How many OLD BULLDOZERS do we need to clean out a pond??

[@dieseJL]

I think my favorite part was TD20E vs. stump #1. Man that thing sings. What was yours?

[@RobTuck1475]

Tyler, it's always a pleasure to watch you and your dad work on things together. Thanks for sharing another great video and Merry Christmas to you and the family.

[@Doitgood52]

Those weeds are filtering and cleaning the water. Providing habitat for aquatic life which is crucial for maintaining water quality.

[@Machines.In.Action]

9:19 - Starting that old TD20E feels like coaxing a dinosaur back to life. 'Come on, buddy, you can do it! 🎶

[@ch0pp3r72]

Love that you was able to save these machines cant wait to see the cats up an running again the longer videos are my favorite keep at it my friend

[@carloskawasaki656]

Thank you for sharing, another great moment who start with you and your project 👍👍👍👍

[@RussWabuda]

the format of your channel is wonderful merry christmas and very happy new year

[@dirtleg13]

I love how all these dozers were essentially scrap but in reality they are far from it. So crazy to me how wasteful we are as a society. Good to see you working them.

[@W8iHav2P]

In a "they function" way they're not scrap but to any company they're essentially scrap because they just can't be used profitably on production jobs.

[@billyhaddock5540]

Great Job Guy's. merry christmas to everybody..

[@michaelvollmer9491]

I think that the Iiebherr is an apropriate machine for your belongings. Tension up the tracks and gain more experiance how to operate this dozer. You will be satisfied

[@Dave460x]

Ole brick nose putting in work 💪🏻

[@prestonsousa5978]

After watching more of it , if you still have the power pan you should use it , beats having excavator put buckets of dirt in front of dozer.

[@dennis82468]

Thanks for sharing

[@00nutt]

Good memories made right there!!!!

[@dirkduhaime5327]

I like that little dozer. I would not mind finding one of those. I could get one of those running.

[@Lee-At-Green-Pheonix-Rc]

Merry Christmas dude the the DieselJL clan love these long videos man i play them building and tinkering im making all these tonka Rc a 1970 dozer, a 1954 road grader, 1984 wheel loader, my1990 dump truck from a kid, a 1970s dump truck my father's from a kid, a 1960s dragline saving these old tonkas and bringing them to life

[@williammccartney4833]

I don't mean to tell you how to do anything but a long reach excavator is the ticket for this deal . Merry Christmas and a happy New Year 😊!

[@dirkduhaime5327]

You do got some cool videos I must say

[@josephcarino5829]

If you bolt 4 railroad ties together with all thread and set them in the water you can drive right on them. Make about 4 of them and your all set

[@nodaklojack]

Wow, I would be scared to take a dozer in there. I would chicken out and get a long reach excavator. Small bucket and time consuming but less chance if getting stuck?

[@rirebel6029]

Awesome video but I got 2 weeks off of work for the holidays and this was wayyyyy to close to what I do 50 weeks out of the year 😂😂 fight with water fight with pumps fight with mud then try to make it look nice , oh yeah and as soon as the leaf start falling fight to race the freeze !!! You guys did a great job and you own almost all the equipment so I would consider it a big win!!! I think dad would be shocked at a long reach rental price i know I am everytime we get one.

[@jaygee999]

Tyler, does blue clay run in your area ? -- If you scarf the pond bottoms will they hold water ? --- Your Videos are #1 --- HAPPY HOLIDAYS ! ---

[@wry569]

Nice work.

[@brucevanderschrier9610]

Happened to notice that Let Model D or Model E (???) paddle pan when you were bashing those old cars in the back ground. Does it run or any posibility of a will it start video in the future? I looked on your past video selectios and saw only the Wabco 101. Great video bud .Thanks!

[@colestowing8695]

next project.....time to start looking for an old broken down excavator😁👍

[@colestowing8695]

ps, i have a question. I kind of lost track- is the td20 one of your recent acquisitions? Or have you had that for a long time?

[@EricMosegard]

Your face at the intro speaks volumes when your dad's talking about how to empty the pond LMAO

[@W8iHav2P]

Once you get some hours in an excavator it just clicks and you don't think about what control does what. It becomes like an extension of your body.

[@hokiedoo]

I seen a video just yesterday I am try to figureout how to send the video to you,this dozer is selling for $1,000 and it runs it just need alittle work! It's an older International

[@hokiedoo]

But it's in I believe Delaware.....GO LIONS

[@tomrizzo1554]

You can do with the old fashioned way and use a dragline on a crane

[@hinz1]

You need a tracked dump truck, IMO Dozer needs lots of power, pushing dirt, tracked dump truck, more capacity, less power requirements

[@darrellroeters4951]

Cattails grow edge not steep enough.

[@tomrizzo1554]

Fuel in the oil could be a leaky injector

[@W8iHav2P]

2:02:28 - wait, what did he say?

[@mAyhang88]

Latest cammont🎉

[@Tubroos_Bz]

I'm not sure you can ever have too many old bulldozers, can you? (Not sure the bank balance would agree with that view though!)

[@prestonsousa5978]

Between what you have dozer wise and the pan you should be able to get it . You may as well make it as deep as you can for drought periods of time. Your old excavator just find a 471 or v6-71. Boats an Harbour yellow sheet has plenty of older engines. You could be in my shape. My dealership has my tractor with a defective throttle posioner. Back ordered till 2025 an my machine is a 2024. My backhoe is to big for it. Older machines will out last new ones . The biggest reason is computers

[@benschlack5814]

Little ether will save your batteries and your starter. And really there should be no shame in using either.

[@flyinryan1986]

A little ether then becomes a little more and little more until engine needs redone.

[@benschlack5814]

@flyinryan1986 🤣😂🤣😂 ya ok

[@Rustfarmer-j1o]

I really enjoy your videos but please break them up into 1 hour segments. I need to still have time to go work on my own equipment after being inspired by what you’re working on.