This Big Boy can knock down a tree that lesser machines can only think about! Love the big old dozers. Needed a shot of ether at first crank. Operator is going slow to take care of the old guy, doesn't want a $30,000 repair! LOL.
Still reminds me of the open pit coal mine we had behind the house back in the dsy. After school I would go to the backyard and watch them work. Of course, if anything broke down,my dad would be out there to fix it.
It looks like this operator is afraid of this machine!! He needs to open the throttle up so this machine can perform!! The rain cap is hardly opened which means the the throttle is only partially open!!
Don't think he really needs to run it wide open. Has plenty of power for this job. Probably doesn't want to have to lose his pile of trees he's pushing and waste time plus he's letting the dirt fall out as he's pushing also.
Sorry Guys.. this operator doesnt make this machine produce running it at partial throttle!!! Either he ia afraid of this machine as I said previously or he doesnt know what he's doing!!! Wouldnt make it on one of my jobs !!!
Yes but the Killdozer, ( the movie in 1974, not Marvin Heemeyer) was a D9G, but unknown build date, since Caterpillar Inc produced them in 1961-1974, but the closest model build date that i know is 1965 CAT D9G,
Yes my thoughts, but original killdozer was a D8 even though they called a D9er in the film , I did a little reaserch on the film , love to know where it is nowadays,👍😉
I love the way y'all keep this old iron working!!!!!!
Land Clearing Guys in a Poker Game:
_"I see your chainsaw and mower, and raise you a D9G and a book of matches!"_
This Big Boy can knock down a tree that lesser machines can only think about! Love the big old dozers. Needed a shot of ether at first crank. Operator is going slow to take care of the old guy, doesn't want a $30,000 repair! LOL.
Still reminds me of the open pit coal mine we had behind the house back in the dsy. After school I would go to the backyard and watch them work. Of course, if anything broke down,my dad would be out there to fix it.
IT MADE TOUGTH FOR A TOUGTH WORLD LOVE THAT CAT !!
These videos of ancient machines are great to watch. Nice to see them still strong!
Glad you like them!
I wouldn't call a 9G "ancient". I have my eye on a 1937 D8. I guess that could be classified as ancient Lol.
@@kirkpalmer1709 I guess it's just ancient to me then.
@@DieselPowerTV você a onde
That's one of my all time favorite cat! The d9g. Awesome job!👌😎👉❤old cats never die! They get better with age!
Работал на таком в 2001 году в Якутии.
It looks like this operator is afraid of this machine!! He needs to open the throttle up so this machine can perform!! The rain cap is hardly opened which means the the throttle is only partially open!!
engine is sick! cant even start it on a warm day! If he works it to much it would probably puke, lol
Don't think he really needs to run it wide open. Has plenty of power for this job. Probably doesn't want to have to lose his pile of trees he's pushing and waste time plus he's letting the dirt fall out as he's pushing also.
Sorry Guys.. this operator doesnt make this machine produce running it at partial throttle!!! Either he ia afraid of this machine as I said previously or he doesnt know what he's doing!!! Wouldnt make it on one of my jobs !!!
@@austindonahue4676 Or he could just be having fun 🤓
Man do I love this old iron!!!!! Especially CAT power!
Sabian que hay un video donde Osama Bin Laden esta operando un D9 G haciendo una esplanada
Another day playing with the D9G.
That exhaust smell, just gets in ya.!
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Esse trator esteira e muito bruto💪🏻💪🏻
Why do you just run that 9 at low idle when pushing?
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Hell Yeah good old D9
These old Cats are better than the new garbage today by far ain’t nothing new today gonna last as long as this D9 nothing
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absolutely love these old Cat machines
what's the story behind all this older gear?
It must be sick or something - a good one pops right off, hits on all cylinders and doesn't smoke near that much.
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Used to watch these monsters work the coal mines, big back dumps and front loaders too, great stuff.
Thats Killdozer!
Yes but the Killdozer, ( the movie in 1974, not Marvin Heemeyer)
was a D9G, but unknown build date, since Caterpillar Inc produced them in 1961-1974, but the closest model build date that i know is 1965 CAT D9G,
Or just a regular D9 with dual air intakes.
Yes my thoughts, but original killdozer was a D8 even though they called a D9er in the film , I did a little reaserch on the film , love to know where it is nowadays,👍😉
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The operator reminds me of my dad
I love the way the operator takes care of his machine, nice and easy
Me too!
I love these old school 😺🚧
What a beast!
Engine is sick! wont even start! wore out hog!
by the sound of it, way under powered. hungry for fuel.