Fixing equipment, trucking sold items and picking up new items traded in all in one day!

[@glennjukes5581]

Wheeling and dealing-but always moving forward! The American Way! Love this content....

[@tomuchfunwithgas846]

Clint @ C&C and Kurt @ CEE. Must be Friday. Best day of the week.

[@warbirdwf]

Just an FYI. I worked in the equipment rental industry for decades. Several veteran delivery drivers died when they were ejected out of a boom basket while loading and unloading. Our drivers were required to wear harnesses and lanyards. If they were caught NOT wearing them, they were terminated. We took it that seriously.

[@grasub1]

Totally agree - it’s mandatory on all our sites in Ireland - including delivery drivers. Stay safe and live along life.

[@mattmanyam]

I watched one of the owners of the company I was working for trying to load a "knuckle-boom" type on his small utility trailer to take home for a personal project... no support under the ramps, and lifted the axle of the f250 off the ground... when he realized the pickle he was in, he tried to hurry onto the trailer, and when the tail of the trailer popped back up, he narrowly missed being ejected, and almost crushed himself against the overhead door he was exiting.

[@jwdickinson1]

soooo kind of like a modern day trebuchet?

[@outdoorlifemaine6691]

Well we're watching the video so I'm thinking he's completely fine if you want to work like a woke that's up to you

[@prinzeugenvansovoyen732]

33:01 thats one fine tractor with all attachments you could ever need maybe you should have shown the function of a tractor winch since meny people in the USA are probably less familiar with them PTO winches than most people in Europe- they are ubiquidous here and used in everything from construction - wood pile driving for boat decks with fhammering weights and a snatchblock on a pole since them winches have freespool - hoisting stuff with a slanted rail construction site elevator, pulling stumps and persuade trees into the right direction , skidding logs and offroad and roadside recovery - like often pulling grain carts and tractors out of field bogs - even have seen it used to drag a anchor chain across a pond to rip out algee and till the mud to prevent new algee , drag boats and boat trailers onto shore in places where no concrete ramp exists / its to steep to use a car skid steers are unheard off other than tight space earthmoveing- in construction mostly replaced by telehandlers, backhoes & small size wheelloaders & wheeled excavators and tractors of all ages and sizes are abaut as common as pocket knifes most guys are just no fans of tracks if they can be avoided - extra low ground pressure tires - and if necessary tire chains - are cheaper than tracks and undercarriages less noisy and road legal - all wheel drive hydrostatic articulated wheel loaders between 6 to 10 ton size are common instead of skidsteers for farms - only have seen skidsteers a few times - once for snow removal around building blocks on sidewalks , once for being lowered with a crane to scrape out waste water treatment pond mud from the concrete basin into a suction dredge and excavators reach and once for removeing a collapse from a historic mineshaft for a museum - all where also wheeled skid steers - one with over tire tracks and the others with or without tire chains - id say for all rural folk excluding city ppl in europe over 28 different nations one in 8 probably has a tractor with a 3 point hitch dump box and a PTO logging winch bushhogs are nearly unheard of if not homebuilt - nearly everyone uses rotormulchers with swinging mounted Y blades disc plows and rotatory cultivators are also not that common - here plows and agrarcultural chisel plows with weighted pull behind crumpling rolls are common also nearly nothing gets pulled by hitch other than a trailer - everything is 3 point hitch skidsteers are exhubitantly expensive here - noone dont pay 35k for a tracked skid steer if a 3 to 8k used tractor can do the same work - 12k if you insist on 4WD and 5k if you add a front end loader - for that price difference people take a stiff neck, worse visibility and some inconvenience with stride - or a farmer that has to push out manure nearly daily - they use either a front end loader on a tractor, add a dump shovel to a forklift or get a small wheelloader - used ones (in fix up condition) start with 2000€ and good ones start at like 10k with new ones being like 30 k with a 30 year life expectancy and minimal upkeep costs....

[@oddtechman]

nice to see a random day, Clint. thanks for showing a bit of the day to day stuff outside of what you would normally show us :)

[@flyme53]

Love the sound of that truck.

[@cherriedroutz4448]

Thanks for the ride along!

[@marlondeere3039R]

There is alot of us that has the mini excavators so any videos on them is a plus thanks

[@andymack5093]

Always a good Vid when we get to "ride" with your very cool Pete.

[@terryrogers1025]

Thanks for the ride along, enjoyed watching you take in all those trade in toys, like see a vid on the wood mizer. Kevin’s toy is looking sweet. Enjoyed watching.

[@prinzeugenvansovoyen732]

35:40 add a charge air cooler

[@stephenmeeks684]

Those quick attachments are so nice.

[@johnsaltarelli7185]

You should get one of those Milwaukee M18 heat guns. They work pretty well for heat shrink. Thanks for making these great videos!

[@LBRS2nd]

Love that noble navy blue truck. ❤

[@eagledustoff37shortserious65]

Corn Smut is what you were asking about. FYI, the more you know! Tell Kevin I've got a 1970 Dodge Super Bee with 440 and 2 4bbls with side loaded 4 speed I'll race his El Camino❤😂😂😂😂 Only car is a Mopar! Love yall!😊

[@RandyHunt19]

Wow Kevin the turbo worth more than the car in Clint eyes for sure nice job installing by the looks!

[@StuartMoser]

I was born in Versailles----Missouri. There for a second I thought you were coming to my birth place.

[@stephenmeeks684]

God gave us a beautiful sunset to see.

[@randydobson1863]

Hi C & C Equipment & it's is Randy and i like yours video is Cool & Thanks C & C Equipment & Friends Randy

[@HorsleyLandy88]

How many videos have I heard Randy on the sander? He is a good guy.

[@JoeTerrell-g1l]

Great show

[@NormLenhart-v4l]

The arrow was probably the previous owner's Non-Milwaulke brand gutter cleaning utensel ;)

[@simonkennedy2700]

Looks like you got a great deal there buddy

[@troykitchens9924]

It's called Smutt!!!!

[@davidolson7575]

Wood Meiser would be an interesting project

[@EmilyZackino]

Your videos always leave a mark in my heart and mind. Thank you for your creativity and passion!🤑😕♣️

[@chadtimmerman9857]

Working at the rental yard watching videos many of drivers getting bounced out of the basket moving em manlifts. Harnesses are cheap for your boys.

[@jamesashley3827]

Wheelie and Dealing 👍

[@buzzardwhittle4336]

Always enjoy the show.

[@chipps1066]

JLGs are fine equipment!

[@MySORRELL]

THANKS!

[@MySynthDungeon]

Alright! Random day,Coffee on! Lov it! Cheers!;-)!

[@josephohara7407]

That 4WD tractor has Captain Kleenman's name all over it. Sure wish he could afford it.

[@lordcaptainvonthrust3rd]

I always enjoy your content and I really enjoyed the variety on this one too 👍 I reckon Matt@DieselCreek would love that Wood Mizer Just tell him it's old and not running and about to get scrapped and it'll be gone And we get to enjoy watching him making it operational again Everybody wins 😂

[@coocookachoo2806]

Moldy corn tacos, huitlacoche.

[@rhondasweeney7271]

There are screens you can put on your gutters to keep them from clogging up

[@jwdickinson1]

Huitlacoche, also known as corn smut, is a naturally occurring corn fungus that is a delicacy in Mexico (thank you Google!!!)

[@stephenmeeks684]

Nice trade.

[@logancarter2134]

I've had limited experience loading different types of heavy equipment on trailers. It takes a lot of guts, balls, nerves, whatever you want to call it to do it. The margin of error is extremely small and the consequences of failure are very high. Clinton makes it look too easy.

[@JaniceBrausch]

Clint do you consider Kevin as a valued employee or a valued friend or both?

[@C_CEQUIPMENT]

Both

[@seanpierce7673]

😂😂😂! Hi guys! Im from washington st. And itd liberty caps that get you high! Shantreals are accually really hood for you!

[@ericbrown2079]

if Peterbuilt made a pickup? like your show. cheers!!

[@colinkennedy8730]

That bobcat paint job was not runs they were waves I believe I saw a guy surfing 🏄

[@jimhancock5047]

Busy, busy with wheeling and dealing! Maybe someday a sold piece might get shipped out from your RR siding at the fab shop!

[@ShawneeTrail-s6g]

Mount your camera like FSC Trucking cool Kat I'm enjoying it I miss it.

[@coocookachoo2806]

Musta been a turkey hangin out on your roof 🏹

[@parker1ray]

Your supposed to roast sausage fingers LOL!

[@ColinLennard]

That wood miser how about offering it to Diesel Creek

[@popko12345]

y love jour truck clind beautiful collar

[@Bman2020]

I wood be good with the wood miser video and all the rest of it 👍👋🇨🇦

[@williammatthews2948]

Kevin's Hell Camino looks like it gets 3 gallons to the mile. Lol

[@clarencewiles963]

Work the woodmizer

[@Creative.cable.fla.]

Stop sign outlaw

[@galas455]

Oh no, you bought another Ford tractor, please, please don't let Kevin work on it, it could set off his "Ford tractor PTSD" syndrome. LOL 😄LOL.

[@Sean-i4r]

Don't forget Fords have the best hydraulic power out there period and I know now they're New Holland whatever same difference Ford/, new hollandhas the best hydraulic power out there. So I believe that brush hog is not too big for that tractor as long as you're doing grass. Or bird dogs and golden rod and stuff like that.I wouldn't use it cutting sumac.Trees down that are small.That's not what they're made for

[@reggreenslade5769]

those knobs on the grouser bars, not a normal thing? iam guessing its too stop her from sliding sideways

[@bobmahnamahknob]

Howdy y'all

[@C_CEQUIPMENT]

Howdy

[@redrickvann9877]

The skid steer he traded for, was it bigger than the T190 ? I don't understand why he would trade for a skid steer when he had a skid steer.

[@timsaunders8384]

Did Kevin increase the gap on the piston rings to prevent blowing up the engine since it will run hotter inside the engine

[@surlyogre1476]

At the end were you guys talking about "corn smut"? people pay a lot for that.

[@DaleWesley-d7i]

Castlegar honda,. Tulip creek 🍽🍽🍽🍽 that's funny.

[@JaniceBrausch]

Wow Clint this guy traded all that equipment for one skid steer?

[@mattfetters7321]

How's Hunter's football season going??!

[@KrKold]

Turbo-Kelvin

[@Sean-i4r]

Is that the same El Camino?Kevin has always had or did he buy a different one already done

[@muztbnutz4306]

I noticed you don’t cross your tie down chains how come??

[@michaelhartloff3833]

Do you guy's ever use the honda rodent tape when doing wiring repairs

[@stephenmeeks684]

Bill Clinton was coming down the steps of Airforce 1 with a little pig in his arms. Marine at the bottom said, “Nice pig, sir.” Bill Clinton said, “I got it for my wife.” The marine said, “ Nice trade, sir.”

[@MaDeX-k2w]

Would you say that weather is normal that time of year, here in UK we're slightly warmer and humid this time of year too.

[@MrNiklas1967]

Hi buddy

[@MaDeX-k2w]

Hi mate

[@Silverhornet81]

Cold air intake from inside the engine compartment?

[@texasmike_K5TXM]

👍

[@thedaddy1945]

👍👍👍👍

[@surindersandhi3924]

Hi My Dear Friend Very Very Great Job Sir ❤❤❤❤❤

[@Me-F.C.]

4 minutes only driving... c'mon.. BOOORING!!! 🙄 omg.. there was more driving.. until minute 15.. 🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️

[@leoncolyer9420]

The problem is Kevin wouldn't be able to see over the turbo if it was higher 😂😂😂😂 you would have to make him a BOOSTER SEAT 🫣🫣🫣🫣

[@brianhubbard1621]

Waiting for new channel “ hobo Kevin ; ranchero driver “ no habla engles

[@MiaShannon-f3o]

Each of your videos is a small masterpiece! Quality, editing, presentation of information - everything is top-notch. Thank you for your hard work!🕋🔺🦬

[@SonyaKaycee]

Your channel is not just a place to watch videos, it's a platform for learning and personal development. Keep up your important work!🏂🤹🚴

[@NatalieMyrtle]

I admire your professionalism! Your videos are always so high quality and interesting. Continue to please us with your works.🐭💽🛬