Weekend with the M35 Overland Camper and Caterpillar D4
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- Опубликовано: 27 дек 2024
- I spent the weekend down at the local off road park in my M35A2 M109A3 overland camper to get the park cleaned up and build new obstacles. I took my Caterpillar D47U Traxcavator down to help out with the heaviest work. After six hours moving rocks and concrete I needed to adjust the clutch in the Cat which turned out to be a very messy job.
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Your Cat was the for-runner to the Cat 933! Like it!
I like that you include a bit of variety in your videos - thanks !
Hey I remember that weekend i was down with the gmc and fuel barrel as a fuel truck still loved seeing your truck
Great use for the M35. It allows you to make good use of it while keeping it very original.
Loved this content, very cool old dozer and camp rig 👌
Great to see your truck and 'dozer in action, being used.
The only thing wrong with the 6x6 truck and cat is................................................. Their not mine!!!!!. Another great video of some real cool machines working.
Those old cats - you just can’t kill ‘em.
They must have more than nine lives!
@@ThisWeekWithCars the cat seems a bit tired?
Great combo! The military truck and vintage Caterpillar! Go Steve!!
Great video! Specially how you did the clutch adjustment!! That is one bad ass machine!! Please keep posting any and other repairs/maintenance on it!! Thanks again!
Keep it real basic like that , it's just exactly what it should be. Another nice video
looks like fun..
Cant wait to see your TVRs' run those obstacles. Great video Steve. Thanks!
WOO HOO 4x4 park!!!! Now, that's why I want some land!.. THNX!
There’s always something b new and interesting in your videos Steve. Love the Deuce, but seeing the Cat in action was fun!
Very cool
Great to see the cat in action
Nice to see the truck as a camper. Are you thinking of amenities inside like a kitchen and a toilet?
Cool way to camp. Isn't it nice to have older construction equipment to play with? I have a Case 580k backhoe. I love to run it. Thanks Steve
i have an ht4 as well where are you finding parts for this machine. great video keep them coming nice set up
From AgKits or straight from Caterpillar.
Really liked this video as it was a bit different from your others ? Great off road park Steve and enjoy seeing you bring to live the old yellow iron!👍🇨🇦
Make a bed base with drawers. You will have a proper bed off the floor with lots of storage space.
Nice CAT work Steve.... now let’s get to work on those Bugeyes!
Great job on cleaning and painting those parts you removed thus far. I hope you continue cleaning it up and repainting it. I assume with a machine of that age that it might be lead paint, so make sure you are using the proper PPE. I notice some of the comments are calling it a dozer. Is it a Dozer or a track loader?
The original documentation for it just calls it a tractor.
For those machine, whether it be a cat or john Deere or whatever, they made them all three. Tractors, track loaders and dozers.
Are you gonna be bringing the M109 to the jeep show this year? I'll hopefully be going in my brothers lifted red toyota mr2
Yes it will be there.
But ... you didn't paint the clutch cover while it was off. :-) Really like the idea using the truck for a camper.
nice loader, you pulled it with the m35 yet?
Not yet I need to find out exactly what the Cat weighs first it could be more than 19k
@@ThisWeekWithCars i was thinking 17k, it should pull it just fine, just make sure ya got good brakes
@@johndowe7003 Pulling it isn't the problem, I just want to know my trailer has the proper weight rating because the common 22K trailer would be pushing it after adding the weight of the trailer.
@@ThisWeekWithCars yeah, I broke a trailer before, bent behind the hitch. Too much hay 😂
Should be 11-12k...about 6 ton
More traxcavator!!!
Check out Goon-squads videos of their military truck like yours. You might get some good ideas as to how to move forward on creating a nice camper!
I prefer Steve's more basic version. It's an army truck, not a luxury R.V. and all the stuff in the back could be easily removed if you wanted the truck for a different job.
If i hade money i would buy that truck
Join the Steel Solders web site. Its a great place to get ideas for your camper build.
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