Logging dozer transmission pumps leaking after only one year after rebuild, what could it be?

[@williammatthews2948]

When Clint's at 3 minutes into the video and he's rethinking his life's choices, you know it's gonna be a good video. Lol.

[@dd6892]

2:44 here’s the time stamp for you

[@greatergood3706]

The loggers are covering Sausage Fingers's salary, year after year

[@JohnSmith-ud9ex]

Can we have a moments appreciation for a young man operating a forklift with two peoples fingers at his mercy and making a damn fine job of it ! Nicely done, Mason, nicely done ! = )

[@MrPnew1]

True, these young fellas work like seasoned veterans

[@ProudPapaw88]

Great video. A lot better than anything you can find on TV!! Keep up the great work. That poor little dozer must live a rough life lol. Thanks for sharing!!

[@glennspreeman1634]

Yeah! On the rough life

[@alithemagicbum]

Christmas came early.....everybody got new boots, glad you got a pair for Mason, well deserved. The young man seems to be a great helper, not everyone says (thank you) before they leave. God bless his heart. Thank you for another great video, always enjoyable,interesting and entertaining.

[@karlmckinnell2635]

See Kevin was putting the camera in the wrong end 😮😮

[@MikeInTrafalgar]

They need to send that dozer to B&D Equipment and have it "fixed" lol

[@jerrygoggins5663]

😂

[@RDevx70]

Troll of the year! 😂😂😂

[@bones2610]

Your local loggers are the hard enduro riders of the construction equipment operators. They don't play nice with their toys

[@dennisholst4322]

Rough Riders

[@jenniferwhitewolf3784]

It would very interesting to follow this little Deere to a woods job-site, and get some video of just how hard it works skidding logs. Where I live there used to be a really big logging industry, employing many. One thing I learned 55 years ago, loggers will use 130% of any piece of equipment. They work in full speed all day, and push like no others to get it done.

[@liamterry5301]

So happy everyone was able to shut that POS scammer down!!!!

[@jwdickinson643]

you guys, Tucker, Hunter and Mason included, do amazing work…not just the technical work, but the way you take customer service to the next level! Awesome content, Clinton!

[@stephenvale2624]

Nothing ever annoyed me more than having to do the same job twice. Machines can be sooooo impolite at times!

[@mfreund15448]

And this one is the 3rd time. They did it twice last year

[@VaJamie]

I can't believe it. I just watched the entire videos from last year on this same machine yesterday. Holy moly,,,flip to YT just now and it's back in the shop. Crazy.

[@dansbrown1313]

Thank you C&C Crew for another fun filled video. Looking down at so many hoses makes me dizzy so it's great the world has people like you.

[@michaelmcdonald6727]

Clint, you and Kevin work so well together. I had a best friend like that at work, when I was doing something he would already know what I needed and vice versa. Couldn’t get any more accomplished if we worked by our self’s. Thanks much for sharing your videos.

[@ShainAndrews]

There needs to be a pressure monitor on the return side. Sure be nice to know there is an issue before it requires pulling the pumps.

[@thatdave86]

Im waiting for Clint to build a lifting frame for these machines that fits inside the cab and uses a block and tackle and a load leveler,that gives you a quiet controlled way to extract these pumps and transmissions

[@mariusdd6194]

I wonder if we can name that dozer Emotional Damage!

[@ericpaul4575]

New item to checklist. Check status of cooler bypass whenever pump work is done.

[@whathasxgottodowithit3919.]

The Logging Dozers certainly have to operate in a tough environment, however it makes great content for us the viewer. P.S. Love your classic Wheel Horse lawn Tractor. We do see them from time to time come up for sale at auction here in the U.K. Thank you for posting

[@thatdave86]

Q,are these machines up to the task ?

[@henkoosterhof5947]

​@@thatdave86 every machine is! It takes a operator to know where the limits are. Or a boss/overseeer who does not tell his workman to stress the stuff over the limit.

[@thatdave86]

@@henkoosterhof5947 that's a good answer

[@colinratcliffe2454]

Hallelujah mason got a new pair of boots. Thankyou Clint for very generous.

[@chrissonnenschein6634]

Just thinking you should be able to put some sortta oil degradable UV reactive dye in the oil & use a blacklight to locate sources of tricky leeks...

[@cwbean3087]

Kevin's boy called me and told me to tell his dad "He Wonted His Hard Hat Back"!!! :) Good job and good video!

[@garyflint1793]

Excellent work Clinton . I really enjoy watching.!

[@latisimusd]

Really enjoy the thoroughness of your diagnostic path/repair. Of course the banter is key. Thanks for the education & fun! 😅

[@charlesroberts6965]

Always amazing to see you trouble shooting this equipment and sorting out exactly what is going on with it... hopefully this dozer next time you see it will be for scheduled maintenance and not another major malfunction. Always learn something new watching you dive into these projects and appreciate you sharing your days with us...great content as always.😎👨‍🔧🛠️🇺🇸🚜😇⛄🌲🎅

[@scottmiller5053]

May I make a suggestion, if most of your work requires you to pull something out from the center of the machine, and you have a roof that limits your up-travel, could you use some type of electric winch that mounts back near the driver of the forklift, and than travels down the spine of that big yellow arm that you guys use! and use it like a fishing rod! you know pulleys which follow the spine of your yellow arm and than drops off at the end, so you can keep the arm lower, than winch up to the first pulley and than raise the arm up, so you can get tha big stuff out from the middle of your dozer and get rid of the long straps that always seem to just be a little to long for the job!

[@ShainAndrews]

Every time you add something like that you limit your lift. KISS... not just a ghay band.

[@deanchapman6425]

Logging dozers always pushing them to the limit. Operators pushing hard to get the job done. Clint great work, diagnosis with help from manufacturer is always sometimes the way to go.

[@Don_ECHOguy]

New boots were a game changer and makes for a happy successful fix... excellent repair guys!

[@Jack_Rabbit71]

Thanks for the video Clint and crew. Don`t ya hate that feeling when you look for a oil leak and find it coming from the worst possible spot, and you've been in there before 🤬 Getting pretty quick at ripping those pumps out and putting them back 👍 Keep up the good work. ✌

[@tomtke7351]

What stands out about your work... YOU TRY TO HAVE FUN FUN FUN

[@randyadams7269]

Very difficult repair. I never understood if it was all warranty coverage. Great work again gentlemen. Thanks

[@fredschneider4036]

You guys rock I’m retiring next year from mechanic work turning wrenches for 30 years! Enjoy watching the big boys fix their big toys , you guys should try watching you work in time lapse on x2 speed … hilarious keep up the great work and happy holidays

[@brianherron5400]

What's funny is Kevin wears a milwaukee shirt and uses a hobo freight impact. 😂

[@snapon666]

Always amazes me that such large machines have so little room to work

[@Coopdaddy70]

Really appreciate the commitment to your craft and the willingness to not only fix but find the root cause of the problem!

[@bradlewellen7461]

Need to get Kevin his own bump cap in pink ... lol great video

[@kirk467]

Hopefully the third time is the charm Clint and crew! 🤞🏻🙏🏻👌🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@Kstevensmd]

I really like my Brunt boots. Thanks for tipping us off to them.

[@Willie1911]

Great work guys, it’s nice to see an owner of a company getting in there all the time and working as hard as anyone else!

[@lawrencepevitts2434]

Are those iron beams embedded in the concrete your idea, or do most shops that work on steel track equipment have them too?

[@rickallen6378]

I like Kevin's "can do" attitude.

[@Bman2020]

Great watch feel your pain great to hear your pump guys replaced the seal retested certified for another year goes along way with the customer Iam sure 👍👋🇨🇦

[@tdkrei]

Clint, of my many professions through the years I've been rebuilding and repairing mechanical clock for over 40 years. I would rather tear down and remove all the gears in a grandfather clock and put bearings back in position before attempting to do what you guys just did to that JD. Whew!

[@ronaldheit196]

Kinda incredible how that dozer just keeps comin' back around to confound Clint and the boys at C&C Equipment. I definitely gotta think it's inhabited by a family of Gremlins.

[@kymw7833]

Thanks Clint and team another interesting video ,I thought the seat lifting mechanism was clever especially for an older machine . Cheers Kym Adelaide

[@tiredoldmechanic1791]

Kevin should have boots with turned up toes with bells on them, elf style.

[@liambrophy7574]

Bit of banter when you’re working together is very important

[@markgolembiewski4962]

Mason got new boots, outstanding.

[@Canoga_Knuckles]

@5:00 I checked the description to see if this was part 1, it’s not, yahoo, we finish this today

[@glennspreeman1634]

lotta pressure on the the newbie with that forklift!

[@Joe-kc3tr]

Loggers again oh dang🫨…lucky for them, C&C to the rescue. Master diesel mechanic Mr. Bub Got this folks too easy. For sure a lot of interesting stuffs you guys are working on. Diverse projects. I always enjoyed the channel. Thank you C&C equipment. 👍🏽👍🏽

[@kenwebber9429]

It look like A expletive's fix. Nice Job boys

[@GRUBB-MUDD]

I keep forgetting u from Indiana, damn u r killing it! Nice job

[@petereriksson1390]

There you tranm oil leak, not realy a small one either! Looking forward on the failure search on this bad one! Keep it up Sir & Co on C&C Equipment, lets see........., from Peter Eriksson Sweden Europe 😊😊😊!

[@tsparky236]

Shop full of kids? You guys get more done by mistake then most do working at it. Just love the channel, thank you and don’t change anything. 😂

[@rfaulkner9597]

As you were working on Tran and valves I could almost smell freshly cut logs

[@CSXGP38]

Love me some Brunt Boots. 8-10 hours a day on concrete warehouse, broke in from day 1. Nice work on the dozer too !

[@wendyandjodymaillet7503]

Great job C&C Crew! Another dozer in the books! Take care and I’ll see y’all down the road…

[@rugerfarming5387]

Glad Momma made a apperance once the work was done before the play with the R C Monster trucks. Good job Bridgette keep them boys inline.

[@KyleKinard-j8e]

Brunt is some good boots. ❤

[@joconnor3567]

I felt like I was in the operating room of a hospital and watching two surgeons perform open heart surgery.

[@brian7327]

Holy hell can you imagine laying on the table seeing Kevin and Clint coming towards you with harbor freight tools smiling before you are put out 😂😂😂😂

[@joconnor3567]

Love it

[@brandonhelton]

It's amazing the patience y'all have hats off to y'all

[@larryperdue508]

You guys should put in roll up garage doors and then you can put in a ceiling crane 😊😊😊

[@droidian]

The boots must fit the box. Jus' sayin'. kek SMILE TUCKER! You live in America. Gude vid boys. ty

[@everestyeti]

Instead of your remote controlled car race, you need to do golf buggy racing. Just like Monaco where they drive through the streets, your course could take you through the garage and the office, just think about the excitement. 😂🤣 👍

[@rhondasweeney7271]

Awesome job! Keep it coming. Great content, video! Thank you for sharing! 😊

[@motomatt6752]

Man people have no idea what it really takes to keep things running great job men

[@jameslangford1464]

New boot goofing

[@GREYSALP]

Boots................I was a phone guy for years. Our boots had to have !/2" heels or more that were square (perpendicular) to the sole. The reason was so you would not slip off a foot peg while working up on a pole or a ladder. Different application. Red Wing is big in that area. Great videos dude. Watch 'em all the time.

[@CharlesSmith-ty2ce]

The local loggers are the same as the Bull Riders of the Rodeo only difference is The Dozer doesn't throw them off hang on😂😂😂

[@MartinP1214]

I might have to try a pair of dem boots!

[@larryehrlich57]

You need to stock seat covers...so they can be put on before the seat "FOAM is damaged"!!!

[@bubbagreensmith7174]

Another good video! Nice work guys… 👍👍

[@jeffryrichardson9105]

Good one! 👍🏽😊❤️🇺🇸

[@thebear5454]

Love the video Clint. It reminded me of how hard it is to stuff 10 pounds of 💩into a 5 pound bag. They don't make it easy on repair guys do they?

[@michaelmullins1290]

These loggers are keeping you in business. Not that you have to like it, but it pays for some of your projects.

[@dmcc4286]

I am a Deere Tech. U are awesome boss. U lead by example and are not scared to jump in and help.

[@arthurbiringer5676]

Great video! Those come back jobs….. not good…..

[@johnroberts8475]

👋 got to love that repeat business, it makes good video's. lol

[@MrDaniel3105]

I don't even think logger wade has done that much damage to any of there equipment that that dozer has seen in the last repair and this one

[@president2]

Love it so much keep it up as always 💘

[@mischef18]

Great video and fix guys, a good result means ya got it sorted bro. Safe travels. Ken.

[@brian7327]

Hey Clint now that you know Kevin likes a helmet be an awesome time to give him his own helmet with a helmet camera so we can see the life of Kevin on a daily basis or bloopers TV which ever you prefer 😂😂😂

[@jamesdearman814]

them loggers got no couth toward their equipment. Mason is becoming a valuable hand - kudos Mason!

[@tommussington8330]

#CCequipment im amazed you dont have a lifting bracket for those winches as much as you work on them. Another lifitng jig for the pumps in side the cab like a engine hoist bracket with the screw on it to tilt pumps.

[@heatherlane9270]

And leaking it was. Back in the shop - hopefully no more issues arise. Good content too - easy to understand for those who know what they are doing - I'm way behind in these stakes LOL

[@lukemeisenbach1964]

Guess the pump front seal is the canary in the mine for bypass seizure. Pitty it didn't work for the previous case(s) tragedy.

[@markhicks118]

Thanks for posting

[@bigtom3422]

Ya'll need to put out more video's watching reruns get old

[@mrandrewdennis1]

Awesome job that is a ton of work!

[@larrywalker7759]

Usually you guys impress me with your clever gadgets and wide range of experience. Then I saw you fingering the glass bare handed to position it into a fresh bed of putty. Get you a pair of suction cups from Harbor Freight or anywhere for doing those kinds of tasks.😁

[@edrouse9578]

Merry Christmas from Canada.

[@CorvetteBill364]

Grea t Video loved the content of working on those pumps. I thought the only way that seal to fail was over pressure. I think you knew it too. But you were way more experienced as to what those pumps and hoses did. I really enjoyed watching it. Looking to be up that way in the spring. Looking to see the area.. May get a chance to visit..

[@RandyHunt19]

Clint now there is tight spots and then there is John Deere tractor tight spots, glad it was you and not me as I’m a twin to Kevin’s fingers. Great video just like all of them you do Clint!

[@mikebowling3228]

Been wondering what the long threaded bolt on the side of my seat was for, Now I know. 😊😊 Hope I never need to use it.

[@ipaddlemyowncanoe.7441]

That's a lot of work. You guys are glutton for punishment but you got it done. Another happy customer. 👍👍🙂🇨🇦

[@JamesTrump-k2y]

I've seen enough logging videos to see how they treat the equipment, the worst of any industry. It's good job security for you.

[@lgun1]

Your local loggers are sure rough on equipment. If you want to know, for sure, how good those boots are just give a pair to those loggers and see how long they last. 🤣

[@bigmackstruckstop9213]

I think that 73 ford grill wall hanger looks awesome kool,enjoyed Kevin's sarcastic humor,I'll catch ya all on the next one, from wv.

[@TheJimmybud]

I realize you guys are super busy at the moment. But have you ever thought of Tucker making a smaller boom to slide on the forks that isn't so beefy to make it easier to do jobs like that transmission. You probably could get away with something half that size and still lift it out safely. Just a thought

[@richmiller7834]

good, as always, thanks for sharing your stuff with us...