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Great find Todd thanks for sharing

Could just say it's the Foreman's pickup! It then logging related.

Trim pieces, hood, fenders, if straight should fetch a good resale price. Could be some want for the axle too.

If ya had it, would ya fix it!!! The “Road To Hell is paved with good intentions”! Good find, but walk away!! Another Great production!!!

Your the man..... keep up the great work.

You never know what you will find out in the woods. Most of it in the south has disappeared. Hopefully you wind up with it.

ruclips.net/video/i7SI6mVdjNY/видео.htmlsi=MuAZ9sNhEF7x2Znr I saw this on my way home from work. Figured id get a video of it. I think youll enjoy it. Love the old truck sitting off in the woods. Dont see that everyday.

Very cool!! Definitely make some good yard art

Lots of good trim and small pieces left on it! The grille alone would be worth coming back for.

Wow, that is minty shape. Definitely a great lawn ornament. I found a Merc grille like that 2 summers ago in an old logging horse sled lay down area up north of Nipigon. One of these days, i'll nail it to the wall of my barn.

I always wonder how that stuff gets there

Take it home. Blessings!

Mercury, Canada only. I have my grandpa's F-47, the Canadian F-1. Thank you for your content! Take care from the southern interior of BC

You would think they would put the blades back on the dozers

Anything under a D6 is a playtoy!

I know the dude that designed those teeth you’re talking about. They never did take off. He’s looking at trying it again.

Curved causes stuff to roll and drop off the ends

Best presentation, thanks for the video

Good bones. Blessings

Timber Jack Rims I'd say. at least the seat had foam on it not just Metal, any way when this was made Men were Men not Soft ____s like now

Quite the anti-tailgate device..😂

Really late model D8K, its aftercooled.

Great video man. Been following a few years now and these videos are allways great watch. 👍👍🙂

Your videos record part of BC history. THX

rusty gold i love old skidders

Regarding the 518 and the tire size, you were right about them being oversized. They usually came with 18.4x34 or 23.1x26 sizes and the wheels on the left side kinda look like Timberjack colours. Good catch as i was hoping you'd get a good view of them. 24.5x32 is the on that machine Good video. Makes a person wonder what is wrong with the 3155 John Deere farm tractor.

Another excellent video, sir

Thank you for showing the old IRON 😊 That JD (544-B) back in 1979 we had 3 on a sewer main line ULID sewer jon in a coastal city. I liked the shuttle control for them. The Forward and reverse were imprint on the metal. They were very good loaders for running pea gravel and work on side of ditch. All the muck they dug out of ditch was loaded on dump truck. They had a huge dump area that they filled with spoils. We backfill with other materials because we dug in the streets and alleyway 😊

Thanks, that was a pile of D-8 blades!

Thanks again Todd for your time and effort to entertain us really enjoy your mix of interesting adventures !!

Growing up in the western Puget Sound region I've many a D6 with a stump splitter, yet never got to see one in action, I've searched for videos of this type and have come up nil. Thanks for the video.

Looks like that old K had a cab fire. Too bad. Probably moved several mountains in its day.

REAL INTERESTED IN STUMP SPILITER MAY HAVE TO BUILD ONE

Caught a view of a blue cab over dodge early in video

That Bee most likely had Cat colours 🤔🤣😂😎

Been watching your videos for at least 10 years or more, always enjoy the walkarounds

Great knowledge you have!!! Excellent video!!!

Another great history keep thanks for another great video q

The only comfort was that it had a cab. The fact that you had a seat to sit on that wasn't all metal I'm sure was a plus. Very cool finds!

Another bunch of great finds 🤘

Hi, skadill. Thanks for the video. Good stuff. A couple of other commenters are right that the dozer with the oddball military-looking track system is a Vickers Vigor, Rolls Royce diesel, about 180 horsepower I think, poor mechanicals. spent a LOTTTA time in pieces and did not last long in production. Monarch may have been the only American manufacturer to use a steering wheel on a crawler but they were not the only manufacturer. Italian Fiatcrawler had steering wheels for many years through to the 1950s. The first three rear-engined front shovels look to be Austin Westerns. There were several outfits making similar units back in the day. I don't know what make the fourth one is. Just my 0.02. You have a wonderful day. Best wishes. Deas Plant.

I like the latter lol

The 9.5 is struggling a bit but got er done. Portable band saws are so slow it pays to haul to a mill if you have any kind of volume at all.

My Father owns an HD16DP and we need to rebuilt the transmission that to my understanding since it´s a DP the transmission is different. Any ideas where I can get such Kit???

Do you have 775e dumper operator jobs?

hough was the best had more grunt then the others but nobody wanted to ride the front hard to tell where the backend was

I like the 'C's better. Not a fan of suspended pedals and the clutch/brake combined levers. And a 'C' does really well if it's been worked on. Blessings

Nice Cat!! Rarely see a blade with teeth.

Thanks Todd…another great find

That is a nice find and a great example of how long something can last when taken care of. All the forestry mods are in place. The winch makes it one of the best balanced dozers ever made. The design of the machine was simple and it was in production long enough to have most all the short comings worked out. The C frame dozer was more popular in Canada than the US but lots of them migrated down this way used. They were the predominant forest road builders in the sixties and early seventies in these parts. Thanks for the tour and the memories.