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Slowly getting this dragline back in working order!
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Looking good!!! Can’t wait to see it in the dirt. Aaron and Mike are two great people. Please keep Stars and Stripes off the ground.
please keep old glory off the ground..
That was my concern, they would accidently disrespect the flag?
If they removed it, did they fold it correctly (after hanging it to dry)?
I agree, love Mike and Aaron, but would be lying if I didn't say I was a little disappointed seeing the Flag on the ground, was hoping they were going to remove it when they brought the block down, showing her some respect. We all can do better.
While I agree it should have been kept off the ground, it barely touched the ground and it looks like they took it off when they noticed it wouldn't be high enough. They show far more respect to our flag and our country than most people. If a flag briefly touches the ground because its attached to a working, american built piece of equipment I'm not going to complain or whine too much. It's not like the flags our soldiers fly never accidentally touch the ground. Save your whining for the people who are truly disrespecting the flag.
@@mikel9567You need to educate yourself on protocol of handling the US flag many have died and killed for that flag but I can tell you’ve never been in the US military or you would know what has to be done to a flag that touched the ground it’s called respect and protocol but you just keep on over looking that bud.
Thanks for the update gentlemen, great vid, it’s all about the little details that make it finished and nicer to operate. I ask a favor of you, try to keep the Stars and Stripes off the ground, I know it happens at times by accident, and again, thanks for flying the flag on an American built equipment. We have a great country sir.
good to see the continued progress on the drag line.....also to get a glimpse of Lt. Dan (the forgotten warrior).....lol.......good video
Another great video. Man oh man, you guys working together is the way everyone needs to get along. What I like is it is not fake. One big happy family. Even when Arron can't get his way! LOL Keep up the excellent work
Thanks
I give Mike and Aaron an A+ in design and fabrication. Can’t imagine the money spent investing in tools and shop equipment nor the amount saved in just time and money by fabricating parts and tools for maintenance of their own equipment. As old as the drag is, just about anything you do will probably require design and fabrication..lol. Great video DP.
Hello from the Netherlands.
Hi Mike, I'm also going to put something made of plexiglass in the place where there used to be real glass, also to keep the weather and vermin out of the cabin?? .
and then adding a "Dirt Perfect" logo in an old style and nice font also seems very nice and stylish to me .
thanks for the video DP and Aaron .
Sincerely Hollandduck
Great job guys! Cannt wait for the next vedio to see the old girl do what she's Designed to to, Dig!
Looking good guys can't wait to see it digging you two complement each other working together 😊😊😊
Shes really coming together and looks great. Great job guys.
A fresh DP video is the best way to start a Saturday morning! 💯 Thanks for sharing DP!
"DP, you almost had me worried at 3:53! Was about to call in the Patriot Police on you! 😂 Glad you fixed it though, can't wait for the next video!"
I am
So confused stay tuned I guess
Be nice to OLE GLORY
@@DirtPerfectI think he means is when u let the boom down n the flag touched the ground but u can see after u got the dragline n the shed u had done taken the flag off
That's just an assumption.
I didn't see that at all. They probably removed it when they dropped the boom. It just wasn't on camera.
I was going to say the same thing but the next clip shows that you removed the flag before dragging it thru the dirt.
Absolutely love the RB22 content. The sheer excitement in your voice about the project is conatagious... Keep it up...... I can't wait to see the drag bucket shined up again!!!
Thanks Mike, Loved the video of two "Get er done" guys, combining their talents to get anything done! One last message from an old guy would be to start protecting your eyesight, hearing and finger protection every time, especially when working on old and loud equipment from an era when PPE was not considered important. It honestly does sneak up on you!
Cheers from Canada.
Don't forget to sand and caulk the joints on the roof. Are you will have water getting in the panel joints on the roof.😊😊😊😊😊😊
Good Day gentlemen..
Great video thanks for sharing the whole time you were talking about cutting the hole out for the exhaust I’m going just cut a square around the pipe hole and swap it into the new spot 😂
Y’all knocked heads have funny moments and whenever one of y’all don’t agree with each it’s funny but at least y’all have fun as coworkers 😂 I enjoy y’all’s work
The Great Mystery.
How come every place we go, when it rains the yard surface is reasonably dry but there's always a puddle in front of the garage/shop doors?.?.?
Thanks for sharing. 🇺🇸🏁🇺🇸👍
Thanks to you guys I get my daily laugh watching you two.
Looking pretty cool. Need to get yours, Chris’s, Matt’s and Clint’s all side by side digging
Saturday morning funnies 😂
I love watching the old stuff get worked on. You & Aaron make it fun to watch.
Watching you put that panel on reminded me of the movie Uncle Buck and the washing machine.
A piece of living history being restored, one bolt at a time 😁
Sometimes the weather may not work in your favor for being on site, but you make it work to your advantage 💪😃
Nice seeing that old iron get her makeover done. Well done, guys.
boy I got to tell you this brings back memories. Very nostalgic. My grandfather ran a drag line for nearly 40 years. Back in the late 70's early 80's I remember sitting with my grandfather as he worked on his crane. Typically out in the field. He worked many a farm out in the San Joaquin Valley in California (Bakersfield, Wasco, McFarlane, etc). Cleaning tail pits, irrigation ditches, and settling ponds mostly. During the day it was hot, dusty, and miserable. (especially for an 8yo). But boy, once the light started to fade, my younger brother and I would run along the irrigation ditches trying to catch frogs. And boy howdy, those frogs were almost bigger than we were. I remember one that grandpa measured for us was over 3 feet tip of nose to tip of toe stretched out. If we managed to catch enough, he would cook up some frog legs for us. Watching you work on that brought back so many memories, more so when I spotted that Folders can full of nuts and bolts. I remember having to lug that can around for years and seeing one while you were working just flooded the memories.
I learned in a Cat powered 22B almost 50 years ago. My old neighbor bought it new in 1947 set up as dragline and also shovel front, which was never installed. He paid just under $17,000 for it, a lot back then. On his he hinged those catwalk brackets on the sides so they could be easily folded up to make it narrower for transport. Too bad yours was repowered, in my book the Cat is a lot easier on the ears having run both.
Working on something that another person has taken apart is my #1 pet peeve. Glad to see the dragline project is coming along great. Dirt time coming soon. BTW don't forget about Lt. Dan. He needs some air time too.
Good morning sunshine! Love starting my Saturday off with y'all! Great video! Much love from Henderson Ga
Aaron your potential to be a boss seems to go down hill every video. When DP asked where do we start the answer is not "I have no idea", it should have been "Breakfast 🥞"
My thinking was simply, "BREAK!" ;-)
Love how you just drag the colors on the ground. Such disrespect for our flag. Yes it did touch the ground. Now it’s draped over the shelves. Show some respect. Yep I’m a veteran
Ok will hide it in the closet for you and not give one shit about county thanks for the advice
@@DirtPerfect guess if you don’t care about our colors or country or vets then why should we care about you?
Tell em. if you had no “respect” for the flag you certainly would’ve have taken it off the machine and put it to the side. Yes it touched the ground but you clearly saw the issue and resolved it for the time being
This was just hilarious watching.. I watch with close captions enabled... everytime Mike said Aaron. It was reading Karen... 😂😂😂😂
The ex-army mack is at least in the background now. Gettin closer to working on it again!
Machine is looking great. Love it ❤️🩹
46:51 raining at my house.
Coming together nicely, anxious to see it in the dirt. Like Captain Kleeman's backhoe, slow but it's paid its dues.
Wink, wink. I just love the analytical skills Aaron brings to the table. It takes a man of his skill and experience to decide is it Mickey "D's" or Durby Market for world famous breakfast burrito's. The town / city should enshrine Aaron with a statute of his Pogo Stick. I've never seen anybody with such talent jump from an idea. LOL. Thanks for sharing.
Good progress on a really fun project! Restoration hint, given an option, always put the nut and threads in the dry side of panels. (Minimizes rust on the threaded portions of the bolts)🖖
MBTS with the Freudian Slip......"beat off"........😂😂
Nice job gents! Reminds me of my childhood! That's what I watched when I was little. No hydraulics, only cables and drums! Can't wait to her function!
😀😀😀😀😀 The old iron will work again!!!!
This is getting exciting you guys . Nice work. It’s cool seeing the Ol drag line getting some attention. I wish LT Dan would get some love soon too
playing dragline - which is well and good - and Lt. Dan just sits.
Howdy Mr. Dirt, It's a bit nerve wracking to think of either of you running that beast with a wrecking ball on it!! YIKES! Great video! Thumbs up! Stay safe!! Jim
Great job great video thanks Mike and Aron
Bonjour Super Vidéo et un TEAM extraordinaire dans la joie ---Alain
Mike , First off Love you two working together !! But I have to agree with viewer Charles Smith ! Love it when you two occasionally compliment each other . You both do good with on the fly work ! Thanks for the extra time you put in on a job, to make it cool for us viewers ! Love the Ol Drag Line !!
she's getting there Mike! you and Aaron are getting her shipshape slowly but surely! cant wait to see the next video on this
Have a great week.
I Just love that chesty old Detroit grumble & snort. I am also glad I didn't have one tolisten to 8 hours a day for a career!
Nice job guys. Looking good. LIke the way you adapted for the exhaust. Thanks for sharing.
Yep…y’all are GOOD 🎉🙋♀️💖🇨🇱
It's the DP and MBTS show.
Real awesome video. There's no stopping this team. The old girl is really taking shape. Denis from Santa Rosa CA
I think the reason spanners or wrenches as you call them do not fit the heads is because in ww2 sizes were reduced to save materials 5/16" became 1/4" and so on , once done it could not be reversed without total confusion here in the uk we made the water even more muddy by going metric but still drive in miles per hour !
That’s a pretty cool crane it’s a classic that’s for sure you should give her a paint job clean her up that would be cool
Great video 👍
I really enjoy watching the two of you together! What a great team.
Clint has one!!
Safety guy Aaron, Welds in shorts, Soccer Mom footie socks and Tennis shoes. 😁
The other main thing you didn't get done was the Pepsi can holder done lol the floor is no good
Mike and Aaron on a Rainday. The make this what Man make with great Application. On old Machine to work, with the Expectations the to Life to resuscitate. The have a great patience near. And slow the Dragline come back. Interesting Video Thanks. 👍
Looks awesome Mike, the panels being attached really changes the look of it!! As always thank you for bringing us along on your adventures!!!!
Im in NC and I know a guy who has a scrap yard that has a wrecking ball. I dont know how readily available they are and its a long way to ship it but i can check on it if you cant find one.
Looks great to have all the panels on her looks all dressed up .Well done guy's
Are y’all going to make a gauge panel for the gauges and the starter button? That would look nice in there and mount it where you can see and reach it Mike? Put some new hinges on the doors, that way everything is accessible from the side too, looking from the inside they don’t look hard to get to? Now that looks great guys ! 👍🏼👍🏼
You got this Mike, I’m glad y’all are working on the crane!
The old girl is coming together well, wont be long now !
The Drag Line is looking good, closer to a working machine. I like it. Keep up the good work guys.
Great video guys the progress is coming along great keep up the great work and can’t wait to see it in action dredging a pond
For most of the video, I kept saying to my wife, “what is wrong with the tv?” It drove me nuts. I must’ve cleaned my tv about 10 times. Then it dawned on me, it’s the LED shop lights messing with the camera. On the bright side, I have the cleanest tv in the country right now. Thanks guys!!
The flag did not even hit the dirt I was watching it very carefully. Love it when you and Aaron are together it's totally amazing, educational and funny. I can hardly wait to see that drag line in use. Thank you for sharing!😊
3:51
Then you need glasses it plain as day.
Thanks for sharing your thoughts, ideas and videos. Great to see the dragline getting some attention. Looking forward to seeing it work. Wishing you and your family the best.
anyone else close their eyes when Aaron says eyeballs? lol
That drag line is going to be awesome when you get it done, and as always, I can't wait for the next video, and the next thing you two get yourself into
Can't wait to see the first scoop of mud/dirt with the old beast. You two make a hell of a team. As always keep up the great work ol boys 😁 👍
That 4/71 jimmy sounds sweet Ya need to WD the Hinges they probably haven't been worked in years , cut the exhaust and refit it to the plate .Good times with the Boys this morning Mike and Aaron you know were in for some fun times with these two fabricating ,I do enjoy these video's the most with you two working on equipment ya do work well together and the laughter is infectious .Please explain what a oiler is and what their Job on the dragline was
Nearly there, you need to soak those door hinges in an oily rag and they'll be ok. Those new dials will help as well, you'll be able to keep an eye on things during operation. Have you thought about a way to heat her up when it's cooler, Captain Keenan had a unique way of starting his 555 in the cold, would save having a Pony Motor or heater plugs. 🤗👍
Thanks for the video. I like it when you 2 decide who's going to be boss and do the re-engineering on the to-do list
Did you find a headache ball Mike? Thanks for sharing Mike and Aaron! Look good my friends! 👌🏻👍🏼👍🏼🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Oh man, I know the struggle with the door. Use to work for company that we converted lifting cranes into line skidders and heal boom loaders. The roof always sagged when you removed the side panels. Never went back together well, the rolling doors on the back are just a jem. Good luck!😊
You get that engine hot, you will be more than happy to get that door open. Gonna be a oven in there for sure.
I'm sorry to see comedy hour is over. Can't wait till you guys get that beautiful machine fully operational and out on a job site. Can't wait to see you transport it to a job site. That gonna be a trip and a half . Lol😂❤ Dp keep the videos coming. 😊
I would guess your roof plate was 180 out. Because small pipe was for pony motor exhaust.
What is going on with sergeant DAN I would love to see the finished product
there used to be a ball sitting in a yard in Hawsville not sure if its the type you want but its there lol
Interesting
Think it needs a fancy exhaust like the Mack and bubba dump
Like the video on the Drag line . lots of bolts .
Looking 👀 good for rookies 😂 DP will not melt in the rain,but WILL float. Love you two crazy guys.
Thanks
Great video,y’all accomplished a lot on the dragline,getting closer and closer.it’s looking good.just keep doing what your doing.kudos 👍👍👍😎😎😎
Welcome to Aaron's world. Always needing a hi-chair at the dinner table, No No I meant Always needing a step stool. Lol
It's looking good, guys! Awesome video! Keep um coming.
Really coming together! Good job.
I was waiting to see the Oil Pressure and Temperature Gauges working. Oh, well.
Stay tune
they shore put plenty of bolts in the panels if bilt today there wood be 1/2 as miny bolts and a lot of plastic
Want to invite you all back again this year to the HCEA show in bowling Green ohio September 22 , 23 ,24 2023. This is a international show again this year. Hope to see you all again. Stop by and say hi at the orange food trailer.
No that’s the same at unity expo in Louisville
My Milwaukee tools hate it when I watch a u-tuber with dewalt tools!
need a cushion for the seat
I'm going to help Aaron here and point out that somebody did already put plastic on that machine, at 45:24 electrical insulation tape is visible around a couple of struts near his left arm where you ran lines for temperature and oil gages and that orange cable sheath between the rocker arm cover and the air filter housing looks like it is coated in plastic as well!😁
Not sure how much Coke is like Pepsi, But a good friend of mine used to drink 3 or 4 or 5 everyday, ended up losing half of his guts and almost died. Caution. He actually bought a coke machine for his office, he was in-charge of rebuilding the diesel engines for the Mexican railroad. Great guy
I did I can’t wait to see what you do with the thing. Enjoyed it very much. You have a good day. Make lots of videos so I have something to do.
You guys putting this back together is really Kool to see. I'm waiting for Aaron to splash Mr DP one time with it 😂😂
Don’t forget your dirt, perfect sticker on your drag line‘s. Operator, Mike Oiler Aaron’s thank you man