Edison interacting with the sawn off frenchmen is incredible. For sure send him a "Prototype" to absolute ruin. I'm sure new girl will love the cosby saucel.
@@HotForgeChaos It really is hear lots of stories like "ahh when a chain breaks it's like slow motion every link stretches then they all fly apart at the same time, buddy in the truck has new daylight holes all the way through the cab and other buddy is pink mist. Just another day ya know."
The comment “That would totally get me excited for work” … that hit home! I used to make some crazy equipment years ago for building our structures! Tracks, hydraulics, winches, and no restrictions… and when it all comes together and does the job better than anything else out there, what a feeling
It’s got more to do with everything needing to be engineer stamped and certified for the Ministry of Labour here. Common sense is not so common anymore 😢
That is a very true statement. I've told that to numerous operators when they are sitting in a climate controlled cab with ROPS/FOPS, GPS/satellite guidance and an all hydraulic machine and 6 way blade. Used to be, blade would go up or down, machine forward and back (each track individually controlled for turning). Lots of work got done, and many of the operators survived.
Oh, my, God. I need to go to Alberta!! Maybe I can tell my wife there's a knitting museum we need to see and then act surprised to find out it's a bunch of cool machines. Think she'll go for it?
I can’t imagine trying to run that cable dozer all day long, and you know them boys put in some long days! My hats off to the old boys who wrestled those iron giants 👍
I've got to admit I've not laughed this hard in ages, but one other thing I have to admit is that's three people I never thought I'd see together in an old piece of iron, Rich, Chase and Peggin Leggin, best video yet. 🇬🇧
Rich seeing just how reckless peg is is absolutely hilarious.. lol he couldn’t understand the level of send that would take place if he was left unsupervised 😂😂
Love that story about the polar bear! I built an ice fishing house in my garage once that I couldn’t get out the door! 🤣🤣 had to remove some trim and stuff and drag it out laying on its chassis to finally get it out. These things happen! 👍
There are all kinds of stories where someone built a boat in their garage or basement over a period of years in their spare time only to find out that they can't get it out once they retire and have time to enjoy it. It's either a huge running joke with legs or a not uncommon thing.
I owned a house that had the basement wall all patched up in it . I asked the old fellow next door about it , he told me the previous owner had built a small plane in the basement . Thats how they got it out.
Love all this old heavy equipment that old timers pioneered many years ago what a treasure to behold. It would be a riot operating that old dozer. I lived in Alberta for five years back 79 to 84 miss that province bigtime. What I miss the most is the mountains. I use to work with horses back then for a couple summers and that's what I miss the most about Alberta.
Best video on UA-cam I’ve seen in years. I watch all the stuff Rich and the Edison boys and Peg but this is a legendary colab and just boys playing with old iron. Friggin legit.
@@Rubiflake I like to say a ford will get the job done the best and runs great till it don't(unless its a mint idi) and a chevy will start to run like shit at about 200k miles and then it just runs that way f0r another 300k while a dodge becomes roached from the factory and instantly starts falling apart.
Man, seeing you and Zip running that cable Dozer brought back some fond memories of running my Godfathers AC HD11. blade was Hydraulic, but it had the hand clutch for the main drives, foot and hand brakes for the tracks, and the blade control. What a fun machine to run.
Deboss Garage, Peg and a bunch of awesome old iron that runs. It does not get any better than that. Hopefully they have a show like in Pennsylvania to get people to help fund their idea and save more equipment. Thanks for the videos, Rich.
im glad to finally know what was going on. i saw Chase going down the highway south of Devon headed to Leduc a while back with one of the biggest smiles on his face and i was wondering when there would be word or a video on what they where up to in the Edmonton area love to see you guys having a great time in Alberta
I really got a kick out of the old iron video. I learned on my Great Grandmother’s ranch how to operate equipment when I was about 7. Admittedly I was not very good at it but it was after much practice something that I was fairly good at. The learning is much easier when the instructor is good at communicating and not yelling. Just saying. My next dozer I found myself on was a TD25. Holy cow what a difference! I was then about 21 and thought I knew everything. Alta while I was very proficient with the monstrous dozer. It had so much slop in the hydraulic lift system that you had to plan ahead what the blade needed to do because of the lag. The bushings were so loose that input had to come about 10 - 15 seconds before the blade would move. Try pushing a smooth on something like that! I built many miles of roads on that old beast. My next dozer was a brand spanking TD 8E. Such a wonder of speed and efficiency. I absolutely loved operating that one. I put 3600 hours on it and bought a new one and did the another 3600 hours. They were ready for overhaul when I got rid of them. After that I had many D4’s, D6’s, D8’s, and a D9. I finally grew up and got into the helicopter pilot business. I still to this day love running bull dozers and I am in my 70’s.
There’s just something to heavy machinery that’s my parents age or older that gets me going. Something about the built to last instead of planned obsolescence that puts a huge smile on my face.
That is so awesome that they are saving all that old and unique equipment. If not for guys like that someday all that stuff will be gone and no one will get to see and experience it anymore. Great job guys.
Johnny the horse? I can't find any thing on him. There is a lot about a song though. I first thought it might be "Buckets the drummer" but I can't think of a reason why he would be on heavy machinery.
My dad had an old international cable dozer he got to clear the lot for the house he built. I remember it was an act of congress to start ( or parliament for y’all I guess) and you’ve never seen the likes of smoke when it did start . God I miss those days .
Frickin Peg's been my hero for over a decade now, hard to say when i first got hooked on him lol. I think it was the F-6-hundee video 🤔 You're a legend too, Rich!
Oh man the beauty of running that dozer would be you'd be too busy on levers and pedals to worry about a cable snapping and unhooking your head from your shoulders. Amazing to think that the guys that ran that old iron did it at 40 below and usually drunk. Respect and appreciation.
Had me roaring watching you orchestrate that cable dozer! its like one of those street performers playing 6 different instruments while also making a marionette dance 😂
This is an amazing video, Zip ties and bias plies, Edison Motors, And Deboss garage, with a bunch of old machinery just outside of the Edmonton, where I live. This is an awesome video, all I could imagine being cooling is being able to see this stuff in person, but regardless, awesome video.
I have a 1964 d68u similar to that dozer, was my grand fathers, made logging roads it whole life, still works to this day. I actually have to start it the same way because the pony motor doesn't work. Before we used to use 2 pickup trucks chained in series, open the de-compression lever, third gear, forward, main clutch disengaged. start towing the tractor once moving pull in the main clutch slowly, once engine is rotating id reach forward and smack the de-compression lever. Then you gotta release the main clutch before you run into the back of one of the pickups lol. but remembering to chain up the blade so it wont fall is important lol. Now i push it with my backhoe and basically do the same thing. i plan on building a conversion for the pony motor to replace it with a modern small gas engine. I joke with people that you basically do a dance in the seat with all the levers and pedals just to cut in a relatively straight line. Note: its possible to suck in oil from the filter oil bath.... might have been what caused your knocking.
Man my favorite 3 canadian youtubers all in one video with a bunch of mint old canadian oil mining equipment! What a better way to start thanksgiving day. "If that does nothing, we die like men" I'm gonna be using that now 😂
My dad has the exact same cable dozer at his shop. we got it running again this last fall. it was his late older brothers for a lotta years. its pretty fun to use but man you gotta keep your head straight and really get used to those controls
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This was such a fun day. Peg is a legend and really great guy
fuckin rights bud, this is awesome!
Edison interacting with the sawn off frenchmen is incredible. For sure send him a "Prototype" to absolute ruin. I'm sure new girl will love the cosby saucel.
you have to set him up with one of the pickup retro kits for a torture test
Love what your doing sir Aswell three legends right here
Very cool seeing DeBoss, Edison, and Zipties screw around
It’s like a fever dream
These 3 dudes would replace the entire government and we would be just fine
@@terrybull4604p000❤l
Peg is Canada’s greatest hero!! You should do an episode on Slave Lake!!!!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
What did he do? Rescue a squirrel?.
He did, sort of
You the squirrel?
@@HorsepowerHeadquarters454he did even made a memorial for it 😂
@@fampic7133 you that squirrel?
"Oh it's barely knockin" lol Peg is great. Happy these colabs are happening and I hope they keep coming!
Peg’s calmness and commentary when things were breaking and flying was priceless! 🤣
This is a regular day on the oil patch fur ol Peg
He is a complete backward clown be lucky to have 5 IQ points in his dumb head.
@@HotForgeChaos It really is hear lots of stories like "ahh when a chain breaks it's like slow motion every link stretches then they all fly apart at the same time, buddy in the truck has new daylight holes all the way through the cab and other buddy is pink mist. Just another day ya know."
If your like me and I'm sure like peg too. You have seen and been in enough carnage to just ride it out and fix it when it's done breaking.
Just a typical day for ol peg 😂😂
Watching peg teach people how to run an old dozer is amazing
Couldn’t have asked for a better ambassador for Alberta!
Peg, thanks for showing Rich some western hospitality.
The comment “That would totally get me excited for work” … that hit home! I used to make some crazy equipment years ago for building our structures! Tracks, hydraulics, winches, and no restrictions… and when it all comes together and does the job better than anything else out there, what a feeling
Jobs that reqired some skill, alot of parts replacers out there now.
It’s got more to do with everything needing to be engineer stamped and certified for the Ministry of Labour here. Common sense is not so common anymore 😢
The "chevy cab" is obviously a ford. What is happening..?
Zipties is a legend.
The collaboration we thought would never come!
but needed
They even got @bucketathedrummer
I waited 3years for this, back when jackblack was on this channel 🤣
If you didn’t know, they already collaborated years and years ago on powertour
Search their names together and youll see they’ve collabed before
Much respect for the people who ran those cable dozers
That old iron is what built North America
That is a very true statement. I've told that to numerous operators when they are sitting in a climate controlled cab with ROPS/FOPS, GPS/satellite guidance and an all hydraulic machine and 6 way blade. Used to be, blade would go up or down, machine forward and back (each track individually controlled for turning). Lots of work got done, and many of the operators survived.
Stil do
I ran a D8 H16 cable dozer roughing out roadbed. You put in a shift in one of those, you've done a day's work.
I’ve been watching zip ties long enough to remember when Peg put his face in videos.
And he’s the exact same in person as he is in his videos
Same lmao, van van van
I like to think he doesn't show his face because the dictator of frostbackistan would get him and Willard. I might be stunned, though.
@@tacticalhandyman710 nah it’s because people are freaks
@@tacticalhandyman710 people were messaging him saying they were jerking off to his face.
Came for the "Shake hands with danger" music.
Oh, my, God. I need to go to Alberta!! Maybe I can tell my wife there's a knitting museum we need to see and then act surprised to find out it's a bunch of cool machines. Think she'll go for it?
I can’t imagine trying to run that cable dozer all day long, and you know them boys put in some long days! My hats off to the old boys who wrestled those iron giants 👍
love seeing 3 out of 4 of my favorite Canadian youtubers in one video
I've got to admit I've not laughed this hard in ages, but one other thing I have to admit is that's three people I never thought I'd see together in an old piece of iron, Rich, Chase and Peggin Leggin, best video yet. 🇬🇧
Very cool to see you guys hanging out, just need get AvE on and I think that's pretty much all my fav Canadian youtubers
What about Buckin Billy?
@@numptywithacamera you gotta have Nardwar out there, just lookin as stunned as Williard.
So cool to see that old equipment. Keeping Alberta history alive.
I feel like meeting Peg would be like love child of Red Green and Mr Lahey.
Rich seeing just how reckless peg is is absolutely hilarious.. lol he couldn’t understand the level of send that would take place if he was left unsupervised 😂😂
Yeah like trying to pull start a bulldozer hooked to the ball of the truck Rich is lucky to be alive.
My favorite 3 Canadian automotive UA-camrs all toolin around with toys what a glorious day
Sawed off Frenchman and Peg?? You couldn't wipe the smile off my derelicted face if you tried! MINT👌🏻
I thought I heard Sawed off Frenchman....maybe not. haha I just twisted my nipple rings too soon I reckon.
Love that story about the polar bear! I built an ice fishing house in my garage once that I couldn’t get out the door! 🤣🤣 had to remove some trim and stuff and drag it out laying on its chassis to finally get it out. These things happen! 👍
There are all kinds of stories where someone built a boat in their garage or basement over a period of years in their spare time only to find out that they can't get it out once they retire and have time to enjoy it. It's either a huge running joke with legs or a not uncommon thing.
I owned a house that had the basement wall all patched up in it . I asked the old fellow next door about it , he told me the previous owner had built a small plane in the basement . Thats how they got it out.
Just a bunch of grown children men having fun!!... And it brings a tear to my eye 🥲
He's so encouraging "Good job Buddy! Give 'er!"
less than 30 seconds in and we're already shaking hands with danger! HELL YEAH
Love all this old heavy equipment that old timers pioneered many years ago what a treasure to behold. It would be a riot operating that old dozer.
I lived in Alberta for five years back 79 to 84 miss that province bigtime. What I miss the most is the mountains. I use to work with horses back then for a couple summers and that's what I miss the most about Alberta.
Best video on UA-cam I’ve seen in years. I watch all the stuff Rich and the Edison boys and Peg but this is a legendary colab and just boys playing with old iron. Friggin legit.
sure built them chevy tank trucks FORD tuff back then lol
I know what you're sayin'
I'm surprised Peg allowed such blasphemy. Maybe if they called it a Dodge he would have freaked out.
@@Rubiflake I like to say a ford will get the job done the best and runs great till it don't(unless its a mint idi) and a chevy will start to run like shit at about 200k miles and then it just runs that way f0r another 300k while a dodge becomes roached from the factory and instantly starts falling apart.
For the record that was a Dodge not a Chevy on the tracks right?
@@deansibley5508 Looks like a "66 Ford cab to me
Man, seeing you and Zip running that cable Dozer brought back some fond memories of running my Godfathers AC HD11. blade was Hydraulic, but it had the hand clutch for the main drives, foot and hand brakes for the tracks, and the blade control. What a fun machine to run.
“Don’t do it though cuz it rides like shit. You hit a cigarette butt in this thing you’ll blow your kidneys out.” 😂😂
Everything there is friggin awesome ❤❤❤ That 65ish Ford Cab boom truck on tracks thing is badass!
In the early 2000s till 2016 I built all kinds of equipment for Henuset.. it's great to see some of the older stuff still running
i also rember the video where you said you would not be doing a vid with peg, well done man its time all you guys in canada got together .
Just stunned I am.
The people that built and ran all this stuff back in the day were some badasses
Deboss Garage, Peg and a bunch of awesome old iron that runs. It does not get any better than that. Hopefully they have a show like in Pennsylvania to get people to help fund their idea and save more equipment. Thanks for the videos, Rich.
I love that old steel! That's back when things were made in the field and men were MEN!
The bed truck looks like 66 ford cab , very cool!!
The title got me exited! Love seeing Peg showcased on other channels I watch. Shake hands with danger just always on when he is around 🤣🤣🤣
That is such a cool place. Thanks for showcasing it and saving the past that helped develop the North America/the world.
This is Canada's National Pike Steam Show. This is awesome, guys!
That’s what we’re aiming for.
That trencher is absolutely WILD! What a piece of machinery.
That truck on tracks is cool! Man this place makes me a kid in a candy store!
I love all those old machines! I'm glad someone has kept them all on a big piece of land and keeps it all running
2 of my favorite youtubers, Peg and Rich and both fron Canadastad! But even better yet both in 1 video. Does it supprise me? No not one bit 🤣
im glad to finally know what was going on. i saw Chase going down the highway south of Devon headed to Leduc a while back with one of the biggest smiles on his face and i was wondering when there would be word or a video on what they where up to in the Edmonton area love to see you guys having a great time in Alberta
What an amazing lot of very specialised pieces of machinery. Just goes to showcase the ingenuity if the old-timers.
I am thoroughly impressed with the snort that 3208 cat had in the crawler truck. lol wow
And Edison motors!!! Awesome, frickin mint.
That is the most video I have ever heard with Peg talking that did not have to be bleeped. Love ya Peg!!
This has got to be the most epic and awesome episode of any show, video Ive ever seen!!!
I really got a kick out of the old iron video. I learned on my Great Grandmother’s ranch how to operate equipment when I was about 7. Admittedly I was not very good at it but it was after much practice something that I was fairly good at. The learning is much easier when the instructor is good at communicating and not yelling. Just saying. My next dozer I found myself on was a TD25. Holy cow what a difference! I was then about
21 and thought I knew everything. Alta while I was very proficient with the monstrous dozer. It had so much slop in the hydraulic lift system that you had to plan ahead what the blade needed to do because of the lag. The bushings were so loose that input had to come about 10 - 15 seconds before the blade would move. Try pushing a smooth on something like that! I built many miles of roads on that old beast. My next dozer was a brand spanking TD 8E. Such a wonder of speed and efficiency. I absolutely loved operating that one. I put 3600 hours on it and bought a new one and did the another 3600 hours. They were ready for overhaul when I got rid of them. After that I had many D4’s, D6’s, D8’s, and a D9. I finally grew up and got into the helicopter pilot business. I still to this day love running bull dozers and I am in my 70’s.
Thought I was losing my mind when I saw the horse head in the dozer, but I realized that's covering up ol' Peg Leg's face lolol
Rich, that tracked vehicle you were driving has a Ford cab on it.
Chev
@@HJZ75driverno. 60s Ford.
That rig is a Thiakol/Nodwell Juggernaut
@@HJZ75driver pray tell which model year chev trucks came with 61-66 Ford cabs on them?
Caterpillar Wine Mixer. That was an actual lol. Nice. Hahaha
There’s just something to heavy machinery that’s my parents age or older that gets me going. Something about the built to last instead of planned obsolescence that puts a huge smile on my face.
That is so awesome that they are saving all that old and unique equipment. If not for guys like that someday all that stuff will be gone and no one will get to see and experience it anymore. Great job guys.
2 of my favorite UA-cam channels.... Mint!
Never clicked a notification so fast in my damn life
3 of my most favorite Canucks all together. What a great video.
The craziest part of this video was johnny the horse operating the bulldozer. Never seen a horse operate heavy machinery before
Johnny the horse? I can't find any thing on him. There is a lot about a song though. I first thought it might be "Buckets the drummer" but I can't think of a reason why he would be on heavy machinery.
My dad had an old international cable dozer he got to clear the lot for the house he built. I remember it was an act of congress to start ( or parliament for y’all I guess) and you’ve never seen the likes of smoke when it did start . God I miss those days .
peg is an absolute legend, never a dull moment with peg
Now theres a bunch of fun
The Boss and Zip 🤟
Frickin Peg's been my hero for over a decade now, hard to say when i first got hooked on him lol. I think it was the F-6-hundee video 🤔 You're a legend too, Rich!
Man, you guys have the most fun.That cable dozer is a real handful for sure
Thanks for keeping these beasts alive
Greatest. Tonka. Playground. Ever. Period,
So awesome to see all y’all together!!
I love that peg knows how to run all this old machinery
21:45 giving me hardcore cement truck vibes 😂
I love seeing old iron not only run but actually do some work.
That cable dozer seems like several hands full, and I need to experience this once in my life 😂
This is the best thing I've ever seen.
Love the old iron. Some of it is historical.
I already know that this gon be minty af.
Looks like a fun day
Feel like UA-cam isn't putting your videos in my feed anymore... So many new to me videos to watch!
That’s an early 60s ford cab.
Oh man the beauty of running that dozer would be you'd be too busy on levers and pedals to worry about a cable snapping and unhooking your head from your shoulders. Amazing to think that the guys that ran that old iron did it at 40 below and usually drunk. Respect and appreciation.
Had me roaring watching you orchestrate that cable dozer! its like one of those street performers playing 6 different instruments while also making a marionette dance 😂
8:18 that facial expression "and you wanted to go to the mall"😂 priceless 👌🏻
One of your best vidéo !! Awesone ! Thanks
This was so amazing. I would love to see more or updates.
Man I love old iron videos
This is an amazing video, Zip ties and bias plies, Edison Motors, And Deboss garage, with a bunch of old machinery just outside of the Edmonton, where I live. This is an awesome video, all I could imagine being cooling is being able to see this stuff in person, but regardless, awesome video.
Its like having a play ground for Adults I Love it
I have a 1964 d68u similar to that dozer, was my grand fathers, made logging roads it whole life, still works to this day. I actually have to start it the same way because the pony motor doesn't work.
Before we used to use 2 pickup trucks chained in series, open the de-compression lever, third gear, forward, main clutch disengaged. start towing the tractor once moving pull in the main clutch slowly, once engine is rotating id reach forward and smack the de-compression lever. Then you gotta release the main clutch before you run into the back of one of the pickups lol.
but remembering to chain up the blade so it wont fall is important lol.
Now i push it with my backhoe and basically do the same thing. i plan on building a conversion for the pony motor to replace it with a modern small gas engine.
I joke with people that you basically do a dance in the seat with all the levers and pedals just to cut in a relatively straight line.
Note: its possible to suck in oil from the filter oil bath.... might have been what caused your knocking.
Just give 'er! The whole attitude of this project, lol
How did i miss this video what a classic!
The world needs more DeBoss and Peg videos
Man my favorite 3 canadian youtubers all in one video with a bunch of mint old canadian oil mining equipment! What a better way to start thanksgiving day. "If that does nothing, we die like men" I'm gonna be using that now 😂
At 8:07 that is a 1961-1963 Ford cab.
I think this would make a great theme park for adults. Like life size tonka toys.
Old equipment is so much cooler than the new stuff, you had to be a real man to run those things
Ya schooled Rich well Peg, nice to see ya's together having fun in the playground.
My dad has the exact same cable dozer at his shop. we got it running again this last fall. it was his late older brothers for a lotta years. its pretty fun to use but man you gotta keep your head straight and really get used to those controls