I know we were supposed to ponder the question of why the market for this mini-bulldozer exists, but after watching this video I think I am that market
Yeah. When he was saying it would take all day to clean up leaves in a small yard with it, I thought hell, that and some beers sounds like a pretty relaxing day off ngl
I have to admit that I would love to have one too, but I think I'd enjoy it more if I built it from scratch myself. I'd definitely improve the treads, because popping off like that is no bueno, but the saw blade modification sounds like a great idea. And of course that flail mower seems like another great idea. A mini remote controlled flail mower bulldozer toy, spectacular.
inwards rotation may cause more problems, but you gotta admit it's fun watching stuff get sucked in, then launched into space by the scoop behind the blades
This would be great in the desert where I live. I would have to brush cut everything with full scale equipment to start but then could use this for maintenance regularly scrapping the surface to keep sprouting brush and weeds from taking hold.
Equipment operator here, that mini dozer is amazing. I know you think it's performance is underwhelming, but if you keep the scale in context, it's doing exactly the same amount of work as a full sized D6. Even in the big ones, you can't just dig that deep in hard soil, even the big ones get stuck. Exactly what this little thing was doing is how the big ones handle it, little by little. When you took it to the gravel heap and it collected half a blade in the first push and kept rolling it, you'd be surprised how easily that exact same scenario will make a 25 ton D6 skate like it's on ice. That little thing is cool as hell, but I can't justify paying that much for it, yeah I want my kid to be as obsessed with machinery as I am, but I just grew up around mechanics and machinery, my kids can do the same, they don't need ridiculously expensive toys to fall in love with machinery, but it is extremely cool and I do wish I was in a financial position where I could buy stuff like this and not think about the price.
Tanks with loose track pins have a keeper, a ramp or angled piece that pushes all the pins that moved back in. It was located at the top front where the body or skirts start. This is an intentional design to have them free and they didn't move much in one rotation anyway. Simple rod design, they didn't even knurl the ends.
8:01 use the T-34 strategy. Put the wider end of the pins facing inward, and weld a wedge to each side of the hull. The wedge will hammer the pins back in for you as you drive.
Just as an Fyi even the big tree cutters tend to use a single large blade justfor the same reason you found, duel blades when cutting towards each other tends to just cause them to bite in and cause both blades to jam.
That thing is adorable and impressive. Minus the weird controls, those /are/ odd, but I guess they went with a "cheap" remote and just went with tank controls and whatever was left after. I wonder how much effort it would be to change the controls to single stick for moving and steering, leaving the other for motion only. And regarding the tracks being the weakest point of the mini dozer: I wonder how that Tracked RC 'Platform' would do with those blades. That thing has more 'aggressive' tracks, which might avoid the issues that the mini dozer has. Either way, a really impressive "do not try at home" RC mower 👍
Someone not really used to RC designed which control did what. Computer mix tracks to one stick with a side button to stop one track if you want to pivot around it (which is a bad idea with those tracks) Then main blade OR rear plow on the other stick, Simple computer mix and a switch to swap. The blade angling on the side levers. The controls become almost intuitive rather than something you have to practice for hours to get used to. some of this can easily be done with the simple transmitter that probably comes with the unit, but I'd request a transmitter and receiver delete, since I already have a really good 18 channel computer radio. While it looks better with the metal tracks they should have done rubber track. Based on a "cogged" V-belt, it would last for years.
2 things, if your cutting lawn, switch to lawn mower cable? If your cutting woody weeds, angle the blades downward slightly so the stumps dont rub against the inner part of the blades. I know this was never meant to be commercial, but seems like an easy win. Love your vids!
for a flail mower to cut non-wood foliage, I've seen barrels with just steel chains mounted on them, each only a few links long. I think you could safely mount one to scale inside the bulldozer bucket. It wouldn't need much metal work either, because you can use the existing bucket, and just plow forward into the herbs. Find a thin but strong steel chain, maybe 4mm wire thickness on the links, 4-5 links long, and just screw the first link to the barrel in the right direction and stagger them around the barrel so that every area gets hit by chain... If you make a continuous spiral, it could (should) also propel the mulch sideways or at least to one end of the bucket.
I'm sure it would have made some very cool video footage if you had put a small camera in the cab. The GoPro 360 Go 3 would certainly fit in. ;) I kept imagining what the weeds would look like if they were 14x bigger and thicker.
Surprised you didn't start with brush cutting blades (some of which are pretty similar to saw blades). Seems you could also use a miniature version of the 'spear cage' referenced at 4:21
At 2:35 I am laughing at the thought of you on the side of Aurora Ave in an abandoned lot piling up trash with a mini bull dozer in the middle of the night! God I miss Seattle.
Yeah, if this mutated to The killdozer II I think the airforce would go "aight, you go sleep in piece...s". Last time there was some issues in the "dealing with it". (Well, fuck with a guys life enough and you'll get the blunt but hardened end of it)
@@MidoriOfTheShuinsen Yes and also an antihero at same time... complex situation, but mostly, it goes to show; don't Fuck Around with men that way they did to Marvin, or they'll Find Out.
Many of the new skid steers can be equipped with remote control for working in tight quarters where seeing all around the machine is beneficial. SUPER cool stuff.
@aserta Completely OT: I think I've seen you around posting on the same videos I watch for well over a decade. Just a weird observation. (weird in the sense that consistency isn't something I expect on the internet 😉)
@rctestflight Just a heads up, you should avoid using RC mowers in the evening or night because hedgehogs don't not move or run from threats, they ball up.
Y'know what would be a big innovation? A power tool that can cut grass & weeds that is almost silent. Your laser cutter was an interesting idea, but ultimately not practical enough. Maybe powered hedge trimmers or a scythe would be better.
A future mower would be one of those plastic electric - lithium battery models but with your RC gadgets attached, then you could use it to cut your lawn while kicking back with a cold one. Still this dozer creation was pretty awesome.
The RC heavy equipment market is in fact abundant with scale construction vehicles such as excavators, dump trucks, bulldozers, semi trucks, gold mining equipment, and much more in all sorts of sizes from very small to large enough that a small child could ride on them
They have riding mowers that allow you to sit and mow your lawn, and they work better than this mower. Also, people often don't know how to repair them, so you can get them for scrap prices or even free.
@@the_mowron I meant this is was is way cheaper you can sit somewhere more comfortable than a riding mower and I know it’s not as affective but it’s still cool
I love watching big brush cutters in action. Some of those rotating cylinders just have lengths of chain hanging all over it like some kind of motorized medieval weapon. It's insane what those do to trees and branches. Nothing left but wood chips. Makes overgrown areas look like beautiful playgrounds.
use green loctite retaining compound on those pins if the red loctite doesnt work out. it's made for that kind of deal vs red stuff being specifically for threads
I know I posted this on 2 videos before, but I still want it :3 Please: Take the handle off your (normal) lawnmower and make it radio controlled….. You can put ardupilot on in and have a self mowing lawnmover! Love your videos ❤ sooo cool props to you
$2,000 toy bulldozer sounds awesome until you find out that it's made from chineseium. It's a given that they'll cut costs any way possible leading to weak links like demonstrated for this item.
I had a blast with one I had as a kid and it made smoke with 3in 1 oil. Mine had a remote but had like a 8’ cord. It had rubber tracks. One of my tracks was on backwards so one track had less grip and tended to turn toward the backwards track when working dozer lol. That must have been like 1987 when I got it although I kept it till we moved when I was 17. You couldn’t replace the track on mine either which was dumb
the issue of the tracks coming off easily are also an issue on full size dozers so its not just because its a scale model. also there might be a way to tension the tracks a bit more so they don't come off all the time.
I can only imagine the conversation that that road work crew had the next morning when they get to the site and a bunch of debris was piled up and there were tiny dozer track marks all over the place 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
I work for an equipment dealership and we sell basically a bigger version of this called a Prinoth Raptor 100. Turbo diesel RC tank with a mulching head. One of my favorite things to PDI 😂
Nice episode. Love it. I understand why you put a block at the convergence point of teeth rings, to isolate bush trunks from jamming. But also block off bushes. Here is an option we could think about. Add a comb shape structure with a specific finger spacing pointing forward to pass in thin bushes and block off anything wider than the finger gap. Comb fingers also make the bush cutting much more effective. As an option: we can begin with a comb with one finger place in the middle front where the left/right teeth meet. What do you think?
If somehow you could cut slots in the bulldozer blade for the 2 saw blades to protrude through. not sure how it could be done maybe moving the dozer blade forward with somekind of mount you could put the motors and blades behind the blade to protrude through the slots. Then it could push the debris out of the way and the motor is also protected .
Nice vid...enjoyed it, but just a couple of thing's........the tooth on the back is called a ripper not a plough, and on the real vehicle is for ripping up concrete and hard footings so the blade can shift it. As for the weeds, I did notice one thing this particular machine lacked that all bladed D9' dozers come with was teeth on the bottom of the blade, I think it would dig and push way more dirt around the weeds if you fitted them. also the groucher's (those horizontal blades across the tracks) could have been a little taller and more aggressive which would aid traction massively.
"Maybe in the future we'll have fleets of little mini bulldozers cleaning the trash our cities". Wall-E really did predict the future.
The homeless living in their tents: 💀
Dude! I'd watch Wall-E bulldoze the homeless. Great idea!
or they might outsource police forces to Waymo... X"D
I came here to say this!
@@amandahugankiss4110 lolwut
I am very impressed by the amount of product placement done in this video
How many sponsors do you want?
- … yes.
get that sponsorblock
@@Voyajer.revanced ftw
hey, the kid's trying to get through college... I wish I had some sponsors for that back in the day...
@@Voyajer. I'm so happy that I didn't need to submit it
I know we were supposed to ponder the question of why the market for this mini-bulldozer exists, but after watching this video I think I am that market
I strongly suggest reading up on the 1/14 scale rc machine hobby/market. It's simply amazing (if you understand it)
Yeah. When he was saying it would take all day to clean up leaves in a small yard with it, I thought hell, that and some beers sounds like a pretty relaxing day off ngl
I have to admit that I would love to have one too, but I think I'd enjoy it more if I built it from scratch myself. I'd definitely improve the treads, because popping off like that is no bueno, but the saw blade modification sounds like a great idea. And of course that flail mower seems like another great idea. A mini remote controlled flail mower bulldozer toy, spectacular.
@@snesguy9176 "Honey you've been cutting the grass for 3 hours now"
"SHUT IT WOMEN AND WATCH THE LITTLE THING COOK!!!!"
@@akoshorvath-risko5838yeah highly functional detailed modeling exists for almost everything. I like the RC tractor trailers personally.
Felt like I needed eye and ear protection just watching it. Great work and entertaining content composition. Thank you.
“Honey i shrunk the dozer”
inwards rotation may cause more problems, but you gotta admit it's fun watching stuff get sucked in, then launched into space by the scoop behind the blades
It may be more like a toe-cutter or insect and squirrel killer than a lawnmower
Squirrels too squirrelly, good luck getting them
Squirrels will be ok, I was thinking hedgehogs but that a European thing I hear
should name it the ankle biter
any squirrel or bug that gets caught by that is already dead.
If it then goes on a murderous rampage would that make it s Squirrial Killer? (I will see myself out)
I like how daniel was like "Okay this thing didn't work like i wanted, how can i make it dangerous"
This would be great in the desert where I live. I would have to brush cut everything with full scale equipment to start but then could use this for maintenance regularly scrapping the surface to keep sprouting brush and weeds from taking hold.
Your engineering and design prowess never ceases to amaze me!!
Well, congratulations, didn't you just made miniaturized killdozer? 😂
That’s is what I was going to say😭
I was thinking this too. Long live Marvin Heemeyers memory. 🫡💪🏻🇺🇸🦅
Theres some guy building an armored komatsu in his barn, watching this and thinking "thats a good idea..."
Maryvn By chance
Equipment operator here, that mini dozer is amazing. I know you think it's performance is underwhelming, but if you keep the scale in context, it's doing exactly the same amount of work as a full sized D6. Even in the big ones, you can't just dig that deep in hard soil, even the big ones get stuck. Exactly what this little thing was doing is how the big ones handle it, little by little. When you took it to the gravel heap and it collected half a blade in the first push and kept rolling it, you'd be surprised how easily that exact same scenario will make a 25 ton D6 skate like it's on ice. That little thing is cool as hell, but I can't justify paying that much for it, yeah I want my kid to be as obsessed with machinery as I am, but I just grew up around mechanics and machinery, my kids can do the same, they don't need ridiculously expensive toys to fall in love with machinery, but it is extremely cool and I do wish I was in a financial position where I could buy stuff like this and not think about the price.
Dude, you have not seen "RUclips GOLD".. or you would know what those dozers are for. They are very powerful.. lots of torque
I’ve been watching you since I’ve been a little kid
Where do you get the bulldozer?
Thanks for this comment! I just started today your gold series, having a blast, love it!
for your metal shop: There are mini lathe. They aren't cheap but they work, don't take up a ton of space and incredible fun to learn on.
Tanks with loose track pins have a keeper, a ramp or angled piece that pushes all the pins that moved back in. It was located at the top front where the body or skirts start. This is an intentional design to have them free and they didn't move much in one rotation anyway. Simple rod design, they didn't even knurl the ends.
Do they have this om both sides of the track? Or do the pins only move one way?
@@guatf1they just move one way, with the head of the pin pointed to the tank
I’d love to see you make a snowblower attachment for the dozer.
People have done that with g scale model trains in their garden recreating the Rotary Snowplow they use in Donner Pass California.
8:01 use the T-34 strategy. Put the wider end of the pins facing inward, and weld a wedge to each side of the hull. The wedge will hammer the pins back in for you as you drive.
Did you learn that from Lindybeige too? Lol
Having only seen the thumbnail so far, this could figuratively never go wrong.
Just as an Fyi even the big tree cutters tend to use a single large blade justfor the same reason you found, duel blades when cutting towards each other tends to just cause them to bite in and cause both blades to jam.
“Duel blades” would be if this were used for battle bots.
That thing is adorable and impressive. Minus the weird controls, those /are/ odd, but I guess they went with a "cheap" remote and just went with tank controls and whatever was left after. I wonder how much effort it would be to change the controls to single stick for moving and steering, leaving the other for motion only.
And regarding the tracks being the weakest point of the mini dozer: I wonder how that Tracked RC 'Platform' would do with those blades.
That thing has more 'aggressive' tracks, which might avoid the issues that the mini dozer has.
Either way, a really impressive "do not try at home" RC mower 👍
Someone not really used to RC designed which control did what.
Computer mix tracks to one stick with a side button to stop one track if you want to pivot around it (which is a bad idea with those tracks)
Then main blade OR rear plow on the other stick, Simple computer mix and a switch to swap. The blade angling on the side levers.
The controls become almost intuitive rather than something you have to practice for hours to get used to.
some of this can easily be done with the simple transmitter that probably comes with the unit, but I'd request a transmitter and receiver delete, since I already have a really good 18 channel computer radio.
While it looks better with the metal tracks they should have done rubber track. Based on a "cogged" V-belt, it would last for years.
12:24 I’m impressed you still have marks of the scaled rc car endurance tests. It was a long time ago.
i was looking for this comment, surprised i didn't see more of these
Just wanted to give probs for the comparison at 3:21
They're some pretty tasty slow-mo shots there. 😉. I knew it was going to be a great video when I saw the thumbnail 👏👏👏
"Bored males with disposable income" 😂 No truer statement has been made.
2 things, if your cutting lawn, switch to lawn mower cable? If your cutting woody weeds, angle the blades downward slightly so the stumps dont rub against the inner part of the blades.
I know this was never meant to be commercial, but seems like an easy win. Love your vids!
> its job is to entertain bored males with disposable income
He said the quiet part out loud
Comgrow has been quite good to me so far. Awesome that they're sponsoring this video.
Perfect toy for children ages 3-5 years old
maybe more like 30-35?
At $3,000 I don't think so.
the slow mo b roll shots with the out of place pop edm are *chef's kiss*
This dude hates yardwork so much he taught himself to build an army of small machines to do it for him.
I understand him deeply.
Who needs a lawnmower when we have this guy with a bulldozer and some knowledge😂😂
It's kinda cool to see that your yard still hasn't recovered from the RC 100,000 scale miles test
The mini bulldozer work montage warmed my heart
Petition to make a armoured rc bulldozer
Imagine those construction dudes coming back to their site the next day and seeing super small bulldozer tracks lol
for a flail mower to cut non-wood foliage, I've seen barrels with just steel chains mounted on them, each only a few links long. I think you could safely mount one to scale inside the bulldozer bucket. It wouldn't need much metal work either, because you can use the existing bucket, and just plow forward into the herbs. Find a thin but strong steel chain, maybe 4mm wire thickness on the links, 4-5 links long, and just screw the first link to the barrel in the right direction and stagger them around the barrel so that every area gets hit by chain... If you make a continuous spiral, it could (should) also propel the mulch sideways or at least to one end of the bucket.
8:32 brother this Camera made RUclips Compression on a 1080p iPhone 8+ look GOOD. I can’t imagine what it would look like on a 4K monitor.
I'm sure it would have made some very cool video footage if you had put a small camera in the cab. The GoPro 360 Go 3 would certainly fit in. ;) I kept imagining what the weeds would look like if they were 14x bigger and thicker.
This is one of the most beautiful robots I've ever seen
Surprised you didn't start with brush cutting blades (some of which are pretty similar to saw blades).
Seems you could also use a miniature version of the 'spear cage' referenced at 4:21
At 2:35 I am laughing at the thought of you on the side of Aurora Ave in an abandoned lot piling up trash with a mini bull dozer in the middle of the night! God I miss Seattle.
Don’t push this reasonable man to do unreasonable things.
Now that's some mighty fine entertainment. Laughed my ass off. Good show! Guessing you have more fun mowing than I do!
I`d love to see a vid of you building your own (and hopefully superior) set of tracks
3:00 dude just invented the movie wall-e
make it into a killdozer
it is one
makes sense, it’s not like he just did that
Nahhh man what the fu-
Oh hell na man wtf
This thing gives off Marvin Heemeyer vibes and I absolutely love it!
Imagine how terrifying this would be full scale...
Yeah, if this mutated to The killdozer II I think the airforce would go "aight, you go sleep in piece...s". Last time there was some issues in the "dealing with it". (Well, fuck with a guys life enough and you'll get the blunt but hardened end of it)
@@PaxmaxKilldozer was a fucking hero
@@MidoriOfTheShuinsen Yes and also an antihero at same time... complex situation, but mostly, it goes to show; don't Fuck Around with men that way they did to Marvin, or they'll Find Out.
Your videos always put a smile on my face
i really like your crazy ideas ... maybe you can start a battle between this one and the laser lawn mower ^^
The build quality on that bulldozer is out of this world!
OMG this is wicked!!! :)) Imagine if we scaled it up to the real deal.
Many of the new skid steers can be equipped with remote control for working in tight quarters where seeing all around the machine is beneficial. SUPER cool stuff.
go one step up ! ... they cut tree clearance with saw blades mounted under a helicopter search "helicopter tree sawing" ;)
@aserta
Completely OT: I think I've seen you around posting on the same videos I watch for well over a decade. Just a weird observation. (weird in the sense that consistency isn't something I expect on the internet 😉)
0:04 just the tendon?😂
@rctestflight Just a heads up, you should avoid using RC mowers in the evening or night because hedgehogs don't not move or run from threats, they ball up.
I'm pretty sure hedgehogs are not native to the US and are illegal in several states
I don't think we have hedgehogs in Seattle where he lives
@@eylookvulheimiik7538you are correct. They don’t live in North America.
Today I learned there are no hedgehogs in America 🦔 :(
@ConnorRoss I never really thought about there being places that just have hedgehogs and now I need to visit those places to find the hedgehogs
The new second gen killdozer prototype looks sick!
Please please make a version with super traction. Like 200lbs and big growser bars!
Video idea: make a jetski that can drive itself
Y'know what would be a big innovation? A power tool that can cut grass & weeds that is almost silent. Your laser cutter was an interesting idea, but ultimately not practical enough. Maybe powered hedge trimmers or a scythe would be better.
A future mower would be one of those plastic electric - lithium battery models but with your RC gadgets attached, then you could use it to cut your lawn while kicking back with a cold one. Still this dozer creation was pretty awesome.
This is definitely a different style than usual, but I'm likin it! Fun and lighthearted
That's such a cool little RC Bulldozer
I love that the circle from the long term rc car test is still in your garden
It’s not lazyness you’ve just made your lawn more ecologically valuable.
“And it’s made of 60 real pounds”….I don’t know why but that made me chuckle lol
So, if that dozer were a Cat D9, at 1:14 scale it should weigh 7,954.4 lbs.
The RC heavy equipment market is in fact abundant with scale construction vehicles such as excavators, dump trucks, bulldozers, semi trucks, gold mining equipment, and much more in all sorts of sizes from very small to large enough that a small child could ride on them
This was actually amazingly useful. You don’t have to walk around you just sit and mow your lawn if I wasn’t so poor and stupid I would make one.
They have riding mowers that allow you to sit and mow your lawn, and they work better than this mower.
Also, people often don't know how to repair them, so you can get them for scrap prices or even free.
@@the_mowron I meant this is was is way cheaper you can sit somewhere more comfortable than a riding mower and I know it’s not as affective but it’s still cool
I love watching big brush cutters in action. Some of those rotating cylinders just have lengths of chain hanging all over it like some kind of motorized medieval weapon. It's insane what those do to trees and branches. Nothing left but wood chips. Makes overgrown areas look like beautiful playgrounds.
use green loctite retaining compound on those pins if the red loctite doesnt work out. it's made for that kind of deal vs red stuff being specifically for threads
3:27 We all gonna ignore that WILD statement? 🤣
At 2:25 without a size reference one could easily be fooled into thinking this is a full size bulldozer! Thanks for the video!
Absolute 🔥🔥🔥 Song choice boys. Randomly watched this vid.🖖
I know I posted this on 2 videos before, but I still want it :3
Please: Take the handle off your (normal) lawnmower and make it radio controlled…..
You can put ardupilot on in and have a self mowing lawnmover!
Love your videos ❤ sooo cool props to you
You are an amazing engineer.
Daniel, I think you've finally achieved your childhood dream of driving the RC lawnmower from "Honey, I Shrunk the Kids"...
$2,000 toy bulldozer sounds awesome until you find out that it's made from chineseium. It's a given that they'll cut costs any way possible leading to weak links like demonstrated for this item.
He looks like one of those robots that you wish could come to life to become your bff. He is so cute!
To hold those pins in place use green locktite, also known as "fixing compound" if you want them to stay in.
I had a blast with one I had as a kid and it made smoke with 3in 1 oil. Mine had a remote but had like a 8’ cord. It had rubber tracks. One of my tracks was on backwards so one track had less grip and tended to turn toward the backwards track when working dozer lol. That must have been like 1987 when I got it although I kept it till we moved when I was 17. You couldn’t replace the track on mine either which was dumb
You and Jamie Hyneman Mythbusters! The killer lawn mower😊
i'm watching this and pulled my achilles yesterday lol
the issue of the tracks coming off easily are also an issue on full size dozers so its not just because its a scale model. also there might be a way to tension the tracks a bit more so they don't come off all the time.
I can only imagine the conversation that that road work crew had the next morning when they get to the site and a bunch of debris was piled up and there were tiny dozer track marks all over the place 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
He should have put a GoPro in the cab to get a first-person view, that would be sick
For a second I thought you would add concrete armour to make it a little killdozer
BREAKING: Seattle man terrorises neighbourhood with modified R/C construction vehicle
I do love some good old RC videos
That dozer is a legend!! well done!!
BTW would it work ok in the snow??
I work for an equipment dealership and we sell basically a bigger version of this called a Prinoth Raptor 100. Turbo diesel RC tank with a mulching head. One of my favorite things to PDI 😂
This is no toy anymore,but it's awesome!!! Keep up this good work!
Nice episode. Love it.
I understand why you put a block at the convergence point of teeth rings, to isolate bush trunks from jamming. But also block off bushes. Here is an option we could think about. Add a comb shape structure with a specific finger spacing pointing forward to pass in thin bushes and block off anything wider than the finger gap. Comb fingers also make the bush cutting much more effective.
As an option: we can begin with a comb with one finger place in the middle front where the left/right teeth meet. What do you think?
nO one ASKED
Ridiculous , impractical , expensive !! I BLOODY LOVE IT
not to forget incredibly dangerous !
What is the song at 8:50?
The thumbnail for this is going to give me Maximum Overdrive nightmares tonight.
The way this man threads sponsorships through a video is perfect lmao, get your bag homie
If somehow you could cut slots in the bulldozer blade for the 2 saw blades to protrude through. not sure how it could be done maybe moving the dozer blade forward with somekind of mount you could put the motors and blades behind the blade to protrude through the slots. Then it could push the debris out of the way and the motor is also protected .
That scale bulldozer is like the toy a little kid version of me always dreamed of having.
First 40 years of childhood is the hardest part of man's life :)
Nice vid...enjoyed it, but just a couple of thing's........the tooth on the back is called a ripper not a plough, and on the real vehicle is for ripping up concrete and hard footings so the blade can shift it.
As for the weeds, I did notice one thing this particular machine lacked that all bladed D9' dozers come with was teeth on the bottom of the blade, I think it would dig and push way more dirt around the weeds if you fitted them. also the groucher's (those horizontal blades across the tracks) could have been a little taller and more aggressive which would aid traction massively.
ABSOLUTE MADNESS!!!! THAT THING IS SICK!!👍
Underrated