We used to drain the oil on machines and put it trough an milkfilter( paper filter on an funnel shaped holder). The filtered oil can be used for a lot of things, we used it for our chainsaws or even fill up our ancient machinery in between oil changes when they use some oil. Easiest way to check if the oil is nay good, after filtration is just put some between your fingers and rub them together. Water will make it rough as well as dirt. Also for use of making wooden poles rot resistent by putting the ends in a bucket with oil and some diesel and let it soak for a night. The wooden beams wil not rot for many decades to come😂 Really enjoy your vids👍👍👍👍 this weekend can not go bust anymore😊 thanks for another great vid👍 together with dieselcreek and andrew camarata i think you guys make the best vids ( every one in their own specific way) on the internet🍺🍺🍺
One of my neighbours was a former shell ceo, as long as the oil between your fingers is really slick, he would not change it in his car😂 he was from the development department and called most oilchanges scamms😂😂😂
New subscriber here, brother. I live one county away from Diesel Creek Matt. What a great place for your daughters to be kids - adventures in nature plus eventually learning how to be mechanics and heavy equipment operators! You live in a beautiful part of the world, brother. Wes Pittsburgh USA
Now that you serviced the tractor n cleaned it..and this n that..time to keep it out of the rain/snow/weather in a nice glass shed 😊 ya goofy m8te from Australia
Imagine if you’d taken it to a Service Agent to do that work! The labour costs alone would be astronomical. I’ll give you 10/10 for commitment and tenacity Andris. Holding my breath for Part 2. Oh, and, make a greenhouse 🌻🌷🪴for your mum out of that glass from your Santa friend. I’m sure she’d appreciate it. Cheers from Australia🔧🔩⚙️🇦🇺🦘
Yes it would have been huge. The previous owner did this and he showed me the bill. They did not much work on it (maybe 20% what i did in this video) and the price was around 4k$
You are an inspiration to all of your channel watchers whether we understand heavy equipment or not. You have a great work ethic and a dry and very funny sense of humor. Please keep up the good work!
Great video as always! I watched it a couple of days ago and then realized I hadn't left a comment (thought about it when you commented on my "big project" video,LOL). I am worried that "Old Blue" my get jealous about the amount of time you are spending with "Big Yellow".😂
That was satisfying watching you pressure wash it, a hundred pounds lighter now. Boy the blade linkages are clapped out, but you certainly have experience fixing them. Cool birthday present 🎁.
We just wash the oil filter for the turbo and its ok. The oil filter for the engine (centrifu....😅) you almost opened. After you unscrew the 32 or 36 mm nut it doesnt always fall apart, sometimes you need to hit it with hamer or something to get those two parts opened/seperated. It is important to clean the inside of it. Also there you can see if you have small metal peaces to your used oil and then you know if your engine is bad😅. Small amount of metal peaces is okey but if you find a lot of them then you know your engine have few time left ti live. Anyway nice video. It was fun to watch. I hope you understood what I said, because my english is really bad😁
Good call in doing the service. Great thanks to the shout out as well. I think the rake breaking was like I have had it with this work.🤣 It's just my guess but maybe the T-170 high pressure fuel pump has been swapped out to a remanufactured pump later? It looks kind of very newish to say the least. I could not find the year when they switched over to the newer style high pressure fuel pump. The high pressure fuel pump on these is a old CAT D4/D6 clone/remanufactured variant. The one on your T-40 is a UTN-5 that is a old Bosch inline pump being redesigned by soviet engineers in the 60s. I would not be surprised if these where the old OEM paper elements in the hydraulic filter. Over all good and very decent progress, keep on going.
I thought the opening few minutes were you and your humoristic ways at there very best ,Andris, the driving it down to the workshop was pure magic, ,,then it got all serious which is also OK as servicing a massive monster like the dozer is a very methodical job, and even though you joke a lot you are a bit of a perfectionist at what you do,.You too have a fab weekend, Pamela
Anti Panti , you make my day . If things get stuck , Blend 50% ATF-oil and 50% Aceton . Shake it in a oilcan and pump som over the schrews and wait over night . Works every time . Cheaper than WD 40 and 100 % stronger . (You must shake it every time you use because it separated in the can) - Free advise from very old man i the Swedish forrest . 🥸
Every time after a short ride with the dozer you need a landscape gardener , for one who likes that can be nice . So you can also redsign your Garden !
Informative episode. Fun looking at that old machinery with your sense of humor. Looked like the hydralic oild filter was jammed in ther whish squished it? Have a great weekend :)
Don't let this go to your head or anything, but I just watched an hour+ video from you hero AC and I have to tell you that your channel is so much better. I like the fact that you don't have a huge budget. I like the fact that your commentary is Grade A. I really like the fact that you work hard and make things work even if it's wrong. You should have 5 million subs, but I don't mind that you're one of the best kept secrets of YT. I will never send you a gift.
That FOV of the dozer had me on edge. I was bracing for an explosion. Eider firing a tank shell from it or just spontanious combustion. A+++ Would watch again.
Really cool that a subscriber hooked you up with a manual for that beast. The filters are so different than machines in the states. It may also be because of the age. Great job sorting all this work out. Excellent video!
i think it's something some. Let's be honest, all soviets did back in the day was steal designs from USA and rebrand them as "soviet made" :D This dozer is actually very similar to CAT D6
30$ for the carwash, here in texas we have big car washes for heavy equipment and semi trailers. The water is cheap the degreaser is what costs $$ probably around 200$ for a complete "carwash"
That was a really good episode Andris. Phenomenal amount of problem-solving which shows your ingenuity to the max. I loved the check sheet but also so impressed with your ability to work on difficult to reach nuts, plugs and other stuff in such confined spaces. I wonder that the Soviets didn't want to have bigger spaces to make maintenance easier... Look forward to Part II. Best wishes
Hydraulic oil is hygroscopic, that's why there is rust, the moisture content is high and will darken the fluid. It will rust the pump and other components causing excessive wear.. it's probable haven't been changed in years, if ever. Wouldn't go wrong by changing it Lift pump was leaking, they couldn't or wouldn't get a replacement, they removed it
Ant, you are the funniest Mofo on youtube and like Superman you are stronger than steel! LOL. You deserve your own TV show. Keep posting videos brother and I'll keep watching. Love your channel.
I like your shirt! You have more patience and stamina than anyone I know. I can’t believe I am watching someone doing maintenance on a dozier but I am happily watching you, I can’t wait until your next episode. Have a wonderful weekend, take care
In my family the first 5 were girls, then my brother. (finally). When we reached our teens my dad would make us help him do maintenance on the cars. Fluid & filter changes, brakes etc. He was afraid that if we never got married, we at least have basic knowledge and not get ripped off by repair shops. I actually found your video very interesting. As for all those windows? I imagined a new and improved greenhouse. In case you run out of things to do. Ha Ha. When you mentioned your grandfather, it occurred to me that I found your early video on how you came to live in your house and the history fascinating. Could you do a new recap for some of your subscribers? Have a great weekend! Ohio
@@Ants_Pants Sorry, I was vague. I recall you saying your grandparents worked on the property when it was used as a nursing home? I can't remember, but glad you and your family now live there. Your reconstruction was monumental and thought newer subscribers would find it inspiring. Again, thank you.
Lots of work! Really messy! LoL But if I had my own bulldozer I would gladly do it too! You could make you mother and or wife a green house out of that glass or in close a porch for the cooler times of year. Whatever you do I’m sure it will be great! As always, enjoy the videos!😊
From Acme Car Wash LLC What a coincidence! We have just opened up a Bulldozer washing line and it has been doing well. Our prices range from $600 to $1,000 depending on the size of your Dozer. We are also in the process of opening money saving automatic drive through line for only $299. COME ON DOWN!
I think it is fantastic, first clean the machine. I see comments that it is a waist of time to clean. Dad ran a large shop until retirement. They had a sign, i remember. “OUR SHOP IS CLEAN OUR TOOLS ARE CLEAN OUR COVERALLS ARE CLEAN KEEP IT THAT WAY CLEAN YOUR EQUIPMENT OR DON’T BRING IT IN. that was the busiest shop in the area. They wouldn’t touch anything that was greasy mud, dirt packed, dripping with oil, there was a hose and wash station next door. That was quite busy. People, farmers, realized it cost less to have their people,children clean their equipment than to take filthy stuff to . Joes fixit.
Santa bring you more work/projct to do 😉😉😉😉.... VERY good work 👌👌👌on your dozer (including the very underrated benefit of cleaning/pressure wash the machine on a regular basis) I believe your dozer never had so much maintenance since new. About final drive plug; I do have succes by removing rusty plug with; 1- wire brush to remove most of the rust 2- than soak/spray it with high viscosity penetrating liquid to follow/penetrate the tread 3- do it/repeat it until it get loose. Sometime heat/torch can help a lot also. Can take some time (believe me...) Nice to see things are going well for you. Looking for Part 2 ✌✌✌✌✌
Thank you for doing this, it is so nice to see this old and reliable machines come back in shape, they sound like real machines too in that time 👍👍 I will absolutley see episode 2 and 3 when i get time.
Hallo du, Ich muss ehrlich sagen, so intensiv wie du dieses Gerät reinigst und alles intensiv sauber machst hatte ich noch bei keinen joutuber Schraube gesehen, daher muss ich deine Arbeit an dieser schubraupe wirklich bewundern mit welcher Liebe und Vorgang du diesse Arbeit durchführst, Bewundere deine Arbeit wirklich❤❤😊😊😆😁😂 LG.herbst johann
Thank you Mr.Ants ,another week end who star with you and a great video, i like every want you fix,imlear a lot and thank you for sharing,have a nice week end 👍👍👍👍
Just havin loads of fun! Amount of iron filings on the engine oil plug magnet seemed relatively small to me. Not good ofcourse but for a machine like that it is probably a win. A thing about copper gasket rings. If they look good I reuse them, but only after anealing them first. I also aneal new ones. Makes them softer and there is no need t tighten them til kingdome comes. Just heat 5hem until the glow good and driop them into water, or just letting them cool on something non cobustable. Nice video as usual. Great thanks!
@@Ants_Pants btw. Forgot to precise what I said about the iron filings on the oil plug magnet. Probabaly it is there due to the thinned out oil. Just be vigilant and keep a keen eye on the levels and viscosity. If that amount of iron filings keeps on accumulating despite correct oil condituons then you need to start plan the new video series on how to extract, renovate and restart a magnificent piece of Soviet motoring. 😄👍
Hi Andries, can I just confirm that this is a ChTZ-Uraltrak T-170 bulldozer please? I have been doing some reading and this dozer is renowned for its reliability and power, so it would seem you made a very wise investment in it. There’s no two ways about it, regular maintenance is the key to keeping them going and also a great way to learn the ins and outs of your machine as now you have set benchmarks. Love your videos and there content and your comments and remarks always make me chuckle. Well done and please keep them coming. I hope your channel grows bigger for sure. Seeing you working in the snow in the past, the glass definitely needs to go towards building a glass house for winter veggies. Cheers from Australia
Watching you clean the underside of that 'dozer gave me an unpleasant flash back of my service days, cleaning the mud out of the inside of road wheels with a screw driver. How you can make a video of servicing a soviet-era bulldozer fun to watch is beyond my understanding, but I appreciate it!
@@Ants_Pants hello Two cylinders are used and each cylinder has a sump of their own You can get most of the oil from one of the drainage plugs and all of the oil using both You are very entertaining to watch and you have done a great job with the house repairs and the property maintenance Cheers
I love that the fam was in the background giggling while you were running that monstrosity around the yard. And learning to start the beast must be like learning to play a musical instrument...lol. Cheeeeeers Andris!
Have a great weekend everyone!
You too Ants Pants and family
Thank you and you too Andris
You as well!
Same to you my friend!!🎉
link dose not work to "Steve YT channel page" . have a great weekend man
I’m an old lady who has no interest in maintenance of a vehicle, but I always watch you because you cute and funny. Keep on keepin’ on!!
Hehe. Thanks
"I have a giant Russian spy balloon under my dozer" I absolutely lost it
🤣
We used to drain the oil on machines and put it trough an milkfilter( paper filter on an funnel shaped holder). The filtered oil can be used for a lot of things, we used it for our chainsaws or even fill up our ancient machinery in between oil changes when they use some oil. Easiest way to check if the oil is nay good, after filtration is just put some between your fingers and rub them together. Water will make it rough as well as dirt. Also for use of making wooden poles rot resistent by putting the ends in a bucket with oil and some diesel and let it soak for a night. The wooden beams wil not rot for many decades to come😂
Really enjoy your vids👍👍👍👍 this weekend can not go bust anymore😊 thanks for another great vid👍 together with dieselcreek and andrew camarata i think you guys make the best vids ( every one in their own specific way) on the internet🍺🍺🍺
Back into the fuel tank , them old diesels will burn oil just as good as diesel
Thanks man. really cool of you to mention AC and MATT. Love them both
As long as you realize that even clean used oil has lost lubercating property’s. Don’t use it for serious lube.
One of my neighbours was a former shell ceo, as long as the oil between your fingers is really slick, he would not change it in his car😂 he was from the development department and called most oilchanges scamms😂😂😂
@@jankrijnen7374 he also made enough money, that he was the scam
Time to make a greenhouse with all that glass. Great video as always!
Great idea!
New subscriber here, brother. I live one county away from Diesel Creek Matt. What a great place for your daughters to be kids - adventures in nature plus eventually learning how to be mechanics and heavy equipment operators! You live in a beautiful part of the world, brother.
Wes
Pittsburgh USA
Thanka 👨
Now that you serviced the tractor n cleaned it..and this n that..time to keep it out of the rain/snow/weather in a nice glass shed 😊 ya goofy m8te from Australia
You got that right!
Imagine if you’d taken it to a Service Agent to do that work! The labour costs alone would be astronomical. I’ll give you 10/10 for commitment and tenacity Andris. Holding my breath for Part 2. Oh, and, make a greenhouse 🌻🌷🪴for your mum out of that glass from your Santa friend. I’m sure she’d appreciate it. Cheers from Australia🔧🔩⚙️🇦🇺🦘
Yes it would have been huge. The previous owner did this and he showed me the bill. They did not much work on it (maybe 20% what i did in this video) and the price was around 4k$
I'm watching this from my Tallinn hotel room!
I just yesterday was in Tallinn. Went to the zoo on 9th july
I bet that's the first time the dozer has had such a thorough clean since it was new. Great as always dude!
I assume so 😅
You should make a greenhouse with the glass panels! I’m sure your the ladies in the house will love it
Awesome video Andris,Kirk from Louisiana,USA! Stay safe my friend!👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👌🏻👌🏻👍🏼👍🏼🇺🇸🇪🇪🇺🇸🇪🇪🇺🇸🇪🇪✌🏻✌🏻✌🏻✌🏻
You are an inspiration to all of your channel watchers whether we understand heavy equipment or not. You have a great work ethic and a dry and very funny sense of humor. Please keep up the good work!
can always build a greenhouse with that alot of extra window
need more windows.
@@Ants_Pants well did say was just 1/3 ^^
Quite a lot of work to keep that dozer running.
you only know the half of it :D watch next ep if you wanna know more :)
Great video Ants! Quite a chore when it comes to heavy equipment.
Tell me about it
This guy is great, like AC but with more humor 😄
AC DC 😁( Diesel Creek)
haha :D
After watching you clean that Soviet Dozier, I think I need to take a bath. That dirt made it all the way to Brisbane, Australia!
Oof 😂
Nice to see a set of polish copper seals. Greetings from Poland!
Hey friend!
Great video as always! I watched it a couple of days ago and then realized I hadn't left a comment (thought about it when you commented on my "big project" video,LOL). I am worried that "Old Blue" my get jealous about the amount of time you are spending with "Big Yellow".😂
haha :D i did not name it Big yellow :D though an awesome name
I like your maintenance videos. Reminds me of my dad when he would work on his equipment. Looking forward to Part 2.
glad you like them. Good memories
That was satisfying watching you pressure wash it, a hundred pounds lighter now. Boy the blade linkages are clapped out, but you certainly have experience fixing them. Cool birthday present 🎁.
Thanks 😇
Good job! Looking forward to watching your projects every week.
Thanks so much!
This is Amazing... Im learning from a Estonian Man... 😊😊😊
Rock on!
LOVELY OLD BEAST .
We just wash the oil filter for the turbo and its ok. The oil filter for the engine (centrifu....😅) you almost opened. After you unscrew the 32 or 36 mm nut it doesnt always fall apart, sometimes you need to hit it with hamer or something to get those two parts opened/seperated. It is important to clean the inside of it. Also there you can see if you have small metal peaces to your used oil and then you know if your engine is bad😅. Small amount of metal peaces is okey but if you find a lot of them then you know your engine have few time left ti live. Anyway nice video. It was fun to watch. I hope you understood what I said, because my english is really bad😁
i understood everything very well :) Thanks for the info
Gives a grin to my face every time you say solient instead of soviet 😁
Keep it up!
lool
@@Ants_PantsПо какой истории??? Чухонь,Великая Страна именовалась СССР,или по Гейэвропески - Советская Россия!.
Good call in doing the service. Great thanks to the shout out as well. I think the rake breaking was like I have had it with this work.🤣 It's just my guess but maybe the T-170 high pressure fuel pump has been swapped out to a remanufactured pump later? It looks kind of very newish to say the least. I could not find the year when they switched over to the newer style high pressure fuel pump. The high pressure fuel pump on these is a old CAT D4/D6 clone/remanufactured variant. The one on your T-40 is a UTN-5 that is a old Bosch inline pump being redesigned by soviet engineers in the 60s. I would not be surprised if these where the old OEM paper elements in the hydraulic filter. Over all good and very decent progress, keep on going.
Tänx! ma alles nüüd jõuan kommidele vastada :D
The garden rake is one of my favorite tools , great for putting the final touches on a job. Most operators are deathly afraid of them🪒💪👍
😅 mine too
That oil you drained looks like its way to thin, like diesel got in it. Great videos, glad I found your channel!
thanks mate. Yes it was too thin, i will keep an eye on the new oil
Another great video , you are really giving the old fella a new lease on life . Love your perseverance . well done !
Thanks 👍
Top Estonian Mechanic. Thanks for uploading Dude cannot wait for next weeks episode.
More to come!
Equipment repair is my favorite content
Mine too
I thought the opening few minutes were you and your humoristic ways at there very best ,Andris, the driving it down to the workshop was pure magic, ,,then it got all serious which is also OK as servicing a massive monster like the dozer is a very methodical job, and even though you joke a lot you are a bit of a perfectionist at what you do,.You too have a fab weekend, Pamela
:) Thanks Pamela
Love to see you make a greenhouse with all that glass great work on the maintenance of the doser
Yeah
Anti Panti , you make my day . If things get stuck , Blend 50% ATF-oil and 50% Aceton . Shake it in a oilcan and pump som over the schrews and wait over night . Works every time . Cheaper than WD 40 and 100 % stronger . (You must shake it every time you use because it separated in the can) - Free advise from very old man i the Swedish forrest . 🥸
Thanks for the tips
Great vid, part 2 coming up 😊
Coming soon!
Every time after a short ride with the dozer you need a landscape gardener , for one who likes that can be nice . So you can also redsign your Garden !
Yes i do 😂
That fuel filter is a water separator, the small plug on the bottom can be used to drain the water off.
or mud
You are lucky to have a wonderful Wife and children. God blessed you.✝✝✝
You are so kind
Another great video Andris. I really appreciate your sense of humor!
Thanks
Informative episode. Fun looking at that old machinery with your sense of humor.
Looked like the hydralic oild filter was jammed in ther whish squished it?
Have a great weekend :)
yup, i figured this out a bit later
Don't let this go to your head or anything, but I just watched an hour+ video from you hero AC and I have to tell you that your channel is so much better. I like the fact that you don't have a huge budget. I like the fact that your commentary is Grade A. I really like the fact that you work hard and make things work even if it's wrong. You should have 5 million subs, but I don't mind that you're one of the best kept secrets of YT. I will never send you a gift.
That is awesome!
thanks ✌
Great episode Ants…. Looking forward to the second part….. have great wend 🎉🍺😎💥👍
Thanks 👍
That FOV of the dozer had me on edge. I was bracing for an explosion. Eider firing a tank shell from it or just spontanious combustion.
A+++ Would watch again.
oof :D
Hello. Hope you are having a lovely weekend. I take it a nice large greenhouse is in order with all that free glass😆😆
Sounds great!
@@Ants_Pants think of all the Herbs!!! and spices you could grow in a greenhouse
40:43 I sense a glasshouse build video in our future...
😅
Ants pants and diesel creek are the only chanels i watch regularly and look forward to watching😁
:) Matt is great i enjoy his content also
Fun to see more about the Soviet dozer!Look forward the the next one.
Thanks Jerry ✌
Another entertaining video. Thank you and happy weekend. Dave
Thanks, you too!
Looking good! Glad to see that thing getting some TLC! Nice crocs BTW- I have the same ones! 😄
thanks mate. Their great
Maybe you can build a greenhouse, a screen in room or a glass house for the children for winter or something with that glass
👍
I'm looking forward to seeing your decision(s).... lol
I'm glad I don't have a dozer.. there is a lot to maintain 😅Well done so far!
Thanks 👍
Really cool that a subscriber hooked you up with a manual for that beast. The filters are so different than machines in the states. It may also be because of the age. Great job sorting all this work out. Excellent video!
i think it's something some. Let's be honest, all soviets did back in the day was steal designs from USA and rebrand them as "soviet made" :D This dozer is actually very similar to CAT D6
@@Ants_Pants key word being similar lol
You could make a cool ant farm with the glass, maybe an aquarium, or a giant magnifying glass to melt snow
😅
30$ for the carwash, here in texas we have big car washes for heavy equipment and semi trailers. The water is cheap the degreaser is what costs $$ probably around 200$ for a complete "carwash"
That very cool man. We don't have any of that here
Do you mean truck washes at a truck stop? Fuel, parts, food, truck washing, a break room and a shower all in one.
@@melissaroth4467 there are truck washes at truck stops but no, in my case it's a independent heavy equipment wash rack.
Your dozer is better maintained than my car :D
hahaha :D i doubt that mate
That was a really good episode Andris. Phenomenal amount of problem-solving which shows your ingenuity to the max. I loved the check sheet but also so impressed with your ability to work on difficult to reach nuts, plugs and other stuff in such confined spaces. I wonder that the Soviets didn't want to have bigger spaces to make maintenance easier... Look forward to Part II. Best wishes
Yeah i thought so too.. Thanks mate
Now you can make some skylights, or a greenhouse or chop some lines👍
Hydraulic oil is hygroscopic, that's why there is rust, the moisture content is high and will darken the fluid. It will rust the pump and other components causing excessive wear.. it's probable haven't been changed in years, if ever. Wouldn't go wrong by changing it
Lift pump was leaking, they couldn't or wouldn't get a replacement, they removed it
glad i did, the hydraulic fluid looked like grey vomit i the bucket, in ep2
I'm missing a right foot sock, can you check and see if that is a left foot sock? If so I can pay postage to send it to me! thanks
🤣👍
Привет Антс, отличная работа молодец эта техника в надёжных руках, удачи вам и крепкого здоровья, большое спасибо за прекрасное видео просто супер.
Thank you Sergei
Ant, you are the funniest Mofo on youtube and like Superman you are stronger than steel! LOL. You deserve your own TV show. Keep posting videos brother and I'll keep watching. Love your channel.
funnies mofo :D good one bro 👍🤣
Great work and content as always. One of my favorites on YT. Greetings from Houston.
Much appreciated!
Cool as allways!
Thanks for your vid 😇💟💟💟 Love and bless you Antis. Lots of dirty work well done.
lots more to come!
I like your shirt! You have more patience and stamina than anyone I know. I can’t believe I am watching someone doing maintenance on a dozier but I am happily watching you, I can’t wait until your next episode. Have a wonderful weekend, take care
Thanks Deb, my patience is very limited though :D i just don't show it in my videos! :D
@@Ants_Pants You hide your limited patience well, I’m waiting to see your next episode, I’m looking forward to it! Take care
In my family the first 5 were girls, then my brother. (finally). When we reached our teens my dad would make us help him do maintenance on the cars. Fluid & filter changes, brakes etc. He was afraid that if we never got married, we at least have basic knowledge and not get ripped off by repair shops. I actually found your video very interesting. As for all those windows? I imagined a new and improved greenhouse. In case you run out of things to do. Ha Ha.
When you mentioned your grandfather, it occurred to me that I found your early video on how you came to live in your house and the history fascinating. Could you do a new recap for some of your subscribers? Have a great weekend! Ohio
Recap of what? Main house?
@@Ants_Pants Sorry, I was vague. I recall you saying your grandparents worked on the property when it was used as a nursing home? I can't remember, but glad you and your family now live there. Your reconstruction was monumental and thought newer subscribers would find it inspiring. Again, thank you.
Lots of work! Really messy! LoL But if I had my own bulldozer I would gladly do it too!
You could make you mother and or wife a green house out of that glass or in close a porch for the cooler times of year. Whatever you do I’m sure it will be great! As always, enjoy the videos!😊
Greenhouse was my first thought also.
Great idea!!
My thought was an enclosed porch, too.
Hello 👋🏼, my good friend, glad to see you again brother! When you post a video, it always makes my day Andris! Thanks!👌🏻👍🏼👍🏼👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
My pleasure!!
Super , another long vid , that’s my Friday night sorted
Hope you enjoyed it!
From Acme Car Wash LLC
What a coincidence! We have just opened up a Bulldozer washing line and it has been doing well.
Our prices range from $600 to $1,000 depending on the size of your Dozer.
We are also in the process of opening money saving automatic drive through line for only $299.
COME ON DOWN!
I'm already half way there buddy
I think it is fantastic, first clean the machine. I see comments that it is a waist of time to clean. Dad ran a large shop until retirement. They had a sign, i remember. “OUR SHOP IS CLEAN OUR TOOLS ARE CLEAN OUR COVERALLS ARE CLEAN KEEP IT THAT WAY CLEAN YOUR EQUIPMENT OR DON’T BRING IT IN. that was the busiest shop in the area. They wouldn’t touch anything that was greasy mud, dirt packed, dripping with oil, there was a hose and wash station next door. That was quite busy. People, farmers, realized it cost less to have their people,children clean their equipment than to take filthy stuff to . Joes fixit.
went quite well m8 yeah
When you're done it'll run like new.
😇😇
Interesting video as usual!😊
Glad you think so!
Santa bring you more work/projct to do 😉😉😉😉.... VERY good work 👌👌👌on your dozer (including the very underrated benefit of cleaning/pressure wash the machine on a regular basis) I believe your dozer never had so much maintenance since new. About final drive plug; I do have succes by removing rusty plug with; 1- wire brush to remove most of the rust 2- than soak/spray it with high viscosity penetrating liquid to follow/penetrate the tread 3- do it/repeat it until it get loose. Sometime heat/torch can help a lot also. Can take some time (believe me...) Nice to see things are going well for you. Looking for Part 2 ✌✌✌✌✌
Thanks for the tips 😇
Great work on the Soviet dozer and relax with the family on the slide 👍💨💨
Thanks 👍
Thank you for doing this, it is so nice to see this old and reliable machines come back in shape, they sound like real machines too in that time 👍👍 I will absolutley see episode 2 and 3 when i get time.
Hope you enjoy
Hey ants you could make a nice greenhouse with those windows 👍
Yup
i think you should add a soft bristle brush to your cleaning of filters. and high pressure air is also quite helpful to blow out after a rinse.
Yup
@@Ants_Pants still enjoying your content. Thankyou.
WITH EVERY THING I SEE FROM EVERY CHANNEL WHAT HAS TO DO WITH THE OLD SOVIET BLOC, IT AMAZES ME HOW ANYONE IS EVEN ALIVE ON THAT SIDE OF THE PLANET!
😂😂😂
Hallo du,
Ich muss ehrlich sagen, so intensiv wie du dieses Gerät reinigst und alles intensiv sauber machst hatte ich noch bei keinen joutuber Schraube gesehen, daher muss ich deine Arbeit an dieser schubraupe wirklich bewundern mit welcher Liebe und Vorgang du diesse Arbeit durchführst,
Bewundere deine Arbeit wirklich❤❤😊😊😆😁😂
LG.herbst johann
Danke ❤❤
So you have your 1st merch for a store!!!! 1 Sock origin unknown... found in a dozer....
🤣🤣🤣
You could make some sort of greenhouse out of the glass?
yup
Love the video buddy! Excited for Part 2!
Coming soon!
Thank you Mr.Ants ,another week end who star with you and a great video, i like every want you fix,imlear a lot and thank you for sharing,have a nice week end 👍👍👍👍
Thanks again!
The glas can be used for a glass house for vegetables, just an idea😂
yes. good idea
Saturday morning so as always. Video starts and it is 07:07 am local time. Let have us fun so as always.
Hey👍
You’re the man from fixing dozer , welding n a simple rake fixing…..
haha
Just havin loads of fun!
Amount of iron filings on the engine oil plug magnet seemed relatively small to me. Not good ofcourse but for a machine like that it is probably a win.
A thing about copper gasket rings. If they look good I reuse them, but only after anealing them first. I also aneal new ones. Makes them softer and there is no need t tighten them til kingdome comes. Just heat 5hem until the glow good and driop them into water, or just letting them cool on something non cobustable.
Nice video as usual.
Great thanks!
Thanks for the tips mate
@@Ants_Pants btw. Forgot to precise what I said about the iron filings on the oil plug magnet. Probabaly it is there due to the thinned out oil. Just be vigilant and keep a keen eye on the levels and viscosity. If that amount of iron filings keeps on accumulating despite correct oil condituons then you need to start plan the new video series on how to extract, renovate and restart a magnificent piece of Soviet motoring. 😄👍
Oh snap 😂😂😂
@@Ants_Pants something to look forward to!🤑🥴🤪
(Fingers crossed for not to)
I freaking love that beast of a machine. Can't wait to see you put it to good work.
Soo
Soon
Hi Andries, can I just confirm that this is a ChTZ-Uraltrak T-170 bulldozer please? I have been doing some reading and this dozer is renowned for its reliability and power, so it would seem you made a very wise investment in it. There’s no two ways about it, regular maintenance is the key to keeping them going and also a great way to learn the ins and outs of your machine as now you have set benchmarks. Love your videos and there content and your comments and remarks always make me chuckle. Well done and please keep them coming. I hope your channel grows bigger for sure. Seeing you working in the snow in the past, the glass definitely needs to go towards building a glass house for winter veggies. Cheers from Australia
Yes i can confirm
Once again great content 😊
Thank you so much 😀
Watching you clean the underside of that 'dozer gave me an unpleasant flash back of my service days, cleaning the mud out of the inside of road wheels with a screw driver. How you can make a video of servicing a soviet-era bulldozer fun to watch is beyond my understanding, but I appreciate it!
😅😅 so sorry
Hello from Canada
The pony motor has two crankcase drain plugs
Yes but why?
@@Ants_Pants hello
Two cylinders are used and each cylinder has a sump of their own
You can get most of the oil from one of the drainage plugs and all of the oil using both
You are very entertaining to watch and you have done a great job with the house repairs and the property maintenance
Cheers
Hey buddy, make a greenhouse for your wife and your mom. You can make it as big as you want with all that extra glass panels around.
Yup
Really need a hot water blaster for that crap, especially engine compartments 😆.. Thanks #3 14:10
Thank you very much bro ❤
I think you have to re-visit the oil filter it was so close to being apart a few taps on the case after backing off the top nut , great episode
Great point!
I love that the fam was in the background giggling while you were running that monstrosity around the yard. And learning to start the beast must be like learning to play a musical instrument...lol. Cheeeeeers Andris!
Always!
nicely done sir, very entertaining video.
Glad you enjoyed it