Absolutely awesome,,,,, glad to see he has the opportunity to use all of the experience, expertise, and knowledge at his age! Just a sneaky hunch but I bet he don't see that as work either.
My dad is gonna be 81 this year...he's up everyday fixing or helping someone...keeps him young...outworks me some day..lol....glad to still have him around...bet you appreciate your dad also
Those older CAT machines are pretty incredible , if the charging system and batteries are in good shape , and fuel is appropriately treated they are cold weather staters beyond belief to me , hold that glow plug switch as prescribed and if they crank decently they'll rattle to life ! I'm grateful we don't have enough snow to have to move it with a crawler ! Never had to deal with a manual adjust blade but looks like a job for an ambitious young man on a nice day !!! Fun to watch your dad operate with the frosting on top !!! Hahaha Thanks for the video !!
Nice he can come help. He is probably grinning from ear to ear . Thanks for keeping all our snow out there and kicking the storms south of us lol or north . We have about 10 inches here max but not much cold lots of mud in woods
The old D6D is in good shape. They're great little work horses, I was on clean up pushing up fire piles that hadn't burnt properly with one. Hope I will sit be able to do what I enjoy when I reach Your Dad's age. I think it helps keep you young and healthy if you're out doing something meaningful.
A little leaf blower will usually get rid of show on parked equipment and vehicles pretty nicely. That depth of snow is totally a dozer job. Good thing you have one and a dad who likes to run it. My dad was the same way but he liked to shovel snow by hand till he was 87.
Looking good on the dozer tell your dad thank you. Brings back good memories just like watching a skidder plow the roads and landing. Thank you David good video. Have a great day.
Hi Dave!!😀😀 Wow!! You are just about our of room to put the snow. Have you got over 3 feet of snow on the level?? Lucky you guys have the old 6 . Take care my friend!!😀😀❤
Great Video - look at you sneaking in a video in the morning - Your Dad is a inspiration for those who love to drive a dozer. Blade is 40-44" inches and he is pushing about 5 feet depth of snow, good job. Hopefully you took him out for lunch after.
The way he getting the landing done it will freeze up really good for you guys as well as the roads he getting it right down there. That's alot of snow to move. Keep up the great videos
Good day Mr. Haley .I realy like to see some one the same age as my self run a great peice of equipment .I know he is grining ear to ear just as I do when I am on my pulling tracto r . Hope to see more of your father on other videos .Take care .
Now that’s how it’s done. Keeping the snow away so you actually have room to work and move around in. Bugs me when people do half ass jobs then they wonder why things get stuck . Keep up the good work
You'll get more rolling action on your angle blade if you pitch it back more to where the back of the blade is straight up and down. And the blade will stay clean. Looks like you would have to extend the lower push braces to do it.
David is doing video and Dad backs up, Dave where'd you go? Dave get out from under that track, this is no time to nap! Who wouldn't like to push snow, in a dozer with a cab, that's what keeps him young, fun stuff, yeah Dad!
NICE.... venison sandwich, horseradish...and a cup of joe and your pop's ready to go....love it. If you have goals and purpose in life... regardless of age ... age takes a back seat to the goals set forth....it is work ethics...as your family knows...God Bless.
At his age with probably the hours of experience has on one he could probably turn the angle of his blade n minutes. I know a guy who at the time was just 27 years old he could turn hisvblade in less than 20 mins by himself. It is amazing how good cat skinners get and make it look so simple. Giggles being a driver, i remember my first time dropping and winching up my blade to move a old D7 just say the afternoon was a long one thank god was sumer. But i did learn in time ways to do it effortlessly and made hauling one simpler
Feeling a tad jealous. I'm 72 and still using a walker due to complications after heart surgery. I'm getting there though! Thanks Mr. Haley for dozen that trail, reminding us all that we can get after it. God bless!
Great day had. A lot of what I did was square blading. 'U' blades with tilts(6-B's, 7-E's and 8-H's). A few like that (6-D's and 7-G's)with hydraulic tilts and some like that (4's, a 5 and 6-C) with manual tilts. And a 6-B with a 'U' blade with a foot tilt. You pay the light bill with whatever is sitting there that you can swipe before someone else comes to run it! Pop's not by hisself on running one of those but I'm not a big fan of suspended pedals and Deere steering BUT you pay the light bill with what's there. You can make a BIG snowman with Big chunks too! Who did you get to shoot that since you only work after dark! Just axing!
Nice video as usual. My pop worked until he was eighty two after that he pretty much stayed around the farm sometimes working in the shop. Do you run the tracks that loose because of ice? Thanks for sharing your time is appreciated 👍🏻
loved the video-when i was a kid and helping my dad, we had no cab on our jd 430 dozer. still loved running it-oh. hey seen the muffler was loose there. will we see a video this spring fixing that problem? would like that-eh. hehe
Cool to see your father out working still! About the same as my grandfather he’s about the same age as your dad and still works running his dozers and driving his ole r model Mack dump truck! What’s your father’s favorite to ru dozer or the 170? I had a starter do the same thing on my 648 a few weeks ago except I tried hitting the key about a hundred times and nothing but a couple of semi gentle taps on the starter with a hammer and it fired right up and been fine ever since
If i was washing parts my father would say. You're doing a schitty job son just keep up the good work. Or im gonna fire u and hire u back for less money would give every dime i have to hear his voice today.
That's really not work,, he's just playing. LOL Thank God for him He'll outwork us all. I retired at 63 but still play truckdriver in my buddies tri-axle sometimes..
I d worry about those hoses getting damaged ? Maybe time to give that cab / dozer some attention in the spring . are those track running a touch loose ?
One of the best dozer and loader operator around here is 82. What's the big deal? Sit there and run the controls.. as long as one knows what is happening and what needs to be done.
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Absolutely awesome,,,,, glad to see he has the opportunity to use all of the experience, expertise, and knowledge at his age! Just a sneaky hunch but I bet he don't see that as work either.
My dad is gonna be 81 this year...he's up everyday fixing or helping someone...keeps him young...outworks me some day..lol....glad to still have him around...bet you appreciate your dad also
Those older CAT machines are pretty incredible , if the charging system and batteries are in good shape , and fuel is appropriately treated they are cold weather staters beyond belief to me , hold that glow plug switch as prescribed and if they crank decently they'll rattle to life ! I'm grateful we don't have enough snow to have to move it with a crawler ! Never had to deal with a manual adjust blade but looks like a job for an ambitious young man on a nice day !!! Fun to watch your dad operate with the frosting on top !!! Hahaha Thanks for the video !!
I'm 69 and still do that.....
hope I'm still doing this in 10 years......
Very Satisfying, Very Fullfilling, 'Man-Thang'
Nice he can come help. He is probably grinning from ear to ear . Thanks for keeping all our snow out there and kicking the storms south of us lol or north . We have about 10 inches here max but not much cold lots of mud in woods
My Dad is 84 in April still works 40 hours a week housing authority
Man your Dad loves running dozer! He is right at home running it. Pretty cool view of him making that second pass on that haul road.
The old D6D is in good shape. They're great little work horses, I was on clean up pushing up fire piles that hadn't burnt properly with one. Hope I will sit be able to do what I enjoy when I reach Your Dad's age. I think it helps keep you young and healthy if you're out doing something meaningful.
I wish I had a kid like you.
I'm glad you still have time with your father and that he is well enough to go to work. Enjoy it as time is short. Thanks for the video Mr Dave.
That was fun watching your dad on the "DOZER". God bless him @79.
Gotta love it! My Dad 72 and still work harder then people Half his age!
A little leaf blower will usually get rid of show on parked equipment and vehicles pretty nicely. That depth of snow is totally a dozer job. Good thing you have one and a dad who likes to run it. My dad was the same way but he liked to shovel snow by hand till he was 87.
Thanks for the video David. Love Dads hat. Reminds me of my late grandfather.
"At 79 he still likes to work." And may he be able to, as long as it brings him pleasure.
Д6д крепкий,выносливый бульдозер.Ремонтнопригодный,с хорошей производительностью.Один из лучших для леса в 80-90годах👍👍🤷♂️
Really enjoy these winter videos I bet he had a blast pushing all that snow
Looking good on the dozer tell your dad thank you. Brings back good memories just like watching a skidder plow the roads and landing.
Thank you David good video.
Have a great day.
Never ran a skidder but I never was a logger either.
Scruffy 61 over here as well from j pay dirt
@@neils7221 weclome Neil to the logger side of life lol.
One thing I learned doing this kind of work in the bush, if your lunch is in a brown paper bag don’t leave it anywhere where there’s whisky jacks
It looks cold and snowy.
It's nice to have a cup of coffee ☕️
in a cozy sofa and look at it.
Nice work 👍👍👍 your dad makes it look so easy it’s obvious that he has a lot of hours doing that
I get all warm inside just watching this all day! Love dozers...
Dad looks good pushing that snow around. Glad to see him out and about.
Hi Dave!!😀😀
Wow!!
You are just about our of room to put the snow. Have you got over 3 feet of snow on the level??
Lucky you guys have the old 6 .
Take care my friend!!😀😀❤
You and your father produced an excellent snow video, I really enjoyed it. Keep safe and I will look forward to your next one.
What a great video David! All the best to your dad! I hope I'm still a useful member of society at that age! Lol. Oh yeah, Have A Great Day!!
this looks fun for sure thanks for putting this on the tube
These are the memories that you and he will always cherish. Great video.
US too!
Great video. My uncle used to work for Northern Engine. His job was picking up and delivering machine to people.
Great Video - look at you sneaking in a video in the morning - Your Dad is a inspiration for those who love to drive a dozer. Blade is 40-44" inches and he is pushing about 5 feet depth of snow, good job. Hopefully you took him out for lunch after.
Glad your dad can get out there and putz in the woods runnin equipment especially the dozers, the 6 is in good shape and pops off when ready
Ha ha three foot pile of snow across the road.......a dad's way of saying get to work... screwing around time over 🤣🤣
You can spot a good dozer operator within the first ten seconds of watching them operate.
The way he getting the landing done it will freeze up really good for you guys as well as the roads he getting it right down there. That's alot of snow to move. Keep up the great videos
Not only does he love it he's good at it too.
Very good video, we all could learn a lot from Old School way of logging It's great to see your father running bulldozer.
Always love the videos David.
Good day Mr. Haley .I realy like to see some one the same age as my self run a great peice of equipment .I know he is grining ear to ear just as I do when I am on my pulling tracto
r . Hope to see more of your father on other videos .Take care .
Enjoy the time you have with him
I always loved to hear the 955 traxcivator my neighbor had the sound of the turbo also their D8 cat when they ran that they have a sound of their own
Now that’s how it’s done. Keeping the snow away so you actually have room to work and move around in. Bugs me when people do half ass jobs then they wonder why things get stuck . Keep up the good work
Very cool to see your dad still working hard my dad is 76 still working hard to👍excellent video
I used to do that kind of grading. was a great stress reliever.
You are right...he sure loves to run dozer :)
Very nice work! Inspiring.
You'll get more rolling action on your angle blade if you pitch it back more to where the back of the blade is straight up and down. And the blade will stay clean. Looks like you would have to extend the lower push braces to do it.
David is doing video and Dad backs up, Dave where'd you go? Dave get out from under that track, this is no time to nap! Who wouldn't like to push snow, in a dozer with a cab, that's what keeps him young, fun stuff, yeah Dad!
I was waiting for the line and he delivered. hehe Madlad
and also a kim kardashian joke in one video... my day is made
NICE.... venison sandwich, horseradish...and a cup of joe and your pop's ready to go....love it. If you have goals and purpose in life... regardless of age ... age takes a back seat to the goals set forth....it is work ethics...as your family knows...God Bless.
At his age with probably the hours of experience has on one he could probably turn the angle of his blade n minutes. I know a guy who at the time was just 27 years old he could turn hisvblade in less than 20 mins by himself. It is amazing how good cat skinners get and make it look so simple. Giggles being a driver, i remember my first time dropping and winching up my blade to move a old D7 just say the afternoon was a long one thank god was sumer. But i did learn in time ways to do it effortlessly and made hauling one simpler
My ole 71 D5 with the manual blade was really fun in the mountains to angle.
Wish I could do that at age 79 !!
Lucky guy !!
Always had snow that deep back in the good old days . Had to use a snow shovel around trees before cutting with chain saw .
Grandpa’s still got it , if you sit around you just get rusty if you keep moving everything still works just might be a little slower
the little engine that could, gotta love a diesel purr
Feeling a tad jealous. I'm 72 and still using a walker due to complications after heart surgery. I'm getting there though! Thanks Mr. Haley for dozen that trail, reminding us all that we can get after it. God bless!
Just go slow and HEAL, Cal. Just chug along. A chug beats nothing by a mile!
@@lewiemcneely9143 Thanks for that! My goal is to get back on my drums.
Great day had. A lot of what I did was square blading. 'U' blades with tilts(6-B's, 7-E's and 8-H's). A few like that (6-D's and 7-G's)with hydraulic tilts and some like that (4's, a 5 and 6-C) with manual tilts. And a 6-B with a 'U' blade with a foot tilt. You pay the light bill with whatever is sitting there that you can swipe before someone else comes to run it! Pop's not by hisself on running one of those but I'm not a big fan of suspended pedals and Deere steering BUT you pay the light bill with what's there. You can make a BIG snowman with Big chunks too! Who did you get to shoot that since you only work after dark! Just axing!
Keep. Up the great. Work....
Hey Dave... a needed piece of equipment ... a snow brush... have a nice day
Good old cat 🐈 😀😉✋🖐👍
That man is good on that 6
Nothing better let him go with a bottle of fireball and make his day, we at an older age still love to work.
Got too love them old timers, they just know how to work hard, and there smart
I think it was a spruce hen too.
Your dads probably one of those guys that needs to work or he'd go nuts.
Looks like some nice popple by the landing.
I almost look forward to hearing the ol' 6.0 grunting around in the snow as anything else! Todd the retired trucker.
Nice video as usual. My pop worked until he was eighty two after that he pretty much stayed around the farm sometimes working in the shop. Do you run the tracks that loose because of ice? Thanks for sharing your time is appreciated 👍🏻
Pretty awesome!
Boy you do have some snow we’re in a drought bad year mostly rain see ya Napa mike
Hey David, I noticed that "Northern Engine and Equipment" sticker on your old D6D. Years ago I bought a Cat 215 Hoe from them.
loved the video-when i was a kid and helping my dad, we had no cab on our jd 430 dozer. still loved running it-oh. hey seen the muffler was loose there. will we see a video this spring fixing that problem? would like that-eh. hehe
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awesome video
Cool to see your father out working still! About the same as my grandfather he’s about the same age as your dad and still works running his dozers and driving his ole r model Mack dump truck! What’s your father’s favorite to ru dozer or the 170? I had a starter do the same thing on my 648 a few weeks ago except I tried hitting the key about a hundred times and nothing but a couple of semi gentle taps on the starter with a hammer and it fired right up and been fine ever since
If i was washing parts my father would say. You're doing a schitty job son just keep up the good work. Or im gonna fire u and hire u back for less money would give every dime i have to hear his voice today.
Matthew Scarberry .....your Father sounds like he was a cool funny guy.
Feel free to send some of that cold this way.. won’t freeze at all here
If that was a video game he would be on expert mode
I think running the dozer is fun for Dad. And...maybe fix those windows so he can be warmer in there :)
what a nice ol dozer , thats when a machine was a machine errr !!!!
That's really not work,, he's just playing. LOL Thank God for him He'll outwork us all. I retired at 63 but still play truckdriver in my buddies tri-axle sometimes..
I just posted a video of an antique dozer heaven... amazing place with OLD dozers... dozens of em... and a few restored running ones!
Nice!!!( only way to properly move snow....!).......(and maybe a little bottle of Blackberry Brandy!!)
Well done skippy
"Wish that boy'd get outta my way, I could work faster!" (sarc)
He can show us a thing or two because he has seen a thing or two.
We use to get snow like this in N. E. Ohio, but we don't see it much. I don't miss it either!
When Erie doesn't freeze the snow will bring ya to your knees!
Is the broken window so you can get fresh air when running it?
I d worry about those hoses getting damaged ?
Maybe time to give that cab / dozer some attention in the spring . are those track running a touch loose ?
The hoses are where the operator comes in. And the tracks are a dab loose.
Ok. Im watching this for the 3rd time. I dunno whats wrong with me... LOL
nice D6D Cat
Almost time for a can of track tension
I'm not sure your dad is "working" to me it looks more like playing with big toys (I'm a bit jealous) in the snow!
One of the best dozer and loader operator around here is 82. What's the big deal? Sit there and run the controls.. as long as one knows what is happening and what needs to be done.
How much snow have you all got up there
does the heater work in there not that the motor gonna get that hot with as cold as it is
"Chunky snow man"? People who live in glass houses.... LOL. Kidding.
you couldnt keep my dad off his tractor. died at 83. i never learned to plow, i never got a chance till he was gone
Like the video Guy's Thanks .
I just knew that "Dad" should be in the dozer......... lol, have a nice day.
Andddddd, fix those windows!
Plexiglass!
Time for track tension
What year was that old dozer manufactured?
Is the. Manifold broke or is the muffler clap lose
Tell your dad he a pro with the d6 if ever he in uk he can come play with the big toys