Every time you feature this track loader on the channel I can't help but think about how nice it would be to have that machine here for a month or two after haying is done. What a great rig for building some real nice fire trails. Am definitely going to keep my eyes pealed for something like that locally. Great machine for this kind of job! Nick, North West Farmer
Boy oh boy, I could sure find some use for a Loader ( or a D4 size 'dozer ) like this on my land. I could have a lot of fun building trails all over my place with this. This is another interesting video for me to watch during breakfast, Thanks Dennis!
Nice! My neighbors across our road did this same thing for half a mile going down to the river. They also cleared a parking area and a campsite at the river bank. Now ATVs, RAZRs, dirt bikes and jeeps frequent that place. It's like a hidden gem that only their family and friends use. Nice video!
I've watched you for several years now, enjoy the video's, and i have to say that i envy you sometimes....you have the ultimate guy toys, at your disposal and get to play on them whenever you want/can........and if you ain't using what you need to get r done....you just go load something else up and bring in what you need........I am Envious...but still enjoy your videos, keep em coming...and best wishes for the upcoming hay season...we are dry dry dry down here in the deep southwest va....
Man another good one with the 63…that machine along with the 53 had to be one of the more popular machines cat put out…keep em comin bud and keep kickin A 💪🏻🇺🇸😎
I wish you did a split screen view (two cameras), one with the view shown and one showing the controls from the cab (what you’re doing). I think that would be a first for RUclips.
After I commented, you mentioned the dozer with a 6 way blade and I think that might be a better bet for the work I want to do. Is still very wet around here for either one where I want to work and not tear things up too much
I also have trouble with groundhogs in my old hay barn. I have a couple good dogs that are good at catching them, if they get out away from the den. They caught one 3 days ago. It sure saves on dog food. It only takes them about three days to eat one.
My dog Sam was relentless. No matter how well fed he was, he was pure hell on the Woodchucks. I was required to keep the shovel handy. He'd lay on the lawn and gnaw on that thing until my Mother would yell.
Especially in the very beginning it sounds like you have two microphones working at the same time (or have yourself on speaker while recording), something funny is going on there. But a video with the big track loader is a good video, that thing is a monster! I'm freaking out any time the dog and some maneuvering equipment are in the same general area, he's smart but you never know where he'll be the next second!
Hello from Bristol, hey Dennis. I'm curious how did ya find time to do this stuff as you always seem covered up. The day of the week don't matter or the time of day ya are always hittin it. Glad ya do find time tho. That's gonna be a awesome ridin trail. The dog better grow another pair of eyes and ears. He seems like hes always underfoot. Thanks for another in a long line of great videos. Glad the battery held up. See ya on the next one Warren
Poor ol dog got ran over a couple days after I filmed this. Ran out in front of a Jeep. I don’t know how I get anything done really seems like I’m just spinning my wheels and time keeps speeding up. Haha
Does a dozer / dirt machine have shatter resistant glass on the cab as factory standard? Or at least stronger glass that what’s on my MF4707? Regards, Marky
I noticed in another video you were pushing up some small stumps with a Deere 700H Dozer. Which do you think is better for clearing, a Dozer about that size (30k lbs), or a 953 track loader? If you could only have one, which would you prefer or is more versitile? Right now I have a 200 size excavator and a small 455G track loader. I can grade pretty good with the track loader, but I have always wanted a Dozer, although I have never run one. We probably 50% clear and 50% grade, but only small jobs, and around the farm. I can load trucks with the excavator, so that is not a factor. Thanks for the videos!
If you’re into grading get a dozer. They’re not the best for clearing but do ok. You can get a root rake to mount on the blade to help. The one I was running was a 700k. I wouldn’t want anything smaller clearing land. Smaller is fine for finish grading and slope work.
Every time you feature this track loader on the channel I can't help but think about how nice it would be to have that machine here for a month or two after haying is done. What a great rig for building some real nice fire trails. Am definitely going to keep my eyes pealed for something like that locally. Great machine for this kind of job! Nick, North West Farmer
Yeah it’s an awesome machine for clearing
There isnt alot of videos of tracked loaders around.
Those Sunday afternoon Family Rides sounds like Fun!! Have a good day Dennis!
Yeah good memories
Boy oh boy, I could sure find some use for a Loader ( or a D4 size 'dozer ) like this on my land. I could have a lot of fun building trails all over my place with this.
This is another interesting video for me to watch during breakfast, Thanks Dennis!
Glad you liked it!
Nice clean machine could do with 4in1 bucket for that scrub tree work
Nice! My neighbors across our road did this same thing for half a mile going down to the river. They also cleared a parking area and a campsite at the river bank. Now ATVs, RAZRs, dirt bikes and jeeps frequent that place. It's like a hidden gem that only their family and friends use. Nice video!
That’s awesome
Cool video. Enjoy the new trail!
Thanks
Hello Dennis fun to video along with you. Looks like a great job. Have a great day.
Thanks!
Dorsey will like the new trail.
Everyone loves it.
Hey there D., Great job on the trail blaze! Let's see that 4 wheeling now, LOL!
Awesome video! Looks like the trail will be fun once it gets beat down. Id like to add, the barn project is turning out nice!
Thanks!
Nice work Dennis!
Thanks
Another good video , thanks for making them. I really like that mic setup you use. Works really good. Look forward to your next video.
Thanks buddy!
You do an awesome job with that loader
Thanks
Can't wait 4 next trail video
Great video Dennis. Should be real nice when finished.
Absolutely
i played around with a CAT 963B yesterday at work
Cool
Cool trail
Thanks!
I've watched you for several years now, enjoy the video's, and i have to say that i envy you sometimes....you have the ultimate guy toys, at your disposal and get to play on them whenever you want/can........and if you ain't using what you need to get r done....you just go load something else up and bring in what you need........I am Envious...but still enjoy your videos, keep em coming...and best wishes for the upcoming hay season...we are dry dry dry down here in the deep southwest va....
Thanks! I’m in southwest Va too
@@DLHFarms I guess technically that's true....but I am in weber city va.......i can see tn from my front porch lol
Man another good one with the 63…that machine along with the 53 had to be one of the more popular machines cat put out…keep em comin bud and keep kickin A 💪🏻🇺🇸😎
Yep we have a 53 also it’s older and has about 14,000 hours on it. We put a new engine in it and new undercarriage and it’s still a good machine.
That was cool!
Thanks
Good video.
Thanks!
I wish you did a split screen view (two cameras), one with the view shown and one showing the controls from the cab (what you’re doing). I think that would be a first for RUclips.
After I commented, you mentioned the dozer with a 6 way blade and I think that might be a better bet for the work I want to do. Is still very wet around here for either one where I want to work and not tear things up too much
Once your done with the trail make sure you take us through it. 👍on the 4wheeler.
I thought about that
I also have trouble with groundhogs in my old hay barn. I have a couple good dogs that are good at catching them, if they get out away from the den. They caught one 3 days ago. It sure saves on dog food. It only takes them about three days to eat one.
Haha
My dog Sam was relentless. No matter how well fed he was, he was pure hell on the Woodchucks. I was required to keep the shovel handy. He'd lay on the lawn and gnaw on that thing until my Mother would yell.
Like making trails like you do D
It’s fun
Especially in the very beginning it sounds like you have two microphones working at the same time (or have yourself on speaker while recording), something funny is going on there. But a video with the big track loader is a good video, that thing is a monster! I'm freaking out any time the dog and some maneuvering equipment are in the same general area, he's smart but you never know where he'll be the next second!
Editing mistake
That was funny when you said this a 963 tree trimmer multi purpose tool
Haha
nice vidio
Thanks
Lol someone is out playing in the woods!! Enjoy
Yep
That is one machine i have never operated
There is a learning curve
Hello from Bristol, hey Dennis. I'm curious how did ya find time to do this stuff as you always seem covered up. The day of the week don't matter or the time of day ya are always hittin it. Glad ya do find time tho. That's gonna be a awesome ridin trail. The dog better grow another pair of eyes and ears. He seems like hes always underfoot. Thanks for another in a long line of great videos. Glad the battery held up. See ya on the next one Warren
Poor ol dog got ran over a couple days after I filmed this. Ran out in front of a Jeep. I don’t know how I get anything done really seems like I’m just spinning my wheels and time keeps speeding up. Haha
@@DLHFarms yeh boy on the time speeding up. i saw a fresh cut round bale here yesterday. somebody's gettin at it early.
Great video. Just so you know, your link to Miller's needs the www. in front of it. The way you have it typed right now, it's not a link.
Thanks I’ll fix it.
Does a dozer / dirt machine have shatter resistant glass on the cab as factory standard?
Or at least stronger glass that what’s on my MF4707?
Regards,
Marky
No it’s tempered glass just like on a tractor.
Did yall add thr joystick controls to that loader
No it came that way
Do you think a trackloader is good.. I can find a d6 size dozer for bulk dirt thinking trackloader may work I already have a grading dozer
They do good but require a lot of practice to do grading work
A easy way to show how steep of a area you are in is to tie a washer to the end of a string and attach the other end to your rear view mirror .
That would work.
I noticed in another video you were pushing up some small stumps with a Deere 700H Dozer. Which do you think is better for clearing, a Dozer about that size (30k lbs), or a 953 track loader? If you could only have one, which would you prefer or is more versitile? Right now I have a 200 size excavator and a small 455G track loader. I can grade pretty good with the track loader, but I have always wanted a Dozer, although I have never run one. We probably 50% clear and 50% grade, but only small jobs, and around the farm. I can load trucks with the excavator, so that is not a factor. Thanks for the videos!
If you’re into grading get a dozer. They’re not the best for clearing but do ok. You can get a root rake to mount on the blade to help. The one I was running was a 700k. I wouldn’t want anything smaller clearing land. Smaller is fine for finish grading and slope work.
@@DLHFarms Thanks for the reply!
i've dealt with those stupid limbs before that just don't want to break
Case tractor went on strike today New Holland international. UAW is on strike.