Hey Bruce, when I was about 10 yrs old they straightened the road in front of our house. The hill, which was quite large, became the source of the crushed stone for the road base. A crushing plant was set up and the work began. They were using a D9 Cat for removing the overburden and then assisting the crushing operation. Every morning is hear the pony motor start up and then the big diesel. I'd sit on the edge to the hill side and watch the progress. One day the D9 operator stopped the machine and waved me over. He helped me up on the dozer and we made a couple passes moving material. 63 years later I still remember that experience well. Thanks for the great videos 😊
There's a channel on here where a contractor in the US does all his own maintenance of the various Cats he operates.(jaypaydirt) There's a vid of him driving his dads D9 when he was 12, actually working and not just playing around.
Mate RUclips is being stingy and not sending me notifications for your videos. Very annoying when i make sure to get notifications so i dont miss out! Great video keep them up
What a trooper. You're still in recovery but find the energy to go and help others. At least it was well worthwhile. Recovering three tractor rigs in one mission. All in all that must have been a full day's work. A very successful mission Bruce and being the gentleman you really are, you found the time to thank the cameraman and the farmers you were recovering for helping you. Let's face it it's not a situation where you could phone a recovery company to save the day. Don't know if you like a beer but you deserve freebies for life after this mission.
Great effort by all concerned, have been watching Diesel Creek who I suspect would love to see what you are up to, will continue to watch for your output.
Gday Bruce, the dozer is definitely coming in handy and goes to show that old machines still have the place, I wouldn’t mind seeing the grader come back to life to, great episode mate, cheers
Hello Bruce and the cameraman great work on getting those tractors out of the wet area the bulldozer did the the job easily track's are much better on wet areas great work fella's and yes it will be awesome to see you get the grader started and running enjoyed watching thanks for sharing Bruce blessings to everyone
excellent job pulling the bogged tractors out. It would be great to see you get the D8 moving. The grader would be a good show also. I had a Massey Ferguson years ago with a Perkins engine. It was a good dozer and i never had any issues with that engine. Ran like a charm. Keep sending the great videos!
Your a gem Bruce . Safety wasnt even a word when i did my time on tractors. Now i think of it all the time. It's not about me getting hurt, it's the others that you hurt. I'm so glad you thought about the job in a safe way. Regards,Tim.
Hi Bruce, good to hear the surgery has gone well, just be carefull to let your eye recover fully. Love this video, it brought back a few memories. Back in 1963 when I was 15 and just started my apprenticeship, I was buying 1 spanner a week, and the very first one I got was 1/4 whit. It was a Britool and I've still got it🙂. I also like how you use tyres on the straps and chains for safety in case any of them break under load. The number of young guys I see today who have no idea of safety when towing or winching, I've seen both chains and cables break under heavy load and they've had enough energy to take someones head off. They can call me an old know-it-all fart if they want but, after a lifetime in engineering I've still got both eyes and all my fingers. Keep yourself well and thanks for your videos. A video of the Grader would be interesting.
Bruce, growing up here in Texas we had two Fiat Allis dozers, a 16B and an 11B. They were good machines and moved a Lot of dirt. I had to come back and edit this comment because it posted 20B instead of 16B. While I'm editing I'll add to my coment.. The 16B we bought out of Alaska thru an auction. When the dozer showed up, it had a complete brand new undercarriage under it including new rails and swamp pads. Apparently the auction company had a machinery service in Alaska install all the new workings and the machinery company installed it on the WRONG machine but it had already came all the way from Alaska to Texas..and we only paid $25,000 for the dozer at auction. The whole undercarriage was a bonus! I don't even think the auction fee paid for that mistake.
Only in America mate, we here in Australia only dream about deals like you guys can achieve, here we pay more then that and still only get a worn out pile of junk for our money.
I love Australian content, to me there is nothing better than Aussie movies, locally designed and built cars & machinery and the like and to top it off us Aussies as a people. A lot of people do this will it start bizzo from around the world but you old mate are bloody legend. I cant get enough, no bullshit no lies no crap just the real thing , thanks old mate total respect
Take care of yourself, Bruce! Was awesome to see that old girl working, it's all good and well to get them to run, but to see them in action is so much better. Also, I thought you would know by now that asking if we want you to get the grader running comes under the title of 'Bloody stupid question!' Of course we do. Thanks for such wonderful content.
Absolutely loved this episode as well as the others but the on site rescue and ripping anecdotes using a machine we already know make it a beauty mate .Cheers from the mallee!
Nicely done Bruce! Definitely would like to see you tackle the grader next! Thank you to the cameraman for taking on the heavy load so you can heal! Take care of yourself!
Best 45 minutes entertainment this week Bruce, great save, that old girl still has a lot of work left in her yet as do you. For sure mate, I would really love to see you kick the old grader in the pills and see if she’ll run. Your videos really are so down to earth and honest, just love them. Catch you next week Bruce, have a good one
An excellent demonstration of the situation where there's no replacement for good old fashioned grunt; the old girl barely noticed the tractors she was pulling out of the mire. Also always a treat to watch an experienced hand at the controls of a big machine - finished off with a very nice parking job!
Thank you Bruce; one of the best yet. Your cameraman/person is very, very good, as is the editing. Almost pro documentary level. It is wonderful to see old machinery prove its worth and this old Cat really showed its value. The build fidelity of machines from the late 50s thru 80s was pretty high, simple but durable.
Thunderbird 'D' to the rescue! Didya ever watch the thunderbirds Bruce? About my favourite show back more than 50 years ago! Geez I'd still watch them even now given the opportunity! Actually, watching the dozer crawling through the trees sorta reminds me of the episodes where they had the 'huge' 'crablogger' machine, chopping down, grabbing trees with its mechanical arms & grippers, then feeding them into its own belly & grinding them up. Aah, the good old days, when we had a black & white Aussie made 'Healing' brand tv. What you could have mentioned while tightening the battery leads onto the dozer's batteries was that you tightened the +ve terminal up first with the -ve lead NOT connected to the battery yet. Doing it that way, even if your spanner (or whatever tool you're using to thighten the terminals onto the battery with) touches the chassis, you're not gonna get showers of sparks & arcs from shorting out the battery. After the +ve cable is tightened, it's safe to tighten the -ve cable connector to the battery with no fear of sparks & arcs this time either, because the -ve terminal is normally connected to the chassis anyway! The opposite, of course, applies for a +ve earthed vehicle. Just sayin! Watching the dozer driving to where you're gonna pull the bogged tractors out, at 2 or 3 km/h, gives an idea of how much 'grunt' that dozer has! MASSIVE grunt! It pulled those tractors out like nuthin Bruce! Barely even slowed it down at all! Just an awesome machine! And I like the idea of the straps threaded through the old tyres to keep them out of the mud! I'll join the others too by saying - "Yep, do a video on the 'fat alice' grader please!"
Yeah, that's correct when it comes to reversing - we used to do it with our old CAT D5B in the New England. I know a few who did the same with D7G's & D9's too.
With three tractors stuck you did a great job getting them out, but if I had that place I would go back to the mower that doesn't get stuck and bring in the sheep or goat's. :)
Another great show. Yes, please, on doing a show on the grader. I've been on and worked farms and ranches for most of my 56 year's and love when they modify machine's because it's what they could afford. Those old guys are part engineer. I knew one that took a model A Ford and used the frame engine and transmission and used it to power a chopper mixer for pig feed. I last saw him run it in 1990. It fired right up. He since passed away. Old Shelby Cook has long since passed. I bet that old rig would still run if he was around.
Dear Mr. Bruce. 👍👌👏 Very well done again (video and work). Oldies but definitely Goldies! This applies to Bruce and the bulldozer. 😁 ;-) Get 100% well soon, Sir! Thanks a lot for making teaching explaining recording editing uploading and sharing. Best regards luck and especially health to all involved people.
Well done Bruce, you’re the man. You’ve come a long way from when you started and seem so much more relaxed in front of the camera now. I love your content and relaxed style. Cheers mate, Stuart. Canberra.
Well done, Bruce. It is so good to see the old equipment do useful work to help the farmer neighbors. Glad your eye is recovering nicely. Keep following the doctor's advice and all should go well. Thanks for the great video. Complements to the Camera Man. David in the USA.
I liked the 3 tractors being stuck story. I got stuck up to the axle in my field about 25 years ago, 2 wheels drive, topping 4ft reeds. I chained a post to one wheel, set the diff and spun the post too lift the tractor on one side. Stones in under that wheel. I did the same to the other. Made a route out of the boggy bit and got my tractor out of that part of the wet field. I learnt the post method from an older farmer....
It's a good job you fixed the old bulldozer last year. You deserve a few cold ones for that one. Hope you're eye gets better soon. And the old Perkins would make a good video mate.👍
Very nice work sir. I grew up on a farm and know how bad a tractor can get stuck. A dozer could also get badly stuck, but is very strong and tracks is just great for grip.
Cool camera angles in this video! Glad you're taking it easier for concern of your eye! Also cool to see the suctioning hose with the marble being used in this video.
Hi Bruce. This was a very interesting and enjoyable video. It proves the point that these old machines, which many would dismiss as pieces of old junk, can, with a bit of care, go out and do some impressive work. It extracted those enmired tractors without hardly breaking a sweat. Glad to see you are taking care of your issues and allowing the others to do the grunt work. Always enjoy seeing old equipment put to work. Take care, Mart in England.
Getting the Grader running would make a good video, that Dozer has some grunt,certainly useful, thanks for sharing, all the best to you and your loved ones
Thanks for the update, Bruce from down under😄. Great to hear that your eyes are going better👍🏼👍🏼. See you soon in the next video😉. BIG THANKS TO THE CAMERA MAN for the great work he's doing👍🏼👍🏼. Hug's from France👋🥖🇫🇷 Peter
Yes, let's see about the grader from down under! Glad your doing ok after eye surgery! Had cataract surgery a year ago, vision OK! Great work and showing people how to don't rather right way. Cheers from St. James, Missouri!
Wow gotta say a great video bruce , you & Big Bertha (that's what I call her, lol.) did three incredible things b4 Breakfast hahaha ! no seriously it was great l hope the farmer's gave you a good dinner later in the day , meat & 3 veg & two tinnes , me l have Meat & five veg ,glad you are not stressing your Eyes gotta keep the pressure low , until the next video stay safe from Melbourne 😳😁
Well done. Glad to see your eye surgery went well. Great getting the old dozer up and running as well as doing a grand old job of getting the 3 tractors out. Bring on the Perky powered Fiat grader.
Hey Bruce, when I was about 10 yrs old they straightened the road in front of our house. The hill, which was quite large, became the source of the crushed stone for the road base. A crushing plant was set up and the work began. They were using a D9 Cat for removing the overburden and then assisting the crushing operation. Every morning is hear the pony motor start up and then the big diesel. I'd sit on the edge to the hill side and watch the progress. One day the D9 operator stopped the machine and waved me over. He helped me up on the dozer and we made a couple passes moving material. 63 years later I still remember that experience well. Thanks for the great videos 😊
And you'll never forget that thrill👍
There's a channel on here where a contractor in the US does all his own maintenance of the various Cats he operates.(jaypaydirt) There's a vid of him driving his dads D9 when he was 12, actually working and not just playing around.
Awesome story John hope you’re well hoss
Yep get on the grader
Get on the grader Brucey ... she's a beaut
Please make a movie of the grader.
Yes please!
Yes please!
I've always loved those graders...hello from Finland!
That's a wonderful idea. Hello from central California.
It’s nice to watch a master mechanic that can also operate a piece of equipment perfectly. Good on you.
That dozer just said "hold my beer, I got some playing to do".
Yep , it said it had to go get the kids toys out of the sand pit .
Thanks again Bruce , brilliant viewing. Glad all went well there , thanks
Mate RUclips is being stingy and not sending me notifications for your videos. Very annoying when i make sure to get notifications so i dont miss out!
Great video keep them up
Best video production on equipment repair on RUclips! The cameraman and Bruce do a great job at editing and production.
Bruce we love your videos. Maybe sometime you could introduce your camera man on video mate😀
What a trooper. You're still in recovery but find the energy to go and help others. At least it was well worthwhile. Recovering three tractor rigs in one mission. All in all that must have been a full day's work. A very successful mission Bruce and being the gentleman you really are, you found the time to thank the cameraman and the farmers you were recovering for helping you. Let's face it it's not a situation where you could phone a recovery company to save the day. Don't know if you like a beer but you deserve freebies for life after this mission.
Yeah, carton currency, a timeless Aussie obligation and tradition :):):)
That grader would be a good fix Bruce, it looks a classic 👍
The best content on you tube Bruce.
G'day Bruce! True Blue Legend!
Great effort by all concerned, have been watching Diesel Creek who I suspect would love to see what you are up to, will continue to watch for your output.
Gday Bruce, the dozer is definitely coming in handy and goes to show that old machines still have the place, I wouldn’t mind seeing the grader come back to life to, great episode mate, cheers
Hello Bruce and the cameraman great work on getting those tractors out of the wet area the bulldozer did the the job easily track's are much better on wet areas great work fella's and yes it will be awesome to see you get the grader started and running enjoyed watching thanks for sharing Bruce blessings to everyone
Love to see the grader get a bit of attention. The old Chamberlain tractor still working is good to see. Thanks for sharing.
Another great, Bruce. You’ve pumped them out this week. Keep the stories coming. Most informative.
Thanks for a fun adventure, Bruce! Would be excellent to see that Grader for sure.
Great job Bruce!, do not stop filming!! next time try to start the grader and try to drive it. Greetz from Holland👍
Hell yer I like the way you look after all those old machines
Good to see you playing with Big Boys Toys again 😊, don't over do it ,eyes can't be replaced !
Cheers room Derbyshire UK
Love the channel Bruce and yes I would love to see the old grader come back to life.
Bring the grader back to life Bruce.
excellent job pulling the bogged tractors out. It would be great to see you get the D8 moving. The grader would be a good show also. I had a Massey Ferguson years ago with a Perkins engine. It was a good dozer and i never had any issues with that engine. Ran like a charm. Keep sending the great videos!
Great video Bruce and team!
Loved the tires put in the rigging of the straps and chains to prevent a dangerous situation!
Your a gem Bruce . Safety wasnt even a word when i did my time on tractors.
Now i think of it all the time. It's not about me getting hurt, it's the others that you hurt. I'm so glad you thought about the job in a safe way.
Regards,Tim.
Like to see you get back to those graders, thanks for this video, nice to see these ol' machines come back to life.
Take it easy? Lets go and Rescue 3 BOGGED Tractors! Great Video!
Been a while since my dad showed me that method of siphoning fuel!
Great video and would love to see the grader running.
Hi Bruce, good to hear the surgery has gone well, just be carefull to let your eye recover fully.
Love this video, it brought back a few memories. Back in 1963 when I was 15 and just started my apprenticeship, I was buying 1 spanner a week, and the very first one I got was 1/4 whit. It was a Britool and I've still got it🙂. I also like how you use tyres on the straps and chains for safety in case any of them break under load. The number of young guys I see today who have no idea of safety when towing or winching, I've seen both chains and cables break under heavy load and they've had enough energy to take someones head off.
They can call me an old know-it-all fart if they want but, after a lifetime in engineering I've still got both eyes and all my fingers.
Keep yourself well and thanks for your videos. A video of the Grader would be interesting.
Great bog rescue & yes to a grader, Will it start, be safe and keep up the good work 🤠
Bruce, growing up here in Texas we had two Fiat Allis dozers, a 16B and an 11B. They were good machines and moved a Lot of dirt.
I had to come back and edit this comment because it posted 20B instead of 16B. While I'm editing I'll add to my coment..
The 16B we bought out of Alaska thru an auction. When the dozer showed up, it had a complete brand new undercarriage under it including new rails and swamp pads. Apparently the auction company had a machinery service in Alaska install all the new workings and the machinery company installed it on the WRONG machine but it had already came all the way from Alaska to Texas..and we only paid $25,000 for the dozer at auction. The whole undercarriage was a bonus! I don't even think the auction fee paid for that mistake.
Only in America mate, we here in Australia only dream about deals like you guys can achieve, here we pay more then that and still only get a worn out pile of junk for our money.
@@TheSeastar19 that's not good at all, my friend
Always a good day when Bruce uploads. Yes please let’s see the grader. I enjoyed the adventure today, thanks Bruce. Take care of yourself.
Hi Bruce you are a legend my friend I really enjoy the way you bring this old dinosaur back to life your knowledge is amazing
Nice, so methodical and steady. Took a real machine to extracate the others. Thanks for doing it! -From Idaho USA
I’d love to see you get the grader started and moving. Great story as usual Bruce about yourself and your dad.
Lovely episode Bruce. Cheers from Sweden! Grader next, please! The tractor owners owe you a nice dinner, i think.
I love Australian content, to me there is nothing better than Aussie movies, locally designed and built cars & machinery and the like and to top it off us Aussies as a people. A lot of people do this will it start bizzo from around the world but you old mate are bloody legend. I cant get enough, no bullshit no lies no crap just the real thing , thanks old mate total respect
Glad to hear the eyes going ok mate 👍takes a while to get back to normal - no heavy stuff 👍
Take care of yourself, Bruce! Was awesome to see that old girl working, it's all good and well to get them to run, but to see them in action is so much better. Also, I thought you would know by now that asking if we want you to get the grader running comes under the title of 'Bloody stupid question!' Of course we do. Thanks for such wonderful content.
Absolutely loved this episode as well as the others but the on site rescue and ripping anecdotes using a machine we already know make it a beauty mate .Cheers from the mallee!
Glad you’ve come through OK. Keep taking it easier so the healing can complete ! Cheers!
Nicely done Bruce! Definitely would like to see you tackle the grader next! Thank you to the cameraman for taking on the heavy load so you can heal! Take care of yourself!
Love to see the grader brought back to life, great channel Bruce
Best 45 minutes entertainment this week Bruce, great save, that old girl still has a lot of work left in her yet as do you. For sure mate, I would really love to see you kick the old grader in the pills and see if she’ll run. Your videos really are so down to earth and honest, just love them. Catch you next week Bruce, have a good one
Cheers Bruce glad your eye is getting there always enjoy your videos cheers .
I would love to have a old dozer like that would be perfect for building a motocross track or making trails through bush
"making trails through bush " careful you'll upset the vegamatics
@@rods6405 my land my rules 😂
An excellent demonstration of the situation where there's no replacement for good old fashioned grunt; the old girl barely noticed the tractors she was pulling out of the mire. Also always a treat to watch an experienced hand at the controls of a big machine - finished off with a very nice parking job!
The Old Dozer did the Job... Another Top Video :)
That Dozer is a just a grand old monster, the stories it could tell !
Your tyre collection is vast. Reminds me of my dads shed. Love to see the grader going . Thanks
We would love to see some grader action and thanks for sharing this thoroughly enjoyed watching it Mr Bruce:)
Thanks again for the video Bruce. That's a big yes from me to get the grader going. Would be good to see it pushing a bit of dirt. Cheers Evo..
Thank you Bruce; one of the best yet. Your cameraman/person is very, very good, as is the editing. Almost pro documentary level. It is wonderful to see old machinery prove its worth and this old Cat really showed its value. The build fidelity of machines from the late 50s thru 80s was pretty high, simple but durable.
What a beast! Pulled those tractors out like it was nothing. Another fine video.
Great job all round Bruce 👍 that’s a lovely old dozer. Yes love to see you fire up that old grader, shouldn’t be hard with a perkins engine 😁
Holy cow, look at the dust! Amazing that it ran at all. And what beast, once it started to pull.
That was fantastic! Thanks Bruce😊
Yes please Bruce get that grader running
Thunderbird 'D' to the rescue! Didya ever watch the thunderbirds Bruce? About my favourite show back more than 50 years ago! Geez I'd still watch them even now given the opportunity!
Actually, watching the dozer crawling through the trees sorta reminds me of the episodes where they had the 'huge' 'crablogger' machine, chopping down, grabbing trees with its mechanical arms & grippers, then feeding them into its own belly & grinding them up. Aah, the good old days, when we had a black & white Aussie made 'Healing' brand tv.
What you could have mentioned while tightening the battery leads onto the dozer's batteries was that you tightened the +ve terminal up first with the -ve lead NOT connected to the battery yet.
Doing it that way, even if your spanner (or whatever tool you're using to thighten the terminals onto the battery with) touches the chassis, you're not gonna get showers of sparks & arcs from shorting out the battery.
After the +ve cable is tightened, it's safe to tighten the -ve cable connector to the battery with no fear of sparks & arcs this time either, because the -ve terminal is normally connected to the chassis anyway! The opposite, of course, applies for a +ve earthed vehicle. Just sayin!
Watching the dozer driving to where you're gonna pull the bogged tractors out, at 2 or 3 km/h, gives an idea of how much 'grunt' that dozer has! MASSIVE grunt!
It pulled those tractors out like nuthin Bruce! Barely even slowed it down at all! Just an awesome machine! And I like the idea of the straps threaded through the old tyres to keep them out of the mud!
I'll join the others too by saying - "Yep, do a video on the 'fat alice' grader please!"
Yeah, that's correct when it comes to reversing - we used to do it with our old CAT D5B in the New England. I know a few who did the same with D7G's & D9's too.
Bruce is a bloody legend. Reminds me of my old man. Wish he was still here to have a beer and a yarn with. Good on ya Bruce. Keep up the good work.
Get the old grater going Bruce ! Another great video as usual.
Revisiting this episode! Keep up the good work!
With three tractors stuck you did a great job getting them out, but if I had that place I would go back to the mower that doesn't get stuck and bring in the sheep or goat's. :)
Another great show. Yes, please, on doing a show on the grader. I've been on and worked farms and ranches for most of my 56 year's and love when they modify machine's because it's what they could afford. Those old guys are part engineer. I knew one that took a model A Ford and used the frame engine and transmission and used it to power a chopper mixer for pig feed. I last saw him run it in 1990. It fired right up. He since passed away. Old Shelby Cook has long since passed. I bet that old rig would still run if he was around.
Dear Mr. Bruce.
👍👌👏 Very well done again (video and work). Oldies but definitely Goldies! This applies to Bruce and the bulldozer. 😁 ;-) Get 100% well soon, Sir!
Thanks a lot for making teaching explaining recording editing uploading and sharing.
Best regards luck and especially health to all involved people.
Well done Bruce, you’re the man. You’ve come a long way from when you started and seem so much more relaxed in front of the camera now. I love your content and relaxed style. Cheers mate, Stuart. Canberra.
Its so fun to ser you do all the right thing and learn the young guys how ti do it.
Well done, Bruce. It is so good to see the old equipment do useful work to help the farmer neighbors. Glad your eye is recovering nicely. Keep following the doctor's advice and all should go well. Thanks for the great video. Complements to the Camera Man. David in the USA.
She might be old but still v good to go, GG glad your eyes are good mate.
I would love to see you try to start that grader!
I liked the 3 tractors being stuck story. I got stuck up to the axle in my field about 25 years ago, 2 wheels drive, topping 4ft reeds. I chained a post to one wheel, set the diff and spun the post too lift the tractor on one side. Stones in under that wheel. I did the same to the other. Made a route out of the boggy bit and got my tractor out of that part of the wet field. I learnt the post method from an older farmer....
Your a good bloke to have around, take care of yer self
If you could Bruce that would be great to see the old grader running and operating 🤙👌
Bruce your the best , love your videos . Massachusetts USA
That’s very smart using the tires to stop the chain if it snaps
And yes do a will it run on the grader
Always fascinating Bruce! Yes, Please do the grader too! 🙂
It's a good job you fixed the old bulldozer last year. You deserve a few cold ones for that one. Hope you're eye gets better soon. And the old Perkins would make a good video mate.👍
Thanks Bruce, good result, looking forward to the D8, my childhood centrefold, love a bit of pony motor action!😅.
Bruce it was great fun watch ing good job well done cheers
Definately need to see that grader move.
Very nice work sir. I grew up on a farm and know how bad a tractor can get stuck. A dozer could also get badly stuck, but is very strong and tracks is just great for grip.
Cool camera angles in this video! Glad you're taking it easier for concern of your eye!
Also cool to see the suctioning hose with the marble being used in this video.
Hi Bruce. This was a very interesting and enjoyable video. It proves the point that these old machines, which many would dismiss as pieces of old junk, can, with a bit of care, go out and do some impressive work. It extracted those enmired tractors without hardly breaking a sweat. Glad to see you are taking care of your issues and allowing the others to do the grunt work. Always enjoy seeing old equipment put to work. Take care, Mart in England.
Great show! The camera work is really, really good, thanks 👍♥️
Great to hear your eye is feeling better!!
Love to see the grader come back to life.
Cant wait for the D8 either. Cheers!
Getting the Grader running would make a good video, that Dozer has some grunt,certainly useful, thanks for sharing, all the best to you and your loved ones
Yes Bruce would love to see a video on the old grader 👍
Yes, go fix the cheese grater for sure mate.. Love to see it going 😊
Great video Bruce. Kudos to your team too.
Thanks for the update, Bruce from down under😄. Great to hear that your eyes are going better👍🏼👍🏼.
See you soon in the next video😉.
BIG THANKS TO THE CAMERA MAN for the great work he's doing👍🏼👍🏼.
Hug's from France👋🥖🇫🇷
Peter
Great to hear the eye surgery has been successful & you’re getting along ok. Here’s hoping that continues ! Cheers !
Well done Bruce, always love watching your adventures.
Very interesting video again Bruce, thank you. Best of luck with you ongoing eye surgery. Stay safe and well
Yes, let's see about the grader from down under! Glad your doing ok after eye surgery! Had cataract surgery a year ago, vision OK! Great work and showing people how to don't rather right way. Cheers from St. James, Missouri!
Wow gotta say a great video bruce , you &
Big Bertha (that's what I call her, lol.) did three
incredible things b4
Breakfast hahaha ! no
seriously it was great
l hope the farmer's gave
you a good dinner later
in the day , meat & 3 veg
& two tinnes , me l have
Meat & five veg ,glad you are not stressing your
Eyes gotta keep the
pressure low , until the next video stay safe
from Melbourne 😳😁
Well done. Glad to see your eye surgery went well. Great getting the old dozer up and running as well as doing a grand old job of getting the 3 tractors out. Bring on the Perky powered Fiat grader.
I really liked the rescue mission. I hope you do more of these where you manage to save some bogged vehicles
Clean these dirty air filters at TS 20:00 min by lighting a fire cracker, putting the air filter over it and - Boom - all the dust will be out!
Tom 😎