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Excellent work! Very impressive!

Nice mechine

Nice clean work. Good job!

Good to retore, rather than let slip away...

Beautiful truck

The truck looks beautiful I have a 1964 F350 with the stake body on it hope to do what you did one day

COOL

Very professional

Nice job! Looks great! 😎

Looks great. I'm in the middle of the same restore, '66 dump F350. Are those still split ring rims on your truck?

Did you guys rebuild the brake booster while y'all restored it?

where did you get the seals?

Beautiful job

no more videos of excavator?

new chain very shortly down the road .....9

so it looks like on those machines you can easily service the clutches right from the top?

how much you charge to do my 64 350

Looks great! Ready to work for many more years

What color is that

You could use a oxygen acetylene torch. Quick and easy!

Nice job! Lots of curves on that to match.

I always liked that style of Ford. They've all rusted away around here unfortunately

Great job

I had one of these 20 years ago. Little beast capable of a lot more than it appears. This looks great and brings back memories! I miss that machine.

I've got the same '66 dump truck but was wondering how you got the steering column out. I've got the steering wheel off and the bracket that holds the column against the dash but that column doesn't look like it wants to budge

Hey how did you remove the steering column from that dump truck? I've got one just like it and I'm trying to figure out how it's done.

nice got the same one but mine is straight piped

Nice job --- tons of work -- I have two 500's been there.

Fantastic job from start to finish, you did it right.

You did a great job with this dozer

Nice job -- time consuming -- glad my tracks were good .

your chain braker work's well. coooooooooooooooooooooooooooool

nice work good lookin dozer

Nice press and jig you boys built, job well done. I do not know why you had to change the pins and bushings. From the look of them you still had a good 2 to 3 hours of serviceability in them.

At first I was like "Man, that's slow and primitive!" but then I was like "Dang, it looks home-made!" And now I'm like "Job well-done!" Yeah, those bushings were just about broken in, weren't they?

Wow that is a lot of work per link. Great video tho.

Nice build.

Hey, like all the video, i am currently looking at picking up the same dozer. It's running although the oil is milky like your other video and has some ice cause of the winter. I will have to do similar and drain everything. Right track is stuck but thinking it might free up. it's been sitting for 2 years.

"porta power"

send me a personal message and let me know what what you need done.

hey there i love the documentary. i have the same machine in need of the same repair interested in doing another for cash let me know thanks.

Very well done, not many people accept challenges like this. I also have a 1969 IH 500, where did you get your new pins and bushings? How much did they cost?

Really like your video, have a 500 C and have been looking for pins & bushings or track chain. Could you let me know where you purchased or did you have to get them machined. Having a hard time finding the pins & bushings. If you have any info, would appreciate. Thanks Laurie

How much did the rebuilding of both tracks cost....if you don't mind me asking? Thanks!

Thanks, post some pics of your machine.

Nice, I have been fixing up my 1973 IH 500C track loader, its no easy task you should be proud. Looks Great!

nice restoration , i own one like that, its very nice engine and low fuel consuption.

1973, little over 10,000#

How old is this fine machine ? Weight ?

How much ? What area are you in? Im in Dubuque-I have 2 IH 500-C,s One working one for parts.