Fixing the A/C on my Caterpillar D6D with the Help of My Army Buddy and Cousin

In this video, we take on the challenge of fixing the air conditioning on my 1984 Caterpillar D6D bulldozer. It's a hot day out on the farm, and I need this machine up and running to get some work done. Luckily, I have my good Army buddy and cousin Adam to help me out.
We start by diagnosing the problem and identifying a coolant leak as the culprit. With some expert advice and a bit of elbow grease, we manage to fix the leak and recharge the A/C system. The results are promising, and the cool air is a welcome relief from the heat.
However, as we soon discover, the repair only holds up for a short while, and the A/C stops working again. It's disappointing, but we take it in stride and vow to come back stronger next time. After all, that's just how it goes sometimes when you're working with old machines in the country.
Overall, this was a great day of hard work, problem-solving, and camaraderie. I hope you enjoy watching this video and learning a bit more about what it's like to be a city guy in the country. Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more content like this!
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[@terrysteelman6860]

Blow out your condenser coil in back

[@cityguyinthecountry]

Definitely did that, but it was a coolant leak.

[@terrysteelman6860]

Change out cab filter if it has one

[@cityguyinthecountry]

Turns out it was a big coolant leak all along!