It’s awesome seeing these young men working with their hands and not playing video games or dying their hair blue! Congratulations you did good raising them
As mush as I would have liked to do this stuff when I was younger and just out of high school, no one I asked would have taken me on as an apprentice to, so I ended up working wally mart and playing videogames
I especially enjoy the lighthearted atmosphere when have your family at the shop . I am very envious of the time you are able to spend with your family.
It's awesome to see the whole family involved in the business. The more you teach them, the more likely they will make a good life for themselves and their families when the time comes.
HI all, Just wanted to say thank you, once again, for sharing your work and time with all of us. As a retired old man, I am so grateful to you and your family. You give me joy. God bless youz.
Mr . Clint you get a film crew and all of your heart, soul, and fun , disappear, and even you will not want to watch your own channel, so - be real, is real
Long time subscriber and I greatly enjoy your podcast but I've got to admit how surprised I was that you didn't mill flat, by just a few thousands, the final drive pan & then sandblast it..!!!
Been binge watching for the last 2 weeks. Almost caught up. This is the best UA-cam channel. Useful information. Clint has a great voice. Kevin is unique with great talent. Tucker is THE MAN! Good to see a young man be raised right. If I could go back and start again I think I would give heavy equipment a go. Coolest stuff in the world. Thanks Clint a God bless your family friends and business.
I like people with common sense, and you seem to have a lot of it, along with knowledge of what you're working with. I hope you can pass those qualities on to your sons.
If a feller had a religion, he’d lose it trying to get those track tensioner rods out. 😅 always enjoy how you persevere over rusty, stuck, cracked, bent iron.
I'm glad your clients have deep deep pockets that I can imagine what this is going to be when it's all done, but it's interesting. I really enjoy it. 👍👍🙂🇨🇦
Pausing to comment at 7:26. . . OMG, you boys must go through a pile of pig mats, if you bring them in on a pallet. And while I'm here... my standard procedure for a C&C Equipment video: 1. See that a video has been uploaded. 2. Click on it ASAP. 3. When video starts, click the Thumbs Up. 4. Go full screen. 5. Enjoy. Thanks for posting this Clinton. 🙂 Edit: Adjusted the timing indicator.
What i like about C & C is the owner don't mind getting out of the truck and put his hands on stuff ..showing the younger guy's little tricks of the trade ..Most owners ( CEO ) set in the offices and grunt and point ,you know who you are .. See Ya
Old age (me now) yields so-called wisdom. Back not long ago, I divided tasks into two broad groups: (-1-) finish, (-2-) ongoing. My dad enjoyed furniture refinishing... mostly he enjoyed the "doing" not the "done!" The stripping, sanding, staining, finishing, sanding again. Mom, alternately, took on house cleaning to have a clean house, not to push rags around. She approached housework as when completed allowed her to read a book. I'll observe that C&C banters around all kinds of zingers at one another when they're extracting broke-off bolts as ways to make the journey less tedious. In a curious way, their affronts are really appreciation of commradery they share that dissolves frustration of those broke-off bolts. That, as Reader's Digest suggests, humor IS the best medicine. The work of C&C is a combination of knowledge and combating SIGNIFICANT OBSTACLES. But they're also a contradiction to "do what you love and never WORK a day in your life" as they modify it to "make your work funny and it becomes more like play." That's my old-age wisdom thought of the day.
Clint, I noticed on different occasions you used a hammer to drive in seals, you have everything in your shop including the automatic butt wiper, but not a set of seal drivers, You can make your own all you need is round stock and a different diameter steel plate that matches the seal your driving in, weld a 3/4 nut to the plate and then cut threads on the round stock to screw in the 3/4 nut then drive the seal in LOL, that's a job, for Hunter or Tucker When their slacking, great video CLINT
Nice video! Just no comments, man your son's grow up fast. Two years ago, two teenagers on their bikes, now a young grown adult welder. Looking forward for the next video's.
On the mechanical seals onboard Navy warships we arent allowed to touch them on the mating parts. According to the tech-rep a single fingerprint can lead to failure. Love watching you guys work, I learn something new every video.
Just did an entire undercarriage on a 650j xlt and after watching enough of these videos I went with itr components and took the rails off the dozer for better access just like you said
Great rebuild, older equipment if you can get parts is so easy to deal with. Nice seeing Hunter and Tucker, I bet Tucker commented on Hunters welding. 😂 👍
That drive shaft you installed at 5:54 looked like the face of a baby seal. I heartily agree with your comments at 20;02. You are a damn good one man show@@@!!!!!!! LOL.
Congratulations Tucker on your graduation.Hunter, the reason Kevin, now you know Hunter had that rod broke loose before you got to it. Thanks for the update gentlemen, enjoying the process.
I’ve been watching an Australian channel working on WW2 tanks and they always heat the broken stud/bolt white hot before welding the nut on and they never seem to break off and they were in there for 80yrs+ 🏴👍🏻
Just noticed the ceiling fans my lord I like them airplane blades 😅 do they put outmuch air hope everyone has a awesome day love the videos keep up the awesome work
Congratulations Tucker for graduating high school. The least you have demonstrated that you can continue for 8 years in grammar and 4 years in high school and finish a commitment that's very important and later in life. When you're looking for a job or doing something, people will look at that. I truly enjoy watching these videos, the camaraderie, the laughter and the teasing is just like when I was younger working with my dad and my grandpa. Thank you very much for putting these out
Thanks Clinton and crew for my Saturday breakfast viewing so funny ,i love seeing people having fun paying each other out ,that where i worked in shops ,good times ,thanks Kym Adelaide
It is always a great deal of entertaining to watch when Hunter is "in the house" and working with you guys. My wife and I still have a 16 and 17yr old boys in house and that is the way we raise them. It's good for them to be on the receiving end of some shots, builds a bond and character and makes them feel a part of rather than just standing on the outside of things.
Your right about a ton of labor that has already taken place that we don’t see but i appreciate that for my tight schedule of sitting my ass on my favorite chair.
I am confident that a video resurrecting the Snowmobile would generate more than enough UA-cam revenue to cover the cost of any parts. I am definitely one of the people who wants to see that John Deere Snowmobile come back to life. I am seen so many people in the comments requesting another video of it.
Losing the audio sucks, but I think we all appreciate what your doing, filming editing and everything in between. Your videos are awesome and some of the best heavy equipment videos on UA-cam, I work in the crane industry mainly specifically maritime cranes but I love watching this stuff
I we have some heavy equipment at work and I knew a little about repairing some things on them but I have learn a lot more since I been following yall love the videos thay are educational
minus pulling the final, yall quite literally made a video of the exact way I rebuilt my UC on my JD 455E!!!!! and I have that exact snap on race punch!! The best use I have found for it is the pinion bearing races on straight axle differentials, I use it every time, they are totally worth the price. thanks for another great vidja!!
Great video, nice seeing everybody getting involved there and the great team dynamics you got there. Just a short tip: When cleaning your welding machine from the splatter ( at 19:49 ), our welding teacher showed us a quicker way, which works nice without ruining the knife blade: Take round stock, a small piece like 10mm diameter with a sharp edge, and push the splatter out while rolling the copper nozzle in your hand. Works quite well and fast, without the risk of destroying your knife's blade. Greetings from Germany :)
I bought the same Milwaukee gun used on marketplace, Im impressed how strong them things are, I've been using air when I can for years, but that impact is stronger than my old snap on air impact lol
One of the best punches I've found for belting seals, races, bearings etc are the shafts out of McPherson Struts or out of shockers dependent on what you need one for. Keep up the good work Cheers from Australia😀👍
Congratulations Tucker on graduating High School.
It’s awesome seeing these young men working with their hands and not playing video games or dying their hair blue! Congratulations you did good raising them
As mush as I would have liked to do this stuff when I was younger and just out of high school, no one I asked would have taken me on as an apprentice to, so I ended up working wally mart and playing videogames
I especially enjoy the lighthearted atmosphere when have your family at the shop . I am very envious of the time you are able to spend with your family.
Hunter needs to invite Marty T from New Zealand up to fix the snow machine. Marty doesn't fail...ever.
Marty the man the myth the legend!
Marty T is awesome
Pretty sure Marty T was an actual rocket scientist before youtube
That would be an expensive fix for someone when I’d bet the farm the only reason it won’t start is a bad crank seal.
Go Marty T
Congratulations Tucker!
It's awesome to see the whole family involved in the business. The more you teach them, the more likely they will make a good life for themselves and their families when the time comes.
HI all, Just wanted to say thank you, once again, for sharing your work and time with all of us. As a retired old man, I am so grateful to you and your family. You give me joy. God bless youz.
Our pleasure!-Kevin
I love when I get to see you working with your son's
Don't anybody told you guys are lot of fun people to watch especially Kevin is a professional comedian 😂😅
Having fun gets the work done faster. Kevin's gun show voice is pretty good. I'm sure everyone in the C&C shop is strong.
Mr . Clint you get a film crew and all of your heart, soul, and fun , disappear, and even you will not want to watch your own channel, so - be real, is real
You guys have quite a job ahead, and we are gonna enjoy. From safe distance 🙂
Long time subscriber and I greatly enjoy your podcast but I've got to admit how surprised I was that you didn't mill flat, by just a few thousands, the final drive pan & then sandblast it..!!!
Kevin needs a promotion to CEO…..Chief Entertainment Officer! You have to have fun at work!
what great parents and suchh good sons
Thank you! We are very proud of them :) ❤
Congratulations 🎉🎉🎉, " Tucker " Graduation
Been binge watching for the last 2 weeks. Almost caught up. This is the best UA-cam channel. Useful information. Clint has a great voice. Kevin is unique with great talent. Tucker is THE MAN! Good to see a young man be raised right. If I could go back and start again I think I would give heavy equipment a go. Coolest stuff in the world. Thanks Clint a God bless your family friends and business.
"Congratulations, Tucker"
Gotta love how Clint and Sausage Fingers Kevin are teaching those younguns good work ethics.
The Boss & Bubba show...Its just great!!!....Thanks!!! Stay safe
You always know when the videos are over when Scot shows up.
That's right!!
I so thoroughly enjoy watching your channel. Thanks fellas. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Congratulations to Tucker. As always, enjoy watching your videos and seeing how everyone working together and having fun at the same time
The old girls fighting you guys. Good video Clint. Nice to have the boys there to help. 👍👍👍👍
I like people with common sense, and you seem to have a lot of it, along with knowledge of what you're working with. I hope you can pass those qualities on to your sons.
If a feller had a religion, he’d lose it trying to get those track tensioner rods out. 😅 always enjoy how you persevere over rusty, stuck, cracked, bent iron.
Pretty confident that, that extra long pry bar is the most used tool in your shop. I want one!!! lol
I'm glad your clients have deep deep pockets that I can imagine what this is going to be when it's all done, but it's interesting. I really enjoy it. 👍👍🙂🇨🇦
Pausing to comment at 7:26. . . OMG, you boys must go through a pile of pig mats, if you bring them in on a pallet.
And while I'm here... my standard procedure for a C&C Equipment video:
1. See that a video has been uploaded.
2. Click on it ASAP.
3. When video starts, click the Thumbs Up.
4. Go full screen.
5. Enjoy.
Thanks for posting this Clinton. 🙂
Edit: Adjusted the timing indicator.
It’s going to be a heck of a summer!! “The boys are back to town”!!💪🤗🇺🇸
What a song-those wild eyed southern boys--oh, yeaH!!
36:09 that got a solid laugh outta me, nice job Tucker lol
Legend has it Kevin was able to audition for The Tin Man after using some anti seize!
My Friday Special ...really look forward this! Cheers! Here we go! ;-)!!
What i like about C & C is the owner don't mind getting out of the truck and put his hands on stuff ..showing the younger guy's little tricks of the trade ..Most owners ( CEO ) set in the offices and grunt and point ,you know who you are .. See Ya
My grandson is inspired
Old age (me now) yields so-called wisdom. Back not long ago, I divided tasks into two broad groups: (-1-) finish, (-2-) ongoing.
My dad enjoyed furniture refinishing... mostly he enjoyed the "doing" not the "done!" The stripping, sanding, staining, finishing, sanding again. Mom, alternately, took on house cleaning to have a clean house, not to push rags around. She approached housework as when completed allowed her to read a book.
I'll observe that C&C banters around all kinds of zingers at one another when they're extracting broke-off bolts as ways to make the journey less tedious. In a curious way, their affronts are really appreciation of commradery they share that dissolves frustration of those broke-off bolts. That, as Reader's Digest suggests, humor IS the best medicine.
The work of C&C is a combination of knowledge and combating SIGNIFICANT OBSTACLES. But they're also a contradiction to "do what you love and never WORK a day in your life" as they modify it to "make your work funny and it becomes more like play."
That's my old-age wisdom thought of the day.
Clint, I noticed on different occasions you used a hammer to drive in seals, you have everything in your shop including the automatic butt wiper, but not a set of seal drivers, You can make your own all you need is round stock and a different diameter steel plate that matches the seal your driving in, weld a 3/4 nut to the plate and then cut threads on the round stock to screw in the 3/4 nut then drive the seal in LOL, that's a job, for Hunter or Tucker When their slacking, great video CLINT
Good to see people doing work with consideration for the next person to service the machine!
Nice video! Just no comments, man your son's grow up fast. Two years ago, two teenagers on their bikes, now a young grown adult welder. Looking forward for the next video's.
On the mechanical seals onboard Navy warships we arent allowed to touch them on the mating parts. According to the tech-rep a single fingerprint can lead to failure. Love watching you guys work, I learn something new every video.
Great video. You all make.my husband belly laugh. Thank you. :)
🤣🤣🫡
Just did an entire undercarriage on a 650j xlt and after watching enough of these videos I went with itr components and took the rails off the dozer for better access just like you said
Congratulations on your graduation. Love seeing y’all working together and having fun
Congratulations Tucker.
Good job guys it should last the customer for years once yous have finished keep up the good work love watching your work
Great video thanks Clint and Kevin and Hunter and Tucker
Great rebuild, older equipment if you can get parts is so easy to deal with. Nice seeing Hunter and Tucker, I bet Tucker commented on Hunters welding. 😂 👍
Clint does singlehandedly safe the used dozer market. That is totally no wonder - because he needs his other hand to hold the camera. 😁🤘
Voice over segment was really well done. Added some variety at the same time. Great job.
Thanks
That drive shaft you installed at 5:54 looked like the face of a baby seal. I heartily agree with your comments at 20;02. You are a damn good one man show@@@!!!!!!! LOL.
Congratulations Tucker on your graduation.Hunter, the reason Kevin, now you know Hunter had that rod broke loose before you got to it. Thanks for the update gentlemen, enjoying the process.
Some great step by step progress on the old 450. Slowly checking off all the problems one by one. Good progress Team: C&C.
Your videos are amazing because you show life as it happens
THANKS!
I’ve been watching an Australian channel working on WW2 tanks and they always heat the broken stud/bolt white hot before welding the nut on and they never seem to break off and they were in there for 80yrs+ 🏴👍🏻
That was the next expert Torque wrench
Just noticed the ceiling fans my lord I like them airplane blades 😅 do they put outmuch air hope everyone has a awesome day love the videos keep up the awesome work
Yep, sure does! Bigger blades for more air movement at a slower rpm -Kevin
Another informative and entertaining Master Class in dozer final drive repair! Thank you
Great job, guys. Congratulations, Tucker. 🎉
Congratulations Tucker for graduating high school. The least you have demonstrated that you can continue for 8 years in grammar and 4 years in high school and finish a commitment that's very important and later in life. When you're looking for a job or doing something, people will look at that. I truly enjoy watching these videos, the camaraderie, the laughter and the teasing is just like when I was younger working with my dad and my grandpa. Thank you very much for putting these out
Thanks Clinton and crew for my Saturday breakfast viewing so funny ,i love seeing people having fun paying each other out ,that where i worked in shops ,good times ,thanks
Kym
Adelaide
It is always a great deal of entertaining to watch when Hunter is "in the house" and working with you guys. My wife and I still have a 16 and 17yr old boys in house and that is the way we raise them. It's good for them to be on the receiving end of some shots, builds a bond and character and makes them feel a part of rather than just standing on the outside of things.
As a suggestion when welding on a broken bolt. Put a washer around it first and weld it, then weld the nut to the washer 👍
The race punches are great 😊😊😊😊
Ya'll had me laughing out loud. You're a natural UA-camr, Clint. Good job!
Anti-sieze is a must on everything down her in Louisiana!! Keep on with the instruction and teaching! I'm learning a lot from y'all!
Hey Clinton, You guys are amazing!! I really enjoy watching all of you pretend that you know what you're doing!! :) Thumbs up! Safety first! Jim
That looks like it might be a little easier than replacing the final drive seals on my 1968 D7E..48A..🥃😎
Congrats, Tucker, on your graduation and Clint enjoying the comments on the work you do. Great show 👍
Another great video...Really interesting...Stay safe and see you soon...Congrats to Tucker for graduating High School...Well done
Id totally work for you guys! Great crew!
Great job so far rollers looking good 👍😎🇺🇸 NY
Epic C & C Equipment repair great video even with the lost audio
Nice to see two video's on a Friday!!!!! Makes my day....
Awesome UA-cam videos. I look forward to your new videos coming every week. show is great. Can't wait to see the red LOL😉
Very nice boy great job Hunter
Great content Clint, love watching you guys bringing these old girls back to working life.
Your right about a ton of labor that has already taken place that we don’t see but i appreciate that for my tight schedule of sitting my ass on my favorite chair.
I am confident that a video resurrecting the Snowmobile would generate more than enough UA-cam revenue to cover the cost of any parts.
I am definitely one of the people who wants to see that John Deere Snowmobile come back to life.
I am seen so many people in the comments requesting another video of it.
That's definitely going to be one happy customer when he gets his machine back to work.
Reliability out the door is a core value at C & C equipment.
Rust belt mechanics are the best
Losing the audio sucks, but I think we all appreciate what your doing, filming editing and everything in between. Your videos are awesome and some of the best heavy equipment videos on UA-cam, I work in the crane industry mainly specifically maritime cranes but I love watching this stuff
That punch worked really well.
Best part about snap-on is their ability to sell you tools that you didn't even know you needed
reverse psychological warfare tactics work best to get rid of pesky SnapOn sales people
Great video have a great weekend
thank you for the voice over clint and the video LOL them upper rollers an their oil vapors
Enjoying your R&m on dozers keep them coming with y’all’s clean and educating videos.
Ready to rock n Roll for the summer! The boys are back in town!
I we have some heavy equipment at work and I knew a little about repairing some things on them but I have learn a lot more since I been following yall love the videos thay are educational
minus pulling the final, yall quite literally made a video of the exact way I rebuilt my UC on my JD 455E!!!!! and I have that exact snap on race punch!! The best use I have found for it is the pinion bearing races on straight axle differentials, I use it every time, they are totally worth the price. thanks for another great vidja!!
More fun stuff
Congratulations on graduating, another great video.
Great video, nice seeing everybody getting involved there and the great team dynamics you got there. Just a short tip: When cleaning your welding machine from the splatter ( at 19:49 ), our welding teacher showed us a quicker way, which works nice without ruining the knife blade: Take round stock, a small piece like 10mm diameter with a sharp edge, and push the splatter out while rolling the copper nozzle in your hand. Works quite well and fast, without the risk of destroying your knife's blade. Greetings from Germany :)
I bought the same Milwaukee gun used on marketplace, Im impressed how strong them things are, I've been using air when I can for years, but that impact is stronger than my old snap on air impact lol
Gotta say - narration came across as good as the live. Real talent. Great job.
Awesome part 2 bringing yet another Ole girl back 100%...cool content as always and appreciate you sharing your day with us.😎🚜🇺🇲🧰🛠️🧑🔧🔧😇
Dang that rod is as warped as my mind! BTW Kevin, I too am gravitationally enhanched! :)
One of the best punches I've found for belting seals, races, bearings etc are the shafts out of McPherson Struts or out of shockers dependent on what you need one for. Keep up the good work Cheers from Australia😀👍
I truly like the fact that you are willing to do it right
Very nice team effort guys
Thanks for the video 👍