@@freedomfan4272Wayne's D8 is a former military dozer not the D7 he did for chris & it was rusty yellow when clint bought it for himself before chris decided he wanted it .
That Bury pit did not look that big on the screen, un-till you see the D7 drive in to it then you visualise just how big it is. C&C did an amazing job on that Cat it has to be one of the best. Hardly any exhaust smoke when its working.
I'm not a dozer guy by any stretch, but I could be with that D7. That thing is nice and will push! You've got Betty and Barney, this one has got to be Bam Bam.
Well I think you have a brand new champion for easy starting You already had some sweet starting equipment!! Two thumbs up to Clint and Kevin for the tune!!
Somewhere, Kevin is weeping knowing that his paint on the blade is wearing off already. That D7 made quick work of that borrow pit. Great to have options sitting around to get the work done.
Better late than never watching now the big cat again purring away pushing the borrow pit so easy .... the houses 🏘 pad looking superb 👌 chris great video again thanks has all ways 👍
Watta addition to the fleet goodness gracious this man can run any type equipment with surgical precision, even working on perfecting a dragline kudos good Sir such enjoyable time watching you work. Oh yeah that hole is the beginning of a mighty great garden in a few years that Zach could utilize if wanted just a thought 😀
Growing up we didn't have curbside garbage service until about the mid 70's in our county so all our household garbage was stored in a large wooden bin and then hauled down to the landfill by my father and older brothers. I tagged along one time and was thrilled to watch all the earthmovers dozers graders and water trucks in action all at once. The dozers were just like Chris's D7 besides the chrome exhaust fling. Those dozers have the strength of many bulls pushing the large piles of stinking trash down into the hole and then crawling back out to take another bite. That memory I had to share.
Chris not only gets the best out his equipment, but that restored D7 will last his whole lifetime and more, the compassionate way he treats his machines. I’ve been in construction since leaving school in 1971, and still am. In my experience, some operators are unforgiving the way they treat the owner’s machines. This, and all these videos are a pleasure to watch - thanks Chris. ❤️🇷🇴
It was fun watching you move dirt with that ol' gal. She did well and you can't tell there was ever a gigantic hole in the ground there. Thanks for sharing and bringing us along.
I am very pleased that you took the time to pack each layer of a borrow pit. Many contractors would have just pushed in the refuse and not worry about it settling in 3 or 4 years
Love to watch chris he makes the work he does so easy But anyone who has done dirt work Its not easy an it takes years to learn his work Their are lots of good heavy equipment operator Out there everyday making dirt piles in to flat nice ground But i as others think Chris is top Notch operator He is great to watch No wonder he is so busey hes good at what he does
driveways looks nice. and OMG time for the awesome D7!!! Andrew Camarata has two of those puppies and OMG they are awesome when he is running them..Mind you neighter of his looks as sweet as yourts does. D&'s are monsters and can move a lot of material! no#1 total workhorses! She moved a lot of dirt! SWEER!!
I just cant stop saying this but Clint and Kevin did a super nice job on the D7 and that thing will move some dirt for sure.I like all the equipment you have. Love what you do brother.
For those asking Chris to do a side-by-side comparison of the D6 v D7 he already did it at the end of the video, but the photo on his IG account is much better. It really shows just how much bigger the D7 is in every dimension.
If Kevin watches this video I bet he said "not my paint". That dozer is sure fitting in well bro and no worries getting it stuck either with the rescue service attached to the back. Enjoyed the video too. Roll on the pond build. Safe travels. Ken.
It's great to see the big Cat doing what she was built for in the 70's. I look forward to maybe seeing the D6 & D7 side by side pushing a load of dirt up the site.
Great video,that caterpillar looks to be a serious workhorse in your fleet.customer should be very happy to be able to start building his shop and having all the ground work done.so you can now start building the pond.your favorite project.place does look fantastic.👍👍👍😎😎😎
Here one man show for sure that big kitty cat doing its job pushing. No problem. Looking good. No shores of equipment. You got a job to do. You got the equipment to do it?.👍👍🇨🇦😊
The Fat Cat is stylin and profilin it is good to see a young Man like you Chris take the initiative to run your own company and im glad to see you prosper
Nice to see you have choices for building ponds and leveling large areas. between the 330 and the 2 cats you have enough flexibility for getting larger projects like Bealy Good projects done more efficiently and easier on your equipment. Can't wait to see the pond project.
I’ve noticed (as I’m sure others have as well) that since you started getting bigger equipment, your borrow pits and the trees your taking out appear to be getting bigger as well! One doesn’t realize how big that borrow pit is until you run the dozer in it!good on ya !
Moving 1,400 cubic yards (=1,070 m³) of dirt in just two hours is impressive. To put that in perspective, that is 34 x 34 x 33 ft high cube of dirt. As they say, don't piss off a heavy equipment operator, they will NEVER find your body.
You'll be wanting a Big Shed up now to keep the Equipment in so as to keep the paint shiny !. it tends to dull down if left out in Winter ! which is a shame !1. Tackle is best looked after if kept indoors when not in use. reduced condensation etc
MAN!! My pucker factor went up to around Mach-3 when u drove down into the pit!!!! Didn't think you would be able to back out. Well, call me a Plop eared mule, You did it!!!
I'd be tempted to mount a camera on the front of that girl with an eight inch monitor at the driver's station to give me a complete view of what's out in front of that beast. Visibility looks challenging for sure. Like most machines it probably is gonna simply need some getting used to. Love the dozer line up at the end. Sweet. Impressive fleet of equipment and growing!!
That old girl can really move some dirt especially in the hands of someone that knows how to run it. You don;t have to have new equipment to do the job, but she really looks close to new. Good job and happy days.
Oh how I love the sound of that Cat D7. The turbo winding up and spinning down, matched to that deep throaty bass of that motor is sweet music to my ears. Now if only I could be there to smell the earth being turned over and the exhaust notes as that D7 works--that would be so great. Standing beside that beast would be amazing a s you feel the ground vibrate and rumble under the tremendous force being exerted around it. I love your videos, Chris, and try to watch every one of them. Thanks for keeping them coming on a regular basis.
That D7 is a real beauty! They sure don’t make them like that anymore. It’s awesome that you added that beast to your fleet and it was nice to see Clinton and Kevin on your turf.
By Daybreak on the Workplace. A load Pebble come for the Way building! Then come the Cat to insertion. How You work with this Power Machine is a graziness. You must have a great Fun by the Work to fill the Hole. Thanks for the Interesting Video 💪👌😂
The D7 sure doesn't look 51 years old! Great job by C&C Equipment to bring her back to life!
Apparently it's a former military dozer also from the c&c video I watched
@@freedomfan4272Wayne's D8 is a former military dozer not the D7 he did for chris & it was rusty yellow when clint bought it for himself before chris decided he wanted it .
@@jjMcCartan9686 the D7 is ex-military. At least thats what the videos say it was.
D7 putting in the work. Where's the borrow pit.
D7 is an ex military machine.
I can push dirt as good as anyone. But Chris can groom a property like a golf course using big machines. His roadwork is a work of art.
That Bury pit did not look that big on the screen, un-till you see the D7 drive in to it then you visualise just how big it is. C&C did an amazing job on that Cat it has to be one of the best. Hardly any exhaust smoke when its working.
I'm not a dozer guy by any stretch, but I could be with that D7. That thing is nice and will push! You've got Betty and Barney, this one has got to be Bam Bam.
Clint made that machine look like new money. Man, you have got an arsenal of equipment right now.
Well I think you have a brand new champion for easy starting You already had some sweet starting equipment!! Two thumbs up to Clint and Kevin for the tune!!
Somewhere, Kevin is weeping knowing that his paint on the blade is wearing off already.
That D7 made quick work of that borrow pit. Great to have options sitting around to get the work done.
Not gonna lie, that first push over the lip and surfing it down had ME puckering!
The old Cat is really pulling her weight on the job sir. What a nice lineup of machines. Options!! Oh ya. Well done Chris.
I like how Clint &Kevin placed their business stickers to be in your videos. :-)
Such Control with your new Big Boy Toy,,,AWSOME,!!! Thanks again for Sharing ❤ Always Praying 🙏 for your Safety,,! Let's Dig 🙏 AGAIN and AGAIN!!!❤
C&C really did a nice job on the D7. She pushes like she is still a young girl. Thanks for sharing.
so how many other people thought there computer froze at the beginning of this vid?
Ha, i was like, did te the video end????
I backed out and restarted it
I saw the clock was still going, so I skipped ahead.
Don't you just love the sound of those old diesels. You can hear all those horses galloping!!!!!!
Good morning from Australia hope you're having a great day ❤❤❤❤❤❤😂😂😂😂😂😂
Better late than never watching now the big cat again purring away pushing the borrow pit so easy .... the houses 🏘 pad looking superb 👌 chris great video again thanks has all ways 👍
Watta addition to the fleet goodness gracious this man can run any type equipment with surgical precision, even working on perfecting a dragline kudos good Sir such enjoyable time watching you work. Oh yeah that hole is the beginning of a mighty great garden in a few years that Zach could utilize if wanted just a thought 😀
C&C went back in time and stole you a bran new dozer of the showroom floor, what a beauty
Shiny paint but still has the scars to prove where its been in the past.
Growing up we didn't have curbside garbage service until about the mid 70's in our county so all our household garbage was stored in a large wooden bin and then hauled down to the landfill by my father and older brothers. I tagged along one time and was thrilled to watch all the earthmovers dozers graders and water trucks in action all at once. The dozers were just like Chris's D7 besides the chrome exhaust fling. Those dozers have the strength of many bulls pushing the large piles of stinking trash down into the hole and then crawling back out to take another bite. That memory I had to share.
Chris not only gets the best out his equipment, but that restored D7 will last his whole lifetime and more, the compassionate way he treats his machines.
I’ve been in construction since leaving school in 1971, and still am.
In my experience, some operators are unforgiving the way they treat the owner’s machines.
This, and all these videos are a pleasure to watch - thanks Chris. ❤️🇷🇴
I remember when you got the Volvo how happy you were. Now I think you probably can’t wait to get to work..d7….d7…d7!
Great job Chris! The cat purrs like a kitten, But works like a beast.
As much as I like watching the big toys ( 330 ripping stumps, the D7 push), Chis in his skid-steer is soo much more ... 'finesse' - a master at work
Good looking video of the new machine pushing into the pit!! Welcome to the fleet!!
Man you really have the skid steer as a part of you. this is one of the most satisfying how you can level a peace of ground nothing you wont tackle .
It was fun watching you move dirt with that ol' gal. She did well and you can't tell there was ever a gigantic hole in the ground there. Thanks for sharing and bringing us along.
I am very pleased that you took the time to pack each layer of a borrow pit. Many contractors would have just pushed in the refuse and not worry about it settling in 3 or 4 years
I like when you do driveways Chris , from start to finish . The end result always shows true workmanship . From Idaho .
Love seeing Chris with a new piece of equipment, so smooth. Clint did a great job of making that old cat run and sound like new, easy start!
Yeah, but it's not brand new, it's better it's old
@@kurtkuipers9473Yea that's what gerry said .Can you read 😂
Thanks for parking them next to one another, I appreciate the scale now.
Best regards from Indiana.
INTO THE PIT!!!?!! 🤯😳 Had NO idea! 🫣
I could feel you SMILING on the inside, Chris. 😉
Love to watch chris he makes the work he does so easy
But anyone who has done dirt work
Its not easy an it takes years to learn his work
Their are lots of good heavy equipment operator
Out there everyday making dirt piles in to flat nice ground
But i as others think Chris is top
Notch operator
He is great to watch
No wonder he is so busey hes good at what he does
It's astounding that such old machines are still so capable. They don't make 'em like they used to, and they probably never will again.
Low hrs and a good refurbish very nice machine
Holy cow! I can’t believe you took the dozer down that steep embankment.. idve craped my pants 😳
That cat does not need all the emissions sh*t, she runs super clean.
None of it does.
I was just going say the same thing. Old school diesels can be clean.
driveways looks nice. and OMG time for the awesome D7!!! Andrew Camarata has two of those puppies and OMG they are awesome when he is running them..Mind you neighter of his looks as sweet as yourts does. D&'s are monsters and can move a lot of material! no#1 total workhorses! She moved a lot of dirt! SWEER!!
I just cant stop saying this but Clint and Kevin did a super nice job on the D7 and that thing will move some dirt for sure.I like all the equipment you have. Love what you do brother.
Cool video. Enjoyed watching ✌️ 😎
For those asking Chris to do a side-by-side comparison of the D6 v D7 he already did it at the end of the video, but the photo on his IG account is much better. It really shows just how much bigger the D7 is in every dimension.
They don't make them like they used to. Great Machine you have there Chris.
Fun video. Great camera angles! That be a big pit!!!
If Kevin watches this video I bet he said "not my paint". That dozer is sure fitting in well bro and no worries getting it stuck either with the rescue service attached to the back. Enjoyed the video too. Roll on the pond build. Safe travels. Ken.
Fat Cat performs and looks bloody good!
That big old kitty cat sounds and look awesome!!
It's great to see the big Cat doing what she was built for in the 70's. I look forward to maybe seeing the D6 & D7 side by side pushing a load of dirt up the site.
now he needs a D8
That was a BIG Pit! The 7 was fun to watch and when it went into the pit it showed just how big it is and how small you look on it. ;-)
Seeing that D7 in the hole gives a much better idea of how much material that Hyundai is moving!
I like how Chris referred to the dozers by their weight. Its the weight of a piece of earth moving equipment that means a hell of a lot.
One amazing D7F, works and looks like a new machine. C&C Equipment did an awesome job on it.
You should get Gerry up to have a go on it, he would soon polish that blade up.
Great video,that caterpillar looks to be a serious workhorse in your fleet.customer should be very happy to be able to start building his shop and having all the ground work done.so you can now start building the pond.your favorite project.place does look fantastic.👍👍👍😎😎😎
Here one man show for sure that big kitty cat doing its job pushing. No problem. Looking good. No shores of equipment. You got a job to do. You got the equipment to do it?.👍👍🇨🇦😊
I bet Jerry would love to operate the D7
Might never get him off of it then you would have to move his family to N. C.
Somebody had a whole lot of fun in the dirt pile! You'd neve know that she was considered over the hill! LOL
Love that like-new D7 Chris. That long exhaust is a blessing.
That D7 is a beast! A beautiful beast. You could give the D6 some cosmetic love so she doesn't feel left out.
That is a dirt pushing machine ❤
What a find on that nice old dozer! C&C did an amazing job!
That thing sounds like a beast. Even better when on board riding with you. What a machine.
Great work Chris, keep them coming 👍😎🇬🇧
Amazing x3
Amazing restoration by Clint & Kevin
Amazing driving by Chris
Amazing old Girl
Oh my goodness a D7 can back out of a near vertical wall! LOL
The Fat Cat is stylin and profilin it is good to see a young Man like you Chris take the initiative to run your own company and im glad to see you prosper
Great job Chris
Nice to see you have choices for building ponds and leveling large areas. between the 330 and the 2 cats you have enough flexibility for getting larger projects like Bealy Good projects done more efficiently and easier on your equipment. Can't wait to see the pond project.
Ya that is a moving machine it made great video. Thanks for sharing 🎉🎉😅😅
That D7 is the perfect machine for that fleet of yours! 👍
Chris, you do excellent work. If doing work such as this is considered art (I believe it is), you are certainly a great artist.
Who else can hear Kevin saying his famous quote "it's not my dozer".
I’ve noticed (as I’m sure others have as well) that since you started getting bigger equipment, your borrow pits and the trees your taking out appear to be getting bigger as well! One doesn’t realize how big that borrow pit is until you run the dozer in it!good on ya !
The torque for CAT's larger dozers 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 and 11 is unbelievable. A semi U blade is also a big plus.
Got to love that D7. Great job. Thanks for the video.
It looked like some of the back fill material was still smoking from the burning.
WOW! The machines look great! The D7 is a great addition!
Always fun when the new toys pay off with great satisfaction!! Good job Chris!!!
Moving 1,400 cubic yards (=1,070 m³) of dirt in just two hours is impressive. To put that in perspective, that is 34 x 34 x 33 ft high cube of dirt. As they say, don't piss off a heavy equipment operator, they will NEVER find your body.
You'll be wanting a Big Shed up now to keep the Equipment in so as to keep the paint shiny !. it tends to dull down if left out in Winter ! which is a shame !1. Tackle is best looked after if kept indoors when not in use.
reduced condensation etc
I love the videos and as always keep up the great work!
That corner of the property is going to so fertile! All that organic matter and ash.
MAN!! My pucker factor went up to around Mach-3 when u drove down into the pit!!!! Didn't think you would be able to back out. Well, call me a Plop eared mule, You did it!!!
Yeah, I thought for sure we were gonna see how the 330 can be used to pull the D7 out of there!!
Ok, Plop eared mule. :)
No worries when you've got a huge winch on the back end to wank yourself out with.
I'd be tempted to mount a camera on the front of that girl with an eight inch monitor at the driver's station to give me a complete view of what's out in front of that beast. Visibility looks challenging for sure. Like most machines it probably is gonna simply need some getting used to. Love the dozer line up at the end. Sweet. Impressive fleet of equipment and growing!!
That old girl can really move some dirt especially in the hands of someone that knows how to run it. You don;t have to have new equipment to do the job, but she really looks close to new. Good job and happy days.
Oh how I love the sound of that Cat D7. The turbo winding up and spinning down, matched to that deep throaty bass of that motor is sweet music to my ears. Now if only I could be there to smell the earth being turned over and the exhaust notes as that D7 works--that would be so great. Standing beside that beast would be amazing a s you feel the ground vibrate and rumble under the tremendous force being exerted around it.
I love your videos, Chris, and try to watch every one of them. Thanks for keeping them coming on a regular basis.
Man don't you just love how those old dozers turn when they're high centered!!! Something about that easy swing gets me going!
Chris, you have a knack for taking a messy job site and turning it into a thing of beauty. Fat CAT is a beast for sure!
Hi Bob, so your saying the name for the D7 is fatcat? I thought that was Chris operating the D7. :)
@@dansbrown1313 Chris used "Fat Cat" in the video's title.
The D7 certainly showed how big the hole was.
I'm amazed at how strong those culvert pipes are.
Concrete equivalent
Man that cat dozer makes it easy good job Chris old iron is always better
The D7 never did sound like it was working hard. Great piece of machinery.
Love that dozer! But i think you need to move that battery box.
That D7 is a real beauty! They sure don’t make them like that anymore. It’s awesome that you added that beast to your fleet and it was nice to see Clinton and Kevin on your turf.
Good job filling in the pit. Don't know why but, I could spend an hour watching you fill in the pit's.Lol.
That was another very productive day. Great job Chris, as always. 👍🏼
I had no idea you would surf that dozer down into the bottom of the pit. BUT, it sure gives perspective on how deep the 330 can reach!
I had no idea it could climb that steep a slope.
@@tabascodragon1957 like seeing it climb out
I love watching you and Dirt Perfect work!! You guys are awesome!!
Having too much fun!
By Daybreak on the Workplace. A load Pebble come for the Way building! Then come the Cat to insertion. How You work with this Power Machine is a graziness. You must have a great Fun by the Work to fill the Hole. Thanks for the Interesting Video 💪👌😂
The D7 can certainly can push some dirt...good machine there...stay safe
MERN!!! You drove it all way into the pit. She's a beast
Kevin don't lock he took the paint off 😂😂😂😂