Cat D-10 Dozer repair turns into FAR bigger job than we expected..

[@CaseyLaDelle]

Go check out Quinton’s channel for more videos like this! @@quintonbartolotta

[@nobodycares3897]

I bet MSHA just loves this Crew 👷🏻‍♂️🧯

[@CaseyLaDelle]

@@nobodycares3897 MSHA has no authority over this. But all of us are MSHA certified, and when on a mine site all MSHA regulations are followed

[@CossyXY]

@@CaseyLaDelle His man forklift had it all the time xD "wink"

[@CossyXY]

@@FarmerTom-bz6tn elaborate by providing a time in the video, like 1:09 the pads for the dozer?

[@PaulAtYT1]

For all the sophisticated, versatile and expensive machinery on show in these videos, it's noticeable that nothing would ever get done without a few humble blocks of wood!

[@olivei2484]

I watch old mine explores and the amount of weight chunks of wood hold up is astounding.

[@keithcress1335]

And, a sledge hammer.

[@The_JEB]

Amusingly enough, wood is stronger when in compression than steel, however while steel bends when it fails wood will explode

[@simpledj509chromo7]

A big hammer, big wrenches, and big winches will get you a lot of places when dealing with machinery of this size. People will figure it out and get creative.

[@Kentucky4runner]

I had no idea I wanted to watch 75 minutes of some guys changing a cat track-but here I am and having a great time. Amazing how heavy that equipment is

[@TheGrizz1717]

That's why it's called heavy equipment. 😂

[@dab1068]

It's because we have very good sketchy entertainers doing it. They put the fun in heavy sketchy stuff.

[@davidwoermansr]

Put 1 on a trailer and go down a mountain with switchbacks rated 20 mph for a car you really find out how heavy it is and if you're lucky and unloading at the bottom and they get PD to shut the road down long enough to get down so you can leave the blade on you really got to be on your toes and hit your marks on the switchbacks I personally love my cabovers in the mountains so I have a better view of keeping the tractor tires on solid ground and use every inch of the switchback

[@tomg6214]

D10’s are so big I stop and gawk every time I see one. This video is like being a kid in a candy shop!

[@davidwoermansr]

@@tomg6214 clearing land with them is like being a kid in the sandbox all over again

[@craigpridemore7566]

Day 2, Casey: 'Didn't you say this was going to be the fastest track swap ever?...' 'Well, TECHNICALLY we haven't started the track swap...' Loved it.

[@shinoharazockt9912]

Today on zacklift everything....

[@WilliamKirkland-j4r]

Thanks for sharing. As a retired CPA, who did a bunch of financial stuff for years, I do so enjoy watching real men doing real mans work. It's what makes this great country function for our mutual benefit. Please keep this type video in your schedule.

[@skookumbuilds3282]

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[@TheSkera]

This is such a cool long video!! Thank you very much for such a long video!! Loved every second.

[@duaneb193]

Casey, your knowledge and experience of heavy equipment is amazing, and it only added to what is an excellent video. I appreciated the final information about the sprocket and that it's in segments, so it's not a major issue to change it out. Between Quinton's video and yours, the two of you made a very informative and interesting video of the time spent. Kudos to both of you, and shout out to the guys that work for Quinton for a job well done.

[@alearn3312]

When I went through a four year apprenticeship as an operating engineer I used to help out at the training center for more experience. We saw so many machines that had been um, roughly used in the field. I'd love to watch more of Quinton's videos but it brings back sad memories. The companies only made money from results, and maintenance got overlooked sometimes. I'd be running a rubber tired hoe and find the steering to be so loose you could turn the steering wheel a half circle before anything happened. That particular hoe steering fell apart in the middle of a highway and was dragged off. I always wanted to fix things right. A big conflict that probably meant I should have just changed jobs. At least the Iron King seems to do excellent work!

[@timothywoodard7065]

The Swiss army knife of wreckers.

[@arcanewyrm6295]

Can you imagine a Zacklift custom-built for a Unimog? Ultimate go-anywhere wrecker.

[@StortWeldingCoLLC]

OR SANFORD AND SONS

[@jamestorrence9340]

I'm only 25 miuntes in, and I can already tell this is one of your greatest shenanigans yet.

[@ocean_hummer]

I don't know anything about heavy equipment, but I do know a smart approach to work when I see it. Excellent communication between all of you. Noone got hurt. Job well done! 👍

[@davidproudfoot6390]

Holy shit that was impressive, you guys made that look easy, one of the most interesting videos so far absolutely incredible work

[@ernienegrete5702]

There's *no* substitute, for experience.

[@KB-gs8zi]

Hey Casey // Quinton // "YANKUM "" Ropes & ""ZACKLIFT "" !!! Great show of edgenuity to ""GET--R--DONE"" !!! WOW !!! Thanks for the video of this 1 !!!! Have a good weekend & Waiting for the next ""Casey & Quinton Show"" !!! 👍👍👍👍👍

[@lonhoschar1943]

Nice job to everyone!! There is something wrong with me... I sat here and watched the whole darn thing! LOL!! That was a lot easier than changing rollers, putting a track back on when it threw one and adjusting the tension on an old HDG 5 or 6 crawler loader.. with pry bars, blocks and an 8 ton hydraulic bottle jack!!!

[@Toms_Steam_Channel]

Fantastic video. As a former heavy equipment operator and crane operator, I certainly appreciated the smooth movements with the boom. Smooth as butter!!

[@aliceevans3377]

Yes! An hour of Casey and cohorts visiting, fixing stuff and having fun. A great video. Stay safe and GOD bless

[@robertchautardjensen6846]

These men have an impressive amount of expertise with changing tracks and other undercarriage issues. I liked this video. Thanks so much for producing and publishing it.

[@davebaker489]

As the D 10 drives off into the sunset of another grrr8 day. Fantastic ad for Yankum and Zack. Another long commercial and again I watched it without a single complaint. 👍

[@edwinschlee8374]

The Zack Lift the lift that can do everything. Great video Casey!

[@olliespackrt5763]

Fascinating at how entertaining this was! Casey is more talented than I thought!

[@michelbrodeur6055]

You and Quinton are just insane in a good way. Getting all that work done that quick is phenominal. Great video and nice to see that Zack Lift is quite handy in more ways that are outside the box. I think that was a great investment Casey. Thanks for bringing us along including the shenanigans.

[@kurtburkhardt5862]

Having great equipment is important. Smart creative people made it work, using an old forklift some blocks of wood and a couple rims. The versatility of the Zacklift continues to impress me. The operator almost looks like he knows what he is doing. I do think 15 people 4 trucks and a helicopter would have done it better...maybe a smoke machine to add drama.

[@tomg6214]

Wow, just Wow! Awesome video!!! D10’s, ZachLift, and heavy lifts… I’m a kid in a candy shop with this video!!! Only thing better would to have been there holding the camera!!!

[@psycho-nutkase9233]

Pretty Amazing to get all that work done in just a hour. 😁

[@jessepitt]

Quinten is an influencer, he influenced me to buy one of his shitty vans for real cheap to build a camper van. I hate the van but my wife loves it so 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@brucerobinson1284]

I like the way when the big piece of heavy metal fell into place it dinged like a bell . 🙂

[@robertjordan4880]

Watched every second and enjoyed it greatly. Pleasure to watch and especially the contribution of the Zack Lift.

[@ramdynebix]

“The second the new track touches the old sprockets it is contaminated forever and will never be right again!” 😂

[@larsharris]

If used it’s amazing the improper wear a new chain on worn out sprockets can have. While a hundred times larger. It’s likely true.

[@Proximax9]

Switched a track on leopard 2 tank once, and it was such a pain to do. Granted, we did it by hand, and the track only weighted 2000kg or so... this track is more than twice as heavy and you did some beautiful job putting it in place! Was so nice to watch :D

[@Greasy_caveman]

Those new tracks are some bucky beaver ground grabbers! You guys made that all look so easy

[@TheActiontkr]

Best thing about big parts is that you don’t need glasses to find them….

[@RichardAmmo1]

HaHaHaHaHa!! A little bit harder to lose them as well! LOL!!

[@dalemilton5773]

amen brother. i’m in my 70s and 1/2 of every repair job is me hunting fasteners.

[@Eric-gi9kg]

Gorgeous sunset with beautiful piece of equipment

[@MiTreeHugger11]

Boy, that ZackLift side puller would be handy to have for this Casey!!

[@DavidBelanger-xl8ep]

Thanks for a different video, Do more of these type... so educational for non trucking people.

[@kencrouch668]

I will say that was impressive! I like to look at the heavy equipment. I will watch Quinton's channel too!

[@NorrisAnderson-hn4xn]

A very impressive video... it's amazing what the Zacklift can do.

[@morningbeachsunshine7496]

From self driving cars in San Francisco to real man machinery sh-t. I love this channel! Thank you Casey LaDelle for all the work putting this stuff together for all of us out in space!

[@jackwalsh1468]

Casey and friends, the sum of all things done well and well done..... Cheers

[@songweaver6076]

Well done!

[@barneygirl9643]

Excellent advertising for the ZackLift and Yankum!👍😎🇺🇸 Glad you got Quinton his 🍩😂 You guys worked so well together to accomplish that job. The ZackLift made that job so much easier, Quinton is buying one Tuesday!😂 Appreciate your videos & editing. Stay safe out there!❤

[@ericmitchell998]

Ridding off into the sunset with new tracks !! Lol. Awesome

[@T-Bone907AK]

looks like every heavy equipment yard might need a zacklift!

[@montywentzel7833]

Probably one of the more interesting KZbin videos you’ve done to date. Keep in mind I am a heavy equipment operator which dials me into that side of the industry more than towing does but in any event I loved watching this and appreciating how hard heavy equipment is to repair.

[@NoorElBahrain]

On this episode of creative problem solving with a Zacklift by Casey LeDelle

[@myhrebache-wiig459]

You have some cool, interesting jobs. I understand that it's a lot of work. At least it's not the same o, same o. Thank you.

[@ezranobles1528]

Zack lift for the win 🏆

[@trappedinkalifornee]

The size of your toys is IMPRESSIVE guys!👍🏼👍🏼

[@jacobhackford3906]

Old saying, but the only difference between men and boys is the size of their feet and the price of their toys. This video is proof of that!!! Great video.

[@kevinbrown7644]

My company makes the segmented track sprockets and track links. I don't personally make them I'm a machinist, though I do make the dies for them. Pretty cool!

[@tscoff]

That was a surprisingly delicate operation considering how huge that dozer is and how much it weighs.

[@The-Deadbolt-Deputy]

I enjoyed this !! Dam those are monster Dozers. And those new tracks are crazy aggressive !!

[@Crinkly-seal0]

I just love this video even from both angles but my favorite part is when there changing the track frame

[@djvo9271]

We use rope to pull in heavy gage wire and cable in the electrical trade. Electricians have been using rope for pulling wire and cable for a lot of years.

[@robertstock9912]

Thanks Casey that was awesome to see

[@a.g.prough2070]

I never thought I would be interested in heavy metal video, I was wrong!

[@jrcarroll3496]

One of my favorite videos. Love the shenanigans you in Quinton get into and I'm impressed at what he and the Iron king guys are doing to keep these machines running. And I'm glad you got him a replacement 🍩 donut. I legit felt bad for the guy after you ate his😅 But guys, PLEASE wear safety glasses. There were a few times in this video and some of Quinton's other videos when i cringed at the lack of eye protection. Take it from a guy who has had 2 steel fragments removed and is now partially blind in his left eye, because my safety glasses were on my hat instead of on my eyes.

[@TheGrizz1717]

As a retired Hydraulic Equipment Operator, I enjoyed this video.

[@michaelblankenship548]

I've seen them do this on Gold Rush using chains and an excavator to pull the tracks in place. The Zacklift makes the job a lot smoother. I wonder how many of these Genesis wrecker bodies they've sold thanks to your channel and all the things you've done with it.

[@markoda2120]

Loved the video. True professionals make it look easy.

[@tonytrumble]

A very delicate operation with very heavy equipment

[@michaellafleur2077]

Great video Casey, zacklift to the rescue.

[@duncanmackenzie7795]

I find it interesting a) how well communicatwd everything was, because b) the more you scale up on stuff like this the more it becomes a very inteicate and slow dance of small, deliberate things. Used to be that way for us (nowhere near this scale, clearly) putting casons and coloumns of rebar in at sites. If you're not in control of the lift, it can have terrible consequences. Both the guys who got hurt during my time took years to get to walking. Clever work as always.

[@andysmith5220]

I believe he needs to invest in an oilfield tandem. I had an 80ton main winch and dual 35ton winches. Best autocar twin steer ever. I do believe he's getting a Zac lift in the very near future

[@PaulieMac77]

great video as always Casey, OH btw i may or may not have said to Zacklift that they need to get you to do another video of you timing yourself removing the Zacklift now you've had more experience with it lol

[@bobbolieu9013]

This was an amazing display of wise choices and the right tools making a huge job safe and swift

[@stevenpalmer8140]

150,000lbs with the blade n ripper and your lifting one side of it ...thats very very impressive, lifting the roll back was cool but this adds that wow factor to a new level

[@captcurt31]

And the dozer rides off into the sunset

[@dougdean3134]

Zack lift is a crane!

[@lonniet.2816]

SUPER COOL TO WATCH. ZACKLIFT IS SOMETHING EVERY MAN COULD USE. KINDA LIKE A SWISS ARMY KNIFE. ALWAYS HANDY.

[@michaeldye4318]

Impressive. Teamwork required. Oh, and the right tools and knowledge.

[@johnperun232]

Casey, Zachlift, ClinZach lift, King Team Work da shit out of the track frame, Outstanding Work and Great Content and Video Thanx for sharing your Great Work and Great 👍 Have a Great Day 👍

[@brandons9398]

That was one heck of a lot of work

[@mikeklein318]

The geatest thing in this whole video is the they all communicate they where always on the same page the key to get it done to all involved GREAT JOB.

[@robertmcdonnold3038]

Woooow. Thanks for taking us along Bob

[@roku22-c3v]

Thanks! That was really cool.

[@johnperun232]

Casey you are Da Man with The Zachlift and Yankum To Da Rescue Outstanding TeamWork Thanx for sharing John

[@jessemavis7177]

Saw the photos on fb and knew it was gonna be a good video, wasn't disappointed

[@andysmith5220]

Its part of heavy equipment repair. Hours become days, days become weeks lol

[@thomasfleming2593]

Very interesting project. Many millions of dollare of equipment when new.

[@squiggyg.8415]

50:24 first time you’ve been on the rails in the years I’ve been watching 😎

[@brianjenkins5591]

Now this was a very interesting video so thank you Casey for showing what else can be done with your equipment other than recoveries

[@Vile-Flesh]

That looks like a really nice location to work at. The view of the mountains in the background is beautiful. It's quiet and wide open out there. I hate living and working in the congested shithole south.

[@darrinrebagliati5365]

The face in the fire extinguisher bracket!! 31:50 at the base of the ROPS.

[@richis65]

That was very informative. Even though you guys joked around, it was a very coordinated effort by folk who know what they are doing. Well done all.

[@terencemerritt]

Pivot shaft is the big one closer to the rear, hardbar is the one closer to the front

[@subjekt_9142]

Oh boy a 1 houre Diesel creek and a 1 houre casey ladelle video on the same day wonder full ❤

[@adhdgypsy]

I'm working on my rig while listening to this video (because multitasking, right?), and let me tell you-without the visuals, your conversations are basically a string of non-stop innuendos! 😂 Seriously, it's like watching a sitcom... but without actually watching it. Highly recommend trying it sometime. It’s like PG-rated audio with an R-rated imagination. Fun times!

[@borderbrat]

Can't wait till Casey gets Zacklift's world's first removable rotator. Maybe like 2030

[@kentmckean6795]

All that heavy lifting and rigging and not a chain or a metal cable/rope in sight! The times are a changing. 👍

[@markmonroe7330]

Excellent presentation. Thank you. I am a big fan of Kurtis at CEE and On Fire Welding so this one fit right in.

[@nate0901]

middle of nowhere playing with heavy machinery and whats in the background "the mighty toyota landcruiser" lol probs one of the best mining vehicles there is

[@georgelaurie3587]

This was so cool to watch you guys fix this machine ! Thanks for sharing had my attention from the beginning to the end

[@joelReppe]

You got to play with the big boy toys . Joel Reppr Clear Lake SD

[@dantheman5201]

Great video. The ZackLift is a beast. So is a D-10

[@nicclark9791]

Great job on that, for something that can turn sour pretty quick.

[@joewood1013]

On this episode of Things You Don’t Need A Wrecker For But Use One Anyway…

[@josephprentice8354]

Day 2... joe with the i ❤ hot moms shirt... i approve its my back window sticker/decal

[@lloyddowns9481]

You guys really know how to improvise to get things done

[@Eric-gi9kg]

Outstanding commercial for Zacklift Edit.. comment made just before Mr. Yankum was introduced