D7E Clearing Trees

[@ssnydertrucking1121]

Great video!! So good to see older equipment still working. Very nice looking D7E

[@NakedDave100]

My hats off to you sir damn good operating skills!!!

[@bobshay9496]

A sound like no other Cat equipment of this era the undisputed best you could buy

[@d5ncat227]

Love that sound low rpm yet powerful

[@arielchris1155]

You prolly dont give a shit but if you guys are bored like me during the covid times you can watch all the latest series on instaflixxer. Been binge watching with my brother these days =)

[@kobebrayden9639]

@Ariel Chris Yea, I have been using instaflixxer for years myself =)

[@sequoyah59]

It always looks clean and level until I stop and get off!

[@jameshardin1820]

Put a Winget tree plow on it and have all of those trees tipped over in about twenty minutes , ready for the rake tractor to clean up!

[@Grabatire]

Worked for a fella for a few summers who said a D7 was too big for the small jobs and too small for the big ones. I sure like the sound of an old seven at work.

[@1dogpobo]

so its perfect for mid level jobs.

[@robertwalker7343]

Get behind this stuff and bring it out!

[@jaimebustamante8935]

Un reconocimiento y homenajea los operadores de bulldozer, conductores de camiones, obreros que fueron. Los que construyeron las carreteras y caminos que disfrutamos nosotros hoy algunos están vivos otros ya psrtieron a la presencia de mi Señor Jesucristo y están descansando muchas gracias

[@erichemard7066]

Lol why do people always push the debris in towards the direction they are wanting to go? I never understood this. Always back cut a smaller clearing, makes the job easier. I’m not a professional operator by no means, but I rented a D7 to clear my 7 acres. After about an hour of trying to push the debris towards my direction of travel, common sense kicked in and I was like hey stupid...run parallel and get you a clearing behind what your trying to push. Man did that make the job go smoother

[@londolly]

need a d7g to get it done , has much more power

[@eddgong]

Love the sound of that big 4 banger

[@David-yf5fo]

The D-339 Cat engine. Same bore and stroke as the D-8s of the time had in an in-line six which was the D-342. I ran them both and remember them well.

[@ΑθανάσιοςΤζιούμης]

Ελατήρια Ελατη

[@stevedurham5023]

How'd ya get them big trees down? Or they still standing? Nice old dozer.no turbo? 4 cylinder?

[@samuelhernandez9267]

About how long it takes to clean 2 acres with trees ??

[@wilsonchrishairon871]

Mantap bro

[@lembriggs1075]

Reminds me of Ole Sam Tolley and D7E he called "Nellie Belle"

[@rico334]

If you would just go trade that wore out tired old dozer in for a new D11, it wouldn't struggle like that old antique machine is and you could get finished with jobs much quicker to allow you to take on even more jobs and make twice the money................

[@NakedDave100]

Another dumbass who doesn't know shit about equipment!!!

[@wrz5468]

No kidding, like everyone can afford to tear down an 11 , haul it, and reassemble it, for every job 🤔

[@Nudnik1]

Over One million dollars for a D11.

[@prateepreemnok6194]

Cat Good

[@jamesb.armstrong5433]

There sure are a lot of armchair dozer operators commenting. I wonder how many have actually ran one.

[@cr500ridr]

No offense but those were twigs for a D7E lol .Operator prudent not making that old gal strain whatsoever .Great job ! Shame the trees had to be felled .

[@2sneakers]

Yes, small trees easy. Job ended up almost 3/8 of mile, lots of large trees also. Just couldn't video whole job. Then new waterway built where trees came out.

[@dougwood6186]

That's nearly full revs lol

[@wrz5468]

When I was beginner operator, I loved working the Cat 4 cyl. The D7E was awesome on the right jobs, also the 619 cable scrapers with turbo 4s, total hotrods in the day👍

[@robertwalker7343]

This machine operator spends to much time backing!