I May Have Bitten Off More Than I Can Chew With This Recovery

[@adamlee581]

I'd love to see more on what happens to this old iron after the recoveries

[@greedabney8919]

Yup that’s a great idea

[@raudijuan409]

Same

[@Yippa391]

Right!?!!

[@Jacobbunt]

Yes I’m so curious

[@Photosynthesisbeing]

Sold for scrap

[@theresabailey7236]

I am a somewhat retired professional engineer who did construction materials testing and geotechnical engineering since 1972. I know, before you were born. I love watching the recovery videos of machines stuck and buried to the roofs! Your ingenuity in getting them out is amazing. Stay safe. Theresa Bailey

[@deancoleman8969]

Retired from a magor drilling company after a long career of moving heavy loads. I would love to see what you men could do with a hundred ton crane. Thanks for the entertainment.

[@LandolinaCorp-qk1yj]

Sound hot

[@waterfallfarm5408]

I gotta say I love seeing these old machines being recovered and being given a chance to come back to life But I do gotta say PLEASE be careful when using chains as they can snap and really hurt someone There was a farmer who lived about 20 minutes from where I am who was pulling a tree out of his field with a tractor and a chain. About 1/2 way though the job the chain broke and whiplashed straight through his cab and decapitated him instantly His family didn’t find him till the late afternoon when they came to the field and saw the tractor running at idle with both the back and front windscreens destroyed please be very careful when using high tension especially with chains as i would hate to see anyone especially you get hurt or let alone killed Keep up the great content Stay safe

[@awolgamming7793]

That's why I hate using chains to pull stuff heard to many stories of them flying back and cutting people in two in the blink of an eye, watching them stand so close makes me nervous but I know they aren't dumb and should know the risk better than anyone

[@awolgamming7793]

I actually have a story to tell here not about chains snapping and killing but sometimes else, my grandpa worked at a sand pit, they dredge and refine the sand there, now to get the sand leaving the plant they would use trains and one day there was an accident with one, a guy got impaled by the cupling mount while hooking the shunter engine up to some cars the dude had it go right through him but somehow he was alive, ambulance was called and they said this "if we remove you from this you will die" so he calls his wife who comes to the plant to say goodbye and the they disconnect the train and the car and he was dead instantly.

[@waterfallfarm5408]

@@awolgamming7793 ya that is a gruesome story

[@t_g_gamerftw5075]

@@awolgamming7793 I'm surprised they didn't cut the coupling mount off the train, then bring him to the hospital where surgeons could cauterize and close the injuries before removing it. I mean chances are he still would have died, as it almost certainly would have become infected after being struck by dirty metal and having it stuck in him for a long time. But people have survived through similar injuries, so long as they can get them to the hospital where surgeons can properly close the cut veins and arteries. Then again, this was back in your grandpa's day, so techniques would be even worse off compared to today. They also might not have been able to get something to the area quick enough to cut him out.

[@greenhometony]

You sound like an Iowa guy, same here born in IC.👍 back quite a few years ago I worked, (in denver) with a guy who had walked off the deck into the elevator pit of the building. I don't remember all of the details but he ended up falling on to a vertical piece of rebar that was embedded in a slab. They had to lift him up and cut off the rebar to take him to the hospital for surgery. He obviously made it as we worked with him but damn what a thing to go thru.... By the way, I was taught to throw a towel or moving blanket over a chain or cable so if it snaps the line drops to the ground.

[@kylekroschel3879]

Just a good feeling seeing them all smiling and hugging at the end! You guys have a good group of friends and don't take that for granted because we don't stay forever!!! Keep up the amazing work!

[@andrewbartlebaugh1324]

I love and enjoy watching all your recovery videos. My 11 year old son also gets a laugh out of the times your team"clowns around". Keep up the great jobs and more importantly, keep remaining safe while doing so

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[@dselimovic9]

Andrew I feel the same always watch them with my daughter and she loves them lol

[@geofferyshanen7758]

Dave: I was in the heavy duty towing business for several years and actually had the pleasure to operate the first Holmes 1801 west of the Mississippi. It was a beast. As division manager I was tasked with numerous recoveries. I wanted to pass along one technique which I used several times . I specialized in cement mixer recovery, as you know a loaded STUCK mixer can be quite difficult to recover. Here it is: if access is from either end, try to run your main winch line under the stuck vehicle if possible to the front of the vehicle , secure it around the frame if possible in front of steer axel. When you apply winching not only do you apply a pulling force, but a lifting one as well. That’s it…. it worked for me, but might not be applicable to all situations….. Great Job, I love watching your content…Thanks

[@profhortsunlover1536]

i love the fact this team are a little bit unorganised ~ sometimes winging it, learning as they go, evolving it is both charming and calming youtube is wonderful for anthropologists 🥰

[@Zyworski]

Back in the 60s, my dad used to haul heavy equipment like this using a double gooseneck trailer. I was just a child at the time but I remember everything as being massive. He would deliver to the big hydroelectric and highway projects that were going on at the time.

[@rjapplebottom7045]

Making my day again with another recovery! Thanks bro.

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[@brianknauff6695]

Wife and I have watched you guys all this new years weekend. Thanks for your entertainment. Happy new year 2023

[@claytonbistline9943]

Heck yeah I grew up in Orderville still visit my parents over there all the time. I remember seeing that scraper there from the other side of the river. Glad you guys can do something with it.

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[@austinharmel6633]

I enjoy watching the recovery videos! They are always interesting an fun to watch to pass time when I’m waiting to get unloaded!

[@dunkersonkendal]

That was awesome to see I'd love to show you a video of an old military dump truck I had to recover up on a ski resort that went off an embankment about 200 yards straight down 2 heavy wreckers and 12 hours later we got it back up on the road keep up the great videos much love my brotha's

[@kdgckg]

I love all your crazy shows… I have a love of excavators, heavy equipment, rock crushing plants… The works… So much of my life mirrors yours many ways… I just wore my body out too much, and am pretty worthless now, mostly just old stories, and riding my purple Harley… You guys are definitely my new favorite show…

[@jdboyd1861]

I love the videos of these types of recoveries! Curious about the weight on the trailer particularly, with a tandem limit of 38,000 in Utah. Scraper was loaded with the front axle over the trailer tandems, and it has to be close to that on the front axle of the scraper if not over. That thing looks HEAVY!!!

[@mymisty7]

Need a 50t detach

[@garethifan1034]

631b weighs 35,000kgs / 35 Metric Tonnes - not as heavy as I imagined

[@grahamstretch6863]

@@garethifan1034 That is 77,162 lbs, much of which would be in the drive unit so possibly over the 38,000 limit!

[@josephinegreen9968]

Love watching the team work together and sort things out.

[@OriginalMomo]

When Dave says”I may have bitten more than I can chew” I click crazy fast…. Love your recoveries.

[@paulprigge1209]

@K Den You can’t hit a home run on everyone! But thanks I appreciate what you all said

[@bigchevy350boy]

Right!? Same here!! I saw that headline & was like yep.. That's where I need to be! Haha 😂

[@Toesmack1]

I never actually saw how it was done, but we had a transport driver in Reno, NV that hauled in 2 different Cat scrapers that were D.O.A. Both were dead stick and he loaded these by himself using only the recovery winches on the trailer and tractor. Didn't take all that long either. Wish I had seen how that was done. My part was replacing the engines in both. They did have air in the tires though, thats gotta help!

[@titopacheco8616]

I like how every single vid is done differently, they are all awesome no doubt but the editing and complete look and feel of each vid is a complete 180 from the last, its pretty cool!🤙🦅

[@SajberSfera]

yup that is cool

[@Largecar2165]

Should of put it on a rail trailer

[@mikeyacullo]

You guys do the coolest shit. I love this channel

[@Frank-xd3rv]

I can hardly believe it, Heavy D went through this whole video WITHOUT saying "literally" at all!! You can do it Heavy!

[@jessemarvin3217]

I absolutely love what you guys are doing. I'd personally love to work with you guys.....Keep up the good work. I'm looking forward to seeing the next video and more updates on the Susan Powell case.

[@freddogg2327]

The old equipment tells a story of our past, I absolutely love watching the old stuff found and some of its history being told

[@adamgould4570]

I’m the same way when it comes to equipment. It’s awesome to see a good team at work. Fine job operators.

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[@stevenbrown8446]

Good luck loading that scraper, if my dad would be around. He would have loaded it like a lawn tractor, He's loaded twin engine cat scrapers 627 & 638 scrapers. There is literally a few inches of the tires on both sides hanging on the the trailer.

[@mromatic17]

@heavyDsparks Thanks for making these videos! I live in Salt Lake City and I totaled my SUV yesterday in that bad snow storm and I just lost my job too! im feeling really down at the moment cuz I don’t know what to do about my car to find a new job, but your videos have made me feel a lot better! Thanks Craig!

[@CORNDODGER]

In the City they call it CARJACKING seems to work for the BANGERS

[@mromatic17]

@@CORNDODGER lol yeah not worth the trouble!

[@Bible.Thumper]

Sorry about your many troubles. Believe just enough to ask God and then ask for a miracle. Then tell Him what you want and put the answer into God’s hands! You not only will get a miracle, but will feel the joy of a whole corporation up there to help you. I for one think God is allowing bad things to happen right now because he wants His children to call on HIM and not the “beast” system, or to try to fix things alone. Hope this doesn’t frustrate you more! I agree all your troubles are resolved! ❤️🙏🏼👏🏻

[@NytZor]

There's just one thing to do. Keep on keeping on. Get out there.

[@mromatic17]

I know thats all i can do is pray and hope things get better. Its just hard to stay positive since i’m one of those types of people who seem to have to learn everything the hardway. I’m a single father raising an 11 year old son and i have to make sure hes happy before me.

[@ourr.c4065]

The machinery you have at your disposal and the team effort you guys put in is brilliant. Great job guys.

[@trevorknight7711]

All these recovery videos make me want to get into this business. Great video keep up the good work 👍

[@baucherjl]

I have never driven anything big machinery wise but I love watching your videos and seeing how y’all problem solve and always get the job done!

[@MrRebar15]

*HeavyDSparks* Bravo well done, thanks fellas for taking the time to bring us along. God Bless.

[@brianw572]

Another great recovery Vlog Heavy D!!! Thank you!! Love watching these and look forward to every one that you post.

[@nicolamig9684]

Changing the world one recovery at a time !!! Great work guys

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[@normplatt7549]

Amazing recovery VLOG ! Didnt think it was going to work ! Great team ! Keep on smiling!

[@KevinMaloney01]

Heavy D, I grew up over there! I mean I used to have a tree house literally down that creek a little ways, we always used to see those things growing up as kids just wasting away! That’s insane!

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[@Crystal_CNY]

The production of the videos - On Point. The views, scenery inside and out, the music and of course the humor.

[@nitrox4578]

I would love to see a remodel series on this scraper

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[@stephenglass2011]

I would love to see HeavyDSparks go to Mayfield, KY and help those poor people . Their town was flattened by a tornado on the night of 12/10/21 ! To see you guys mobilize with all your equipment and go down there would be awesome and God’s blessings would be upon you . PLEASE HELP THEM !

[@paytonhughes381]

Congrats on getting your dream truck bad ass recovery videos like what y’all stand for and the obstacles y’all have climbed over!

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[@mikesmith6665]

I've hauled 100's of pieces of equipment (some running, some destined to the scrap yard) and my only suggestion would be to load those the other way. Always keep the crazy end close to the unload point. (The pivoting point) Less fighting it during load and unloading. Also keeping the motorized end down in the well cuts your overall height. Also as long as the pumps (Hydraulic) are good, and the tranny still works, toss another motor in it and sell it!

[@derrickbryant9604]

Thanks for all the hard work guys! Love the videos

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[@PandasFknRule]

I just wanna say the effort y'all put into the sponsorship portions is appreciated.

[@Russellsperry]

I’ve done a lot of extreme recoveries, and I really love these videos! 👍

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[@colinkobel2868]

I spent many hours running a 627, which is the twin engine version of the 621. Glad I was younger then, because they beat us up pretty good. Now they have cushion hitch ride and air seats.

[@robert.brokaw3829]

That's one big machine. Glad that it just didn't rust away into the ground. Nice recovery. Stay safe and have a day to were whole crew.

[@Burley_Bert]

There’s tons of these old belly scrapers around, the place next door has about 20 of the old cable controlled units they used to pull with tracklayers. Maybe I should ask the neighbor if he wants em gone, that would make for a good video series xD

[@Svensk7119]

My Dad once bought a scraper that looked very similar. Caterpillar had to print a manual from their archives. It cost $90 in the 90s. It was cable driven, and the cables were an inch thick plus. I was told at the time that it was only legal in three states, because of the cables. (Literally, the grandfather of "Oh, snap!). Eventually, they converted it to hydraulics. In the early Aughts, he had it scrapped.

[@zandersohn4283]

I really liked the video, The only thing that would’ve made it any better was if I had my power boxes while I watched it, but I don’t because they never came! Lol

[@jonathanpennington566]

Yea same here I received the single but still haven't received the double box I ordered!

[@DaOneAndOnlyKDubb]

Nothing better than seeing a oversize load on a sweet rig!!! Loving the recovery videos! Thanks for the awesome content!

[@edwardgarrison3298]

love your show, love the recovery that you do., I admire you guys

[@jayhuyssoon9486]

This is what I like about your videos as a a Star Trek fan, your episodes remind me of Scotty, telling Captain Kirk of an action that be done. However by the time final credits, the Enterprise is ready for next weeks show. It has been said that you can’t make chicken salad out of chicken manure by adding mayonnaise. However, your team seems to make chicken fricassee...lol. Love your videos and what you can. May God bless you.

[@jojolovin]

Nice coordinated and “easy” recovery!

[@sicanady]

Glad you made note of those AMAZING operators!!!

[@Clarkie2936]

Love the recovery videos they are always good to watch

[@eightbars1]

I drove huge scrapers in Death Valley, and my favorite thing was you have to drive it with one hand or the bouncing it did (we had to drive full throttle all day long) would throw you all over the road. With an engine in front, and an engine in the rear, it was both powerful and fast!

[@boring.doerings]

This isn’t a vlog….it’s a move by way of mini series. Love them all ❤️

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[@herbertbell9438]

My guess is as things like "DPF" get worse those old scrapers will be worth more and more. Mine site I worked on got rid of it's old iron and they're regretting it already with modern equipment costing outrageous amounts of money to maintain.

[@joescambait]

You guys always make it look harder than it really is 😁🤣

[@willieseymore4512]

What's funny is you don't know shit about recoveries and ur comment is idiotic at best I've been doing recoveries of all types all my life ya granted they aren't complete professionals with the best equipment but for a bunch of beginners they do as dam good job at it and get the job done and adapt when the situation calls for it ,that's all that's required good job guy's

[@willieseymore4512]

What's funny is you don't know shit about recoveries and ur comment is idiotic at best I've been doing recoveries of all types all my life ya granted they aren't complete professionals with the best equipment but for a bunch of beginners they do as dam good job at it and get the job done and adapt when the situation calls for it ,that's all that's required good job guy's

[@willieseymore4512]

What's funny is you don't know shit about recoveries and ur comment is idiotic at best I've been doing recoveries of all types all my life ya granted they aren't complete professionals with the best equipment but for a bunch of beginners they do as dam good job at it and get the job done and adapt when the situation calls for it ,that's all that's required good job guy's

[@joescambait]

@@willieseymore4512 What's funny is i was being sarcastic because its so hard what they do ... Take a chill bro

[@antoniettewalker2031]

That was such a big machine great job guys

[@showsteer1]

Man I love to go on a recovery with you guys. Just to see and learn the equipment would be epic!

[@angelmorris2130]

To be honest, I thought that it was some of you guys running the equipment loading that big boy. The way they communicated with you and listened to your every command was spot on. You may have felt like you were running around like a chicken with it's head cut off, but to me it looked like a well rehearsed concert with you as the maestro. JOB WELL DONE!!

[@AO00720]

This seemed like an easy recovery.

[@thishandleisnotavailable]

Would it hurt to just change your profile name?

[@AO00720]

@@thishandleisnotavailable No.

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[@hydro2wheel]

I remember watching one of these things ruin my playground. There was a shallow box canyon less than a 1/4 mile from my house and in the center of it we built up a BMX track on the "flat" ground. Within a few months a couple of dozers and one of these things had the whole area reshaped to become a section of a new neighborhood. I have a great appreciation for goliath sized machinery, but it is a love/ hate appreciation.

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[@ronaldoudman3608]

Amazing how they get away with hauling stuff illegally all the time

[@ericdyer9080]

How is it illegal? it's chained, he has his oversized placard out, he has his strobe out. So.. what's wrong with it?

[@bluezhawg2104]

@@ericdyer9080 overweight that’s what!

[@ericdyer9080]

@@bluezhawg2104 Um.. it's 540.00 a year for a overweight permit per year in utah. and that allows you up to 129,000 lbs, so no, not over.

[@bluezhawg2104]

@@ericdyer9080 on six axles… yeah he’s overweight. Don’t forget the bridge law.

[@donnae9781]

Merry Christmas to you and your family and friends. I love to watch your recovery videos. I used to work at heavy and big trucks store, so I kinda have a heart for heavy and big trucks. Truckers are some great people with a dangerous job may God bless them all. Just want to tell you, your doing a great job. God bless you all this Christmas season. Keep up the good work. You all have a good heart its great to see.

[@rjmansablan4908]

The coordination and team work is super.

[@live_2_ride_ride_2_live]

Dude, your new camera man is awesome... good angles, steady, and if he does the music and effects as well, he is an absolute beast! 💪Good content!

[@badgerpa9]

That will take a lot of love, would be nice to see it run again someday.

[@kirkswenson2436]

Another great recovery brother! I love to read the comments. Get a kick out of the arm chair quarterbacks. Air the tires up, use the hydraulics from another machine, should have loaded the other way. Not sayin they were bad ideas but when ya say it’s been there thirty years and a lot was taken apart kinda says it all. Ya know they cannibalized the crap out of it. In an out an home with all hands in good time. Well done

[@eddiecabrera1408]

Wow heavy d that is one hell of a recovery now I don't know if your truck looks bigger than a machine but from my end that machine looks way too big for your truck but you guys did it man you got a hell of a crew and this is why I watch your vlogs your videos whatever you want to call them you're the man dude would love to see you rebuild that thing but I know that if it takes too much money and I know you have a lot of it you will rebuild it hate to see that thing go to the scrap yard glad nobody got hurt, 💯💯💯👍👍👍🙏🙏🙏🙏🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸 GBA

[@47Table]

Great video! Thanks for doing these videos. It's been helping me and my kids get through a tough time.

[@spencerhide5010]

My day becomes better when i see these dope recoveries

[@TheAverageDutchman]

I wonder if you could have used one of the diggers as an external hydraulic power pack and plumbed the lines for the scrapers lift cylinders straight into it that to lift it. Couple of blocks around the shaft (if it's an extending cylinder) or some chains to block it retracted and you've got a much easier to handle machine. That Case digger already has an aux circuit to the boom arm it seems. Edit to add a thought I had immediately after: If the cylinders on the scraper still hold oil well enough you could probably even get away with just having some manual valves in the lines you hook up to them and just close all valves to block the cylinders (though that's gambling on all the old and tired seals holding)

[@higgydufrane]

The power of the hydraulic systems on these big machines never ceases to amaze me.

[@devakolb8045]

Your videos should come with warnings! Things like, 'Don't forget to breath!' You make the best scary videos. I am now even afraid of even Tonka trucks and tractors.

[@cyclesingsleep]

When all three loader operators were working in sync...beautiful! ...great crew all of you are!

[@R1Flem]

I’m glad to see Bud back in action. Where has he been?

[@jimdevilbiss9125]

I always like it when you see something huge like that scraper with a sign that says oversize load. You know if you can’t recognize it you probably can’t read the sign either. Great job and from what you showed it was a very safe job.

[@iamjackalope]

Back in the 80's I was taking a welding class at the local community collage getting my certifications. During that time one of the big earth moving contractors donated two beat up bottom scraper buckets to the college so we use the plate steel for welding practice. So for two days we went out as a class on location with cutting torches in hand and cut the buckets up into pieces and hauled it all back to the college. It was double wall 1/2" plate steel. That bottom scrapper there looks like it was built back in the 60's. The operator doesn't even have a cab.

[@felina10246]

What massive piece of machinery! I can't believe you could actually drive with it on there let alone fit on there. I'd say you were the expert that gave the hand signals to put it exactly where it needed to be! They must've been sad to see it go. They had their pictures taken with it for the last time, lol... Peace and Love always...

[@Caffeinated-Veterinarian]

I am impressed at the smooth work those operators did that.

[@justm2040]

Hunter needs a pair of steel toed sandals for work. Can’t laugh at Hunter for wearing socks with the sandals since I used to do that when I was younger. Anyways, great video guys. That was the best team work with heavy equipment I’ve even seen! That was amazing that the scrapper fit. Look forward to the update on what you decided to do with scrapper. Have a great week guys. 😎

[@bobscott9253]

Those guys need to help on a future recovery!! Smooth

[@johndilella7240]

I must say, you definitely do some very interesting recoveries. The pro bono work is awesome to see. Great job

[@blakelind3167]

You guys always have the best content

[@williamhitzke]

I could watch those drone shots from the end for hours hahahaha. Beautiful!

[@Ralf1erudd]

You have a great team and they are all very skilled

[@earlnielsen1779]

I enjoy your shows it reminds me the way it was like it was younger when people help each other. We here in Oklahoma call it the oklahoma stander neighbors helping neighbors.

[@gatorsfang8183]

usually skip in video ads but I watch all of yours, pure entertainment!

[@edzimdahl1158]

Have seen various videos that load non-running scrappers, and knowing box drops scrapes when engine not running have wondered why don't load onto trailer back end first?? the blade would then just drag over ground or trailer end rather then digging in, just curious, or is there a reason has to go on front end first ?

[@ralphbuschman3364]

Never a doubt in my mind guys. It's big your skillset and tools are formidable.

[@pamelaremel7477]

That was another beast! Honestly all the sound effects & hi-jinks are so hilarious! 2nd viewing was just as funny! Hans may have redeemed himself a bit!

[@dennissergeant6101]

Your guy’s filming is top notch!

[@bigchuckyinkentucky6267]

I ran on just like it years ago. The company that I worked for even had a 631A that was in perfect shape and used everyday. They are all cable actuated. Only the steering is hydraulic. These things are a blast to run. Little bit of rain on a good smooth hard packed fill and you drift one of these like a race car. Believe it not they are pretty easy to turn over. Ask me how I know.

[@randymorrical849]

Love seeing old iron saved. Hopefully you can use it instead of scrapping it.

[@eeonnjock4822]

Driven a long time ago. Very cold Scottish weather and no cab!!!!!! Really great recovery Keep safe

[@nigelburns1892]

Lord D sparks and his mouremen ❤️❤️ of gold 🎖️

[@destinhunt9308]

Yet another great video from you guys! Good job fellas!

[@clooney1074]

That was a great ad in the middle...I literally laughed out loud!

[@warpig24v81]

That’s one big machine y’all did amazing getting that loaded and safely keep on keepin on

[@prinzeugenvansovoyen732]

8:55 how comes you dont have a 24v aux hydraulic pump - just disconnect both sides of the hydraulic cylinder, screw a hose with ball valve on the lift side of the cylinder, pump it full of oil, shut the ball valve, disconnect the hydraulic unit and drag it out did that with a dozer and a grader and a tractor with a front loader but no installed hydraulic pump worked really good each time, if you plunge a suction hose for the pump into the hydraulic tank of the maschine that needs moveing you dont need to waste any oil , also works with diesel and motor oil but id not reccomend it if you have something better like used or new hydraulic oil

[@Hogger280]

You might try putting some air in those drive tires on the scraper! I hope you don't have to go over a scale with that because those trailer axels are WAY overloaded

[@feellnfroggy]

Good job on the vid guys. Definitely shows that you listen to comments and hear us.