Installing a bulldozer sprocket

Installing a new bulldozer sprocket hub on a 1988 Cat D4c bulldozer.
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[@warbirdwf]

I've worked around 100's of mechanics in my life. Some were naturally mechanically inclined and talented. Others, not so much. Andrew demonstrates extreme mechanical aptitude and creative problem solving to accomplish the task at hand. To accomplish that repair in those conditions by himself was highly impressive. Well done!

[@andrewterry8092]

@@zippythechicken His father works for the post office.

[@tysonsackett5658]

Well said

[@andrewkiwi1]

Im a mechanic too. I might have put the nuts and bolts in the pick up. It beats chipping them out of the ice . Its easy said when i'm sitting in a nice warm house and you are doing it hard in the icy outdoors. LOL You did well Andrew. That's a nice puller too. merry Christmas to you and your family.

[@shabadoo24]

No pipe used on the pipe wrench when you have an excavator

[@clayboist]

Having the tools to accomplish the task is where the average joe fails.

[@robertburns3014]

I have to say it again. One of the things that I admire about Andrew is his persistence! I would have given up on replacing that final drive when I couldn't get the old one off without moving heaven and earth. Especially having to work in the muddy slush and freezing temperatures! My hat is off to you, Mr. Camarata!

[@dill5500]

That’s why he’s successful

[@user-bm7kq7kf5n]

McGuyver calls Andrew When he needs advice.

[@randysgut3214]

well. thanks for saying it again! tell him again on his next video!

[@Neverstopbuilding]

Where does the grease go when you release the tension bolt?

[@jimsfarm]

Amen to that!!

[@martymorse2]

Watching you work in the cold and wet conditions brings back a lot of memories for me clearing land as a young man. When working with heavy machinery you can always count on things not wanting to come off or parts not fitting just right. Thanks for a great video. Best of luck with the rest of this ambitious project,

[@jackyou3145]

Its always fun to watch Andrew tackle, what looks like an impossible tasks, all by himself, and actually complete it! Kudos!

[@BruceBoschek]

I'm pretty sure I could have done that repair, given enough time, in a nice, warm shop, with a crane, some repair manuals, lots of good, hot tea and the whole machine cleaned spotlessly before I began. Doing that repair in the wild, parts frozen to the ground and no special tools is the sign of a highly developed human being with endless perseverance and patience. Hats off to another amazing video and the man who not only knows how to use a pipe wrench, but who knows how to edit videos to make them impossible to stop watching. Thanks.

[@djmips]

Well it helps to have an excavator handy too. haha

[@DaneluRepairs]

"cleaned spottesly" i also have this problem 🤦

[@doctoroctos]

Same, we should start a slow repair club.

[@DaneluRepairs]

@@doctoroctos i I'm not really slow, but i prefer to work clean as possible and do the job perfectly as i can do. On my channel, i have many video with cleaning notebooks, and what other do in max 30 minutes, i do in 90 minutes. Because, apart the perfect cleaning, i find always some other problems that need to fix. And, that's why take me much time than others. But, i'm pleased with work i do, and that's more important.

[@martinhansen6802]

This gives me flashbacks to doing fixes like this on our tanks... The night after a crazy freeze..

[@bootmuck]

Wow Andrew that was awesome, when I was in the service my mos was recovery so we spent plenty of time fixing and replacing tracks on m-60 tanks and it was at least a 3 man job. And working in the cold just made the job 3 times tougher with frozen mud plugging all the bolt holes. Hat's off for your perseverance on doing this job on your own!!!!!

[@dotell3359]

I was tank commander on the M48 and M60 s and also our V.T.R.

[@AndrewCamarata]

Thank you.

[@Mywhtjp]

SAY WHAT.. I WAS an M60a1 tanker. I was stationed in Ft. Riley, KS.. Were you..? We were out "in the field".. maybe 4 miles away from the barracks doing mock war games. The dozer dug a big hole for us to hide in.. and when we backed out.. one side spun and the other dug in.. SNAPPING the studs that held the rear sprocket on.. So.. With the weight of the track too.. they winched us back a couple of feet to get access to work on it.. Off came the end connectors first.. We had to stand around you mechanics repaired it. 19E gunner\loader I loved drifting them in the motor pool in winter..

[@darrellbice5551]

@@dotell3359 I worked for the DOD for 24 years building M48 and M60

[@darrellbice5551]

@@dotell3359 I worked for the DOD for 24 years building the M48 and M60's

[@johnccargill4665]

Andrew, I've watched your channel for years since you were building your castle, and I've always loved how you would tackle any job and often learn how to do it simply by trying.

[@wrightharris9367]

Absolutely love your video content Andrew. You are one of the few on the tube that has remained true to what originally drew me to watching you. Not over narrated not beholden to sponsors. You have remained true to great uncompromising content. DONT CHANGE☺️ I hope that you are feeling better👍

[@AndrewCamarata]

Thanks

[@hansnielsen5236]

@RepentandbelieveinJesusChrist empty words and unimportant words

[@robertrosicki9290]

Andrew: It's easy to watch your videos and think how it looks fun scooting around with your equipment. I've spent plenty of time alone , at night , in the snow ,in the rain , at -40F , in the bush fixing equipment right where it stopped or broke to know it's not all glamour. Good that you show the struggles of owning ,maintaining and repairing the stuff . It gives your vids an honest balance. Greetings from frozen northern Canada.

[@lulawilliams6442]

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[@CranialAccess]

@@doberfagI have to believe video editing is his friend 😊

[@JoE_Songs]

well said. Agree 100%

[@rushd45]

One of the things that I really like about Andrew's videos is the lack of explaining every step. He knows how to fix things and doesn't need to make sure we hear how he's going to do it. We watch him and it's almost as if we are doing it with him. He sort of makes me feel like I'm part of his team... If there is a problem, he goes about fixing it, the problem is solved and 'that's fixed, let's move on to the next job'.

[@peterhaan9068]

I know I was grunting right along with him as he flipped that front section of track into place!

[@edkaempf906]

Agree, plus he essentially never talks directly into the camera, in some vain attempt to get face time in his videos. So much humility compared with so many other KZbinrs.

[@KenHiroshi627]

I always catch myself talking out loud, usually, "uhhh dude, that's (gonna catch fire, break, strip, get crushed, not safe, get smashed, fall over)." Usually followed up with a, "nevermind"

[@davabran]

i like the levels of problems solving escalation, usually torch or heavy equipment lol

[@andrew40]

I think it's mostly a matter of how good he is at filming and editing these videos. It's all shown in such a way that it's all the explanation needed. I've never seen anyone consistently get such good camera angles in such obscure tight places as he does.

[@markbuckholz3184]

Holy sheet! I'm a retired MechEng, fumbling my way through driving snowcats, side by sides, snowmobiles, ATVs trying to keep stuff running out at a local Nordic ski area, and yes, everything breaks down when it is cold. But the work you do and ingenuity you demonstrate in just this one video is remarkable. Congratulations, very impressive!

[@AndrewCamarata]

Thanks

[@tbrowniscool]

I would have given up 5 seconds after the claw extractor couldn't free up that yellow broken sprocket. Got my things and left to go live in the woods

[@davidmunro1469]

Thank you for sharing Andrew. It is nice to see a bulldozer with all of the mudguards in place.😊

[@citrusfarmer]

andrew is such a hard worker. his dad must be very proud of him

[@dpaquin58]

Ça fait 5 ans que je suis Andrew. Intelligent et très attentionné pour ces chien. Ne crie jamais. Vraiment cool

[@thekingtroll2]

@@dpaquin58 Je suis d'accord.

[@citrusfarmer]

@@dpaquin58 Je suis d'accord avec toi. Ca parait qu'il passe beaucoup de temps avec ses chiens.

[@valuedhumanoid6574]

Nice. Those quick grips are magic. From hooking up the hoses on the skid steer to pulling together treads.

[@XxXxXxXxXxXxXxXxXXxXxxccx]

Andrew, I am always deeply impressed by your mechanical aptitude. America needs more men like you.

[@ronhanson9581]

Wow Andrew, you have more drive, persistence, problem solving ability than any one I've ever known. Kudos

[@Splits-man]

And that folks is why Andrew is so successful. He does all the maintenance on all his equipment saving him thousands of dollars

[@user-ht1xu4gv2u]

I wooda power washed it first

[@Mtbslacker]

Pro tip...next time remove the paint from the sprocket flange. Sprocket segment bolts come loose sometimes even when torqued properly. That layer of paint can break away and the bolts will loosen up. Or it will be fine 🙂

[@toke7560]

Also split the track with the bolts halfway down the sprocket.

[@peterh2224]

as a hd mech with 32 years exp. i totally agree. paint must come off first, than torque

[@megape95]

And best to replace seal, but andrew always has all luck that is available, so i'm sure he wil get away with this, not have them seals leaking 🤣

[@eriklarson9137]

Yet Andrew manages just the same.

[@donjohnson3701]

Yo, after watching all the transgender bs on the news, this is what I needed. There are still real guys in the world who can do stuff like repairing cars and bulldozers. Maybe there is still some hope in this land.

[@Rocketman88002]

Perfect field repair. Excellent dozer work! The best part of the video is pushing rocks. Everything came together just fine!

[@luchamel281]

Watching Andrew work is oddly satisfying and therapeutic, I'm hooked.

[@jgsmith1624]

Can’t wait for the rock crusher videos

[@oakleymills2562]

Same any time soon ?

[@dpaquin58]

Oh yes

[@bugsbunny1895]

Me to

[@thekingtroll2]

I ordered a sock cap and it comes Friday! That's my Christmas present to myself. I own two of Andrew tshirts and they are heavy quality. I love each and every video. I don't own a bulldozer yet actually enjoyed watching this get repaired. I did feel bad he was working on it out in the cold with no help. I bet he sleeps like a log at night. As always, love watching the dogs. Thanks for the video!

[@dougsweldingfabrication953]

Hey Andrew.... I can't begin to tell you the number of times I wish I could be there to give you a hand with projects. Damn... I know what it's like doing things by myself, wishing I just had one more set of hands or someone to grab a tool for me. Good lord brother. Keep up the good work... even if it's hard as f.

[@deanwegren2961]

I have loved watching your videos for years, would be a blast to work with you! One thing I noticed... we always clean the paint off (to bare metal) the wheel before we bolt on the sprocket sections. The paint will desolve in time and your bolts will be loose. Keep working and Merry Christmas!!!

[@Breedrink]

Andrew, this is why I come and watch your videos. Other channels wouldn’t show the removal of the track they just skip ahead to the thing needing attention. I love to see the struggle and tools/strategies you deploy in the video, it’s what makes you iconic. ✌️ 🛠️

[@drummingriffin]

It always amazes me Andrew, just how much you can achieve alone. I have a friend who worked for a farm machinery company in the UK and he regularly went out to Gremany, France, Belgium and many other places to work in the middle of the night to repair broken down or damaged machinery in all weather conditions. My hat is off to you and all who work in those conditions (this coming from a form UK coalminer used to working in bad conditions underground) Take care, Norm in the UK.

[@michaeldodd3563]

Super enjoyable to watch. Had the privilege of working with a heavy equipment diesel mechanic for a number of years, and your video brought me back. I forgot about all the heavy metal sounds and the talking to yourself. Good stuff kid!

[@richardboreham1701]

Well done mate .you could not of had the worst weather conditions to work in .Your skill and determination in this repair job was truly great to watch.i think if this was done in the summer you would not have to purchase that hand press ,everything was iced up solid.looking forward to seeing your next challenge.

[@haydenross3114]

Andrew, i’ve been watching the videos for a few years now and you never dissapoint when a new video comes out. You always keep your cool. i don’t seem to keep mine there’s wrenches flying around the room and words that i didnt even know existed coming out of my mouth. I really am impressed with the work you put in and the videos that are produced from you just doing what you do🤙👍

[@willielee8218]

Andrew these sprockets are on a tapered spline and when removing them its best to leave the Nut on enough threads so that when they Pop the dont fly of an cause injury, however your doing a great job, Also you should remove all the paint from any face to face parts as they may probably chatter and become loose causing damage to both the sprocket and the segments

[@SamuelBrown92]

I have never operated heavy machinery but I've spent countless hours watching this man repair and use them 😅

[@russellgilson4072]

Andrew your ambition to tackle the problems at hand brings out your creative ingenuity.

[@karencary3312]

Great job, sir. Watching you fix machinery is mesmerizing. You never give up. I love watching you pave your roads with rock you are surface mining. Repurposing it to a better place.

[@mudderman8620]

That was a struggle but I do admire your persistence. I could tell you never did that job before and we’re learning as you went along. Great job!❤

[@Realtime1501]

Mechanical logic is applicable to many machines

[@bigscorchy3239]

This man taught me how to work on small motors. I'm amazed at his patience and so proud of this guy that I first watched fixing lawnmowers build such an impressive business

[@joemilbourne3151]

This is one of those times when I got chilled just watching Andrew doing this .... in the comfort of my home, I was born into this sort of climate but thank heavens my mother moved us to Australia where I live we don't get weather like this ever..... occasional frosts is about the worst unless we go to the high country for snow 🙂but you could not drag me there with a D8 I'll stay in the warm thank you very much !!

[@ricodico3373]

Andrew, your videos have kept me going through high school, college and now the military. I appreciate your videos so much and I hope you never stop. The first video of your I ever watched was the gray and white dodges, and I haven’t been able to stop since

[@nickchannel5364]

Thanks for serving our country. You humble me to try to deserve your protection.

[@GenMaster124]

That looked so much hard work in the freezing conditions….respect to you Andrew for getting the job done 👍🏻👍🏻

[@AdHocAtom]

I wish I could get 1/4 of what you get done but in reality you just have 10x more work ethic than I do so all I can do is respect your willingness to work so hard even when it's hard, cold, you're injured or things get frustrating.

[@James-ol6rw]

Incredible vid. Man against the elements: cold steel, water, ice, mud, snow, freezing temperatures and brute strength. Amazing!

[@donnaoglesby1278]

Andrew, once again you never seem to disappoint in your videos weather it is a short 37 minute one or an over hour long, in having the knowledge and mind set to address a problem, and fix it, alone and in all kinds of weather, and go back to running and doing what you were doing, like nothing ever happened! Thank you for all your time in getting this dropped and appreciate the sharing. Hugs to Cody and Blue..

[@MK-SHOW]

I've never sat and worked in an excavator or similar for a long time myself... but I'm completely enthusiastic about your repair videos. Thanks very much !

[@HardKnox-dx3nz]

the struggle is real!! i love how you never quit. good job andrew

[@ccwhitetail]

I gotta say, I REALLY enjoyed watching that one. Andrew working by himself and never gets rattled or pissed off. And the rare smile at the end was awesome.

[@7000fps]

I know , I would have had to "beep" out half my video. ESP in freezing air like dat!

[@toke7560]

I've done hundreds of final drives on cats, i used to work for Caterpillar, you certainly kept me entertained and scared me a few times. That being said i would certainly work with you in the jungle/desert. Well done and fair play.

[@Someguy6571]

When that drive sprocket popped off like that It was pretty tense. Something that big and heavy flying off like that can easily break a shin or knee.

[@jimcarter4929]

As a retired heavy Equipment mechanic, I was laughing and crying.

[@quincyfortier5637]

I love watching you fix things. You are on the cutting edge of Shadetree Mechanik.

[@SpicySteve-tz2so]

I can honestly say that you, Andrew Camarata, are one of the hardest working and one of the most incredibly determined individuals I have ever seen on youtube. You are real, yo show the whole process when things go wrong, and you persevere through it. Bravo sir. This is why I subscribed awhile ago. I first saw your castle building video, and got interested in alot of other things you had going on. You are inspiring. Best of luck in the future! You deserve success in everything you do.

[@tbrowniscool]

I thought my job was hard. Then I watch Andrew fix heavy FROZEN machines with just pure trial and error. Fucking legend

[@thefrub]

Andrew is so much better than the other channels because he actually shows the work being done. Every other construction channel is a guy talking about what he's going to do, and then a jump cut to after the job is done.

[@jayeff3196]

Hey Andrew....really like the experiences you share on Cerebral Ailments channel.....thanks for sharing with us....🇺🇸🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@troykruse5161]

He had another channel?

[@jayeff3196]

Check out CerebralAilment on KZbin for more....👍

[@paulnieuwkamp8067]

@@troykruse5161 Nah, it's not Andrews channel, it's one of his friends that has videos that also feature Andrew. A bit like Jesse Muller, Dumpster Dave and Samantha Weber have videos that have Andrew in them. Some of them have more of footage of Andrew than others.

[@111msw]

Hell of a job man, be proud of yourself especially in those conditions, definitely pays to have the right tools around you…well done 👏👏👏

[@mrwest5552]

@MW clover leaf - agreed. Tony Beets from show Gold Rush would have been hollering, cussing and shouting at the helper, even though NO helper with Tony. Andrew just works.

[@wesleybrabant3595]

Great video. Any man that can use a clamp like that and make it work deserves a beer in my books. Awsome!

[@shaneduffill7901]

What I love about your channel Andrew is no matter how bad the weather is you just crack on with it great content buddy

[@jaguarman1983]

Super impressive how Andrew can keep his cool throughout a project like that. Also pretty ingenious using the excavator as a cheater bar lol.

[@hondafrk]

I wonder what the torque spec is supposed to be on that bolt lol

[@paulnieuwkamp8067]

@@hondafrk I wouldn't be surprised if it isn't all that high. It has to make sure the oil doesn't leak out, but most of the power is transferred using the splines, and the nut is held in place by the end cap?

[@fknsl1]

Guessing that the NSFW parts are on the cutting room floor...

[@josephking6515]

@@hondafrk I would guess it to be a 4 foot bucket. 😁

[@Realtime1501]

Imagine it was reverse threaded

[@pepcatch11]

As usual…quality craftsmanship and quality entertainment! Thank you, Andrew👌

[@chrisrea7347]

Always entertaining to watch you at work and play, Andrew!!

[@minerran]

Nice drone shot flying up to the bulldozer. That was very creative and awesome!

[@AWDJRforYouTube]

Classic Andrew...after tightening the the nut with 10 tons of excavator...he says "HOW TIGHT DOES THIS HAVE TO BE?" Love it!!!!!!!! Great job Andrew, those were grueling cold and rough conditions to work in...YOU DA MAN BRO! I've never seen a sproket break like that...you need track rock guards for that kind of work I guess.

[@randyhunt3086]

You-Da-Man Andrew. Your sticktoitivness is amazing.

[@ujust8]

Happy Birthday Andrew Camarata 🎉 Hope you have many more to come 😊

[@AndrewCamarata]

Thanks

[@johnhansen189]

Holy cow - the stamina youve got Andrew. I would have thrown things around and cursed a little bit sometimes. I would probably have gotten a cold too, from sweatting and cooling down several times in a row. Good job. 😀

[@wjb111]

Agree. I would have had a few choice words to say the least.

[@wfemp_4730]

I imagine he's edited out those parts.

[@derrick9635]

It's a myth ,colds and viruses don't work like that.your welcome.

[@machinist5828]

I had forgotten about those O-ring seals that Cat likes to use. In the late 70s I helped with field repair for a Cat dealer. Changing tracks were a pain but relatively easy. Changing sprockets and final drives not so easy. Cat had a puller and installation tools that you could rent that usually came with a hydraulic hand pump and jack similar to a porta-power. As I remember the hand pumps were pretty problematic. I left that world behind in 1980 and never looked back. Cheers Terry

[@solareagle7281]

Great display of tenacity working in difficult conditions, what it takes to get the job done...love these videos...

[@bigpeeler]

Fantastic job! And the fact that you did it all in 35 minutes is amazing!

[@rickytaylor951]

An episode release as I get off work and get home….. perfect😎 Merry Christmas all!

[@flyifri]

Big Iron Parts did come through, so kudos and thumbs up to them for saving the day at a reduced rate. Good on you Andrew for doing this repair in the field. It sure separates the men from the boy's I tell ya.!

[@toddpeters9007]

Keep up the repair video Andrew as an old mechanic I enjoy them !

[@waterislife.9204]

EPIC. Hard to work in a freezing cold weather but you always do Andrew.

[@mugshotmarley]

I love these repair videos on heavy equipment that he does. What initially got me hooked on the channel years ago

[@MUN.A1988]

Even so it is very cold you've done what it is needed to fix this machine...thanks so much for that...

[@JonDingle]

Respect to you Andrew, that looked a battle in the cold freezing weather to do but you won. Well done.

[@seanbalch7563]

I don’t know why but I really enjoy watching this guy work and spread rock and gravel.

[@cmpremlap]

Used to know this old guy who had a shop where he solely replaced tracks and drivetrains on heavy equipment. Heat used to say heat was his best friend… R.I.P. Louie. Probably would’ve just put a relief cut with a torch… as the saying goes… it was broke already. Great job as always Andrew!

[@ndafarachaitezvi1139]

Awesome as always.Thanks for sharing and taking us along

[@jhunternissen0]

Andrew never ceases to amaze and entertain!! With brilliance... Love you man....

[@davec.3198]

As a mechanical engineer, I love watching your videos. Just seeing how this heavy equipment goes together and how hard it is to work on, is just a real eye-opener and educational experience for me. Thank you also for showing how hard it is to overcome the cold here in NY. People who don't work in the cold don't know how hard it is.

[@eriklarson9137]

Plus you know, the "cold" he depicts is absolutely nothing.

[@hummer4129]

Poor, shallow response sir!

[@ethanbreyette6885]

Andrew your videos are so amazing that's a cool bulldozer keep it up

[@user-jh9be8gb2v]

great job Andrew I've watched all your vids great work

[@rhiekel]

Nicely done. Love the way you use your excavator like a strong friend helping you..... I used to fix stuff like that in western Alaska, so I know very well how cold makes things more difficult.

[@duartefernandes1895]

Hey everyone, happy holidays from eastern Washington state. Andrew is my man love his videos.

[@man350z]

That wind sounds brutal, good job under unusual conditions.

[@marctrossbach6560]

Dude, you continue to impress no matter what task is at hand

[@richardmanson5285]

Great job Andrew!! You are the epitome of determination👍

[@beto0625]

It's always a pleasure to see such talent and skill. Great work!

[@1954jeremiah]

Great video, and really good too see you've got a haul truck that actually hauls without breaking down half way down the mountain!😁 Looks like you'll have alot of rock to crush and build up the road, means more video adventures, that's a win win for us! Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to you and your family!!😎😎😎

[@tyendor1952]

The Cat and Volvo hauled rock for a while, give it some time, it might take him a week or two and he'll probably break the Bell also.

[@user-xp4of2vu4r]

Most impressive to have done this in the freezing cold. And, to do such a tough feat alone - WOW! Thanks for sharing what a real man can do - when necessary. Have enjoyed and learned from your videos for several years. Again, many thanks.

[@timbeattie6713]

holy crap Andrew is making me nervous while fixing this track on dozer . Awsome job bye the in a remote area . He is an inspiration to watch problem solve just watch all your pinch points and be careful keep all 10 fingers . great job for an on site fix . thanks for all you do stay safe and God bless

[@thomasburgess1605]

Watching him fix this cat in that weather made me think , what the Tankers went through in WWII in all that harsh weather they had to deal with as well as being under fire just to fix a track or sprocket . Hats off to you Andrew doing a job like this alone well you had the Lab patrol lol.

[@paulstaab1705]

Heck of a commercial for those clamps. They didn't think of that use. Great job brother

[@peterantonic6923]

You did an awesome job buddy under very harsh conditions, I could think of a thousand other things I would prefer to do on a wintery icy cold day. Watching from Perth Western Australia.😁👍🇦🇺

[@emergencynrse]

Great job! In the field. By yourself. Freezing weather. Man that's awesome...

[@jimdean7335]

You would have thought a new seal would have come with the sprocket. I’d probably be sleeping in the shop if I bought the old one. Very cool video as always. Keep them coming.

[@NYDRAINS]

It's definitely ruff to work in those cold climates, more props to you Andrew tackling that by yourself 😎👍 had me cracking up at the end of the vid! 😆 🤣 ⚙️

[@lavasiouxwindwater9789]

Hi Andrew, I've been really enjoying using those foam gym/playroom puzzle squares as a pad for my outside workarea. Keeps me up off the ground 😁

[@jamesnichols4280]

Your skill level is amazing! Great job.

[@jonathanfenne4948]

The tray of frozen bolts made me smile. Tough country!

[@derrick9635]

Love the callab with Mike AKA dirt boss ,he's a great guy.

[@AndrewCamarata]

yeah, he was up there today helping me again.

[@chipps1066]

Another great job Andrew,you are a genuine go-getter!

[@Pottema]

Andrew i like you're knowledge and craftsmanship! Greetings from the Netherlands 🇳🇱 😀

[@hosman5]

CAT engineers will watch this video and come up with designs changes that will make it impossible for guys like Andrew to fix their equipment. Thats why old tractors are always the better engineered equipments. Great guy! Thanks for the content buddy! Just be more careful not to injure yourself champ!

[@freetolook3727]

Props to you working outside in the winter. Now that I'm older, when it gets below 50°F, all outside activities cease for me! 😂😂😂🌬🌨❄⛄