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[@lt.andrew4353]

I would love to see that Cat Dozer running

[@braydenbledsoe3252]

saaameee

[@LanternLabs]

Get the dozer running, push a path to the crane...

[@braydenbledsoe3252]

Seems like it was the least rusty object over there as well.

[@andrewwondra3532]

Same here!!!!!!!!!!!😁❤👍🌞🌝⚡⚡⚡🧸

[@Mad.Man.Marine]

Hell with getting it running. I want it to use!!!!

[@ViceGripGarage]

This was a lot of fun watching - thanks for taking us along!

[@merqury5]

Would love to see the crane fire. Imagine having a 13h work day there.

[@alexyo3927]

Didn't have snowflakes back in the day, but that is one hard working condition

[@tcmtech7515]

@CanadianMapleSyrup

[@wheeln24-79]

@Rick Delair Might not have been too bad in that old crane in the winter with that motor keeping him warm. Whole other story in summer though I bet...

[@merqury5]

@Rick Delair do you have any hearing left? Seems rough!

[@YungEagle3k]

@@tcmtech7515 he's not wrong tho, he is probably a boomer

[@sporty196071]

Get the crane running and use it to pull the stuff out of the swamp

[@chubbysumo2230]

It's not a crane, it was likely a modified steam shovel.

[@roaringred]

@@chubbysumo2230 it's a crane, the arm is folded in half

[@crazyrider3005]

If you take that thing in the mud it would sink clear to China and back

[@73DiamondReo]

@@chubbysumo2230 clearly not a steam shovel

[@Adventures_with_Josh]

It's a dragline

[@loganhubert6563]

“Shake hands with danger” song 😆

[@MrRandom750]

Is it a sign of whats to come lol?

[@stevehobson3681]

Chuck Hamlin is no beginner.... Wherever possible the stick should be extended and the boom lowered so the work can be done at ground level. Finding that impossible the next man used a service truck as a safe work platform 😊

[@layeredchip3220]

They still run those.

[@allanfrancis7572]

YEEEES I WATCHED THE WHOLE VIDEO 😂😂

[@joellindstrand3648]

hahhaha reminds me of my first year in trade school they have shown everyone that video who was born after 1950

[@emtiv5308]

I love when rich gets the excitement giggles about a potential project. I wish I could find someone to learn and intern under

[@trythistv]

My dad had a D6 that looked alarmingly similar to the dozer in the video. That little 2cyl pup/pony motor was a pain. Cool as can be, the exhaust for the gas motor ran through the intake manifold of the diesel to preheat the intake air I do believe, and it had no muffler, it rasped like no other. You'd start it, wind it all the way up, crank the throttle up on the diesel (the ratchety sounding lever Stefan was moving), engage the clutch and it'd start cranking the engine over and drag the little gas motor down to where it'd nearly stall, disengage the clutch, rev it back up, give a spray of ether in the intake and engage the clutch again and that giant diesel would eventually roar to life. Somewhere I have videos of the thing, I should upload whatever footage I can find, that thing was super cool. Eventually for ease of starting my dad converted it to a 24V electric starter, there was a kit to put one on, and then it'd start fairly easily without any ether because the electric motor did a better job of overcoming the diesel. Little gas engine probably needed a rebuild. It was as much an adventure getting it started as it was trying to operate all the manual clutches and foot brakes to steer the thing.

[@Djwally13]

"Its Canadian Mint!" Lol 🤣

[@randymiracle4958]

When he said that I thought hell that's michigan mint. Sad but true for most cars around here especially anything over 10-15 years old.

[@chrisoakley2851]

A pup is called a pony motor in the states

[@beckywatt5048]

Chris Oakley I think ponies were a little before his time , I've only worked on a half dozen or so and I'm in my mid fifties.

[@virnig92]

@@beckywatt5048 It looks like a D6 8u-9u. Many days of fighting to get the pony running long enough to fire up the main engine. Lol

[@beckywatt5048]

MadMan92 Neighbor had a pair of D8s, two Insleys , a mack winch truck aith a V-8 and a quadplex , and a D6, another neighbor had a half dozen John Deere two lungers ,three w/ponies, I had an interesting education growing up.

[@virnig92]

@@beckywatt5048 Sounds a lot like me. Grew up farming with grandpa and he always refused to get newer equipment. I think or newest was a JD 3020. Lol

[@prjndigo]

And in Soviet, England, Australia, Mars.

[@michaellittlejohn8723]

1st - That Crane has to have a missing finger count somewhere .... 2nd- You forgot to give us a Tick count for the day. 3rd - International Scout is something I've never seen.

[@Projectblackkjack]

We didnt get any ticks that day, it's starting to get colder here

[@dangerrangerlstc]

Some of those scouts had factory plows on them.

[@nferraro222]

"..this is the seat, this is the engine bay, these are the fully exposed gears that leave you with a bloody stump" Get it running.

[@LoRdLoSs1337]

Oh damn, a 300 SEL 6.3 Only 6,526 were made, high maintenance but highly collectible aswell.

[@DidricSundgren]

My vote is on this one for sure!

[@ajc894]

@Peter Lee world's fastest 4 door car when built.

[@benbrice9343]

Imagine how many 10mm sockets are out there... The world may never know.

[@Leofred2000]

So nice to see the whole Deboss crew together in the same video!

[@gtametro]

15:49 that is an Austin A55 mk2 Countryman, or one of the badge engineered variations of the same car from Wolseley, Morris or Riley

[@nickturner2813]

Could also be an A60. Wolseley and Riley did not produce estate models and the Morris Oxford Traveller version did not have the ribbed chrome rear light units as shown in the video.

[@MegaDirtyberty]

I initially thought it was a Hillman Imp judging by it's roof line, the camera man was too fast going over it with his camera.

[@michaelayliffe7238]

Was it a Morris 1100, they were made on UK and Australia by Leyland? Hiding in the grass, you only get a peak at the back. www.tradeuniquecars.com.au/buyers-guide/1910/morris-1100-buyers-guide

[@CarswithNash]

Almost every car, “oh this will run!” LOL, good stuff guys! I’d love to see the Scout moving some snow this winter!😉

[@Aussie_Aaron]

love to see that crane running hellyeah the manly giggles is funny lol

[@jfv65]

That Benz is a W109 and since it's a V8 maybe it's a 6.3L? If yes then grab it because they are rare beasts! That Lancia is Beta coupe. Not very collectable.

[@braddeeley]

Thats a 4.5 :)

[@TAR-Performance]

I like when he started climbing in the folded in have boom you started play the “ shake hand with danger” song from caterpillar safety video

[@hsmallwood40]

I grew up about 5 miles away from where those Scouts were made. The International Trucks were the ones that have they were definitely a tank and got like three miles to the gallon LOL

[@smiffy1071]

The international scout would be my choice. Rare as rocking horse poo!

[@robbalinski1606]

Rare as hens teeth in Canada. I've never seen one

[@nou8257]

There isn't anything left of it from what I could see and they where saying.

[@Onewheelordeal]

There's a guy or two on the West Coast that have a business restoring/selling/modding just the International Scout. Rarity is all relative and tough to define

[@wheeln24-79]

@@Onewheelordeal They must be rare enough that he's searching them out and made a business out of them.

[@wheeln24-79]

Yeah that scout would be my choice for revival. Body looked fairly ok. Everything underneath can be remade if needed

[@alexyo3927]

I love how the Canadian Jack black is scared of bees

[@justgauth]

"Shake hands with danger" love it

[@apulbroo]

I brought an old Koehring 305 crawler crane back from the dead. The clutches and linkages took me about 9 months to clean and free up. It has a 471 Detroit. Couple of stuck injectors and some stuck valves. I was able to free everything up with a case of PB blaster. Never force the rack on the injectors. It’s better to remove them and clean them in the shop. The crane was about an hour from my home out in a field so each trip out I’d bring what tools I thought I might need and would do what I could over the weekend. The project has been very rewarding and even friends had got involved.

[@llkjjjss]

18:40 I love the shaking hands with danger theme song

[@CubCadetMan71]

That scout is awesome. All of them rusted just like that. At a yard by me there is one that is so rusted it looks like the leaning tower of Scouts lol

[@SeboboSoloOhno]

"Shake Hands With Danger" is a old Caterpillar safety video and I'm pretty sure it uses the same song. Is that a sly diesel lover's reference?

[@pwarren1010]

Hmm, so what somrone ought to do maybe is remove the boom portion and get a grader blade for it . You've got a cheap dozer 🌈👍👍👍

[@zuestoots5176]

Its a Canadian "Jack Black" Having said that, for all i know Jack Black is a Canadian.

[@ZekeGraal]

Around here we call him "Black Jack!"

[@RobertLowery]

That '70 300 SEL took me back to my high school years. Through are weird set of circumstances my single mom was given one to use for a couple years. It was a dream to drive. Some day I want to get hold of another one.

[@SnowstormGaming]

id love to see the international plow truck started that things rad!

[@OCALLARM]

That Bonneville wagon looks sweet

[@joeycook1724]

Those Scouts were like Blazers or Broncos but had to different tops to make it a pick up or an "suv". I love the look of the first gen scouts!

[@gullreefclub]

Joey Cook too bad they were built with factory rust

[@evanforster2665]

"thats a bad idea" as the shake hands with danger riff starts up , mintttt

[@frysteev]

Get that old cat running. Squatch253 channel on here would be amused

[@jerryderouin9987]

I hate to see nice old equipment like that Cat. D6 cut up for scrap (I guess I have a soft spot for that old equipment because I grew up around it at home) it's nice to see guys like Squatch253 preserving them .

[@ericschmelzer6243]

Rich, At 6:03 the C-40 is what you need to put your 6v71 in. Put that on a standard 1 ton frame and take that on power tour.

[@rswany16]

At 18:50 is that the "shake hands with danger" song from that old Caterpillar safty video? Lol

[@sosebee12nadc13]

I was thinking the same thing lol

[@frankruether4284]

вล∂ ¢๏мρลиý yes, yes it is😂

[@justgauth]

Omg I hoped I wasnt the only one to spot that

[@grahamdartmouth]

15:39 Austin A60 Cambridge .. there were many badge variants of this car, Riley, Wolsely etc, but they were all built on the A60 platform.. very many of them were lost in demolition derbys and banger races, they were a favorite because they were built like a tank!

[@tmacie2]

The crane, then mower races, then the dozer!!

[@jaydunbar7538]

Need the dozer before the race, can make themselves a legit mower dirt track

[@mike92586]

The crane and the bulldozer are worth getting running, and worth it if you can find a vintage equipment collector.

[@shaunpc2512]

Man I love how excitable you guys are when you find something like the crane. Awesome video guys, truly awesome 😎

[@levkay9323]

I would love to see the catipilliar dozer running

[@jonhines9962]

I like how he played that one safety video theme song when he climbed on the boom and I also like how I’m 18 and know that

[@DEBOSSGARAGE]

Just wait till the next video.....

[@johnnymelendez4836]

I could listen to Rich all day talking anything engines,vehicles or diesel. HE educates in a fun way without sounding like an algebra teacher😁. They are fun to watch .Thanks Guys😎🔨🔧⛽🏁👌🎥🗽😇

[@RiggsCo]

Love those caravans! You guys should find a good one... And I'm in for a DEBOSS lawn tractor racing extravaganza.

[@mostlymoparih5682]

The 152 and 196 Scout 4 cylinders were cut in half 304's and 392's. Had a Scout for a short while with the 152 four. It was like a bulldozer and we took it out into our woods and used it to make trails. It could fit into pretty tight places. Ya get that crane going and you can lift that milk van out of the mosquito infested weeds. Good stuff guys. Happy Motoring.

[@rkj4107]

I thought you were saying you were going to start every car in the yard and I got really excited.

[@oldssupreme1986]

Love that yard, used to go there when the old owners owned it

[@XGamesJ6]

Damn I wanna get that roadside kit box thing

[@2H80vids]

There are quite a few restoration channels that would grab that, great size for a restoration.

[@Luminaring]

Old 2 stroke Crane could pull out the 'swamp cars', then flatten the rotten ones with the Cat Dozer

[@bryanperrelli7805]

What to see that slant 4 plow truck run. That would be cool

[@steventenney8797]

Climbs up crane and shake hands with danger rift comes on . The best safety video ever . Looks like something hal Needham directed

[@GreatNW]

Gas to start a desiel is more commonly called a pony motor

[@6-4fab53]

Get the cat dozer running!!! That would be epic!!! And you could buy it for scrap and sell as a running piece of equipment! On second thought, the old crane would be cool too! Either way, I love all the videos! Keep'em comin!!!

[@duitser95]

I would like to Buy a lot of these things just dont have the money to send it to South Africa love the channel

[@nathiolifant6842]

We can put our rands together and send some to Durban. We got a cummins firm in West Mead 😂😀

[@duitser95]

Nathi Olifant hahHa. Im near JHB. But if we can make a plan it would be fantastic Nice to see a fellow south african here

[@lenrocoraf3709]

Let me know when you start importing. I want that old 300 mercedes benz. I'll split the shipping to Cape Town😂😂

[@grabasandwich]

I just spent a long time scrolling the comments. 19:00 looks like a Divco. They fetch good money now. A property near me had a split window VW bus sitting in the field for ages, but someone eventually pulled it out. Wonder if they got it cheap, if it's rare, and if they saved it or parted it out? There's still 3 Vega's there. 2 are basket cases. I might try stopping by and leave a note. Maybe even take a video.

[@uzaiyaro]

Possibly an Austin A40 Farina at 15:50. The roof line matches fairly well. I love old British cars, especially the A30, the Minors, the 7, etc. yes I’m weird.

[@coolguy2370]

That Bonneville absolutely needs to be rescued

[@michaellittlejohn8723]

Yes indeed ... there was a 4 door and a wagon i think, wonder if the sedan had a 421 ?

[@DefconMaster]

My vote is definitely for saving the Scout if it's not too rotten, maybe the Mercedes as well. I also really wanna see that Cat run! As for the crane, just make sure you check for stuck injectors before you try to fire it, lest it run away on you.

[@johnt4060]

Lol the “shake hands with danger” song playing as y’all climbed around on the boom! 😂

[@chubbysumo2230]

That thing with the boom was not a crane, it was a shovel. It was probably converted to a crane after its lifespan is a shovel expired, but it does deserve some attention, maybe even a removal and restoration. There are not a lot of examples of those old mechanically driven cranes that are in good shape anymore, and although this one has sat outside for so long, it seems like it's in relatively good shape for the working gear.

[@CiderRider57]

Over this side of the pond we called the ‘English’ car an Austin A55 “Cambridge” Countryman or Estate. You guys might call it a “Break or Waggon” it was made in both right hand drive & left hand drive to suit whichever market they where sold in. I remember my father had one when I was much younger in the 1960’s.

[@garretts91]

5:42 Grab that Suzuki sidekick cheap. Lift and diesel swap? The Samurai has a ton of build options, the sidekick is similar aside from being IFS vs solid front axle and I'm sure a few other things. Would be a cool build.

[@johngrow1]

My votes for stuff I'd like to see run are the Chevy C-50/60, the caterpillar D6 dozer, and the crane, and maybe save the crane truck for yard art purposes, or put it's boom onto the other crane.

[@bazilwreckerloughead]

I want to see the crane run, the dozer, the wagons & a lawn mower race!

[@drizzyq]

I'm a crane/heavy equipment operator. Funny watching you guys geek out over a crane & what I work with every day. I learned on a similar detroit powered american 599 running a drag line. I'll be interested in seeing what you guys do with videos on it.

[@NICKSSHOP]

It was introduced in the 1940s in large aircraft engines (then called the pressure carburetor) and in the 1980s in the automotive world (called Throttle-body Injection by General Motors, Central Fuel Injection by Ford, PGM-CARB by Honda, and EGI by Mazda)

[@fastdadgarage-northsouthch4418]

I had a chance to run an old Link Belt crane with the same engine, we worked it everyday. I loved it!

[@KRM9723]

Would love to see the old International scout run again, guys!

[@prjndigo]

Pony engines on cats are some of the easiest engines to get started... you can work on em at night in the dark in sub-zero temps with the light of a candle and get em started. Sometimes simply raging at them and punching them until your knuckles bled was enough.

[@paulog8813]

That Mercedes was the top of the line. 300 SEL 4.5. Has the same V8 as the 600 Pullman.

[@joeblow2063]

18:58 "Free old broken car parts!" Yeah, I'm in the sketchy van. Risk/reward worth it.

[@FusedWires]

Oh, one-hundred percent the bulldozer and the short pickup truck with the plow! That would be so cool to see running!!!

[@fonhollohan2908]

If you can get that ole crane running and rebuild the boom, now that would be the ultimate project!!!!!!And keep it in front of your shop! that' would be the ultimate yard art.

[@Mercmad]

@16:00 Austin Cambridge station wagon . We had a similar but wider version in Australia with a locally built 6 cylinder engine called a Freeway . rare? yep .

[@jesseb619]

Getting that crane going and then using it to pull cars from the swamp... you guys should do it!! If not then most definitely get the cat dozer going for sure!!

[@briangoldberg4439]

My vote is for the Lancia. That would be beautiful to see running again. :)

[@scottcol23]

Correct! The first production car with fuel injection was the 1955 Mercedes-Benz 300SL (gullwing) but this was mechanical fuel injection. EFI came around In 1957 the American Motors Corporation outfitted the Rambler with an electronic fuel injection system, called the Electrojector, on a 5.4-liter V8.

[@barra245t2]

That old cat is badass.my partners father bought a d69u brand new in 56.it has the petrol donkey motor to start..still runs mint,I fire it up every summer and skim tracks around our farm

[@73DiamondReo]

here for the bay city crane! that's in amazing shape minus the boom. Ive brought a few of these machine back to life on my channel and a collector would love to have that bay city. its rated as a 3/4 yard machine like my Lima and probably close to 20ton as a crane with max counterweight

[@moabfrican2]

I love these guys! Rich's brother there (idk his name, I'm sry) obviously looks/sounds ALOT like Jack Black, and Rich kinda actually looks like Donnie Whalberg from a distance. But aside from all that... this is some of my favorite content on You Tube!!! Thanks guys!!!

[@1225Forrest]

As a Bay City, MI native, the crane for sure. I would help support a full restoration.

[@marksopuck]

It's good to see Rich's brother made it in front of the camera

[@SpOOkyBubbleGum]

That crane and bulldozer would be fun to see running again! 😁

[@kustomwerker]

I got to work on a bay city shovels 20 ton crane when I was younger.same situation, it was at my friends junkyard in Connecticut. It had a pair of Hercules 6 cyls and I got 1 to run.it was the machinery engine.turns out the old girl all worked but the travel motor was seized. So cool to hear it idle haha it just chugged along at about 150 rpm.

[@michaelthemekhanical]

I have watched a couple of videos and I liked the 16v71 since their are not many of them to see. That was cool. I showed my Dad, not impressed because it's heritage in his eyes. To me... Well someones going to have one in good condition if anyone wants to see one, take pictures or even see it running. My engine in my Truck/Ute is a 4D56T and I really don't know what to expect when it may run away. It still has 400+psi But it's highest and lowest are 80psi apart. The machine has the power to still get up hills but barely and blows gaskets, so I've got a compound that helps to seal it for much longer on the gasket. I'd really like to know how to use it but avoid a catastrophic failure as I am planning to fully overhaul the bottom end. and have the Cylinders over-sized with new over-sized pistons and rings. I've not quite had a run away, I am not even sure I can save my car from running away, my Plan is to use the gear box to get the car in motion, get it into a high gear and then brake on the engine to slow it down. I believe 3rd gear will be the perfect gear as I've started it up by accident in 3rd gear. I am hoping I can get the vehicle in motion if she is running away, and use the fully rebuild braking system to bring the engine down to 0rpm and have it towed home so the engine can be pulled down and hopefully rebuilt. It's also designed in a way it maybe unlikely to run away and cause catastrophic damage because it's designed that the head will let go and only ping the pistons as the pistons are parallel to the valves. I could not find a 4D56T run away, I don't want to have one on my hands, however I would have liked to seen that kind of video so I know what to expect with that engines design. Thank you!

[@carlwiese8175]

Scout it's really the only answer, and they are really popular right now. The "slant 4" is literally their V-8 with one bank of cylinders lopped off.

[@bladenrexroth2555]

Put that 2 stroke in the C50

[@pepedrat2982]

It's an Austin Cambridge Estate, or station wagon if you prefer. 1959 through to 1969. It's actually probably called an Austin Cambrian if in North America.

[@plainbrownwrapper9688]

The last panel van you showed is a Divco panel truck. They have a solid following with the street rod community. Parts for them are non existent. Might be a good one to piece out (especially the front clip).

[@padman81]

yes lawn mower races and get the crane running. good luck have fun guys.

[@DatBoiOrly]

That big Chevrolet pick up looks amazing it'll be a good project like a car hauler for all the times you and your fellow buds break down.

[@bushbasher12]

Get that crane running, full 3 hour feature episode I would watch the whole thing

[@herbertgarrison6548]

that cat looks amazingly clean. it almost doesn't make sense being there

[@jaydunbar7538]

To expensive to repair is how they end up in the scrap, eventually you can buy a newer one that still works for less then the repairs cost. Of course if you have space, tools, and knowledge you can keep them running forever with a box of seals and o-rings but thats a different topic.

[@kbeck4660]

Get the bus grease monkey over there and start that crane! He is the Detroit diesel whisperer.

[@grabasandwich]

He's good, but it can't be that hard. He basically just makes sure the rack isn't stuck then bars the engine over two full rotations. Screamin Jimmies are awesome.

[@blueovalboy351]

Great video! Reminded me of my family’s land in Wisconsin about ten years ago, before my dad scrapped out a bunch of vehicles we had. Has 20-25 old cars ranging from 47 Plymouth to lates 80s ford trucks.

[@t.c.bowling1934]

I like the the guitar riff you're playing with danger from the caterpillar safety film😆😆😆

[@crazydavek]

I had a scout truck in high school and we drove it in the winter with the top off and ski masks to school. You have to get the crane running.

[@nunyabinis]

Definitely that Scout! If the frame is ok, it needs saved.

[@michaelhooper812]

Lol 18:40 "Thats a bad idea" plays shake hands with danger