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Is there any way to remove the slop from the belt? I have about 2 or 3 hours on my unit and my belt has popped off at least 5 times.

Great guide, but when he explained righty tighty, I knew I didn't need it. Old boy dropped knowledge so smoothly I thought "wouldn't hurt to be prepared" and stayed anyway.

Mine just popped off. Thanks for the video, brother.

These are simply great machines and are easy to fix and get parts for 😊. I agree with you’ll it only needs a belt every 5 years

I’m an equipment operator apprentice, I think crawler loaders are super cool machines, but I can’t for the life of me get the hang of one.

Getting your hand up to slide that belt under that plate is a pain - especially if you are in the back 40 of your acreage. (I take my tools with me - vs - dragging the machine back to the house). There is also that cable manual tightener that can help with the over slack

Thank you beautiful souls ❤

Thanks for the great video.

I need to know what parts it takes to put the belt on and what tipeof pulleys I will need lol I need you to sow me a demonstration of how to put it back together and what parts I need

I need to know what parts it takes to put the belt on and what tipeof pulleys I will need lol

What kind of pulley do you need to put the belt on and otherparts you need like spacer and the other stuff bc someone has took the pulleys off and I don't know what I need to put it back together

Very good video. At 68 years old it may be more than I could handle. I'm still cutting with a MS 362 Stihl. Just bought a Dyna processor to make it easier. Keep up the great videos.

Thank you!

Hey guys, I stumbled upon one of your earlier videos randomly by accident. As a result I watched your journey with big blondie up to this point. I've owned and operated a lot of vintage equipment, in fact I prefer it to modern machines that feel more like being a space pilot than a machine operator lol, I was watching you grading, and felling trees and noticed Blondie's tracks. In this video as you talk there is daylight showing between your Idler wheel and track links. So I thought I would give a bit of advice. (I know some folks don't appreciate this kinda thing so sorry if I'm poking my nose in, but I'm assuming you aren't a heavy equipment operator/mechanic) You'll prolong the life of your Track loader and avoid throwing a track If you take a bit of downtime and free up your track links, they're pretty stiff/seized. Also you need to tighten your Idler wheels as the tracks are too loose from what I can see. Given the age of her the grase seals on the track tensioner may be shot, but until you grease em up you won't know. Lay a straight edge from your top carrier roller to the Idler wheel ,you should only have about an Inch deflection between the edge and your track. If you hook a set of chain brothers on the lead track pad an hook it on the bucket you can curl it out and pull the slack out of the track, then you'll see how far you gotta bring out your Idler. Best of luck with your venture, I'm now a subscriber, Bill.

Good video

You guys work well together

Like the video guys, just found your channel

Manipur a good day today and tomorrow

Brother, you will get a whole lot more productive work out of that ole girl if you go forward. They were not designed to run backwards like that. Cool Video! Keep up the good work.

Looks like you need some new chains/pins and bushings on that old girl. Cool loader. That thing will move some dirt!!!!!

I ran a 125 & your machine in 1979. I loved the power thay had. Very heavy duty build. Thank you for video.

It's a shame you don't have a tractor & a 8ft. Box blade,, faster,less fuel an better finishing!!

How easy was it to set up? Looks like you got the bed extended ....is there any bump on the transition from one to another that would effect the cut ?

Hi, did you get it with the 7 hp or 14 hp motor?

Why didn't it smoke?

Is that a detroit diesel in that thing?

Yes. It is. Thanks for viewing our channel.

Is that a Detroit Diesel in that thing?

I'm mainly a wheel loader guy, but the flexibility and price of these old track loaders has me strongly considering one for a clearing/road-cutting machine that can also load trucks. Thank you for the video!

Straight up good operators video. Nice job!

Thanks this was a lot of help I just bought 18 with a really old tractor

does it wrong if i push dirt with 2 nd speed or it is possible to damage something?

Don't take this machine in the swamp. It will get stuck big time.

It is wrong to change the speed from 1 to 2 while the engine has a higher RPM without decelerate?

I always thought these were called Drotts...

Heh, I run a IH 175C from 1974.. best running piece I ever ran.

Looks like a smooth running mill. How to you like the Timbery?