It seriously warms my heart to see these old machines that have waited for so long to finally get shown some love. I can imagine them sitting there, watching every sunrise and wondering " Maybe today's the day someone will come to our rescue. "
The crew is such a well oiled machine. You guys all know what needs to be done, everyone knows their roll and the knowledge everyone has is super impressive. Its one thing to be a good mechanic inside a shop, but being a good mechanic out in the field is always so impressive. You guys are great at problem solving and communicating. Dope machines you guys got.
NEVER LEAVE AN IRON SOLDIER BEHIND, DAVE! Really nice to see this stuff not rusting back into the earth. This is almost like an archeological find. The history of mining. Fantastic video guys.
I love watching you guys try to start stuff for the first time in years. would love to watch you guys travel around the country trying to start old engines and machines that have been left for dead.
I don't know why, but watching you guys bring the old heavy equipment back to life is entertaining and satisfying. I learn so much about recovering old stuff. It's nothing I need to know, but I like learning new stuff.
Love watching you guys get this stuff running and love the old spaghetti western music in the background !!! Thanks so much for sharing - can’t wait for the next video !!!
I just subscibed to your channel yesterday and i cant stop watching. How you started your business from nothing to where you are now is amazing. what you all do is so interesting. Please keep the content coming. I get the feeling you are a veteran by the flag you proudly display. If so thank you for your service. God bless you all and your families.
I've been a gearhead my entire life.....but never really into heavy machinery, until now.......these videos are absolutely mesmerizing. Great work Dave and Crew!
As painful as that was to watch; nail biting stuff. I'm giving you all a 11/10 for effort & enthusiasm. The big YEAHS from Diesel Dave had me chuckling & rooting for those monsters to run....Thanks Dave, Dave & amazing crew ;-)
While in the Army, I was a UH-1H Huey Helicopter crewchief/mechanic/door gunner. We transitioned to UH-60A models. It is a fantastic bird. When I found your channel and your purchase of a UH-60 along with all your other videos, It hooked me. Your channel is a daily watch for me and can't get enough. At first I just thought your channel was a Rotorhead only channel. But not the case obviously. Love it!!!!
Hi guys, you never seize to amaize me, at my 71 years of age, been there done that, now I sit down, tune the videos enjoy your outstanding and impressive videos, remains me when I was young, blessings to you guys, please be safe, keep up the good work, from the endless summer paradise Puerto Rico Jesus Torres.
Great work Guys! I really love seeing You save theses Great Machines brought back to life. Hopefully you will be able to restore them and use them for all the good work that you guys do. Thanks for sharing and stay safe and healthy.👍
This is super interesting to watch! It`s gratifying seeing the machines come back to life and not die up on a mountain. Amazing work you and the crew are doing on this 1!
Love your content!! Can't wait for part 3!! My son loves working on heavy equipment!! So much so he started his own business!! He has a mobile heavy equipment service and he's doing good...he is busy!!
I can't usually watch longer form content without getting bored and switching videos, but heavy D's content always make me want to watch the whole video and more. Thanks for the sweet videos man!
Is it just me, or is it fun watching Alan work on his Christmas presents! The video of watching all of these guys try and get it up his mountain will be amazing! :P
@@patrickfrank76 Alan is happy, he got his building materials, plus he has a great job and makes plenty of money, we dont even know who owns these machines, plus they need to be restored, that old inclosed dozer would be a great restored machine, these pieces of equipment need to be preserved so they can possibly go in a museum one day, not sitting on another mountain with hardly any room, Alan doesn't need these machines, nor would he use them, he about cried when they cut the road up the mountain. Plus Alan doesn't take the best care of his equipment. Let's be real guys. I know you meant well though
@@mikehoncho658 we know who owns them. You think heavy D would take 6 guys out do the shop for days off of other PAYING projects for something he doesn’t now own? No no… he bought them and wants to get them running asap so he can’t get them back to the shop. Sold, or restored and his guys on paying projects. He 100% owns them would be bad business to waste all of these resources lol
@@modernprosperity7798 I've seen him do it for recoveries so yeah I would say we still don't know who owns them, I've seen them recover many of these old machines and then not ever see them again. He could be getting paid to do it for someone else and is doing it mostly for the video.
Great video. Thanks. I agree that the old dozer working well is a real Godsend. The engine sounded so good, after it cleared up. It will probably save a lot of extra trips for other equipment and stuff.
It’s amazing to watch u guys working together putting all your knowledge together and being able to start anything no matter how long it’s sat out in nature unused
I just love this so much!! I learned to operate a D6 when i was about 25-26! It was always exciting to get something started that didn't really want to. I live in the mountains of NW CO with pretty severe winters. I was a young woman working in a mans world in the mid 70's. Loved every minute and each piece of equipment i got to operate was more exciting than the last! I'm retired now but still get excited when you get these giant babies running!
great job guys! Hunter & Allan should develop a 'marking' (like fighters aircrafts), for each engine they managed to re-start (maybe an engine icon, or a piston...).Keep up the good work!
Awesome video,,, the guy with the off white hat I think is one hell of a mechanic, he knew all the ins and out of that engine, amazing......dont lose him he is great.....
you got spammed! but yes best content and definitely on fire 🔥 crankin out the vids lately its been excellent ! I really appreciated the interview he did with Dylan Rounds parents I think it was posted a couple of days ago now... was in depth and he got really personal with the family just was an excellent interview and really Regular Dave has pretty great interview skills I was super impressed
Y'all make the best team. And to think about how Florida man and the Wizard came into your lives is a huge blessing. Keep up the great work, y'all are heroes! 👍
The recording is great but what the editors do with it is magic. The sound effects, music, view cuts are awesome. Seem to always laugh in these videos. Thank you the entire crew for another great entertaining video!
@@markchapman2585 They are thick on this channel. I report them. Thanks for the heads up. Hadn't seen it yet. Annoying but they clearly must get people who fall for it.
Guys. Our son is OBSESSED with this kind of thing. He’s 4. You’re our new favorite obsession!! We are subscribed to your channel now & found you on FB so we don’t miss out. Keep up this awesome work!!! 😁🚧
Seriously the sound effects crack me up. One of my favorite things about the vids. Like when Heavy D works the levers or when the plate rolls off the tracks and squashes. That cracks me up for some reason.
This is good. Watched the first episode yesterday, just found this one… enjoyed see “Hans-Down” choosing his personality for the day…lol. (“Hans-Up” on a positive day!) Really good to see the camaraderie of all you guys. Each one of you has a completely unique personality. That’s what makes this channel work so well. Keep it up. Rob, Tasmania, Australia
My 8 year old grandson loves your videos! He was diagnosed with Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy three years ago. Anyway he is in a power wheelchair and after watching your videos decided he wanted his chair to be an excavator for Halloween.
I enjoy watching Alan work. I grew up in northwest Montana with ranchers and loggers; he reminds me of those men: get what needs to be done with what you have on hand: just make it happen. Diesel Dave personifies the ethic I learned from them too. These guys, Hunter and the rest of the team make a dynamic crew…about the only men who can keep up with Heavy D and his drive. “Heavy” D: Driven Dave the Dreamer and Dynamic-Leader (I couldn’t come up with an appropriate D word for a strong leader without negative connotation like Dominion or such, because from what I see and people who I know who know him, he is not that way. A fellow Utah resident, we cross paths occasionally. My favorite story is my daughter was working in a Maverick gas station and the Sparks crew stopped for fuel; coming from a big recovery job, a couple guys tracked dirt in the store and Dave got a broom and cleaned it up. ❤
Thank you for all your teams hard work and sharing these experiences with us! It’s so cool to see this stuff (everything you do) nobody else on the internet does what you share with us. Thank you so much Dave! And crew! From Minnesota!
I’d love to know what he does with all these. Does he fix them, clean them up, and sell them at action or what. I’ve seen several videos of him recovering big Iron but nothing on what he does after. Maybe a video run down of what happens afterward.
Could that star link also run off solar? Still can't help being amazed by how talented you and your crew are about overcoming all the obstacles encountered and succeed! !
With enough panels, sure. How much "enough" is will depend heavilly on how much sun the area gets and whether you need to keep the system running overnight.
A couple 100W panels, charge controller, LiPo battery pack and a inverter. I build these for other network applications for firefighting, modular in pelican cases. Works amazing
@@AdventureMachines screw lipos edison nickle batteries are way better. they are water based not acid based. so yes in theory u could use your owwn piss to jump start one of them.
@@nathandean1687 I should have been more specific; LiFePo. The nickel iron (NiFe) is a viable solution for a fixed installation, much less so as a mobile power storage solution. Also, the internal resistance makes the NiFe ~65% efficient when charging, wasting ~35% to heat. When charging with solar and looking for low weight and high efficiency this is a hard pill to swallow.
I had a chuckle when you were talking about the internet speed. I live 3 miles outside a big city and my speed on a good day is only 10 mb and more often than not actually
Hay thanks for all or vids been watching for the last 2 months back to back in bed with a bung kidney kept me spirits up so thank to all or crew or awesome favourite vids anything helping people in need and love dozers keep it up makes my day
Listen to those 2 strokes start up 🎶 it shouldn’t be blowing smoke like that tho.. the emergency shut off flap at the blower is probably half closed. Has to have some sort of restriction in the air intake side to be blowing smoke like that
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THANK YOU FOR PUTTING THOSE LYNKS IN. I can never follow into next vid and now I'm so stoked!! Love it
Has anyone noticed that sandals guy looks like the wizard's son?
It seriously warms my heart to see these old machines that have waited for so long to finally get shown some love. I can imagine them sitting there, watching every sunrise and wondering " Maybe today's the day someone will come to our rescue. "
lmao
I kinda imagined them almost seeming like Optimus Prime, seeming so old and wise, but graceful in his age
The crew is such a well oiled machine. You guys all know what needs to be done, everyone knows their roll and the knowledge everyone has is super impressive. Its one thing to be a good mechanic inside a shop, but being a good mechanic out in the field is always so impressive. You guys are great at problem solving and communicating. Dope machines you guys got.
Normal when you got a few mechanics as friends haha
You have some helluva good mechanics brother, great to see them old machines running
dont get scammed
@@TheJackotis thanks man but I get that crap all the time,I know better
No he dosent, its really just as redneck as you can get and machines that would run if you shoved playdoe in them.
Thanks for running the video.
NEVER LEAVE AN IRON SOLDIER BEHIND, DAVE! Really nice to see this stuff not rusting back into the earth. This is almost like an archeological find. The history of mining. Fantastic video guys.
There’s just something to say how satisfying it is to hear a “dead” motor crank over and run. Exhilarating content IMO.
I love watching you guys try to start stuff for the first time in years. would love to watch you guys travel around the country trying to start old engines and machines that have been left for dead.
I don't know why, but watching you guys bring the old heavy equipment back to life is entertaining and satisfying. I learn so much about recovering old stuff. It's nothing I need to know, but I like learning new stuff.
Love watching you guys get this stuff running and love the old spaghetti western music in the background !!! Thanks so much for sharing - can’t wait for the next video !!!
I just subscibed to your channel yesterday and i cant stop watching. How you started your business from nothing to where you are now is amazing. what you all do is so interesting. Please keep the content coming. I get the feeling you are a veteran by the flag you proudly display. If so thank you for your service. God bless you all and your families.
Love the series!! Watching from San Diego California. Was talking to my chief about the series now he is hooked.
So awesome getting these old machines up n going after so many years
I've been a gearhead my entire life.....but never really into heavy machinery, until now.......these videos are absolutely mesmerizing. Great work Dave and Crew!
wait... what?? You took a heavy starter off a running engine?? You're crazy, and I love it ;)
Love watching you all to get a machine to home base. God keep you all safe.
As painful as that was to watch; nail biting stuff. I'm giving you all a 11/10 for effort & enthusiasm. The big YEAHS from Diesel Dave had me chuckling & rooting for those monsters to run....Thanks Dave, Dave & amazing crew ;-)
I love how each of you come together with your own expertise to get machines running ❤️
While in the Army, I was a UH-1H Huey Helicopter crewchief/mechanic/door gunner. We transitioned to UH-60A models. It is a fantastic bird. When I found your channel and your purchase of a UH-60 along with all your other videos, It hooked me. Your channel is a daily watch for me and can't get enough. At first I just thought your channel was a Rotorhead only channel. But not the case obviously. Love it!!!!
Love you guy's and what you do and stand for!! God bless ❤🤍💙
The amount of knowledge, skill, and talent on this crew is astounding.
Bud is indeed my spirit animal. I love that man.
Hi guys, you never seize to amaize me, at my 71 years of age, been there done that, now I sit down, tune the videos enjoy your outstanding and impressive videos, remains me when I was young, blessings to you guys, please be safe, keep up the good work, from the endless summer paradise Puerto Rico Jesus Torres.
Great work Guys! I really love seeing You save theses Great Machines brought back to life. Hopefully you will be able to restore them and use them for all the good work that you guys do. Thanks for sharing and stay safe and healthy.👍
This is super interesting to watch! It`s gratifying seeing the machines come back to life and not die up on a mountain. Amazing work you and the crew are doing on this 1!
Hunter and Alan not only look alike but work the same. Both kick ass and do mind getting there hands dirty.
Love your content!! Can't wait for part 3!! My son loves working on heavy equipment!! So much so he started his own business!! He has a mobile heavy equipment service and he's doing good...he is busy!!
I can't usually watch longer form content without getting bored and switching videos, but heavy D's content always make me want to watch the whole video and more. Thanks for the sweet videos man!
You are all a great working TEAM...To get these old machines running ..and know what your doing..is AWESOME... Can't wait to see the next episode!!!
Always a little wonder that you guys get those old engines running again! Great work, cant wait for part 3🫶🏻
I love "Farmer fixing" and you guys do a fantastic job of breaking it down 👏
Is it just me, or is it fun watching Alan work on his Christmas presents! The video of watching all of these guys try and get it up his mountain will be amazing! :P
I had the same thought. He could really use them.
foreal that would be dope, everyone needs to like this so heavy d sees this.
@@patrickfrank76 Alan is happy, he got his building materials, plus he has a great job and makes plenty of money, we dont even know who owns these machines, plus they need to be restored, that old inclosed dozer would be a great restored machine, these pieces of equipment need to be preserved so they can possibly go in a museum one day, not sitting on another mountain with hardly any room, Alan doesn't need these machines, nor would he use them, he about cried when they cut the road up the mountain. Plus Alan doesn't take the best care of his equipment. Let's be real guys. I know you meant well though
@@mikehoncho658 we know who owns them. You think heavy D would take 6 guys out do the shop for days off of other PAYING projects for something he doesn’t now own? No no… he bought them and wants to get them running asap so he can’t get them back to the shop. Sold, or restored and his guys on paying projects. He 100% owns them would be bad business to waste all of these resources lol
@@modernprosperity7798 I've seen him do it for recoveries so yeah I would say we still don't know who owns them, I've seen them recover many of these old machines and then not ever see them again. He could be getting paid to do it for someone else and is doing it mostly for the video.
Great video. Thanks. I agree that the old dozer working well is a real Godsend. The engine sounded so good, after it cleared up. It will probably save a lot of extra trips for other equipment and stuff.
What an awesome team u have. Great mechanics.
It’s amazing to watch u guys working together putting all your knowledge together and being able to start anything no matter how long it’s sat out in nature unused
I am liking it sir, crew did a great job getting things started and running, thanks for the update sir.
I just love this so much!! I learned to operate a D6 when i was about 25-26! It was always exciting to get something started that didn't really want to. I live in the mountains of NW CO with pretty severe winters. I was a young woman working in a mans world in the mid 70's. Loved every minute and each piece of equipment i got to operate was more exciting than the last! I'm retired now but still get excited when you get these giant babies running!
GREAT work, Dave !
great job guys! Hunter & Allan should develop a 'marking' (like fighters aircrafts), for each engine they managed to re-start (maybe an engine icon, or a piston...).Keep up the good work!
IT REALLY WARMS MY HEART TO SEE THOSE OLD MACHINES COME BACK TO LIFE.😋
People in your team are amazing, I hope you are treating them the way they deserve! Respect!
The amount of stones inside Alan would stop a mortal man :( Breaks my heart. Great guy !!
As in Kidney stones from all the pop he drinks?
I can fully sympathize, I've passed a Mason jar of stone's over the last thirty years and the bigger ones are no joke.
@@RobertBrauntheMan absolutely :(
He really is a great guy! Such a lovely guy ❤️
Turned his peepee Into a cannon
I’m new to your channel but remeber your tv series. I love that you guys are helping people and have been trying to watch all your old videos.
Great Video, Love the comradery and the laughs.
Would definitely like to meet the crew someday
Mesmerizing. Truly. I'm addicted guys. You are producing incredible the most interesting and informative content on RUclips. Thanks much.
Man thats so cool! Never gets old watching those old machines start back up. Looking forward to part 3! =)
Awesome video,,, the guy with the off white hat I think is one hell of a mechanic, he knew all the ins and out of that engine, amazing......dont lose him he is great.....
HeavyD always has the best content!🔥keep it up💯👍
you got spammed! but yes best content and definitely on fire 🔥 crankin out the vids lately its been excellent ! I really appreciated the interview he did with Dylan Rounds parents I think it was posted a couple of days ago now... was in depth and he got really personal with the family just was an excellent interview and really Regular Dave has pretty great interview skills I was super impressed
Great job getting the old equipment running its always cool to see the old iron move again for the first time in 25 years thats a win!!!!
Y'all make the best team. And to think about how Florida man and the Wizard came into your lives is a huge blessing. Keep up the great work, y'all are heroes! 👍
The quality of these videos are amazing! Keep it up
Love how, smart you guys are . Fixing these beast isn’t easy .
Smokey the bear would have a heart attack if he saw the black smoke of the kobelco.
Stuck injector I bet
He'd probably have a bud light a listen to kid rock! U.S.A.
I could watch these videos all day. You guys got so serious skill with these old machines.
The recording is great but what the editors do with it is magic. The sound effects, music, view cuts are awesome. Seem to always laugh in these videos. Thank you the entire crew for another great entertaining video!
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@@markchapman2585 They are thick on this channel. I report them. Thanks for the heads up. Hadn't seen it yet. Annoying but they clearly must get people who fall for it.
@@AllOuttaSpoons Thanks and your welcome. A lot of people are gullible or elderly I try to warn as many as I can.
Guys. Our son is OBSESSED with this kind of thing. He’s 4. You’re our new favorite obsession!! We are subscribed to your channel now & found you on FB so we don’t miss out. Keep up this awesome work!!! 😁🚧
Its amazing how mens can stay in the outdoors, no problem have fun so simple no drama 🤣🤣🤣 a group of women the story will be a little different 😂
Seriously the sound effects crack me up. One of my favorite things about the vids. Like when Heavy D works the levers or when the plate rolls off the tracks and squashes. That cracks me up for some reason.
This is by far the best RUclips channel and show on all levels
Keep up the good work the quality is Optimum everything is fantastic what you guys do you guys are Master mechanics
Subscribed a couple of days ago binge watching your vids awesome bunch of guys with great hearts 👍❤️👌
This is good. Watched the first episode yesterday, just found this one… enjoyed see “Hans-Down” choosing his personality for the day…lol. (“Hans-Up” on a positive day!)
Really good to see the camaraderie of all you guys. Each one of you has a completely unique personality. That’s what makes this channel work so well.
Keep it up.
Rob, Tasmania, Australia
There's no end to what you guys can do. I want to be part of that.
Don't get scammed
How can I get Scammed ?
@@alexjeffs7092
@@watson4683 they talk like. heavy D and. End up asking for money. He NEVER ASKS FOR MONEY except when you order off his website
@@garycorbett148 they did for personal information don't give it to them. It makes it sad that when someone actually wins you never know
My 8 year old grandson loves your videos! He was diagnosed with Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy three years ago. Anyway he is in a power wheelchair and after watching your videos decided he wanted his chair to be an excavator for Halloween.
I love the sound of a screaming Jimmy. All the old iron is truly cool. Thanks for taking us along for the ride.
I enjoy watching Alan work. I grew up in northwest Montana with ranchers and loggers; he reminds me of those men: get what needs to be done with what you have on hand: just make it happen. Diesel Dave personifies the ethic I learned from them too. These guys, Hunter and the rest of the team make a dynamic crew…about the only men who can keep up with Heavy D and his drive. “Heavy” D: Driven Dave the Dreamer and Dynamic-Leader (I couldn’t come up with an appropriate D word for a strong leader without negative connotation like Dominion or such, because from what I see and people who I know who know him, he is not that way. A fellow Utah resident, we cross paths occasionally.
My favorite story is my daughter was working in a Maverick gas station and the Sparks crew stopped for fuel; coming from a big recovery job, a couple guys tracked dirt in the store and Dave got a broom and cleaned it up. ❤
I'm always amazed watching y'all get these big machines running. I keep telling my son that diesel mechanics are the way to go.
Absolutely love these old heavy equipment videos.
Makes my day watching these!!!
Thank you for what you guys do !!!
Love Alan. Practical guy. Everything is matter-of-fact for him!
its like "bar rescue" only outside, and youre saving nature
If my grandmother had wheels she'd be a bicycle
God, I love Allen, I love y’all guys for loving him just the same.
Thank you for all your teams hard work and sharing these experiences with us! It’s so cool to see this stuff (everything you do) nobody else on the internet does what you share with us. Thank you so much Dave! And crew! From Minnesota!
Alan is such a good dude! Happy is part of the crew!
Allan is totally wizard! Lol
Enjoying all these episodes here in Kenya, Africa.💪💪👍I'm a week old here ...
It’s always good when an old Diesel engine crank’s and runs.
You and your crew never cease to amaze me with your talents
I’d love to know what he does with all these. Does he fix them, clean them up, and sell them at action or what. I’ve seen several videos of him recovering big Iron but nothing on what he does after. Maybe a video run down of what happens afterward.
So satisfying watching this old machine fire up!
Great diesel mechanics they are!
thanks Dave and guys
Could that star link also run off solar? Still can't help being amazed by how talented you and your crew are about overcoming all the obstacles encountered and succeed! !
With enough panels, sure. How much "enough" is will depend heavilly on how much sun the area gets and whether you need to keep the system running overnight.
A couple 100W panels, charge controller, LiPo battery pack and a inverter. I build these for other network applications for firefighting, modular in pelican cases. Works amazing
Mine, which is the older model, uses around 100W. So yeah, running off solar is reasonable.
@@AdventureMachines screw lipos edison nickle batteries are way better. they are water based not acid based. so yes in theory u could use your owwn piss to jump start one of them.
@@nathandean1687 I should have been more specific; LiFePo. The nickel iron (NiFe) is a viable solution for a fixed installation, much less so as a mobile power storage solution. Also, the internal resistance makes the NiFe ~65% efficient when charging, wasting ~35% to heat. When charging with solar and looking for low weight and high efficiency this is a hard pill to swallow.
It's the first time I noticed a sound effects like a pie falling off tracks is that new always something special to make me smile in your content
Run the Starlink on solar. It only draws 45 watts.
What size solar panel do you need for 50 watts? A 4x8 foot size?
@@sanfranciscobay 100watt panel about 22”x41” I believe..
@@davidmcpherson7451 I have a portable folding solar panel about 16"x16" and it puts out about 7 watts.
@@sanfranciscobay that’s only good for charging phones and such. 100 watt panel cheap as $100.
All of these guys are very impressive and are never afraid of hard work
Notification squad!!
Noti gang
@@Upbt50gt 😎😎🤟🏽🤟🏽
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You guys are incredible... like Jurassic Park, you bring back hulking dinosaurs to life ! Love It. Great scenery and banter
Spoiler Alert: EVERY “will it start?” … Starts!! 🤷🏻♂️
Go to your room
@@codygardner8625 🤣🤣
We all Love seeing Alan in his element!! God bless you guys
"First" comments being the 5th or 20th is always funny to me.
1steenth!
56th
Can’t wait guys
First
I had a chuckle when you were talking about the internet speed. I live 3 miles outside a big city and my speed on a good day is only 10 mb and more often than not actually
must give great compliments to the people who made these amazing giant machines
I love watching the old machines come back to life. Nothing is dead till it’s buried or cut up.
Brilliant job. Love the swapping the starter off the running engine.
Loved the music from both the engines went they got going from the same starer motor. You guys totally rock!
Oh, the love of Tonka Trucks! 🚜
How far the joy of such can take one!
AWESOME VIDEO! I cannot get enough of this series and these episodes need to be longer! Thank you for taking us along and sharing the adventure.
Hay thanks for all or vids been watching for the last 2 months back to back in bed with a bung kidney kept me spirits up so thank to all or crew or awesome favourite vids anything helping people in need and love dozers keep it up makes my day
plenty of smoke from the big boy. have to say I didn't think it would run but great work guys.
Listen to those 2 strokes start up 🎶 it shouldn’t be blowing smoke like that tho.. the emergency shut off flap at the blower is probably half closed. Has to have some sort of restriction in the air intake side to be blowing smoke like that
You guys are AMAZING!!! I loved the sound effects of the paper plate sliding off the track and getting squashed!! 😝😏🫶🏻👌🏻👍🏻😎🤩