about six months ago and let me tell you that was a job but I imagine they will last many many years because they are definitely heavy duty belts.
@@dc440-4 Yes I believe it started 100% ad far as the belts, yes I know how bad it CAN be, but I bought segmented belts, they can be made to and length and can be taken apart so you don't gave to tear down the whole front end. As far as parts, I know a guy who has a barn full, its been a few years since I talked to him, but he has a bunch.
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I have a 1958 HD16
Sweet! Solid old machines!
i know u already had it running .
I appreciate the feedback! Thank you for being here!
👍🤠👏
Sir if that was mine I wouldn't leave it in the elements replace the pad I trying to buy one most I found are Too far Gone for my wallet
Just drive up to closest junk yard
I need bulldozer that size, I'm a gun collector ,what about a trade I've got a small farm & it needs so e cleaning up! Martin in South Ga
I can put you in touch with the owner if you would like
U ready to go loggin timber now buddy. How long it been sitting?
A year or more
Maybe 2
@@drewscreations8551 fired up pretty easy it be a good machine with a lil love an money
@@justinweaver8787 he’s gonna use it some and then the plan is to sell it or trade it for an excavator
@@drewscreations8551 any idea what year it is?
Old girl just wants to work , not sit around
💪👍🇺🇲
Seriously!
Abandoned 😔
No sir
Выделите этому старичку времени и денег, и у вас будет безотказный трактор.
4-53 Detroit?
Buda engine
Um mekaniko em bom
E muito desperdícios
ummm, so why would a perfectly good dozer be just sitting in the woods?
Because that’s where my friend parked it.
We never mentioned it being “abandoned” lol
That's why it started so easy😊
We sold a cat dozer to a friend. He never finished paying for it and left it stranded somewhere. Not a friend anymore.
@@unclej7842 oh wow, don’t blame you there!
Well did you really think that Battery was going to still be Charged after 50 years ?
Machine wasn’t sitting for 50 years pal.
@@drewscreations8551
Lol I enjoy old iron and seeing people like you who keep it running
@@lbbradley55 I enjoy messing with the old stuff. There is just something about it.
Pero estas personas estaran jugando y paraque quieren joder con esa porqueria sera para pesarlo o por lo viuck quele van a dar
Não serve nem pra arancar mandioca
2 to 12 months. Nice, ya hillbilly. Narrows it down.
Thanks for the feedback! Your such a nice guy!
I would love to have a hd6 allis they are really hard to find
This one could be for sell
Love your video🤘
Thank you bud!!! Good to see a new sub!!! Glad to have you!
Yeah I need one too!