D8 Dozer, Will It Start? | Using Our Infinity 1300

[@AmbitionStrikes]

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[@jamesmoore2007]

The code doesn't work

[@randomthingsarebest1473]

You need new spark plugs on the pony motor they are very old.

[@donutsagi7092]

Haha...I can block ads with an adblocker, but now the good KZbinrs are turning into the Home Shopping Network and selling us worthless junk.

[@wdrdiyman1674]

Suggestions: 1] Take the batteries out and store them inside for the winter; 2] At least throw a tarp over the cab to protect stuff from snow and water; 3] Put STA-BIL formulations in fuel tanks to preserve the fuels. Have fun !!!!

[@GT500Shlby]

I think they are building a storage building to fit all their equipment this summer. So stored inside, where it can stay warmer and out of the elements. They can probably incorporate battery tenders to connect to all the batteries in-situ.

[@luckyx16]

I had the exact same thoughts as I watched this video. Taking the batteries out, would not only help protect them from the cold, but would give you a warm place to recharge them in advance when you knew you were going to use the equipment.

[@mattsilver8842]

I'm all in favor of an equipment building. They certainly have enough equipment and vehicles that would appreciate covered storage. Courtney says she has a surprise giant equipment coming.. I can't wait to find out whatbit is, and am sure deep thought went into it. I'm glad you stockpiled videos / episodes ❤🎉

[@Blackford86]

My thoughts exactly why leave s battery out to freeze

[@0ldGuy]

i came here to say the same exact thing. a little winterizing goes a long way with equipment

[@PierreLamy-t1h]

I understand fuel is expensive but when I put my equipment away for the winter I fill the fuel tank to the brim. That reduces condensation in the tank. I also put fuel stabilizer in the gas tank and then run the engine to get the stabilized fuel through the fuel system. Finally I change the oil and run the engine for a few minutes to get clean oil throughout the engine.

[@brianworley7705]

I run non-ethanol fuel for gas engines that set unused for any length of time. Much better on the fuel system and old carburators. Less corrosion and clogging.

[@PierreLamy-t1h]

@@brianworley7705 Brain, great idea. Here in Canada the only non ethanol fuel I know of is super. More expensive but worth it not having to fight the fuel system come spring.

[@brianworley7705]

@@PierreLamy-t1h Here in the USA, same with non-ethanol fuel usually being premium grade which is expensive but worth it compared to carb issues and rebuilding.

[@waskier4842]

Ethanol fuel safe carbs need very specific ethanol safe carb parts. Even then the ethanol has issues but Sta-Bil helps. A lot. Running ethanol fuel in a carbureted vehicle stored all winter is begging for serious issues.

[@jarodstolz6282]

Your videos were more enjoyable when they weren’t an entire advertisement. Get the ad over with a be done with it once in the video please.

[@MacGyver2154]

🤔 And I thought it was nice to mix it up with content and commercial.

[@khlz8584]

No doubt

[@RealWorldCarReviews]

It was fine. I thought the product was really interesting and worked well in the video. Wasn’t as if it was an ad for a game or anything.

[@summerforever6736]

It is faken annoying!!!

[@richardross7219]

Playing with dozers is addictive. Bring the batteries inside for winter. It is worth the money to put a big tarp over the dozer when not in use to prevent corrosion. I use a tent garage over mine. I replace the tarp every 2 years($40). You will need to support the tarp so that rain/snow slides off. Park it near your house so that you can keep an eye on it. I have and old Sears kerosene heater for putting under engines to warm them up. Get a fuel funnel for filling fuel tanks. A good fuel funnel will have a screen that keeps water out and the funnel will prevent spills. Good Luck, Rick

[@bc-guy852]

Rick knows! Good advice.

[@mrfrostthetalkinghusky]

We are new to off grid lifestyle, and this channel helps us out so much. We pulled the plug in July of 2022 and we are not looking back! As a small channel we don't have access to the many off grid gadgets that are out there and they are very expensive! So it's great to have a bigger channel like this reviewing products honestly so that we don't waist our time or money on inferior products or gimmicks! Thanks again @Ambition Strikes !❤🎉

[@stuartcotterill9475]

They don't review anything, they get paid to say what they're told, look at other channels that have said the exact same lines about this same stuff. They've sold their souls to these companies.

[@mrfrostthetalkinghusky]

@Stuart Cotterill I find value in their videos 📹 and value their opinion. I hope you have a great weekend! 👍

[@dirtfarmer7472]

I agree with Stuart. Whenever they start promoting I fast forward. I’m in Oklahoma and not going to leave, they’re fun to watch. But’s that’s all. I like my conveniences. Have fun with your life.

[@mrfrostthetalkinghusky]

@Dirt Farmer thanks you too ! Stay Excellent 😉 Awesome to have so many people into the off grid lifestyle. 👍 It is a community of crushers and legends!

[@midway241]

Oliver is going to have the BEST childhood EVER with all your awesome equipment! Great video!

[@wjhann4836]

I thought his name is Sam?

[@electricboatal]

Hey Riley, with a pony motor it is relatively easy to get everything warmed up enough to start. I had a Cat 12 motor grader that I used to plow roads with. Almost every time when I needed it I had to go through all of the things like you did. Not much fun and quite often a pain in the booty. With my grader I would take a large bag of charcoal like you would use in a barbecue and put it into a cut off oil drum right under the engine. I would light it up and then go back inside my house and make breakfast and maybe do a little reading. After about an hour or sometimes longer when it was really cold, I would go out and hop in the seat and push the button and it starts right up. Super simple. It does require that you keep your equipment fairly clean because there are not too many experiences more exciting than watching all of the brush burning in the belly pan. That happened to me once but I had a large enough fire extinguisher on the dozer to put it out. Your method looks a lot easier than what I had to do though. Your Pal Al

[@jessbrown6619]

Just so you guys are aware, the pony motor does not have water circulating through it until the diesel engine is engaged because the diesel engines water pump is what circulates the water. You don’t want to run the pony very long without engaging the diesel because it will over heat

[@neverlookback5922]

I was thinking the same thing

[@rednekd1]

Wrong. The pony thermo siphons coolant on some like older john deeres and others do have a waterpump.

[@jessbrown6619]

@@rednekd1 well I’m referring to a caterpillar not a John deer. I own a D8 exactly like theirs with a pony motor and they do not have their own water pump. The caterpillar service manual for the machine even states that the diesel engine water pump must be turning for the starting engine to receive water. But maybe they’re “wrong”

[@jamescampbell7780]

I’m wondering just how difficult it would be to enclose this type of dozer cab?

[@GarthR]

One day it’s ecoflow then bluetti then growatt or anker lol just more ads than content lately

[@jimellis594]

Hey Riley, you should Park your machine on a bed of logs in the winter time stop freezing to the ground.

[@waskier4842]

Great idea

[@titan5535]

Hey Riley, have you checked the brake adjustment on your left and right sides? I can walk you through it if you want, there is brake adjusters underneath the fuel tank at the back of the machine above the winch behind that cover. the left brake always gets overused on the left side because their right foot is on the decelerator, operators seem to like to only use their left foot to brake the machine thus wearing out those shoes first. First chock the machine in a nice flat position, with something substantial against the tracks so it can't roll anywhere and disengage the parking brake. Machine engine off. To check adjustment pull that panel off and ontop of the left and right brake assemblies is a small cover with 3x 3/8' bolts in each. When you remove that cover there will be the brake adjustment head exposed which also uses a 9/16" wrench or ratchet to actuate. take your ratchet and every time you tighten(clockwise) you should feel a click if the detent isn't too warn out. anyways Run that all the way down until it bottoms out then back it out and count the clicks until it stops rotating counter clockwise. This is going to give you the rough idea of how warn your brakes are. Mark both sides down for how many clicks and then return allll the way to the bottom again (clockwise) and then back out 10-12 clicks each side. Once you've done that before you put the covers back on, hop up and feel how the brakes are actuating. if one pedal is closer to you than the other you can adjust accordingly (Counterclockwise pushes the pedal AWAY from you. If your brakes have excessive clicks with the adjuster (140+ depending on linkage wear) you may need to tighten up a bit more than the 10-12 clicks but if you go all the way tight and you still have no brakes on your left track then your brake shoe and drum is past wear and you'll have to replace both. install covers with anaerobic Loctite 515 Sealant or RTV and anti-seize the 3/8's bolts and tighten to 30 ft-lbs

[@waskier4842]

I'm going to need time to digest that. Come back and reread, then digest again. Great read.

[@CurrentConnected]

I know the dozer is loud and all and hard to film, but I really love hearing a machine purrr and turbo spool up/down

[@JamesThompson-ol3eu]

YES! Instead of music let the diesel engine do the talking! Of course I am a diesel junky!

[@richarddelfino5766]

Hey Riley, That machine should be equipped with reversible fan blades. There’s a tool that grabs the base of every fan blade. You push each one in and turn it so you can either pull the air through the radiator or push it out. We ran our D8’s in the winter time with a rear curtain and two side curtains. The operator stayed warm and toasty. I was in our shop the other day and noticed I still have a fan reversing tool but we no longer have a D8H’s. We were running 4-5 at one time..

[@bc-guy852]

He's really building a practical fleet: mini excavator, multi-attachment skidsteer, custom self-created, snow-eating blower on the front of a go-anywhere Army truck, the D8H with a decent blade and handy winch and a host of smaller toys and runabouts. Livin' the dream!

[@SupermanJH68]

Richard D is correct Look for fan blades that are reversible. Push em in and turn them. If not? You’ll need an elephant snout- canvas shroud that directs warm air from front of radiator to operators station.

[@marklar7551]

​@@bc-guy852 so you think Cortney is getting a full size back hoe for this summer? 👽

[@thankswillie]

think i remember that on old d4,just by hand,no tool,or maybe it was 951

[@donalddodson7365]

Glad to see the Dozer woke up. Good job step-by-step problem solving, as usual. Happy Spring!

[@scottcochran384]

the Dozer is nearly unstoppable but be careful on snow pack.. once it starts sliding sideway's its a bobsled on those steel tracks.. TRUST ME .. D9L sliding sideways puts crap in your shorts in a hurry..

[@jesstrueblood2317]

I've went skating with a D6C sideways and I've watched a D8H go sides down a slope, it takes some good sized trees to stop a D8 once it takes off

[@geekazoid]

Next time take the battery inside. Have a spot under a bench somewhere with trickle chargers for these starter batteries. Also consider putting stabilizer in the diesel tank for the winter. One day you'll have infinite time and money so you can build shelters for all the things! ;-D I wonder if this dozer heats up the fuel intake too, and if the pony is helping with that. Cold diesel doesn't atomize very well.

[@marks8068]

Keep in mind, trickle chargers/battery tenders are a huge fire hazard, avoid using them inside residential buildings if possible!

[@geekazoid]

@@marks8068 not good ones. This is lead acid packs.

[@waskier4842]

And these aren't Lithium Ion. The motorcycle tenders are .5 Amp and shut themselves off once they've reached full voltage. They then "float", watching until the voltage drops below a threshold turning themselves back on at .5 Amp. Great for long term warm storage.

[@backfill9183]

Riley ya got to fix that left brake, you will tear the clutch apart quickly if you don’t. Keep in mind you don’t always need clutch to steer but you need it to drive.

[@greggoldman893]

30 step checklist and it fires right up! LOL😂😂😂😂. Good Job!!!

[@sceneanuerebelrebel9244]

Hey guys I have two things for you , first for winter an access port in the air cleaner to stick the heat gun into to prewarm the air for the pony and the big one to warm faster ... Second , find a triangler in shape tarp long side wraps over the radiator left to right side and all the way back to the operator seat covering both open sides of the motor..tie down points or heavy pull magnets to hold in place engine heat will be blown back to keep operator toasty but smell like a cat motor by end of day .

[@lauraquigley6403]

Hi Courtney & Riley! Hope you are both enjoying parenthood! ❤️to your Beautiful Lil family!🙏🙏🙏Blessing’s

[@JH-uu7jl]

Don't know which of you is doing the UAV shots, but they're really good. No shake at all, perfect match on frame rate, and just long enough to give you the vibe without being so long that we get bored looking. Really enjoying the progress in the video quality since you started.

[@joe-tr6wl]

Iam glad to see the dozer back and alive what a great machine long live big Bertha

[@chipprice1174]

Looks like your knowledge of the dozer has greatly increased since you bought it!

[@bc-guy852]

Another great episode! Of course it started guys - it's an old Cat! She's got lots of life left in her. Good thought about potentially being blocked in Courtney - new Mom - always thinking! Riley seems to have incredible luck (as well as skill); he gets to be excited a LOT now - since you two teamed up! So nice to see what you've already accomplished - I'm anticipating great things to follow!

[@dunderland241]

what you love watching a 23 min advertisement this channel is shit

[@billroberts3864]

Great to see the D-8 fire up and purr like a happy kitten. Blessings to you folks.

[@joa4267]

It seems you have fans all over the world 👍

[@maxlever9196]

Next build project; 100' x 50' vehicle shed. 3 trucks, jeep thing, excavator, skid steer, Cat dozer.

[@EnGammalAmazon]

Amazing as always. I am very impressed with your collective learning curves. I've taught vocational forestry at the high school level and timber harvesting at the university level. The two of you are some of the best learners I've ever seen. I'd love to sit down with the two of you and talk for a couple days straight to capture some of what it is that gives you the advantage you seem to have discovered. I think, and I'm going out on a limb here, that Riley, whether he knows it or not, believes that it is never too late to have a great childhood. Yeah, I'd be money on that one!

[@RomeKG471]

It started that good good because it was started correctly, good job!

[@waituntilthebeep]

I have plowed 12 feet of snow with that size dozer... piece of cake. Love them big dogs!

[@jbarvideo12]

Riley. I'm impressed how much detailed D-8 dozer information you learned in the summer and how well you applied it with the GroWatt Infinity 1300 to heat the gasoline powered starter motor and then warmed up the diesel. An amazing series of steps you successfully used to run the dozer! Courtney, thanks for the great video taking and the editing! Can't wait to see your new summer projects.

[@mike123abc]

You need a camera up at the front of the dozer, maybe get a backup camera kit and have the camera on one of the front top bars to see right in front of the dozer.

[@n1dp]

Learned a lot about Cats and the good old days of pony motors. One of the best parts of your videos is yuor willingness to share your mistakes and successes equally. Enjoy your "vacation!"

[@jeffpbillings7698]

Love the video the Dozer is so cool. Maybe when it warms up you could show us how to fix that left brake.

[@haplessdilettante]

Count your blessings, Riley. Courtney is not only game and extremely capable, she's a Pre-Raphaelite ginger stunner.

[@michaelmcclure8673]

1 thing never to forget, that machine is on tracks. Which means at any time they become very unwanted Ice skates. 😮 Be safe 😊

[@jakeford7688]

It has good grouser bars

[@keithrominske4752]

Had a 9 sliding on Ice little down hill on the right side a drop of about 1,000 Alaska good times

[@steven38ny]

i joined your channel about 2 weeks ago and i just got done watching all your videos .. i love how you work together and most of all the puppies lol

[@jakobtheinventor]

Hurts a little to see that great bulldoser standing there outside without a cover...but it sure warms my man-heart to see you driving it 😊

[@joegilly1523]

Cool start up. Never heard anyone explain all of WHAT has to be done to a dozer to get it going . Thank you I’m from upstate New York,my snow is melted . Don’t miss it, stay warm. 👍

[@art1muz13]

19:23 Imagine, in 2 years you'll have Jr video-taping/filming. What a glorious life, gotta love it!

[@DFPercush]

If the charger won't start charging a battery because it's too low, sometimes you can hook a good battery up to it in parallel, turn on the charger, then disconnect the good baterry. It just expects a minimum voltage to start charging. That's my experience with the Battery Tender brand anyway. Just be careful of surge currents and sparks, and don't leave the parallel connection on for too long.

[@cageordie]

This is one of the very few times that I've seen someone start one of these who actually appreciated how the pony motor works. Most people don't let it warm the main engine, and then don't switch the fuel off to stop it.

[@jbbrown7907]

The aviation head sets work ideal for this. I can't wait for mom Cortney to become the main dozer operator.

[@AmbitionStrikes]

Thanks! The headsets really help with the audio, and hearing protection!

[@fuhrermk92]

@@AmbitionStrikes i think there is a new heavy equipment you intend to buy 🥶.. i’m waiting for it 😍

[@wjhann4836]

@@AmbitionStrikes On sailboats they are called 'marriage saver' 🤣

[@go5582]

I agree , Courtney take the headset . She is so dreamy and smart. God bless you cutie.

[@dalerose1694]

Hop y’all and baby are enjoying your well deserved time off. We see y’all sooner than later.

[@MSCosentino]

Thanks a lot for the videos you recorded to keep us entertain, please drop a line to tell us how you are doing. We miss you guys!

[@billyhaddock5540]

Congrats Riley and Courtney, on getting ur D8 Dozer started and driving again. glad that u made-it/dozer to the shop. lv from florida..

[@fivoasia6470]

Enjoyed the dozer tour. Many thanks!

[@KD-gu2mb]

Infinity 1300 should sponsor you guys for a year. I hate advertisements you guys did the best job with an advertisement ever. 😊

[@buellrod]

All right, kids stumble across this video. I'm a heavy equipment operator I don't know if you've ever been a teacher in your life but you told me quite a few things and you kept me engaged. I am now subscribed to you guys fantastic. What a beautiful dozer take care of it you guys are great

[@CaptainKseadog1]

Hello Courtney & Riley That dozer is awesome. Love those boy toys. If it was a little faster, i would take it to town.😁❤

[@EricLidstone]

You Done Good! I'll never forget my experience plowing snow with a 1951 D8.

[@rickymcintosh1152]

It is so great you guys can do so many things together thats AMAZING

[@Burke_Motorsports]

Brings back memories of hauling D8's and 583 side booms during the winter months for the pipeline companies we hauled for.

[@colt4667]

Beautiful piece of land. Beautiful dog. Really cool bulldozer. Beautiful wife. Man you really got it goin on!

[@dadbain]

In Northwestern Canada some tend to remove the batteries at the end of construction season in the winter and keep them indoors on tenders in warmer surroundings. This practice can keep these relatively expensive batteries going for many years. Ps. You'll need to put some winter diesel in it or dilute the tank with some kerosene or conditioner.

[@davideggleston4793]

Riley realy seems to know his engines. Looking forward to this summer should be some cool videos.

[@spirit123acf]

It is and remains a powerful machine. I really hope you enjoy it for a long time to come.

[@rayeeshaneif46]

I wasn't expecting you guys to start this monster in the snow ❄️❄️ ❤❤❤

[@paulwackerla6330]

That bulldozer is unstoppable, and so are you guys. Can't wait to see what new projects you have for this summer.

[@gregstuchley6657]

G’day guys, another great video, maybe you should consider building a carport/overhead protection for your dozer, trucks and other equipment. You can even put solar panels on the roof and all the equipment can have battery maintenance, trickle charge going over winter.

[@roballan4944]

I work on old gear like this among newer mining gear daily. These old dozers will start relatively easy. Big thing is to try, however briefly to engage the trans into gear and hydraulics. Do this to confirm pumps are moving oil. If the pumps run dry severe damage will occur.

[@andrewr2650]

Using the infinity and the heat gun to preheat the key components was a great idea. I’ve heard older operators claim people would start a small fire on the ground under loaders and graders to accomplish the same thing….. your solution seems much much safer.

[@MegaDirtyberty]

The Russians do that, light a fire under the engines to warm them up before firing them up in really cold conditions.

[@dancallaghan3314]

There are so many reasons most people don’t live up in the higher elevations / an very remote areas of our country. Access during all conditions is the main one. It’s a lot of work to build and maintain your own roads for all weather access. Keep up the good work. Your a inventive couple.

[@xysix2548]

Love your projects, your work, your progress, etc. Another project to consider: A shelter to keep all of your outside equipment under roof.

[@jimwilliamson7598]

Drive the tracks onto boards or trees to keep tracks from freezing to the ground. Put blocks under blade. If working in mud, make sure you clean inside track rollers free of mud before leaving to freeze.

[@MacGyver2154]

So many didn't like the small segments of commercial, but I kinda like a little commercial at a time. Maybe sneak smaller segments so people don't notice you are promotion a certain product ? Like " hey Courtney, can you get the xxxxxx solar generator " or "I really like how this xxxx has an app to turn things off and on"

[@imtonedeaf1]

We built a tent around engine and used a charcoal grill to start some are tractors when I worked on power lines cutting trees got warm breakfast too

[@daveharrell1324]

Love how you don't seam to stress. If I was younger an in better shape this would be me

[@ronzezulka6646]

So,,you two are nuts in such a cool way! Keep doing you.

[@coryhiatt9152]

One trick my grandpa taught me after using our D-8H was to open up the compression bypass at the same time you shut the fuel off with the throttle, it makes it so the engine stops in a random spot, the pony motors on these are hard on the ring gear, opening the compression release makes it stop in a random place

[@marcusreading]

you could stick on an oil pan heater to the pony motor might be more efficient than the heat gun

[@ahorseman4ever1]

We can't wait to see what big plans you guys have. It was interesting seeing just how you start that dinosaur 🦕! Looking forward to watching how you tackle life with Oliver! You guys are awesome!

[@danieloliver20]

As the Brits might say: "that dozer is a great piece of kit, cheers!"

[@randyclyde4939]

Always ready for new projects from you two! Continued blessings, be well and be safe!

[@patrickflanagan8008]

That really is a behemoth of a machine, you're right to treat it with respect. Nice one matey.

[@garyonnen7634]

Yay the big toys are coming out!

[@gbsbill]

Funny Riley I get such a kick out of watching that dozer. Just like a little kid. Glad it started.

[@martinsoos]

I needed to get new batteries for my CAT 977 track loader and I purchased two 12 wat solar trickle chargers first. I found that my batteries are now fine and ready to go another year or more. For the pony motor, I would advise a large deep cycle battery with one 12 wat solar trickle charger.

[@NutsNBolts24]

My dad use to put a little solar battery tender on his equipment. He'd make a little bracket with a magnet and just stick it on somewhere it would get sun. Snow will melt/slide off and his batteries always worked come summer.

[@johnmiley458]

Over 50 years ago the Cat. 8H was the primary main large dozer there was. It is a good idea to try and keep mud out of the tracks in the winter. Looks like the tracks need a little tightening Best to follow the fuel recommendations from the commenters. Try and keep the old type antifreeze in the engines year around. . If you are going to use it a lot in the winter worth the trouble to reverse the fan.

[@BIllMcCambridge]

Y'all have such a wholesome family fun channel. Thanks for sharing y'all's adventures. And credit to the edit!!

[@richardphelan8414]

Good show Love that Dozer ,take care of it and it will take care of you

[@rickvaiBBB]

Putting aside all the work you do on the property I have to say that you two were made for each other.

[@sharonfieber6458]

Reversable fan, push blade and turn. The hole left side inline with fan incert fan tool. Patterns for engine side shields online. Engine running cold, we used piece old carpet (wire tied front sweep posts) cover over radiator at -40°C with wind -50.

[@estellaknox9285]

Glad you still have the dozer

[@douglasrussell5098]

Looking forward to seeing what you both have planned for spring and summer. Stay safe.

[@mikeludwig4315]

Great explanation on the dozer.

[@TrzCharlie]

It must be a great relief to have the dozer up and out so you can dress the road after the mudfest. Kudos guys, I'm excited to see what you do next.

[@kennethgibbons366]

It was great to see the dozer on the go again!

[@coastalgaming1594]

always love that excitement when something starts on the show! hahaha

[@stephaniedeegan853]

Great for snow removal. Its amazing how sturdy these things were made back in the day. Bet the older ones were better. Riley is like a kid with a new toy smiling ear to ear

[@julieinak]

Great video, so well made, I stuck with it to the end as even your D8 can be fascinating!

[@lonpearson2134]

Letting a battery freeze is a sure fire way of having to buy another battery.

[@waskier4842]

HAHAHAHA! A very expensive lesson here in Northern climates.

[@howarddeheer8295]

I remember taking steel barrels that has been cut down about 10 inches tall and dumping Charco in them and covering the Dozer up with tarps and then sliding the charcoal underneath the belly of the Dozier and warming them up that way

[@teddysponsler6220]

Here's something I've learned from an old man while be an mechanic and a Operator. Take gas and soak a rag in it, while doing so, take off the Dozer air intake and take your soaked rag and stick it into the air intake, it's the best way to start any off road diesel equipment

[@wdwilson397]

I had the exact same Dozer on a mountainous property in Southern Sierras, CA It had the Pony Motor to start main engine (and started every time) these are bullet proof. I have the complete manual for it as well. Your Browsers are about 40% or so...such a difference with good browsers. The best thing I learned on that Dozer was the Détente position of the blade handle that releases the blade to drag on the ground for grading in reverse...perfect roads!

[@johnbroome3054]

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[@nickwright7631]

What size group battery do you recommend for these dozers?

[@timothyrussell4010]

i think that this is one of the best bought assets you got for the property it sure makes thing alot easier to do the heavier jobs especially maintaining the driveway

[@tombastion8097]

HI,, you guys that was too much excitement for one day and i am going to say that a dog isn't mans best friend that D8 is a mans best friend [ WOW ] what a beast..........😁😁😁

[@johnbeattie5765]

I wonder if one of them big ' Convex Mirrors mounted up front would help to see what's going on .Fuel stabilizes in both tanks would definitely help to keep the fuel from going flat especially when it sits for a long time ! Happy Trails from 🇨🇦 to the 🇺🇸

[@arlisscott3455]

Don't forget to grease everything. Your tracts will love you for it!