You never miss a gear. The tachometer in your head is perfect. When I was a kid I ran a D9 cable lift at the local waste site. She was not fun to start with a pony in cold mornings. She had a crack in her head a child could lose his pecker in when she was cold too. I bought so much alumaseal the napa guy thought I was making thermite! I am disabled now and I love being on this end of your camera so much.thank you! Love, Jerry S.
I like watching these machines come in,get serviced,have any needed repairs done,and get painted. I like watching the transformation. Please transform this D8.
Man Clint your a professional in and out of the truck don't ever change your ways because that is what separates you from some other people you inspire me for doing things right
Way to go Clint!!~ I helped load a 794 CAT truck (250t capacity) at the Decatur Plnt in 1982. It was the frame, engine and trany. I don't remember the net on that bugger. The truck had 4 axles under the tractor, a three axle jeep over that, and six axles under the trailer. We had to use two 50t overhead cranes to pick it up. The driver wanted engine back. We told him it wouldn't work. It didn't. We picked it up six times before we got the weight on the axles balanced. He left like his tail was on fire. He had to be out of IL before dark. I always wondered if he made it. He was headed for a copper mine in Wyoming. Great fun.....
I'm 81 years old beed driving truck since 1960 and pulled a low bed for many years. Love watching your equipment videos but most of all I love when you pick up equipment in your Pete, The new trucks today are mostly automatic. I drove a KW with a 5 and a 4 a twin stick and love the sound of your truck when you turn on the Jake's. I'm still driving and miss the lobbed. I just deliver trucks now so I don't even pull a trailer. Keep making your great videos I'm sure their are a lot of old timers like me that really love your stuff.
Clint you are a hoss! Right equipment and the right attitude about what you do. Thanks for the content, always on the mark. Videos are varied and well thought out and most important fun to watch.
Clint I wonder if you and LetsDig 18 , and the DP crew truly realise how much pleasure, and how many lives you all touch with your video's. The lockdown in the UK was an unpleasant experience and seeing you all operate so well made me feel a lot better. Happy Thanksgiving to you all. For once on the Bristol Channel coast in England its a fine but cold and blowy day.. Best regards
Clint your videos are always great to watch. Enjoy the shop hijinks cut ups and laughter. You guys are fun to hang around with. Thanks for the ride along. 329.6 miles
I love the sound of the Jake break, that was one of my favorite parts of going on the road with my buddy Tiny when he drove back in the early 2000s. I used to drive past your shop all the time, it is so peaceful out that way. I'm stuck in the middle of Bloomington most of the time now, but anyway Stay safe brother. Can't wait till the next video. The scenery is so awesome in Nashville in the fall. Brown County is such a beautiful area.
When I was a kid I worked part time for a company that did moderate size jobs. They had their own tri axles and on my first day we had one roll over. It was all hands on deck to the crash site. We all learned a lot that day.
Love what you all do, love the channel and love watching your videos and learning a little here and there about these machines. I also love the community you have built with DP, Captain K. and it's inspiring to watch the support you give each other. I'm gonna guess 264 miles on your road trip! Be safe out there!!!
I like you grew up around heavy equipment , at 84 years under my belt l like being entertained by the good equipment good noble men and a good man on a Jake brake
Great video, it’s gonna look the business once you guys get your hands on it, especially when Kevin gives it a good paint job.. looking forward to the working progress… 🇬🇧🇬🇧
My guess is 126 miles. I love watching you guys purchase, repair/restore and sometimes repaint the equipment so it will be good and reliable for the buyer! Keep up the great work!
Loved seeing the views from up there. Beautiful area. Love seeing you guys bringing old iron back to life. Please continue. 227.5 miles Good luck and a great job by all involved.
Greetings from No VT - Nice road trip. Gives us all a sense of where a piece of equipment comes from as you do the updates, repairs, refurbishing and miracle making!
Clint I want to tip my hat to you being a professional truck driver and you show it in all your videos. There are some YT truck drivers that are not professionals doing there jobs and they film it cut corners securing their loads, break traffic laws it’s embarrassing for professional truck drivers. 327.3 miles total.
b39 miles, love watching your videos, great etertaimet very informative. my keyboard is giving trouble, some keys do to work as they should sorry for misspelling..
Enjoyed the ride along. Very nice truck. ( Any chance you could place the camera in the cab about 1" higher, that would be nice, allow us to see out the windscreen better :) )
Thanks Clint for taking us YT viewers with you. Looking forward to the great videos of the rebuild of this Beautiful machine. Love the older CAT dozers. I guess 294 miles one way. Thanks again.
Gotta love the cackle of the old cats? Retired truck driver and operator and nothing sounds better sir. Thank you for the ride along. Guess on miles is 107
Just finished the latest video, completely enjoyed it front to back. You and Chris from lets dig 18 are complete class acts. I agree with you about covering the exhaust despite what Mike Simmons thinks its just not worth the risk. Take care and be safe.
@@C_CEQUIPMENT can't wait for that video . Because you see all these other ppl hauling their equipment anyway on a trailer and don't care which way the exhaust is facing..
Loved the ride along in the truck. Would love to actually be in the cab of a big rig once just to see what it’s like. Great ride Clint! I say 208.3 miles
Mr. Clint, I'm gonna say 131 miles not counting the jog you took to the scales, I figure that would add 1 more mile to the trip if you count that. Love these "pick-up-n-haul" videos. Anxious to see the work to be done on this kitten! Waitin' to see what remarks Mr. Kevin has to say when he walks up to it LOL PS Bein' from a small town myself, I couldn't help but wonder when you came through that last small town before you get to your shop... I could hear some ole feller sayin' "Looky comin' yonder, ole Clint done bringing in another monster this mornin'" LOL And yes, some of us would like to ride along shotgun when you go back to get the blade!
Thanks for letting me ride along I really enjoyed it , better than being at the fair when I was a kid. Looking forward to seeing what it takes to make her perfect again 😊.
Great video Clint, love those big bits of iron starting up! I'm going to throw a wild guess of 246 miles in the mix! Keep the video coming and an update on Kevin's Christmas card haul would be good! What address is good to send one to from the UK?
Grandpa taught me on his old D6 to always preheat it. He said turn the switch to the left, count to 60 and turn to the right. Before you got the switch turned all the way she was running. I miss that machine.
I like watching the video today with trucking the new dozer to the shop. Y’all are making singer great videos with restoring the old equipment. Keep up the great job. I’m going to guess you hauled the dozer 180 miles to the shop one way.
Clint I got picked for the giveaway. I just wanted to make sure it was legit since it told me to send a text to a number. Let me know if I won, I didn’t think you would pick a winner. I thought you was going to pick the winner in December.
Great video, thanks for taking us along on the road trip. Very interesting how you do the weigh bridges there. Ex Uk and Australian trucker, bought back some good memories.
You never miss a gear. The tachometer in your head is perfect. When I was a kid I ran a D9 cable lift at the local waste site. She was not fun to start with a pony in cold mornings. She had a crack in her head a child could lose his pecker in when she was cold too. I bought so much alumaseal the napa guy thought I was making thermite! I am disabled now and I love being on this end of your camera so much.thank you! Love, Jerry S.
I like watching these machines come in,get serviced,have any needed repairs done,and get painted. I like watching the transformation. Please transform this D8.
I do too. About to give another piece of old iron a new life and owner.
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Too big for small companies..try selling to Dirt Perfect ..
Man Clint your a professional in and out of the truck don't ever change your ways because that is what separates you from some other people you inspire me for doing things right
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That truck sounds sweet as 😊
Way to go Clint!!~ I helped load a 794 CAT truck (250t capacity) at the Decatur Plnt in 1982. It was the frame, engine and trany. I don't remember the net on that bugger. The truck had 4 axles under the tractor, a three axle jeep over that, and six axles under the trailer. We had to use two 50t overhead cranes to pick it up. The driver wanted engine back. We told him it wouldn't work. It didn't. We picked it up six times before we got the weight on the axles balanced. He left like his tail was on fire. He had to be out of IL before dark. I always wondered if he made it. He was headed for a copper mine in Wyoming. Great fun.....
They didn't worry about that BS in WWII
Many Thanks for the ride-a-long Clint!
Very enjoyable trip. I retired from trucking in Christmas of 09' so this trip was nice. 😊
I like how you always make sure that your load is secured properly and that you explain what is required. Your trip should be 125 miles
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I'm 81 years old beed driving truck since 1960 and pulled a low bed for many years. Love watching your equipment videos but most of all I love when you pick up equipment in your Pete, The new trucks today are mostly automatic. I drove a KW with a 5 and a 4 a twin stick and love the sound of your truck when you turn on the Jake's. I'm still driving and miss the lobbed. I just deliver trucks now so I don't even pull a trailer. Keep making your great videos I'm sure their are a lot of old timers like me that really love your stuff.
Thanks
Clint you are a hoss! Right equipment and the right attitude about what you do. Thanks for the content, always on the mark. Videos are varied and well thought out and most important fun to watch.
D8-K. That was my favorite machine to operate. It was a great machine.
Clint I wonder if you and LetsDig 18 , and the DP crew truly realise how much pleasure, and how many lives you all touch with your video's. The lockdown in the UK was an unpleasant experience and seeing you all operate so well made me feel a lot better. Happy Thanksgiving to you all. For once on the Bristol Channel coast in England its a fine but cold and blowy day.. Best regards
Greatly appreciate the kind word
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Those 8ks will out push a 8N any day
130 miles, love the vids ,keep up the good work, Jax Florida
Clint your videos are always great to watch. Enjoy the shop hijinks cut ups and laughter. You guys are fun to hang around with. Thanks for the ride along. 329.6 miles
225miles,,,,When I seen you turning onto HWY 62 in Greenville, Ky I knew exactly where you picked up that Cat. My old stomping grounds !👍
Love these videos; it's great to just ride along with you and see some more of the country. Regards from North Wales.
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Enjoyed seeing the colorful scenery through Brown County. I guess 146.5 miles.
I love the sound of the Jake break, that was one of my favorite parts of going on the road with my buddy Tiny when he drove back in the early 2000s. I used to drive past your shop all the time, it is so peaceful out that way. I'm stuck in the middle of Bloomington most of the time now, but anyway Stay safe brother. Can't wait till the next video. The scenery is so awesome in Nashville in the fall. Brown County is such a beautiful area.
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When I was a kid I worked part time for a company that did moderate size jobs. They had their own tri axles and on my first day we had one roll over. It was all hands on deck to the crash site. We all learned a lot that day.
Good to see you
Thanks for the ride along again Clinton. My guess is 134 miles
Love what you all do, love the channel and love watching your videos and learning a little here and there about these machines. I also love the community you have built with DP, Captain K. and it's inspiring to watch the support you give each other. I'm gonna guess 264 miles on your road trip! Be safe out there!!!
130.1miles....great old dozer keep up the most excellent work!
What a cool fall drive! Thanks, Boe
I like you grew up around heavy equipment , at 84 years under my belt l like being entertained by the good equipment good noble men and a good man on a Jake brake
Great video, it’s gonna look the business once you guys get your hands on it, especially when Kevin gives it a good paint job.. looking forward to the working progress… 🇬🇧🇬🇧
Thanks for the ride Clint. I enjoyed it. I think it was 130.2 miles.
Kevin ordered that Christmas snow 😉
I sent it down 🥶
I love that color Blue, maybe we could have "Big Blue" and "Little Blue" matching work trucks..
My guess is 126 miles. I love watching you guys purchase, repair/restore and sometimes repaint the equipment so it will be good and reliable for the buyer! Keep up the great work!
I think the mileage is 152. Thanks for the videos!! Great job!!
Loved seeing the views from up there. Beautiful area. Love seeing you guys bringing old iron back to life. Please continue. 227.5 miles Good luck and a great job by all involved.
Thanks for the ride. Pete sounded happy with that load. 314 miles
ACTUALLY another great video! ACTUALLY love the content, commentary, and appreciate all of the hard work to produce and edit!
218 miles. That's a nice looking ol girl. Those old cats have always been my favorite machines. Great find, stay safe and see you next time
Great ride along video. Good to have a driver like you on the road.
188 miles
Enjoyed the ride along Clint. Thanks.
Greetings from No VT - Nice road trip. Gives us all a sense of where a piece of equipment comes from as you do the updates, repairs, refurbishing and miracle making!
226 Miles. love trucking video's
Clint I want to tip my hat to you being a professional truck driver and you show it in all your videos. There are some YT truck drivers that are not professionals doing there jobs and they film it cut corners securing their loads, break traffic laws it’s embarrassing for professional truck drivers. 327.3 miles total.
Yep I agree but it gets them views and subscribers unfortunately
@@C_CEQUIPMENT I’ve unsubscribed from three of them lately.
E-town?
155 miles!
Love all the videos. Of course I want to see the next pickup and drop off run!
Get'er done Clint!!
I’ve been truckin 42 years and I can appreciate someone who shifts and handles his rig the way you do.👍
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You do a commendable job for such a young man! Best wishes.
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@@C_CEQUIPMENT You and your team do amazing and at times.... inspiring work. Well done!
@@timziegler9358 thanks
b39 miles, love watching your videos, great etertaimet very informative. my keyboard is giving trouble, some keys do to work as they should sorry for misspelling..
A beast pulling a beast. Those are both impressive machines. Cool video as always. 256 miles
Love the old equipment. 187.miles my guess
Thanks for the ride along Clint I’m sure the D8 will look great after you guys get done with it. My guess is 201 miles.
Great video. 205 miles. Love to watch all the different kinds of jobs your great at doing
Clint, I'll say 131.7 and you have a nice truck!
Enjoyed the ride along. Very nice truck. ( Any chance you could place the camera in the cab about 1" higher, that would be nice, allow us to see out the windscreen better :) )
Yep
Maybe next time
It was a first for me trying that
Morning!! Cofffees on ,,,and its snowing here to ,,Canada ,,Full Steam Ahead!!Cheers!;-)!! With you all the way ! great video!!
Thanks Clint for taking us YT viewers with you. Looking forward to the great videos of the rebuild of this Beautiful machine. Love the older CAT dozers. I guess 294 miles one way. Thanks again.
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Great video Clinton! Looking forward to this dozers future! Sure it will be good..🇦🇺🍺🍺
Looking forward to seeing the fixing up of this one, it is a bit of a beast, Thanks Clint another very good entertaining video keep them coming.
Gotta love the cackle of the old cats? Retired truck driver and operator and nothing sounds better sir. Thank you for the ride along. Guess on miles is 107
Just finished the latest video, completely enjoyed it front to back. You and Chris from lets dig 18 are complete class acts. I agree with you about covering the exhaust despite what Mike Simmons thinks its just not worth the risk. Take care and be safe.
Yea
I gonna do a real life video on that
@@C_CEQUIPMENT can't wait for that video . Because you see all these other ppl hauling their equipment anyway on a trailer and don't care which way the exhaust is facing..
@@paulc8581 thanks
That thing is a beast . Glad you got it weighed right. Guessing around 192 miles .
Loved the ride along in the truck. Would love to actually be in the cab of a big rig once just to see what it’s like. Great ride Clint! I say 208.3 miles
Clinton great video, quite a busy day! Thanks for sharing! Kevin
Thanks bud
Great video Clint love the shots from the machine. As usual.
Great video, like it when you mice it up from time to time with some trucking videos!!
207 miles
Love the trucking videos hope to see one going back to get the blade and can't wait for the videos to come out on this tractor
Plenty of cool videos to come
@@C_CEQUIPMENT can't wait to see Kevin work his magic on that beast.
@@C_CEQUIPMENT 237.4 miles
Thanks for taking us along for the ride , that old Peterbuilt just purrs along.
Mr. Clint, I'm gonna say 131 miles not counting the jog you took to the scales, I figure that would add 1 more mile to the trip if you count that. Love these "pick-up-n-haul" videos. Anxious to see the work to be done on this kitten! Waitin' to see what remarks Mr. Kevin has to say when he walks up to it LOL
PS Bein' from a small town myself, I couldn't help but wonder when you came through that last small town before you get to your shop... I could hear some ole feller sayin' "Looky comin' yonder, ole Clint done bringing in another monster this mornin'" LOL
And yes, some of us would like to ride along shotgun when you go back to get the blade!
Thanks for letting me ride along I really enjoyed it , better than being at the fair when I was a kid. Looking forward to seeing what it takes to make her perfect again 😊.
I’d say 196 miles! Thanks for the ride Clint!
185 miles one way 370 round trip. I really enjoyed watching this
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Forget the mileage thing ,how about guess who gets this machine ,Chris or Mike,that's a good competition 😆
243.6 just winging it , pete sounds strong !!
Great video Clint, love those big bits of iron starting up! I'm going to throw a wild guess of 246 miles in the mix! Keep the video coming and an update on Kevin's Christmas card haul would be good! What address is good to send one to from the UK?
We will have a video coming on that soon
I love all your videos you show everything you don’t cut crap out it’s awesome keep up the great work
407.4 miles round trip. It amazes me how moving the dozer a foot or so changes the weight the way it does.
132 miles Thanks
You are a good driver. Some of these turns were tight but even with oncoming traffic you did perfect.
Thanks for the ride along Clint a great watch that’s a big ol’e girl and the Pete seems to enjoy it too 👍👋🇨🇦
For sure
This is one of those sleeper channels. Not too much going on but a pleasure to be a part of it. Heavy equipment is another level.
I'm going to Guess 387 on mileage and I have to say that tractor looks to be in good shape and sounds great great video
Awesome awesome videos my guess is 190 miles
130 miles. Great video I love trucking videos, I like machinery videos, I like your videos.
Love the Billy BigvRiggin! Dad used to work for MCL.
Love watching the Pete going to pick up some toys ❤
Love the videos. Well done Sir🇺🇸👍. 199.5 miles is my guess
Grandpa taught me on his old D6 to always preheat it. He said turn the switch to the left, count to 60 and turn to the right. Before you got the switch turned all the way she was running. I miss that machine.
Love your videos Clint. 244 miles
157 miles from central KY to Nashville IN is my guess - like your videos. Keep up the good work!
I like watching the video today with trucking the new dozer to the shop. Y’all are making singer great videos with restoring the old equipment. Keep up the great job. I’m going to guess you hauled the dozer 180 miles to the shop one way.
Clint I got picked for the giveaway. I just wanted to make sure it was legit since it told me to send a text to a number. Let me know if I won, I didn’t think you would pick a winner. I thought you was going to pick the winner in December.
206 miles . good job.. Have a great day.
Really enjoy watching your videos and seeing the equipment. 190mi on the return trip
The Price is Right 1 mi. I felt like I was 4 ft tall looking over the steering wheel but as always a great job keep up the good work
That old D8 is in really good shape for the year. The old Pete soundin Good..I believe 239 miles One way.. Great Video..
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I think your one way journey was 129 miles 😏 love the channel .
405.3 Miles, keep the great videos coming and the projects
Thanks for the tour of the countryside Clint and loving the Ride in that beast
Great video, Clinton. I’m gonna guess 218 miles to Central Ky. Thanks for sharing!!
Love the sound of a CAT D8K with the D342 PCTA engine.
Great video, thanks for taking us along on the road trip. Very interesting how you do the weigh bridges there. Ex Uk and Australian trucker, bought back some good memories.
Thanks for the ride. Took me back to my childhood when I used to ride with my dad. Mileage, 286.4
175 miles and I enjoy the trucking videos
113 miles on the trip is my guess.
Thanks again for the video!
ABSOLUTELY AWESOME CONGRATULATIONS HERO JOB WELL DONE.
Love that truck. I would venture a guess of 146 miles. Thanks very much for sharing.
188 miles. Really enjoy watching your channel