Part 2 of blade work on Deere 650H dozer installing new blade and c frame
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- This is the second video of a 2 part series. In the first video we put a new blade face on a Deere 650h blade. Now we mate it to a new c frame and hydraulic system and mount it on the machine. Be sure to subscribe to our channel and like our videos and let us know what you think! This dozer has sold during this video but check with us you never know what we might have!
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I was a heavy equipment operator and mechanic for 40+ years, I am watching you fella's kneeling in the concrete floors [ like I did ] I now have two titanium replacement knees, Hope a word to the wise helps some one out.
It is good to know that there are still mechanic / fabricators out there. Rather than dealer parts changers.
Man I need to build a pit in my shop-
Plus a couple of more dream 💭 items!
Takes a lot of Tools 🛠/ equipment/Talent to run a great SHOP- Hats 🧢 off to your entire crew!
Enjoy watching your videos-learn something each time.
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I love watching your detailed fabrication videos - interesting, informative, educational but also really good to see super-skilled craftsmen at work. Thank you for posting.
Awesome, thank you!
Those rear ram towers, if you have some old ones. They make good hinges for a truck dump bed or box. I had an 85 one ton chevy dually with nice diamond plate 10 ft flat bed bolted down. Boss had some old towers so if you cut them right the tops will sit on the frame with the tower side going down on one side to bolt to the end of the frame. One for each side. The towers are built with those plates just below the pin holes that sit perfect on the top of the frame and the side going down bolting to the frame then weld some tubing or something to the bed or box and they worked perfect for easily removable pins that just take the pin bolt out pull the pins and can remove. I made a hydraulic dump flat bed out of it . Came in handy.
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AWESOME video guys!!! Could watch all day. Let us see some sand blasting, priming and spraying of that beautiful yellow paint!!! Please keep up these great videos. As I said before, it will only help you build your brand!!!
I learned something today.
I learned I don't want to ever do this job without hydraulic power
Christmas is coming you buy some spanners save you sharing the few you own. Joking . great work men .
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Man that was a lot of work to overhaul that dozer blade. I’ve never paid close enough attention to how many components make up that blade assembly. Pretty cool video….Thank you👍🙂
In was skeptical about this channel at first but glad I watched your videos, you guys are very knowledgeable and have great sense of humor. Keep it up!
Awesome, thank you!
Enjoying the repair videos. Keep em coming!
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Love the interaction between you and Kevin; anybody can fix a dozer and put up a video but you guys rip on one another in a way that is real for men who work together.
Clint for as busy a man as you are? I have to tell you it's nice to hear you laugh !!! You Do so many really tough things from a layman's perspective? To hear you & Kevin laugh putting in a tilt cylinder pin and laughing at the dumb s--t makes you more human ! Thanks
Great second video enjoy the more technical but also like the family connection made in the videos. Best regards Gary 2E0CZA 73’s
Clint without a c&c coat on, I really enjoy watching and learning from you THANKS
I see pin alignment is always an issue and some are really tough. Consider this - have a bad pin - saw in half (thereabouts) and grind down the cut end into a nose cone. Maybe just a slight one as you are closer than the half pin. Now put it in with the real pin following behind and as the real pin drives it forward, it aligns the opposite eye. And it drops out the back side for next time as the pin comes through. Just a thought . A tool post grinder would be nice for the lathe but a bench grinding stone is good enough.
another fine job done
you work as hard as your employes do !!!!!!!!!
That really turned out well! Thank you for your videos! I am learning things I will never use at my age and health, but it is so much fun watching, thank you again! I hope the thumbs up and the comments help you out!
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Keep up the good work I would definitely be interested in buying a dozer off of you guys down the road
That was a killer video. Thanks for explaining all that you do!
It’s always nice to have a little fun while working! Great video!
We try
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Love the interaction between you and Kevin. Makes for a very good video. You fellows do good work and you do it right. Clint, I like your demeanor and would love to work for a person like yourself. Hope you and your workers have a great week. Bob D
I love seeing "MADE IN THE USA" on those parts. My uncle used to rebuild heavy equipment - loved helping out.
You guys do a great job on fixing your equipment for sale! I have been watching for years!
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I worked on Cat and International equipment when starting out as Mechanic 👨🔧. Of all the jobs I hated the most was breaking the master pins on older equipment to break tracks. Then later they came out with split master links sure made life a lot easier.
For sure
Interesting to warch and understand how this Big equipment actually works. As usual You put in what you know wears out and what you found needing to be replaces or fixed during the process. Thanks for sharing.
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The thing I hated the most when working on hydraulic cylinders when I was working on garbage trucks was when the PM tech didn't grease the pins and your fighting getting pins out of cylinders because the are seized in place
From a guy who has never even sat on a bulldozer, I love this type of stuff.
You can stop worrying about what content we want to watch. It is the interaction between yourself and your co-workers as you go about doing the job that makes for a good show.
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Amazing work and video you have natural skills beyond your years your workers so fortunate have you as a boss so cool calm and collective to work and learn from, most guys I worked for back in day when I was young I was a bit afraid, they would go ballistic of any mistake you made or taking too long boy!! Love your videos you keep this now old man entertained and learning stuff thank you.
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I lije your work. I miss doing that kind of work. Love to watch it.
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Awesome job, I will tell you Kevin is a good worker and works hard at what he does
I could watch this type stuff all day
Great Video Clint. Keep em coming. Love watching talented people work.
One more comment if you please. I am 83 yrs.old and I must say i have never seen a better equipped shop in all my yrs. of working on equipment, would have enjoyed working for C&C.
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Thanks for sharing this content. I’m pretty sure in a prior life I was a heavy equipment operator but in this life, I operate a desk.
Your technical skills and your explanations of what you're doing to the equipment is easy for any person to understand. Thank you for everything you simplify for a person that's not a mechanic. PS I'm a Veteran (77 - 89) I ran & worked on heavy equipment. Army, Corp of Engineers. But we had Cat D8K's no Deers.
Only way I could enjoy these videos any better would be "IF" I could go back 40 years and operate the equipment.
Guess I'll just sit back
and watch. 👀
Love watching you two work together. I am very interested in anything with yellow on the machine !
Nicely done, love how you can retrofit these machines and make look easy.
Very professional Workmanship Enjoy watching you guys work
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Clint we just like watching you 2 work together
I love heavy equipment and repairs to such thanks for your knowledge and expertise good explanations thanks for sharing
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ENJOY WATCHING THIS TYPE OF WORK YA'LL DO A GREAT JOB!
it's all good content no matter what you show from blade fitments to starter motors keep them coming still weighting on some of the boys adventures on the dirt bikes as well cheers all
Absolutely like watching complete repair. Kool videos, thanks
Hell I just like hanging out with you guys Kevin he's a character
FROM AUSTRALIA, ENJOYING YAS FUK AROUND & HAVE A LAUGH AT WORK N DO THE JOB. GREAT SHOWS TO WATCH. KEEP HAVING A LAUGH N KEEPING US ENJOYING YOUR SHOWS N LAUGHS.
I commented a couple weeks ago about how we used 650s and would break and Crack the heck out of the C frames and the boss finally had made his own. Having the steel 3 times thicker bent and we welded them up 8 pieces total etc.. And they solved the problem. And you responded, thanks. But I then noticed these newer C-frames in your videos.. Either those are a newer factory made ones or they are ones someone made. Anyway, just wanted to say that ours were the one piece squareish tube C frames on the 80s to 90s. Not sure when jd changed or improved their factory C-frames. Thanks
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These are aftermarket ones we carry for paint valley equipment
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You two make a pretty good team, especially with less sarcasm than I've heard on some channels....
definitely do like these building / installing videos - flooded in here and binge watching your older stuff!
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The way you guys interact is funny as hell 😅
Good job Kevin n Clint , you both seem to work good together, keep up the good work ❤️
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You guys are so funny and a hoot! Pin fits like a glove ! LOL
This is my third time seeing this it’s good to know about the metrics bolts that are on these machines i know if you were a teacher of this trade your class would be over flowing with students in your big ass classroom 👍😎🇺🇸NY
Really like these kinds of videos. See what all really goes into maintaining this kind of equipment.
15:55 I about died when that pin fell out... 😂😆😅😁
Enjoyed the video. Really interesting seeing how you repair them.
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The blade face and everything looks good Clint
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I had to turn on the cc so I could understand what you were talking. But once you laid down the camera away from your face, a little bit, all’s well now, anybody else? Great videos and job, keep them coming.👍👍👍👍👍🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Kevin must have figured he was going to be working alone since he decided to wear his “unsupervised” shirt.
Looks much better with the 6 way blade on it but the V blade had its purpose for the 650’s previous life.
Now get it painted and send it to DP to “test” it out. He’ll probably trade in his D4G on it like he did with the 850J. 😉
Great video Clint. Need to get Kevin swoll.
Your videos are the best. Am a subscriber to DP channel and watched the first video today. You guys do an awesome Job with repairs. Keep it up.
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Love watching all your projects keep it up. I am ready for the next one
I am a first time commenter, and a recent subscriber. I like what I see and hear so far, so in the interest of not having an interruption of your ability to make videos due to an eye injury. Please consider changing the shaded glasses you wear quite often on your hat, for clear safety glasses. I watched you drive the painted ends of the lower dozer blade pins, with a bare face and a round faced hand sledge. Since you employ a number of people, and are responsible for their wages, even you as the boss need to were your own PPE.
So please take a moment to have the right stuff at hand for yourself, just like your boys do when they work with you Dad.
Have greatly enjoyed the experience of watching your efforts so far Best wishes, now "hit it with your purse" LoL.
Another fine job Clinton, well done.
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Great Video, Quality workmanship, Thanks for sharing the video. Keep the videos coming.
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I really enjoy watching it because it's kind of neat to watch
I was taught to align the pin with the sleeve and only drive pins in with a soft blow headed mallet to prevent the rounding of the pin ends.
Clint! I really liked these last two video's!
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.... you guys make it look easy.... good job men ! ...
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It would be nice if you put links to Part 1 in the description of two part videos.
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I am getting better at that
Your channel is second right behind low buck garage. Keep it up.
Thanks, will do!
Hell Yeah! Nothing like some BFH persuasion! LoL 😂
When in doubt, knock it out!
I was glad Kevin didn’t put that turbo charged forklift in the oil change put.
Oil change pit, not put. Damn f9 crap
at 3:17 the weld above your head on the C frame looks like it has poor penetration. Not sure but it appears ran too cold.... yes, the camera can make a weld look like it was ran cold.. Keep up the good videos!
Great video. Love to see you guys work. More metal work please! Would love to see how you straightened out all that twisted steel at the top of blade. Thanks for sharing with us. I wouldn’t have the patience to do all that and video it.
Very interesting keep it coming. Normally never see the underside.
Hey, hey, hey now…, tell “Mr. air impact man” in the background, to simmer down with that impact during videoing…, I am listening thru headphones, and now my ears are bleeding…. hahaha, just kidding.
Seems like that 2-pin set-up on the pivot area, would be a weak link…, but I guess those JD engineers know what they are doing.
Another great video,
Thank you sir.
Some of the finest content on utube
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Great job
Never saw a blade get changed but always wondered how hard it would be
Just keep up the good I like watching all the time
great video , when your ready to test the dozer .. I have a 20 acre field that needs fixed ,,, only problem is ,,, I am in western NY .. depends on what map you use ,, its only a 1inch away lol .. keep up the great work ..
So close lol
Great job,well done with humor
I may be wrong but I think there was 1 washer on left and 1 on the right and you put the both on the right love the videos
Really good job on this one guys
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Great Video. Would like to see (may have been in older video) Prep and painting.
sausage fingers? - my class ring is a size 16. drap a quarter thru it. i always learn something new- never a bad day when you learn something.
Some guys have all the fun 🤩
I missed this one!! Coffees on! Cheers!;-)!!
Yep, I enjoy the fabrication and mounting videos.
You call it the face an I called it the frog skin. You can find some old blades on the islands of alaska that have been repaired up as many as five times and those were very tired repairs. As in very thin in some places.
I really. Injoy this type of work I miss it it's great when you have every think to put the work togeather parts tools help whish I could go back doing this type of work doing reficts is f uh n work
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Another great video, Thanks! I would have bet money that you would have painted the blade before installing it.......I lose. 🙂
Great videos, Didn’t know I was so interested in dozers lol
Cool stuff guys from Phill and Sarah Parnham from New Zealand west coast 😊
Love your work if I ever buy a bulldozer it will be from you guys
Enjoyed the job you guys did as always .
Zoe
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Keep doing good work yes I like seeing all of that stuff
Yeah that's cool stuff keep them coming thanks for sharing
I need to find me one of those little push rams for my Porta power. Make life a lot easier than swinging a hammer.