I wonder what todays kids playing video games would do my themselves confronted with that job. You are dang good. I like your work.

Super B trains should be banned on snowy roads

What’s nexted after the D6 videos, Have you decided on your next video 🇬🇧🇮🇪.

Didn’t see the master pin being fitted, Or was that part not filmed for u tube🇬🇧🇮🇪.

Milt, just two bolts to take all the load of the track movement seems fragile or am I missing something? Later tracks have the interlocking teeth on the couplers where four bolts for the pad go through and earlier tracks used the removable track pin.

yep good to see older ya said it generation wisdom insight great video

Nice!

Your tenacity is amazing as is your ability to think out of the box. A true salt of the earth. Thank you for who you are..J

Milt, you are one tough hombre! Working in those conditions! I have to commend you for your tenacity to getting the job at hand completed.

Such a neat old dozer! Love the video series. Have to admire your work ethic and tenacity. You never give up. You don’t seem to get too stressed if everything isn’t going smooth. You just keep at it until it’s done. Keep up the good work!

Got your exercise in that's for sure. Luna takes her job as Quality Control pretty seriously! Don't miss a thing.

Good job, Milt. Looks like she's pretty well ready to go to work!

No exhaust manifold on the 15-30. I see about a 1930 John Deere D in thr background.

Hey Milt, I replied to your email just let me know! 👍

Where in BC are you

As a mechanic i have intalled 100s of idlers and shimed them

Are those links supposed to push rather than pull ???

Been watching from the beginning I still like watching your program.

Early Rolls Royce and Bentley cars also used button fittings but usually the service instructions call for these to be lubricated with heavy oil (140W or heavier) rather than grease. I have two guns to do this, an original small Rolls Royce one from a Silver Ghost tool kit and a later Telcalemit one with a large quart reservoir, so almost enough to go round the dozens of lubrication points on a 1909 Silver Ghost without refilling 😀

Good job, don't forget to feed the supervisor.

man i wish i could help out lol

The work never stops when working on old dozers. Keep up the good work. The reward is worth the sacrifice in the end.

Man, that's a lot of work! Hopefully it'll run almost like new when you're finished.

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Back at ya

The Clarke forklift doesn’t mind the cold weather great tool to have around 🇬🇧🇮🇪.

Bon travail

Love the blower in that fluffy snow. Makes for quick work cleaning equipment off. We had a fort truck kinda like yours. 6V system. Flat head motor probably Hercules or Continental. My father told me the clutch was like electric or something? Had no good brakes so to stop we would shift into reverse. Lol

You remind me of several years ago, I use to be able to do that kind of work. You got to be tougher than a pine not.

We usually have more Snowman snow here by now. Just been a dry spell. I admire your work ethic. 👍

It’s coming along nicely!! In spite of the snow. She’ll be all back together in no time.

I like the hand painted D6 on the Dozer. Milt works hard no matter the weather.

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Plastic gauge that 🤣😂🤣 👍

That ol forklift comes in handy.

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It takes persistence dealing with all that rust. I taught my techs over the years that they are just machines and can't win over the human mind.

Way didn't you use antiseize on the bolts, grease causes corrosion

I thought about trucking but as many aholes in 4 wheelers that can't drive or aggressive and entitled

That thread bar is a genius idea compared to the direct threads in the frame. For the record I've had good luck with Taiwan wrenches 😂. Thanks for the video Milt!

Great Videos good work keep on going 👍

The guy that had my D7 17A did some work to the track frame put never seez on the bolts so it has made it a lot easier to take parts off for repair. Made sure to put some more on when installing. Usually had fairly good luck welding nuts on broken studs, sometimes after breaking off it takes a few times to get the heat to penetrate the rust. It’s been a handy machine over years on the farm. Cat made good old reliable machines

Interesting that what you called a snipe , here would be called a cheater pipe.

Getting it done. Nice filming sir. Enjoy yourself out there.

A drift pin and penetrating oil. soak after heat and after cooling again with the penetrating oil, then shock bolt with drift and i think you'll be pleased with the results. j

You make it look easy. Many will learn from your videos.

My kinda guy. Just love it

Great stuff

Great video!! Gotta love those old dozers. Nice to see people restoring them and still using them. They don’t make them like they used to for sure. Keep up the good work.

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