We Almost Wheelied Over Backwards In a CAT D8 Dozer (Extreme Mountain Recovery)

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[@HickSquatch]

This about my favorite video ever. It has a close personal analogy. I worked hard and was good at it all my life; I would liken myself to a D9 Cat. Now, just turned 50 years old and I am permanently disabled from a lifetime of hard work in construction, cabinet shops and shipyards. I feel like that old D8 you rescued. I can still start and tick over, but my working days are over. It’s heartwarming to see someone care enough about the broken old workhorse to pull it out of the dirt and give it a good home. I empathize with that old ‘dozer. Rock On Brothers!!!!

[@mikeyoungblood1706]

I'm in the Bone Yard right there with You Rob, 56 Years of Operating Heavy Cranes all over the world.

[@edgarvalencia7523]

hats of too the o G,S we just don't get like y'all use to

[@mjolnirswrath23]

40 years old here been working construction full time since age 14 " dad had a heart attack " took up the mantel of head of the house , I'm running around 20 something's that complain about injuries and being sore.... meanwhile I just a few days ago put a 600 pound Glulam beam on my shoulder balancing in a ladder cause the youngins couldn't figure out how to get the damn thing Down...FML then day before yesterday one of them took two days off because they pulled a ACL the other fell off a ladder, meanwhile 2 months back I skillsawed my thumb like a fork and back to work using my still half a thumbnail missing using hands everyday... although it does suck sometimes to smack it with a hammer...guess I'm part of that dying Breed of Hard MEN... gramps was ww2 army Air corps drill sergeant and Sheriff Father USN ECM reconnaissance Vietnam 65 to 68...BOTH were master Tradesman...

[@TylerMiller04]

@@mjolnirswrath23 wouldn't you get more work done if you let it heal first? I also doubt the 600lb beam thing, but whatever...I'm sure you're a hard worker 👍😊

[@AKUSUXs]

I just turned 50 on Thurs 4/15. I suffer from a rare disease that affects all joints. I'm not disabled yet but that day might be coming sooner rather than later. Take care.

[@deblueth8523]

As the only Woman truck driver in Fillmore County MN, and growing up in a Rock Quarry, You guys make it look soo easy!!! Dang! Those come alongs, chains, and cables are HEAVY!! It's a plus to be in shape!! I have skiied Snowbird, Alta, and Park City!!!! Most Beautiful , breathtaking scenery I have EVER experienced!! PS. Nothing Sweeter Than Well Tuned Engine!!! Keep up the good work!

[@Marcywm42]

I am 81 years old. The D8 with the deep plow is exactly what we used to break ranch land into cotton farms in west Texas in the early 1950’s. I love it that the people I see here are still around. Thank you.

[@johnreynolds3428]

HeavyD, so glad i discovered this series, to me the is the best of America, big skies, great scenery, a 'can do' approach, a respect for machinery and great camaraderie. Add to that a pride in your country, but a great realism about the world. Keep it up!

[@rossheacock7054]

Hay Heavy D, You should think about working up a Skid Plate of Steel or Dimond Plate 10 or 12 feet wide and long enough to role or slide a Tractor or other Machinery up onto, with a Cable or Chain unit to pull this Steel Skid Unit down a Dirt road with caring the Caterpillar on it. It would be much easier to pull a Caterpillar or any other unit that could tear up the Road. Take the Skid unit to the job sight and load the Item onto the Skid Plate, then no torn up Road to Repair, at least not as hard a job to Repair as we've seen. And you can also use Round Wood or Steel Rollers under the Skid Plate when you are going onto to Black Top or Cement, or a Trailer. I really enjoy your program, keep it up my friend. Just an old Retired Millwright's suggestion.

[@jbennettkernan1211]

I love old dozers and I loved watching you bring this old girl off the mountain. When I was 8 years old a friend of my family leveled some fields for us on our farm in Vermont and he would take me with him on the dozer. When we were coming back from the fields he would let me drive. It was a tough thing for an 8 year old girl to do because the brakes were set for him and he was tall, but I managed. Our trail in the dirt road was not pretty but I didn't run it off the road and into the brook! Thank you.

[@jeffhartson9203]

Those D-8s are a piece of work. I remember the old D-9 at a camp I worked at in my younger days. That thing was a "beast ".. Great video and content. Keep it going.

[@gregwilkinson7532]

I enjoy the attitude of the crew,no drama,and it's good to watch a show that doesn't focus on that.

[@larrycox3290]

The filming of these recoveries are of excellent quality. Thank all of you for what you do.

[@rjapplebottom7045]

Yaaaaaas, thank you for giving us part 2 today!!!! So cool seeing your Kenworth in the videos with all of the other equipment! Please go find something else to rescue.

[@anchorbrandranch]

Just you wait!!!

[@AshleyHorne1]

I’m definitely keen to see more of what happens to this Dozer!

[@blairrobb5278]

Love the old D9’s. My grandpa cleared land with one. When I was 5 it was like looking up at the Empire State Building. Amazing old dozers thanks

[@rjman123au1]

I am a subscriber. When you were at the cafe and asked to the camera for people to like and subscribe the request came across dignified and respectful. One thing I can tell you, neither you nor any of your crew members is seen as a fake. All of you guys are genuine, and it shows! I don't detect a hint of BS in anything you upload The content is very entertaining and informative. I want to say you guys deserve any success you get. All the best to you guys and thank you for your uploads.

[@KutWrite]

I enjoy their episodes, but I do see a lot of added "showmanship" which indicates some are set-ups. E.g. Landing that helo on someone's land and digging willy-nilly for treasure. Finding some and keeping it. No permits? No agreements as to fees or percentages with the landowner? Worse if it's "government" land. I did enjoy watching it, though.

[@darlenelane9682]

You men are absolutely rock stars! The way I see all you guys is a lot of super smart, super strong, super rich little boys that can enjoy such awesome adventures that most men dream of. Of course, I'm praying that you wonderful guys will continue with your success and God bless you all. I'm 71 and I know my husband would have loved to do what you guys do! Thank you for such awesome videos. I watch you everyday!!

[@connielyons2386]

I'm an old lady who enjoys mechanics and big machinery I so enjoy everything you do and how you make me feel like I'm stand with you enjoy you story telling and other continent

[@unclespy]

Neat to watch. In high school (over 50 yrs ago) spent summers running a D7 and D8 discing and ripping cotton fields in prep for planting. Would come home half deaf, no OSHA back then...

[@chrisvenning4021]

Would love to see you guys repair the final drive and get it working again !!

[@criticalevent]

Ya I'm kinda curious what the price tag on that ends up being.

[@chandler4792]

The final drive took its final drive

[@johngappa8232]

You talk to damned much. Just show us the meat of you're videos.

[@wchaleyjr43]

Love see what you do I'm a Semi Truck Driver and see a lot of old Cats and such all over the place

[@donkendall1227]

@@chandler4792 My guess is it did $5-$10k worth of damage when the track started rolling.

[@GaryLordsWayMinistry]

As an operator of heavy equipment and retired I would love to do this kind of thing. Recover old equipment and bring them back to life. Resurrecting old equipment is a challenge that few can complete successfully.

[@thereasoner9454]

I am fairly confident that you all decided to make this a full, two day recovery right about your second bite of the first days lunch. I know when I find a good place to eat, it makes getting back there very satisfying. Great work dealing with this tough task.

[@andrewgilbreath1331]

I want to see the rebuilds of this equipment. And the finished project.

[@gregs_fpv5940]

Facts

[@jorgeltrevilla]

Yes please thanks

[@jacobleamon4243]

Yes!!!

[@ethanedwards5557]

Good

[@danielyoder1462]

Yes rebuild please

[@reloaded774]

some of the best years of my life was me glued in the seat of one of these beast ..loved watching you and the crew take the time and care enough to rescue the ole workhorse ..but sadly now I'm to old and beat up to run one anymore ....great work guys all of you

[@Pontiacse93]

Big brother helping hurt little brother. It is good to see history being saved

[@PaulMcClellanmn]

If you definition of saved is sitting in a bone yard rusting away then saved she is.

[@Rx7man]

@@PaulMcClellanmn LOTS of old D8H's and such still working around here

[@PaulMcClellanmn]

@@Rx7man lots of old machines maintained well out working, and will continue to work for years Cats are the most expensive equipment to work on, when they are abused and neglected (especially when the drive is spitting out metal chips) the cost of repair is greater than purchasing already working equipment.

[@Rx7man]

@@PaulMcClellanmn If the trans, engine, and undercarriage is decent, it's probably worth the work put into the final drives.. Yeah, new parts from CAT are stupid expensive

[@Kandres027]

The sound of the D8T tracks 👌🏼

[@philadelphiaslim4144]

Heavy d whats the best used cheaper diesels for us on a budget

[@Deere2154D]

Should be punched. 3rd gear is horrible on UC

[@jeepindave5464]

@@philadelphiaslim4144 nothing diesel is cheap my friend.

[@codystepanian9558]

Sounds like a tank

[@wallaceluna6241]

@@jeepindave5464 Mad fucking facts. Diesels are Blood sweat and tear money pits sometimes. Other times they beautiful majestic unicorns in their natural habitat

[@jerrymay3806]

I am subscribed and for someone who is a 72 yr old motorhead, I really enjoy watching you guys!!

[@oakleybates8833]

My grandfather drove that same d8 on pipeline for 30 years and blew out both knees from working the hard clutch so many hours lol love this Chanel good work boys

[@paulmallery6719]

Hand clutch

[@nbb04001]

This is 10x better than anything on television.

[@seanbeag7]

And discovery does not ruin it love your videos guys

[@tractorjunkco9431]

That's the best piece of truth I've heard since history channel turned to reality tv.

[@brad4110]

I don't even watch TV anymore

[@alcopower5710]

@@brad4110 me either

[@mandymoo7406]

@@alcopower5710 or me

[@tomgluth4254]

Just finished watching the Dozer Mountain Recovery. Great video ! I took it up again as you and your crew were in the diner. Shortly after, your hired hand was describing the plan to get it past the homestead there. His attitude was if it locks up, we’re done, just leaving it there for someone else to deal with it. I understand hands getting tired. But letting one voice it makes it unprofessional and makes for bad morale. Both of which are less than optimal. You’ll address it if you feel it’s a problem, judging from your attitude of getting the job DONE and finishing STRONG ! Yes, I am a subscriber, and I love the content of your videos. Doing the jobs that the chromed out, tricked out Rotator Wreckers couldn’t even GET TO much less do unless they gave up that chrome to some rock outcroppings. Or at least an oil pan ! I hope you guys continue, seems like you’re a great boss and you’ve got a good team there. Thanks.

[@djcrazycanuck6528]

LOVE the content. And love how you make us all feel like we're part of the crew. Keep up the awesome videos.

[@davenichols7973]

Coo I love tractors

[@cookin4u97]

It always amazes me how robust these old diesels are, you leave this thing out in the elements for a decade and with very little effort it fires right up.

[@donaldbrown6707]

Im betting anlot of people would love to see what you do with all the old equipment you recover. If you get any of it working again and keep it or sell it, either way would be great to see.

[@burgbuilt]

They should’ve called you when the ship was stuck in the canal 😂😂

[@bikerchic7938]

The ship was driven there on purpose to highlight human trafficking

[@waynebfr8953]

@@bikerchic7938 lol yeahhhhhh right

[@gazof-the-north1980]

@@waynebfr8953 Bikerchic is actually correct. Keep watching.....

[@mountainman9024]

@@gazof-the-north1980 I actually had a thought about it when I seen it said ever green as that's a Rothschild and Clinton owned company if I'm correct. From dark to light I'm glad to see more and more that know what's been going on behind our backs! And the more it gets exposed the weaker they who do such evil become!

[@donaldfrenette5599]

The boat was never really stuck in the canal their was a political reason for it don't be fooled by looking at this when you should really be looking at what happened on the stock market and how inflation kicked in since 🤔 don't believe nothing you hear and 50% of what you see !! Respect Lonewolf 🙏🏻

[@juleskier5ninedsl]

Would be awesome to see a video going through repairing the final drives and getting the ol cat pushing dirt again! Sweet KW Heavy D 🤟🏻

[@mikehull8915]

With all these dead dozers, have you ever thought of using steel plate, angling the front curved upward like a ski and placing under the track during drag? Would save a lot of resistance

[@brianjacobs1241]

Yes it would but would it be exciting…..

[@gordonlee6631]

I don’t know why they don’t take out the drive cog so they can freewheel.

[@vickireynolds4055]

@gordon lee they did that on the Salt Lake recovery, but this going down a mountain. Wouldn't free-wheeling be a lot more difficult to control? Just askin'! 🤔👵🇺🇸

[@Ahis89]

@@gordonlee6631 didnt they try that?

[@mtraven23]

@@vickireynolds4055 I'd argue that symmetry would result in the best control, be that both tracks free spinning, or both locked. also could have used a semi rigid link between the two machines.

[@joannehart9624]

It would be great to see some videos of the dozer repair/restoration.

[@PaulMcClellanmn]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/hpKTZnmGqpt7h6M Enjoy

[@tomlord5652]

I love video's of heavy equipment recovery. You guys hit it out of the ballpark... So much fun to watch you guys get that old Cat out of the mountains. I would love to see more video's like this from you guys in the near future. Great job you guys and looking forward to more content like this.

[@davidgibson8174]

Keep up the heavy equipment recovery. I love it. I'm a heavy equipment operator of 17 yrs in a rock quarry.

[@thomascaligari9688]

id give anything to have my old D8 back, sadly it was on the edge of my family's property and some kids came and messed with it and ended up setting it on fire, and sadly the old girl wasn't strong enough to live through that. R.I.P. D8 (McStucken)

[@offroadrecoveryteam]

Off-road recoveries are always fun, a new challenge every time, and a big feeling success when done.

[@sprucesoldier]

👌🏻 Fick Yea!

[@Rx7man]

Recent subscriber to your channel, good stuff there!

[@offroadrecoveryteam]

@@Rx7man Thanks

[@roberthuron9160]

Not only do you have resident geniuses,you definitely have at least a platoon of very hard working Guardian Angels,as they are professionally protecting your lives and limbs!! Plus your sense of humor is contagious! Quite a gang of real people,who operate like comic book heroes! Thank you for your time and effort!! More power to you,and keep up the good work 💪!

[@offroadrecoveryteam]

@@roberthuron9160 Right on!

[@markpayne9731]

The power of positive thinking once again, he gets the job done every time with his band of Brothers, which are truly his friends

[@GregoryJohnston77]

EXCELLENT JOB. I don't think people realize how hard it is to recover dead equipment let alone D8. Awesome job man.

[@eastsider85]

Women: he’s probably on his phone watching porn.... some guys:on the toilet watching a bulldozer get pulled off a mountain

[@tylerrobertst-rob1731]

How'd you know

[@reaperhunter7297]

Really says "don't jump to conclusions" I'd say👍

[@epjetta]

Are you watching me?

[@adrianorona2131]

Do you have a camera in my restroom

[@anibalbabilonia1867]

Yep! That was me too!👋😆👍

[@shinenwga7784]

Enjoy the camaraderie of your crew and mostly, the great positivity. Proud D8 operator @ rock quarry!

[@footballdrills3434]

Love watching you guys do these ridiculous heavy equipment recoveries! So entertaining!

[@MidwestToolReview]

So what happens to these American Relics once you've brought them down the mountain, or dug them out of their graves? Are they to be restored or refurbished? I'd love to see what happens after they've been rescued.

[@andybruni9390]

That would be my question as well?? What happens to these ancient relics that they aquire

[@oBseSsIoNPC]

According to some other videos, HeavyD being the hoarder that he is, adds them to his collection or finds buyers and sell the equipment before he even unloads it onto his land. If it's worth fixing he does it.

[@iowafarmer5418]

I too am curious what happens to some of these rigs. If you restore them would love to see the video. Thanks for this one.

[@sarasmith181]

Who wouldn't subscribe to their channel? I'm a woman and normally would not enjoy content like this but I did subscribe to all their channels then my husband that is a master mechanic started watching over my shoulder and now he is obsessed and we watch all their content together as soon as it's posted. Love it all!

[@witherking9670]

I would love to see more of these barn find videos

[@JamesBrown-lf4dl]

Back in the 80's I ran scrapper as a teenager, I remember using 2, 24B's to load a dead 24B onto a low boy. Quite exciting it was. Good job dude, that was cool.

[@michaelgreenfield465]

This is definitely the best content on KZbin. Nobody’s doing anything even close to what you guys are doing. Keep up the great work.

[@rolandozuniga3825]

You guy's are bad ass!

[@thomaschandler8036]

Enjoyed your rescues....keep up the good work.....

[@joeyhughes3565]

Enjoyed the fact you got on with the job & problem solved it to a great conclusion. When the "going gets tough, the tough get going".

[@MoneyC2102]

Just found this channel and already spent 7 hours watching their videos, I FUCKING LOVE THIS CHANNEL. ❤️

[@Riddler9290]

These videos are really the best! Great recovery.

[@jasonstinnett3141]

I operate heavy equipment every day i used to be an underground miner for 28 yrs including working in the Barrick Gold Mines in Nevada im currently in Tennessee now but i just wanted to tell yall i love the videos keep it up guys and i just wanted to say every single build yall have done is incredible yall be safe out there.

[@pault8714]

Any videos like this are gold as far as I’m concerned, love the machinery.👌

[@Nigel2Zoom]

That went way smoother than I thought it would especially having to drag a locked up drive track. Good job Lads, cheers!

[@59Schnauzermom]

Impressive, I couldn't believe it would fire up I love watching you guys I don't see how anyone can watch and not subscribe You guys are the best

[@chevydude350Lt1]

Love the recovery videos and getting old diesel heavy equipment running again, can’t wait to see what’s up next!

[@michaelmolloy365]

Just a heads up guys. You could've lifted the dead track with the N's ripper and welded a metal skid to the dead track and it would've made things easier for the pull. Just something to consider for the future.

[@robertmccully2792]

Or they could have fixed it on the spot. This video was about lets move it fast and end this video.

[@johnjackson8561]

It's just another u tube clown 🤡 show . Like you didn't bring a grease gun and only channel locks smh.

[@seeker156]

Shhh you sound like an experienced operator. Lol. I did enjoy the video. Always cam armchair quarterback but your not wrong.

[@seeker156]

How they didn't pull from the ripping claw had me cringing.

[@stuartd9741]

@@robertmccully2792 Not sure that would be wise. The final drive was toast. Stripping it out in that dessert climate probably not a good idea. Looks to me like there's major work needed to that D8 transmission to get it fully operational... ... I do believe they were under some time constraints to 1/ cost /2 to keep the video a reasonable length.

[@cherylthomas5727]

What a awesome show love old machine's I have a hyster z-90 forklift 1982, it's nice to see other people have a heart to keep them running.

[@aaronmcconnell7358]

It's a project that seems simple to watch but can turn deadly in so many ways in a split second

[@JustAPatriot23]

Let's see a restoration series on the old D8 now that you got her recovered! Keep up the great content @HeavyDSparks

[@jameslundy70]

I have been watching you guys for a lot of years with all the fab stuff and now with this new recovery stuff, Keep up the good work.

[@michaelcarron3418]

Yep, want to see the teardown on them axels, and any other Yellow Iron work.

[@nimble_doughnut9757]

I don’t think I’ve ever heard a dozer be redlined like that.. 😂🤙

[@KJ-kw7gh]

Had a old Cat D6 we bought first start up, (didn’t know it had a blown turbo seal) ran away. We were sorta prepared, and had a board ready for the intake to shut it down. But for a few terrifying moments, you would have through it was bringing Hell forth with high it revved.

[@bigcj7359]

Agreed. Doubt it needed to be bouncing off the limiter to move the D8H blade around. Not my dozer though so let er' rip I suppose.

[@mudlover403]

When they work it’s always hitting the limiter all day with a lot more resistance than that blade

[@domenicderrigo7733]

@@bigcj7359 right sounded like he was manually running the throttle and moving the controls instead of keeping the rpms set

[@theslashmanrc7503]

One word:violent

[@markpitcher2357]

Great recovery, a few chains broke, so what as long as your safe, and well fed what else do you want. Thanks guys, great channel.

[@when_noobs_fly44]

this guy deserved more credit, subscribers and viewers

[@nonnomenes1590]

He already has it, some small unknown youtuber deserve that

[@nelsonwelch1747]

This D-8 having been setting in the forest for that length of time with ZERO bullet impacts is GREAT to see. I am sorry to say that would probably never happen here in my home state which makes me very sad.

[@DebbieAPearl]

I enjoy watchingall of your adventures. I DROVE FORKLIFTS AND CARRIERS IN A SAW MILL.I MUSS DRIVING SO MUCH. I Get to live vicariously through your adventures. Thank you blessings on all of you.

[@jesseroddick755]

"don't know if we could've even loaded it that well with it running" ..... "good line" LOL

[@MrJeffjacobson]

Next person that goes back up that road after it rains is going to need Matt’s off road recovery 😂

[@a10aleks]

I would imagine they would use the new bulldozer to fix the road before they left

[@cammos]

No theyll need heavy D and the HETT

[@sassafraspaul7528]

I tend to agree 👍

[@mrfister2916]

Who? The little jeep guy?

[@austinsaunders4426]

Circle of life ♻️

[@eugenespreutels8305]

That's some cool stuff. We had a D7C dozer years ago that came with the farm we bought and we had to bring it to life kinda like you guys did. It had the old pony motor and everything that we eventually got it swapped over to electric. It had the cable lift for the blade but we got it all adjusted and working good, dad cleared our whole place with it. Love the part about the gas station/diner, can't go wrong with the Duke!

[@elwin_tjustice45]

"Those girls are salvage title now" hahaha. Best line I've heard in forever!

[@theslashmanrc7503]

Haha!!!!

[@michaelb6420]

ABSO-FN-LUTELY 🤣🤣🤣

[@tylerlelm7823]

Man oh man that chain snapping brings back some serious memories of not being able to walk on my right leg for two weeks and having hematoma the size of a basketball! Good stuff, seriously you guys are fucking crazy being that close to chains under that amount of force!!!! Glad y'all made it out in one piece!

[@loftsatsympaticodotc]

Yes indeed. There were lots of 'workplace safety infractions" going on there. The leverage overloading the chains was WAY" beyond any safe loading. But they didn't care...and many here, think that's a great thing, really 'macho' until one gets laid up, big time $$ in the hospital.. broken bones, lacerated face, whatever!

[@lanesaxon5390]

Man!! A rigging qualification would go so far with these boys!!! Love there tenaciousness but fuck !!!

[@captainnag]

Love a challenge! This was an enjoyable recovery! I have ran, hauled and operated heavy equipment along with rigging it also and it always gave me a sense of accomplishment at the end of the day! Really enjoy watching your videos here in Southwestern Pennsylvania (Uniontown)! Keep doing what you do, have a great day!!

[@hughjarse2909]

Should have called "Matt's off road recovery" ,Ewe would have got a Tee Shirt 😎🇨🇮

[@brianhoward482]

Love that channel

[@dark_canada]

thought have been entertaing as hell lol have like 10 stock xjs pulling that thing

[@Hitycooking]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/bJzHi6Cdj8qmqdGty

[@UsaRubber]

Ya and he breaks all his jeeps

[@supertramp6011]

@@UsaRubber ma boi woulda got her done!🤣🤣🤣

[@relaxyourmind7003]

Awesome content HeavyD loved every minute!!! Just wow

[@bluegrassmagee8697]

My wife & I Truly Love Your Videos! Whats really amazing, not once have I ever seen any of you drink alcohol. You're all the most amazing young men & living Life For Life Itself....

[@rrows5803]

I love how when Heavy is filming the sound is going left and right but he's getting filmed the sound is like watching a movie :,)

[@jeffro8784]

Called stero separation

[@Brayden_hoopa]

Do you are have speak English?

[@dhgzebraa261]

@@Brayden_hoopa I like heavy d because it are great for it. It really make you feel like it goes right and left sound like watching movie

[@ThomasGarcia945]

I’d love to hang out with your crew and learn anything you guys do .

[@hermanmoore3301]

Am totally hooked this is 5th Video so far - Just luv the subject matter and awesome crew - Shout out to everyone from South Africa.

[@benharvey9]

Y'all did a great job !! I have always wanted to do insane , near impossible recoverys . The content y'all put out is great man , keep up the killer content !!

[@mikecooper03]

I'd love to see videos of these machines fixed once you get them back to the shop!

[@TheDrvel]

Great job by great man and his associates Really exciting to watch Londoner ,pleasure to watch their lunch breaks very healthy food they are consuming !!!!

[@mikespeedyfpv321]

Well done lads for getting that cat off the mountains and hopefully you will restore the cat and give it a new life. 💯❤️👊

[@darrinmerkley3333]

heavy D is a genuine guy he’s takes pride in anything he does he’s a great you tuber!!

[@jasonmcgowin1461]

Yes I would love to see more like this and the finished products.

[@pudgeexotic9538]

Yo another awesome video!! Recoveries are definitely my favorite to watch. I agree with others on hopefully getting an update on the vehicles you buy and rescue!

[@pslocom]

25:29 - The younger dozer playing dress up: "Look ma, I'm a forklift"

[@michaelborrasca7614]

I love watching the old equipment run again ! I hope some of the stuff gets saved to run again . You guys do a lot of good things for people and that's awesome. I miss the truck builds ! Off topic but i have to ask. I'm have a 98 12valve , sold new truck and went old school. If you have any recommendations on that would be awesome ! I also subscribed ! Great stuff

[@pochdelprado7830]

"Good Content"? Heck, yeah! You guys remind an old soldier of his younger self and his Komatsu D85A-12 her in Laguna, Philippines in the early 90's. Although I really miss your regular builds, these "normal things" you do, are another level of entertainment. Carry on!

[@TheCaptainGreenbeard]

I hope you fixed up that track for them after haha! Hope we get to see the D8 restored to full working order!

[@davidmoffitt7297]

All good fun ..and lots of laughs and hard work ..keep it up you crazy guys love watching ...

[@munchiesgaming3067]

I literally waited for this video. Well done as per usual.

[@josephstenger9628]

We need to see a series of all the old equipment you recover now.

[@LJC5865]

I got wifi and been watching ALOT of KZbin.. don't have to watch TV shows with the 5 minute commercials anymore I had to watch 2 tv shows and switch during commercials. I'm amazed and glad to have discovered grand folks producing such entertaining videos. Yours is no.1 I watch Fabrats Matt's off road, Trailmater, 1320 videos and Joe Rogan experience. I'll have watched all the old ones too hitting the like button 1st as I know it's well deserved! Continue having fun I enjoy the hell out of it. Life's good!

[@astrorion6933]

The way he hit that brake while the engine was under power made me tense up. That’s how you tear up the transmission 😖

[@gazof-the-north1980]

The irony in this is, a few years from now I could see a D8H towing a D8T to the scrapyard!!!!

[@danh8302]

It will get boxed up in a shipping crate and sent to Africa or where ever else like all the rest.

[@kentheoret5297]

@@danh8302 such an opportunity to work on the best interests and womans face to I ivbbfvncvn

[@lgene4963]

HD, this is FANTASTIC VIDEO! You guys are really amazing ! Keep on put out exciting videos. THANK YOU GUYS !!!!!!

[@cornwasher]

To put the finishing touch on this episode would be to follow the tear down, repair and then watch the machine successfully operate.

[@insydneytls]

or sale/scrap...

[@chriscanterbury8647]

They scrap most of them

[@glennwall552]

@@insydneytls or parts, but love to see full rebuild from in Pyrmont

[@peteranderson942]

I love picking things up off the side of the road, wish I would have found that!