Overheating hydraulics back again for the second time, I’m about to pull my hair out on this dozer!

This one has drove me nuts, its cost me thousands of dollars but I think we may have it fixed.
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[@dean0502]

This is my dozer! And the 3rd one I have bought from C&C! They have fixed it and it runs awesome! These guys are hands down the best company ever. Clinton goes way above and beyond in customer satisfaction as you can see in this video. My first dozer from them was a 450J the 2nd was a 550K both with forestry package and perfect dozers. This one I just mentioned that it was getting warm and he said bring it back and I'll take a look, and you can see what taking a look means to Clinton! He truly went above and beyond! Thank you, from a very grateful client. Dean.

[@alfitz2189]

After they cut down the trees and make rafts form them, how do you ship them to Israel? Just asking.

[@wasfazed]

Any man who will out of pocket 5 to 7 thousand, to stand behind what he sales, has my greatest respect !

[@midgetrace]

My thought would have been the winch pump, as it is always running.

[@erikcourtney1834]

That’s why he’s still in business and growing. That’s what any customer wants and they will Continue to come back. If I have a machine I can’t fix (or don’t want to), it’s going north a few hours to Clint.

[@johnweatherford5760]

Yes sir I completely agree we share the same value’s.

[@TheMilwaukieDan]

Those fish??? Soon to be fossils in a few millions of years.

[@garysoykin2783]

Total respect that’s for sure

[@donalddehaven3229]

This dozer might have cost you several thousand now but in the long run it will make you many more thousands because people know when they buy from C&C Equipment they are buying from the best company out there. This will bring you more customers. It’s hard to find ethical and professional companies these days.

[@WombleUK]

As frustrating as stuff like this is for you guys, it really does make for good content & it's good to see you admit when you're struggling & running out of options & don't just hide that from viewers & pretend you always know the answers straight away.

[@danielgriffith7694]

As a 40+ year Individual Journeyman Machine Repairman, I’ve had great results by checking the temperatures as soon as it starts from cold. Pump, valves etc. as you know,The internal leakage will generate heat. So there’s a greater temperature difference at start up.

[@monkeybarmonkeyman]

Actually good to see you standing behind your work and the equipment you sell.

[@merlinsmith2431]

Your commitment to “make things right” is impressive and very rare these days, great job!!!

[@danacampbell-vu2ut]

Check with CEE from Australia, he uses some kind of 4 part spray concoction to check for cracks that aren't visible with the naked eye. Kurt might be able to help. He has a machine shop and makes some really amazing parts for the construction industry in Australia. 👍❤️📹🤔😃

[@camerashy44]

Curtis uses a Magnaflux Liquid Penetrant Testing Kit. (SK-816 Kit)

[@erikcourtney1834]

Welding supply’s have a 3 can PT kit. Been using it for years. Works flawlessly. Only had to apply a little heat (200*-250*) twice for the crack to show up in 18 years.

[@user-nq4ht7pb6w]

Kurtis is a master of hydraulic ram and bucket/blade repairs, a lot can be learned off him.

[@jg6142]

Clint sometimes you come across a head scratcher and it was your time. Awesome job and you’ll have a customer for life.

[@latisimusd]

This is one bizzaro overheat to find. You obviously don't give up on resolving it. Good stuff!

[@brotherbruce]

If you can fid out where that litter bug lives you can deliver his stuff back to him. Now that would be good content.

[@tomrogers9467]

It’s the USA. Jerk likely has an arsenal in his garage. People get shot for just driving up the lane there!

[@trudyburns86]

I start watching C&C videos at 6am and on and off all day long at about 9pm i am still watching , i am 82 and have plenty of time, thanks Lewis

[@dirt9925]

Had an issue similar to this on a 980c loader. The dealer and the mechanics kept saying I was working at too hard is why it was overheating. We took it into their shop and we got a season mechanic who try change the vent on the hydraulic tank problem solved and $80 part and we probably spent close to $3,000 trying to solve the problem. Now I routinely clean the vents on any machine I'm running.

[@bradcasstevens1207]

I can say one thing about C&C equipment. They do all they can to make it right!! Best company I have ever seen. Good job Clint!!! Your the man!!!

[@user-zr1ij2tm6u]

Yes its great the way you keep the customer happy by standing by your warranty....I have the greatest respect for that....stay safe you all

[@donsturtevant2396]

That machine can be ordered with a cooler, from Deere. I’d recheck it and make sure it’s not equipped with one and if not, install one. Maybe he’s using it hard enough to require one. It doesn’t make any sense that a cooler wouldn’t be installed on the machine as part of the OEM package but only as an option… that’s stupid.

[@terryglasbrenner2078]

Integrity is what C&C stands for!! 👍👍

[@garyriggins3354]

At least you guys didn't give up.

[@RANDYSMITHOU812]

Outstanding job standing behind your equipment.

[@briangoss7424]

Old sausage fingers is now a proctologist. Crikey, I hate to be his next patient.😂

[@erikcourtney1834]

Funny I was going to mention a MT or PT test. (Magnetic partial test or penetrant test). You can pick up a dye penetrant kit at a welding supply. It’s a 3 can kit. Cleaner, dye, developer. Works really well. Used it for years working on oil storage tanks and Pipelines. It’s not expensive and it’s a quick test. You should have a couple cans around for sure. It’s well worth it.

[@philhunt9297]

Kurtis @ Cutting Edge Engineering (Australia) has a few videos where the test kit is used - another great KZbinr and heavy machinery "fixer"

[@lhr1701]

Good morning Mr.C you could strip the valve body back apart. And heat it up. (Not too hot). Any oil that is hiding in a crack will start to come out. And you won’t need to use the dye penetrant on it.

[@vernt4583]

We used dye penetrate on nickel base valves and components and had great results.

[@rmiller2179]

I dont understand why a crack in the valve body causes overheating, can you esplain plz

[@lhr1701]

@@rmiller2179 it will cause the oil to go thru the crack when it is not supposed to and that will generate excessive heat .

[@liamterry5301]

I was lmao when Kevin was talking about his pond. And the guy's burning diesel fuel! 😁🤣😂😭 Awesome video Mr. C tell Mrs. C and the team I said have a awesome week!!!! And make sure Kevin cleans my tools and tool box when he's done!!! LMBO 😂😭

[@Lucysdad66]

I love it when a pump comes apart in the morning and sends little peace's to all the cylinders and values..

[@andrewruble7706]

Thanks for showing how customer service is done by a pro. A man who stands behind what he sells. Refreshing and enjoyable to see Clint. You and your company show that you can do things right and still be successful. Thanks for sharing.

[@HorsleyLandy88]

Bless Randy, give him a pay rise.

[@KenFullman]

Or time off to go fishing.

[@franksilveria5464]

We blew a hose on John Deere 862 scraper filter housing and my guy had one made but they only had a smaller diameter hose. For months we kept cracking welds on housing and we finally figured out that the smaller hose was the problem.

[@w056007568]

Thank the Lord you had a spare parts dozer to fall back upon to hopefully provide a solution to this problem child!

[@rinardman]

Heart wrenching!! A boy and his favorite fishing hole parted without remorse by the cruel dozer operator! 😲😭

[@georgeschikschneit7142]

You are a good man to stand behind what you sell .

[@ProudPapaw88]

Man that was a tough one. I knew evidently you would figure it out. Great video. Thanks for sharing.

[@terrycannon570]

You look just like my nephew that every time I watch your videos, I think of him. He is a great kid/man and is probably about your age. Glad you found the problem. Hydraulics can be very deceiving. I had a problem that looked like an electrical problem because it was repeatedly extend and retracting a cylinder over and over again. Come to find out it was a relief valve out of adjustment. After further investigation we found out that it was the operator intentionally adjusting the relief valve so he would not have to run the machine. When I got thru with him, he transferred to another plant.

[@lchebuhar9212]

Kudos to you for standing behind your equipment! 💪👍🏼

[@zenoelea8239]

Oh no... 35:50 "the gears compress the oil.......".🙄🙄 This is a positive displacement pump, it delivers a volume of oil. The pressure is created when a restriction or load is applied.Still love your videos. 👍👍

[@stephenwright3094]

A truly wonderful channel, most places TALK about customer service, you guys epitomise American customer service, simply the BEST in the world from my family's experience...Thank you.

[@vincentbyron7086]

Really enjoy all your videos and the icing on the cake is the banter you guys have.Kevin has the same warped sense of humour as myself. Greetings from Dublin Ireland 🇮🇪

[@nightstorm9128]

What part,,I'm from cabra,,,,

[@vincentbyron7086]

@@nightstorm9128 Knocklyon.

[@paulryan9024]

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[@s.powell335]

I think I can speak for everyone viewing when I say that we all wish there were more mechanics in the world with your integrity. Great job and outstanding perseverance to fix the problem.

[@whathasxgottodowithit3919.]

People dumping litter and waste is a worldwide problem it seems, we have it bad in the U.K. too. Great video as always, that type of fault is a nightmare to diagnose.

[@rickharper1497]

Clint, that's a tough pill to swallow. Glad you found the problem.

[@butter262]

And that's why you are THE GUY.

[@t1259sw]

Got to love troubleshooting, that's where the fun begins.

[@TomLow-gf8pb]

Hi Clint, in 1963, I was a millwright apprentice, I bought a Craftsman double box end wrench, 19/32 - 25/32 . A plumber borrowed it, used it on a pump. He threw them away, and used standard nuts. That was the only time that wrench was ever used. My son has that wrench. Keep up the good work!

[@molivroman9806]

new sub for you fellows. I would give anything to have a shop like yours. Lathe, CNC cutter, 2 welders, rotary lifts, lifts, and everything a boy could ask for. I hope your boys appreciate having a Dad who lets them work in his shop and doesn't yell at them.

[@patrickcolahan7499]

You can use Dye Penetrant Inspection paint. It consists of three agents, 1) Red Dye, 2) Cleaner, 3) White Developer. You apply a cleaner to the surface, then a Red Dye, wipe off the dye and then you spray it with a White Developer. If there is a crack the dye that is in the crack will show up easily as a red line in the white developer. Inexpensive process and very easy to use. Way to stay with the problem until fixed. Says volumes about your ethics. Thanks for sharing.

[@erikcourtney1834]

Bingo. I mentioned it aswell.

[@ronaldheit196]

We used that and magnaflux on Coast Guard aircraft parts back when I first worked on Grumman HU16e Albatross seaplanes. Found a few landing gear and engine mount craves that way.

[@18287470]

From a old retired Mechanic ,hear me out, First I don't know your tractor hydraulic system set-up. But here is the formula I used over the years, gasoline /diesel /hyd. systems with oil coolers all operates at about/around 100 degrees above the outside temperatures. take in account common sense operating conditions. good luck

[@randyadams7269]

Great point. They said it was real hot. Someone just said run it till it blows up at this point.

[@MySynthDungeon]

Alright!! Friday hydraulic troubleshooting Here we go!!Cheers!;-)!

[@Robertmacmedia]

Hopefully it’s fixed for the last time🍀

[@gullreefclub]

To look for the possible crack in the valve body you might want to consider taking it apart and strip it down and then place it in a oven at 225 degrees for about an hour or so to make sure the valve body is up to temperature and then check it for cracks

[@opendstudio7141]

U.V. Penetrant or Magnaflux inspection would reveal any cracks or fatigue in a no load condition. The special equipment is a bit pricy to own and in this instance, impractical. But, an alternative is have a machine shop conduct the parts inspection. Always good to have a buddy close by in Indiana who owns a machined parts manufacturing business.

[@markmercnut]

A true businessman who stands behind his work, my hats off to you

[@wendyandjodymaillet7503]

Clint, your service after the sale is phenomenal! You’ve definitely gone the extra mile and beyond! Take care sir and I’ll see you on the next one…

[@texasproud3332]

Anybody that has ran a business knows that word of mouth or customer service is key

[@timclements9070]

190 is perfect running temperature for a cat

[@EyesOnlyTeam86]

The integrity of Mr. C is EXACTLY why the business is a great success!! God rewards those of honesty and integrity. The narrow road sometimes isn't easy. May have lost thousands on this job to make wrongs right, but in return was rewarded in MILLIONS of sales or great auction prices. It's future customers like me who will GLADLY spend more to buy something here and have it shipped, then to perhaps buy local and get screwed. Appreciate the AWESOME work! LOVE YOU sausage fingers!!

[@anger806]

The easiest way to find cracks in cast valve bank sections I’ve found is to clean and dry them really well and run a torch across them, either the edge of the crack will turn bright red because the material is so thin or you’ll notice oil start rising to the surface and revel raking the size and shape of the crack

[@garymurt9112]

I run a 982m cat loader at work, we've been having trouble with the hydraulic oil getting hot 210 degrees, the mechanic wouldn't do anything till it throw a code, i finally worked it hard enough to get it to the 220 range where the code throw is. The mechanic camecout and used his temp gun. He found a major change in temperature at the valve that is much like a thermostat on the cooling system. It wasn't opening to send the oil through the oil cooler. He changed thatvpart and now normal operations the oil is 130 to 140, the hottest I've gotten it is 155.

[@wrstew1272]

25/32nds iffn I remember correctly is the transmission to bellhousing on a 54 back Chevy. It’s been awhile, but that’s the place that I finally found where it fits. You are welcome!😂

[@tireballastserviceofflorid7771]

Just a passing thought. Worn hydraulic pumps tend to make excessive heat. Probably wouldn't overheat the system, but it's technically possible, especially if working heavily loaded for long periods.

[@seanpierce7673]

Dam clint! That was a strange one! Hopefully it's fixed.

[@trickstothetrades1801]

Hydraulic and electrical problems can drive you crazy. ANY good mechanic has been there. And we all sleep on it and do a lot of research and stress but we all get there in the end. Great job hanging in there

[@johnrex4819]

A FLIR infrared thermal imager is a great way for finding where the heat is being generated. A lot of my job is industrial hydraulics.

[@Emvie152]

The length you go to satisfy a customer is really amazing. If I was living in the US and in need of equipment, I sure would buy it with you.👍👍👍

[@scottshugdinis2660]

I couldn't make a better comment than what your youtubers posted about C & C Equipment. Hats off to you guys. The only thing I could add is that it's great that you get Mason involved doing some over the work. I'm sure he's learning more than you think. 20 years from now he's going to be doing great things!

[@C_CEQUIPMENT]

Thanks

[@moman0166]

Never give up. Where would we be if there wasn’t people who just give up on a special problems. You rack your mind over and over . Thank God for special people like you and Kevin.

[@mcporter03]

I’m glad you are on KZbin and not a dealership with the same issue. The dealership might say it’s broken an needs to be replaced, and they have a good deal on a gently used one only used by a grandma plowing her garden.

[@jim-me9wm]

I think this episode is the best advertisement you could have made for your business. We stand behind what we sell.

[@HorsleyLandy88]

Looks like you need Dirt Perfect to sort you pond out.

[@Mtlmshr]

That would be Maddening!

[@user-wy3zl7sw6b]

nice 2 see you standing by your work gutted it must of cost you a fortune not good but keep up the good work

[@2nickles647]

The way you stand by your equipment. I would buy a dozer from you sir.

[@markaumick7808]

Damn that was a pain in the ass. Good job with finding n fixing it.👍👍

[@moefuggerr2970]

Lets hope that got it. Learning experience for next time for sure.

[@rjm7168]

25/32 is a standard size. I have several of them but they are old.

[@kenore4003]

I was told that those two sizes were meant for the old time square burrs (nuts). Whether that true, I am not sure but there is probably someone who does.

[@gwbuilder5779]

Yup. I had Craftsman 3/4 and 25/32 box ends straight, angled, and manifold style. I did have one 12 point for square nuts and used it on an old cable dozer.

[@marctrossbach6560]

Well done, proud that folks like you and your team are around and in business

[@gordontyrer2039]

You know what I like is that you don’t let go of the machine until it’s right! That quality in it’s self! I like that, a lot!

[@frankboothe6946]

Good job guys 👍

[@rickhaymond3477]

He will be a customer for life .

[@TheSwedishHillbilly]

Wow, never give up! Respect. 👌

[@Steve-dt1dk]

Credit to you Clint and the team. I joined your channel when Dirt Perfect had issues, as commented below a man who stands behind what he sells, not many of you around these days.

[@daviddziegielewski653]

Good job sticking with it! Keep up the great work and videos.

[@charlesroberts6965]

Amazing to watch you trouble shoot these hydraulic systems has to truly be a headache when you run out of options...just curious does John Deere have like a printed flowchart that gives you a guide to aid you as you trouble shoot these systems. Cool to see that you figured it out and handing it back to the customer. Awesome job 😎🇺🇸🔧🛠️🛻🚛😇😀

[@johnunsicker7440]

There no flowchart just knowledge. Once he check the pressure and that was fine it just a guessing game.

[@rhondasweeney7271]

Hope that dozer is finally fixed 🙏 😊 Thanks for sharing!

[@glenschumannGlensWorkshop]

Thanks for taking us along on this journey. This customer owes you his undying loyalty.

[@johnnylindsey5808]

Good job guys

[@adamharding1152]

Another great video!! Thanks

[@williammills5111]

Perseverence, pure and simple. Good on you, guys!

[@Lracer61]

Great job! Nice to see you stand behind your equipment

[@psychedelicgem]

Just brilliant. Fixed everything !

[@RECKLESS1957]

In business you have got to protect your good name,sometimes it can be expensive.

[@paulkelly4959]

I love watching your videos! Not only are you guys a hoot, but it’s amazing the great work you do and how well you take care of your clients - without stressing out! Also, amazing how you get the whole family involved in your business. The boys have a great role model in you guys!

Nice little dozer that 👌

[@michaelmahoney5885]

Great outcome

[@brianorr7288]

I take exception to the PBR comment!

[@paulkilburn6102]

Love that your content is warts and all! Now that’s confidence in your work. Respect!

[@tennysoncason772]

Nice work.

[@danielkennedy1524]

Great fix! Great seeing all having a good time and being pros!

[@carlkucharski9758]

Great job!!

[@craiggreenhalgh1082]

Interesting Video Guy's .👏🇬🇧👍 As For That Littering P.O.S , You Should Have All Run To The Fence & Videoed His Face The Despicable Runt ❗

[@malcolmyarnold6172]

Good job guys looking forward to seeing your next project ❤

[@danny_webb]

Wow, so frustrating. Hope that's fixed it. Good on you for sticking with it.

[@jimsiler8111]

I love watching you and Kevin go back-and-forth on what it could be you two make a good team and I can honestly say you guys never give up where some shops and some people just throw their hands in the air. Good job guys.

[@jaybailey8044]

Your knowledge about all this is impressive. I like watching you go through all the fixes.