Doing the equipment shuffle moving into the next big job with a very tricky entry drive 😬
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A tricky entry way makes for a full day of moving equipment. Check out how this equipment gets backed in and unloaded in a tight space.
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#equipmentshuffle
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Farmer Chris should get one hell of a good rate. He seems to keep you pretty dang busy. Keep up the good work.
Alway busy in the spring
don't see many comments on it, but having the microphone attached to yourself adds a different "angle" to how the video is... its quite an enjoyable switch up..thanks dp. take care dude.!!
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What kind of mic is it?
Hey Mike,.....I do not know everything about excavators, but around the 17:00 mark, it looks like a retaining bolt that holds in the bucket pin, is missing a nut. As you are looking at the video at that mark, the grease gun plunger handle and the top of your can of penetrating oil, are close to the bolt I am talking about. Maybe it is supposed to be this way, but I thought that I would mention it.
It's interesting to see the logistics side to the work. Also, thanks for the fun camera angles.
PS: the new mic sounds really clear, it's appreciated!
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Another safe day of transporting equipment, never once thought you were going to get stuck in the ditch , great job man
I wouldn't have done it that way. I wasn't there, it wasn't my time nor my money. Eaglegards...
Lol ok and thanks buddy
HE EXPLAINS EVERYTHING AND SHOWS ALL THE ANGLES AND WHEN WORK WITH THE LITTLE GUY HE TELLS I HAVE FUN I ENJOY
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I have a friend who owns a landscaping/snow removal/reno company.
He has local towing companies shuttle machines between sites on their flatbeds, one cable hook, not chained down because the flat bed has a lip edge which holds things in place. One tow company has a tri axel wide load bed that can hold 10'6" wide on its bed with a 20,000 kg max load (44,000 lbs).
The local lite 8' wide flat beds charge him $35 per trip up to 15 km (about 9.5 mi). Check it out that may work for you if things a snug!
Thank you for being dependable in turning on the closed captions. We appreciate that.
Sure helps me be able to watch and read while at work.
so it's the channel owner that turns on cc? ... hearing problem here so cc helps
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@@Insayshabull It is the uploader that needs to turn on cc.
Hey DP, really enjoyed the video especially the sound of the puppy dog going through the gears. Awesome 😎 watching from Perth Western Australia 😀😀👍👍🇦🇺🇦🇺
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As you put the zerk back in i was yelling "check the zerk!!!" oh well.
This is a perfect example of the other side of the business. Getting equipment in place so the next day goes smooth. The only thing missing was fueling everything up. Nicely done!!
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Walking beam suspensions are a tried and true suspension for trucks. The bushings do wear out and all 6 need to be replaced when that happens but as you said DP, the C8500 is nowhere near wore out.
Dump trucks are the worst for wearing out the bushings because of the amount of twisting and turning they get backing up at job sites.
Did a bunch of walking beam bushing in my Highschool CO-OP placement in ‘85 and about 90% were dump trucks.
First truck I ever drove was working there. I was lucky and got $5/hr working there. 🤑
Audio is amazing
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as a mechanic with several decades of experience the first thing to do in this situation is to replace the grease fitting, they are cheap and will quickly either fix the issue or eliminate the fitting as the problem. Something to ponder!!
"Nailed it"!
Yes you did!!! Awesome!
At 1:06. Every tool has a "hammer side", even a cordless drill/driver.
A man has to wash the mud off as tossing them in the creek to clean themselves is a recipe for wheel seals and a host of issues too numerous to mention. Kinda sad there isn't more gravel handy in the countryside as it sure is easier to grab a bit of traction on the sides of those narrow roads. They technically aren't so much narrow as just soft when you get very far off the blacktop. I had one of the oldest working and run well slide bar cable blade d8's and it was a lot of steel. My lowboy was a near close to same age and we had to load from the side. My brother who was so bright that dad called him son wanted so bad to load equipment and so without asking jumped on that old dozer and proceeded to load that machine on the lowboy like I had several times. That old dozer had a steer clutch an steer brake pedal as well and he really didn't have a clue as to all that was involved there. So on to the trailer and is ready to spin around to square when it went off on wouldn't you believe the low side of that loading spot he picked... it dropped down a couple feet sat there for about twenty seconds and then made its mind up to continue to keep a rolling. I did have a really good ropes cabin on it... I think that it did is now the definitive word. I still ain't figured out after fifty some years how he kept from dying in the cabin as the space was right limited. I got help and cut him out and the ropes was done. Yeah I think about it all looks so easy till your in the hot seat and doing the loading. Dad had taken me to the woods early and told me he wouldn't tell me twice so to pay attention and after that he would walk away to leave you to it. Yep, I did slide off but picked the side so it was in my favors but those do stay with ya. I'm seventy three now, my brother killed himself falling timber many years ago an I kinda feel responsible for his not getting more education on dangers. He was a great big boy and a heart of gold but he was cut more in book learning than woodsmanship and I just didn't want him out there. Captain has certainly done real well for you an we all can fail even on the good days if you don't keep a eye on both sides of your pie eater/lol. Great job Mike
I like you being mic’d up so even when the camera is out of the truck, we can still hear you nice and clear. Small things that make a big difference, just like that small grease fitting being the problem after driving out the pin lol
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STILL Love the sound of the MACK !
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Thanks for explaining the axle on the C8500, I had noticed that and was wondering if that was 'normal'
New mic system is awesome!
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Mike great video, awesome driving skills. Thanks for sharing. Kevin
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THE BEST VIDEOS IS FROM DURT PERFECT
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Thanks for sharing buddy hope you and your family are having a wonderful holiday weekend god bless
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Just in case it’s important I thought I’d mention there’s a piece of Barbwire in the John Deere track at 36.45
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Nice job with the truck, but the best part is the pretty trees in bloom! Well maybe the 2nd best part. Wish we had some of your wet in Central Oregon!
Your audio is outstanding! Giant improvement. Well done.
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did not plan on going any place today but im in for a ride. thanks for the vids. cheers buddy.
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Cool video. Love watching the heavy equipment.
Glad you enjoyed
DP I see Captain Kleeman didn't trust you to not run over his wheelie bin and had to move it 😂
You do an amazing job of backing your rig, good job, enjoying watching you at work.
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Some fancy Truck Driving Skills, Mike 😊
Nice job backing. I’m always amazed when I go camping and half my neighbors can’t back their campers.
Look like Capt. Kleeman gave some lesson 😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣
Mike you didn't sweep off your trailer after unloading the bulldozer.
ha ha i seen that too!!
Holy cow..., Mike...!
my heart skipped beat when that trailer went in the ditch, backing in... scary, scary...
Great video, showing the move in (s) for the folks who keep asking why you don’t every piece of equipment to a job site, so you can select select at will...
Thank you sir.
Love to see a guy who knows how to back trailers. Great job Mike.
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U got it truck driver. I love the way that puppy dog sounds
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@@DirtPerfect Can't wait to see when ur done with Lt Dan i seen the grill that's nice man can't wait till u put the Bed on it. Ole Lt Dan should drag plan B an whatever u put on it with no problem 💪🏾💪🏾
Keep the videos coming an stay safe I'm always looking for a new adventure with u guys
Can’t lie - when you went to replace that zerk I was like “NO! Try and pump some grease through that zerk before you put it back in!” And my gf is like “What’s a zerk?”
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Thanks for the ride. Thanks for sharing 👍 😊
Rocks on the trailer
thanks for the video DP
Mike, the addition of a body mic is a huge improvement, so nice to be able to get your narration while watching from different angles and perspectives
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He's sure pushing hard for that 2nd set of free speed binders.
Love the Mack. Reminds me of the 1995 CH613 I ran tanker with. 400V Mack with a 13 spd
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Always enjoy a trucking video Mike
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👍 Thanks for taking us along. Damn you got lots of colorful trees (🎨 🌳)
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AND WATCHED MANY VIDEOS OF CONSTRUCTION AND THE DIRT PERFECT VIDEOS ARE THE BEST
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On the farm we used a fiber grease. does not run or melt away.
i love the look of a truck like the puppy dog but the trucks like in Europe the cab over would make it easier
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I see your water delivery had arrived. 😜
Must be a restock for MBTS.
Great video good line up of machines 👍👍
good job YOU didnt break anything. Enjoyed
When the old 850 fires up all I think about is all those new def fluid regulations 😂
Great sound!
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The new clip-on mics are GREAT!!
Mike, good to see you talk to yourself for PROFESSIONAL ADVICE when backing into a difficult spot.
Well with all of the rain you all get back there Captain could have hose off the tracks on that thing! After all he is a hose dragger!!
I learn so much from watching your videos Dp. Thanks for taking the time to get all the shots and get these videos up. I cant imagine how tough that is with a family, business and all that.
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Always fun prepping for the job. Great job and video. Stay safe
Bandag doesn't make the lug trac anymore its been replaced with the BLSS which you have on the C8500.
Yes they do
Good morning DP and the whole crew. Nice to see the equipment shuffling around. There is never a day without challenge on DP. That's what make it interesting and fun to watch 🇯🇲🇯🇲😎🇯🇲
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Interesting maneuvering to keep the business going smoothly. Thanks for sharing!
For watching
The remote pic works really good I like it
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My Father and Myself overhauled 12 of those Hendrix Suspension Systems when I was a young Teenager. All 12 Trucks were ex Logging Trucks from Washington State. Lots of Torch and Sledge Hammer work invoin That work.
You must have that (one ) Chrome lug nut cover on your front wheel to drive OCD ppl crazy lol
Good to c everything went well I like the one lug nut cover on wheel
A late comment, but based on watching your videos I think there's nothing like trying to get in and out with a longer trailer that teaches you how important planning the driveway is! And I really like the sound quality on the new mics.
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Well you could say that the John deere and the Volvo was on another job. But not at the same time. The job that the drive gear started to go out on the 120 and the window was taken out on the 140.
I am in awe of your backing skills.
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I probably have to go back over 25 years and two or three jobs since the last time I was as low as 13' 6" as the empty truck was more than that.
If you will take a little hand torch and heat that up nine times out of 10 it will start taking grease again learned that trick from an old farmer.
Great Video, it was fun to follow all the equipment moving. Love the way you handle that truck and trailer. You've obviously been doing for a long time. Cheers
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Awesome job and video love your backing skills. GPS Took me down a dead end road with my 30 foot trailer behind my F350 CrewCab Dullay. I had to back up 1/2 a mile using just the mirrors. The trailer was empty so I couldn't see the end of it. Long story short, I made it to the right place. I put a camera on the back of the trailer the next day. What a difference.
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Loving the camera and audio work!
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Always impressed with your reversing skills Mike.
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I still think Pepsi should throw a sponsorship your way! Three pieces moved with no broken mirrors
Definitely can tell Captain wasn't driving 😁
I bought 5 speedbinders because all you guys liked them so well.
They are the best dang thing since chain!
I get so many loads and unloads out of a 5 AH battery I haven't bothered to keep track of how many.
Awesome and good deal
Mike, you are missing a nut on one of your bucket pins on the side that wouldn't take grease
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That grease fitting thing was a case of where you doubted yourself so you outsmarted yourself for payback. Always check the fitting first because they do get beat up and get dirt crammed in the hole past the check ball.
Nice job 👍👍
Nice job Mike on shuffling the equipment around🚜🚧💪
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Stopped by the Derby Market 05/23/21 while riding the bike back from the ozark mountains to SC. Neat place and a great bunch of ladies. Had the Hot Ham sub it was good. Also picked up a DP shirt and Logger Wade shirt. Was neat place and alot of fun
Awesome hope you had a great trip
It might be a good idea to put white and yellow flashing lights up on top of the cab. Traffic would be ble to see your truck from much farther away.
He has a light bar on top of the cab
- I hauled heavy equipment back in 1981-82 and always loaded Dozers, Back Hoes, Front End Loader, Maintainers facing forward (Wish I had Speed Binders back then) My company did not use Track Hoes, SO, I never hauled one of them.
Captain KLeeman would be proud .
Man that Dawg sounds good. Great video Mike
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PB blaster is some of the best on the market.
Looks like that salesman gave you the wrong grease. TRC makes a Moly 880 for pins and bushings. Same grease, but it has 5% molybdenum. You really must use moly in these areas.
Yup have some
Nailed it! 😎
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Great video, love watching.
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looks like someone got into a barbed wire fence a little bit. lol 36:45
New mic 🎙 working awesome. Love the videos keep um coming
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Good job
looks like its almost time for new steer tires for the big green mac
Coved thin the last video with Hoover no where close
BUT FIRST!!! Lots of work before you can do any job! MIKE, I never offer suggestions but have one for you. Understand that when you introduce Penetrating Oil where Grease is, you do 'cut' (weaken) the Grease (just sayin!). Also, I thought after you took your fitting out & cleaned the crap from the hole, THEN insert a new ZERK fitting! Last is keep a supply of ZERKS in your truck tool boxes & "NICE DRIVING!" ALL of it!!!
Agree with Sonny. Had an A/C repair man tell me WD40 and the like lubricated at first but actually ended up "washing" oil/grease out of a bearing!
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Gotta be more to the job than those few trees. Esp 4 u to haul all 3 machines. Nice backing job an video
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Nice work! Nice driving
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Captain looked like a sad boy when his dad takes his toy away. Lol.
You have the best attitude that goes so well with your smooth kind personality. The way you talk to us and the way you communicate and respect your employees makes for a wonderful video. You give great education and also you are an inspiration in how to treat others. I usually watch you early in the morning because it helps me smile the rest of the day. I thank you !
Thank you!
Lol the 1 lug nut cover on the passenger front tire looks funny with just 1 of them :)