28:20 Who ever invented hydraulics needs a medal, the power of them is just mind blowing. That excavator arm just moves that dozer as though it was nothing, pure power.
Dennis! You do know that the HCEA, Historical Construction Equipment Association is looking for construction machine, running or not at their Bowling Green, Ohio Museum ? The are a Non Profit organization and some things donated could be tax deductible.
Buddy had hd 16 and 21 been a long time im retired now have been Dennis ty for the good memories God bless you and yours brother i miss it the old iron
There is a market for these old Iron horses, I am going to go look at a 1960 D4 Cat today! One can still get parts if they are willing to look and spend a little time on the project. I own a 1984 International 9670 with a Big Cam 3 Cummins motor and it has been fun finding parts for it but I have been absolutely floored on the ease of finding parts thus far. I hope you guys put it up for sale and let some land owner have the chance to use it, and let that old iron live for a little while longer. HOOAH!!!
🙈🙈🙈 had my hands over my eyes, before attempting to lift the blade with the front loader .. I thought wait for it .. !!! Nice dozer though, looks well made ..
Appreciate the vid, but a bit of a sickener to see such fantastic old machines scrapped. Probably hardly anything wrong with that dozer, and she started right up for you having sat there all that time 😢
Great video Dennis! Hate to see that old iron go. Kind of like a piece of history. But in reality the refurb cost on parts (if there are any) is probably more then its worth for someone else.. keep them coming!👍
@@DLHFarms For sure! The area started to look better already just with the dirt pan and dozer out of there. Any plans for that area or just cleaning up?
I'll bet someone somewhere is crying now, wishing they could get their hands on that (apparently ) good running engine etc. for restoration. Oh well, there we have it. I was cringing though thinking about the coolant that might have been in the crankcase, and knowing what antifreeze can do to bearings! Interesting stuff Dennis, thanks for taking the time to put this up here.
@@DLHFarms Ruined is a relative term since those engines have sleeves. Unless the block is busted the engine can and will live for a long time. Dad and I rebuilt a 817 that he had to beat the pistons out and with new parts and a turned crank she runs like a top.
Is it around a 1976 model? Almost 50 years! She's a mean machine, with new hoses and that leak fixed.. of course neither is cheap, but newer machines aren't either. Over at letsdig18, Chris just spent good money to get his Cat track loader to stop making new oil overnight. But your 16B started really well, just a little smoky (I'll blame the injectors, ha!). I'm sure she could be running again for someone with dirt to move and time to put into it. If it's worthwhile... that's another question.
Considering how much a new machine costs fixing up the old ones can be a hell of lot cheaper and the new ones eventually need pins, bushings, etc too. I'm fixing an old MF 2200 forklift right now. After I get it fixed the next project is a International 62 series TD-6. Figure I'll have about 6k in both of them by the time they are running and working, not counting my time. Still hell of a lot cheaper than buying new or even running used.
I'd like to get that scrap yard check lol, sadly, that's about all that is left for em to do. I look at old equipment and just think how it helped build the US and feed the world.
How hard is it to find parts for those old Allis Chalmers machines? I have experience with part finding for International dozers and for a old Case/ATC machine. Hate using a chainsaw around stuff like that.
That's pretty impressive if it started with fuel that old. Why was it just parked in the first place? I mean, if it ran etc, why not fix what needed fixing and either use it or sell it way back then?
Dennis, wouldn't you just love to find the person who would put Quikrete in someone else's machine? Boy oh boy!!!!! I know we would have to turn the other cheek, but we could have a little fun, right?
you put a leveling laser on that old paddle wheel it will function as good and better then with an operator gauging it by eye. Paddle wheels are a great way to grade pads. what is it, 621 size. I knew a general who use DW series cans cable ejectors with a laser system: The man could afford to buy all the latest yet he used all the oldest, but it cost him because he was so cheap. He had no idea in how to maintain equipment. If it still functions you can do pads. small grading jobs. you got enough there. 8 71 aren't hard to R&R..
That Dozer for its age is Cherry. Sell it to someone who Cares and pays a fair price. . It ain't a Travis Tritt here's a Quarter call some body that Cares deal she wants to push Boulders. Forget about sand. 😁
bubba how often does it need to be said oil dip stick should read an over fill when engine is not running it does tell you that there is oil in the engine once the engine is started you check the dip stick again for proper level this a good example of how not to use either way way way to much
Its a shame to see people scrap these old giants that lasted all these years. I could have scrapped my older equipment years Ago but money ain't everything... id rather see them generations down the line
It’s sad when people buy these pieces of equipment and let them sit then scrap them. If it’s sitting for more than a year, sell it so someone can make use of it!
I knew you would blow that hydraulic line the moment you bought that loader in, bad call. I think you guys were more interested in scraping it than saving it from the outset, shame.
28:20 Who ever invented hydraulics needs a medal, the power of them is just mind blowing. That excavator arm just moves that dozer as though it was nothing, pure power.
Dennis! You do know that the HCEA, Historical Construction Equipment Association is looking for construction machine, running or not at their Bowling Green, Ohio Museum ? The are a Non Profit organization and some things donated could be tax deductible.
This is a good idea
Buddy had hd 16 and 21 been a long time im retired now have been Dennis ty for the good memories God bless you and yours brother i miss it the old iron
Fun to watch!! When that oil line broke I jumped a foot. Cool 😎 video. Thanks 😊.
Haha I did too
There is a market for these old Iron horses, I am going to go look at a 1960 D4 Cat today! One can still get parts if they are willing to look and spend a little time on the project. I own a 1984 International 9670 with a Big Cam 3 Cummins motor and it has been fun finding parts for it but I have been absolutely floored on the ease of finding parts thus far. I hope you guys put it up for sale and let some land owner have the chance to use it, and let that old iron live for a little while longer. HOOAH!!!
I ran a HD-16 logging cat in the woods while logging. Damn good machine!!!!!!!!!!! Bullet proof engine.
I used to drive a Michigan 110 - 11B many years ago. After operating a Wabco C Pull it was a delight in comparison.
Great video!! Something different. Always a variety with your videos and that makes them good. Thanks Dennis
Thanks!
You're welcome
Great raw sound dennis. She's a beast and definitely worth saving. If only I was in the America.
Sounds awesome
That was a fun video, Thanks Dennis.
Thanks!
Showing off excavator skills with the wood at the end awesome as always
Haha
Breaks my heart to see the scrapers go to the scrapyard
🙈🙈🙈 had my hands over my eyes, before attempting to lift the blade with the front loader .. I thought wait for it .. !!! Nice dozer though, looks well made ..
That guy on the loader was a little scary haha but he was always smiling.
My father n law had a hd11b it's a strong old dozer. Would have been some long days hearing that engine roar for days on end
A little spring cleaning I see…nothing wrong with that and make a little money in scrap…win/win😎keep em comin Dennis 🇺🇸💪🏻🇺🇸
Yes!
Thank you very much for the video.👍🤗👍🇸🇯
Hello Dennis big machines to scrap . Nice work getting it loaded started. See you then.
Yeah that dozer weighed 60k
Appreciate the vid, but a bit of a sickener to see such fantastic old machines scrapped. Probably hardly anything wrong with that dozer, and she started right up for you having sat there all that time 😢
Yeah l recon some hydraulic oil
is all that was needed , maybe 2
Gallons , l seen other dozers
come alive .😱😱😱😱😱😱
Great video Dennis! Hate to see that old iron go. Kind of like a piece of history. But in reality the refurb cost on parts (if there are any) is probably more then its worth for someone else.. keep them coming!👍
Yeah I didn’t like it either but that stuff wasn’t doing anyone any good and taking up a lot of space.
@@DLHFarms For sure! The area started to look better already just with the dirt pan and dozer out of there. Any plans for that area or just cleaning up?
Do you have the final drive parts?
I'll bet someone somewhere is crying now, wishing they could get their hands on that (apparently ) good running engine etc. for restoration. Oh well, there we have it. I was cringing though thinking about the coolant that might have been in the crankcase, and knowing what antifreeze can do to bearings!
Interesting stuff Dennis, thanks for taking the time to put this up here.
I’m sure the engine was ruined by the time we got it loaded but it didn’t really matter.
@@DLHFarms Oh no doubt of this.
@@DLHFarms Ruined is a relative term since those engines have sleeves. Unless the block is busted the engine can and will live for a long time. Dad and I rebuilt a 817 that he had to beat the pistons out and with new parts and a turned crank she runs like a top.
Thanks for the video
👍
That's good lookin old machine it just needs a little TLC and it'll make a good machine for somebody that needs one.
Heck yeah got the ol girl purring!
Those engines always sounded awesome I thought.
903 Cummins is a V8 real popular in trucks and Farm tractors in the 70s. Runs at 3 thousand RPM people mash higher than that.
It's one of the smaller V8 series, the V504. The little brother to the triple nickel V555
Wish I had that machine. Spent many hours on 1. Operating, welding and servicing
We had a lot of trouble with the final drives in them
@@DLHFarms have to stay on top of keeping bearings adjusted. Had to rebuild 1 I run. Bearings got lose and broke shaft.
I found myself pushing with you. LOL, Ron
Haha
Wow I sure enjoyed this video. The Old saying where there is a will there is a way. Between the two machines ya got the old girl onboard.
It was a struggle though haha
those will it start video's are cool
Yeah!
Lol Dennis we need you in the hay fields not messing with that junk 😂😂😂 glad you got it running
Hay isn’t ready yet here
man i would kill to have that dozer
Is it around a 1976 model? Almost 50 years! She's a mean machine, with new hoses and that leak fixed.. of course neither is cheap, but newer machines aren't either. Over at letsdig18, Chris just spent good money to get his Cat track loader to stop making new oil overnight. But your 16B started really well, just a little smoky (I'll blame the injectors, ha!). I'm sure she could be running again for someone with dirt to move and time to put into it. If it's worthwhile... that's another question.
It’s probably about that old not sure exactly.
Considering how much a new machine costs fixing up the old ones can be a hell of lot cheaper and the new ones eventually need pins, bushings, etc too. I'm fixing an old MF 2200 forklift right now. After I get it fixed the next project is a International 62 series TD-6. Figure I'll have about 6k in both of them by the time they are running and working, not counting my time. Still hell of a lot cheaper than buying new or even running used.
Started out operating HD 6 cable with Detroit in it love ac
I'd like to get that scrap yard check lol, sadly, that's about all that is left for em to do. I look at old equipment and just think how it helped build the US and feed the world.
Fun to watch
I’m in shock that David is actually getting rid of some stuff lol
Haha me too
How hard is it to find parts for those old Allis Chalmers machines? I have experience with part finding for International dozers and for a old Case/ATC machine. Hate using a chainsaw around stuff like that.
Well that went with a bang jewiz
The cummins engine was a 903 model.
Bring the excavator to life. Scrappers have good hydraulic cylinders
Big machines
@C&CEquipment might be interested in that 14-B
You should do a equipment tour at some point
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Matt has diesel creek he loves old iron he would give it a good home
A lot of them early model v8 cummings engines were known to throw number three rod
But they were never known to have a “G” in their name
Great video Dennis . What did you think when it started up ? It sure surprised me.
I knew it would if we could get it to spin
That's pretty impressive if it started with fuel that old. Why was it just parked in the first place? I mean, if it ran etc, why not fix what needed fixing and either use it or sell it way back then?
My dad don’t sell anything if he thinks we might even remotely use it.
Oh no! I could have leveled little Stone Mountain with that dozer!
Haha, that would have been hard since it won’t move.
That hose that off goes on tge transmission guys.
How long will you run it without coolant
That dozer is worth saving, I think anyway. I would not scrap that old relic.
Dream Team!!
Haha
You should see if c&c equipment wants them
I'm always looking for equipment
Dennis, wouldn't you just love to find the person who would put Quikrete in someone else's machine? Boy oh boy!!!!! I know we would have to turn the other cheek, but we could have a little fun, right?
Yes I would love to know who did that.
Coolant well leak out over Time
Tandom lift thats coasting big bucks
its a shame to see a dozer like that go for scrap I wish I could have bigger one like that
you put a leveling laser on that old paddle wheel it will function as good and better then
with an operator gauging it by eye. Paddle wheels are a great way to grade pads.
what is it, 621 size. I knew a general who use DW series cans cable ejectors with a laser system: The man could afford to buy all the latest yet he used all the oldest, but it cost him
because he was so cheap. He had no idea in how to maintain equipment. If it still functions you can do pads. small grading jobs. you got enough there. 8 71 aren't hard to R&R..
There not nearly as big as a 621 they only hold 11 yards.
What happened to that Michigan Scraper did y'all scrap it it is it still sitting in a yard somewhere?
It’s gone
Bit over kill with them twigs lol
I say fix it up, We're still running an old (50s iirc) Case IH on the farm all the time.
Oh yeah! Running international td's here too. Imaging 30 years from now trying to get these newer emission engines to fire up
Did you ever put coolant in it? You ran it a long time without if you didn't.
I don't think they had any plans to do anything but scrap it. These can we get it running videos have become pretty popular.
god i wish i got that dozer
Can we get a shout out for the forks on that loader. Damn those things are tough.
Bahaha
What r u going to do with them
That's most likely why your oil is on the ground under it to.
I would love that Michigan scraper pan the one with the Detroit what model is the one with the Detroit
It was a 110
My number one choice because of chain elevator
Well, ya got it runnin anyway.
Yeah
I would be interested in buying tracks off 16b if available.
Wish I would’ve known sooner could have got you some.
Grinnin from ear to ear?…hilarious…
running an overfilled engine that long?! What a tool!
Yeah an engine that was going to get ground up for scrap what a travesty
Transmission fluid,Hydraulic oil,Wonder why ripper not moving!!!
That Dozer for its age is Cherry. Sell it to someone who Cares and pays a fair price. . It ain't a Travis Tritt here's a Quarter call some body that Cares deal she wants to push Boulders. Forget about sand. 😁
Throw enough money and time into anything, it will run.
Hate to see those scraped. Hope somebody saves it
Check the dipstick, it should say check with engine running
I think your right I forgot about that.
Is any of this equipment still available
No sorry
👍👍👍
I hope none of that fluid got you when that hydraulic hose blew, when it was lifting on the front blade
It didn’t thankfully. Scared me a little though haha
You'd be better off turning around and using the Connor weight on the excavator And pushing with the Boom
Hope it's not going far because its loaded backwards.
bubba how often does it need to be said oil dip stick should read an over fill when engine is not running it does tell you that there is oil in the engine once the engine is started you check the dip stick again for proper level this a good example of how not to use either way way way to much
It kill's me to see a running piece of gear get trashed
look like the excavator is going to follow the dozer as a next load on the trailer it cant push better than it can
Hard to push 60,000 pounds when you only weigh 40,000
Save it
Transmission no good
Should have poured oil into it and make it sing it's last song !!!
I did put oil in it but it still didn’t move
Sorry Dude I meant down the intake to let her run away !!! Naughty irresponsible behaviour I know 😁😁👍👍👍👍👍
Haha
That sucks a ringing bull going to be scraped
Its a shame to see people scrap these old giants that lasted all these years. I could have scrapped my older equipment years Ago but money ain't everything... id rather see them generations down the line
We don’t need money we need space to put good equipment
New diesel equipment channel “I ain’t ether” Sorry. Had to do it.
Use
Loader to push it on.
We had to use both
Did you sell them ?
Yes for scrap
Must have low rpm after sitting so many years...!!
Would have been nice to seen the engine pulled, but its work that you probably didn't have time to do
What would you use it for
Sell it online
It’s sad when people buy these pieces of equipment and let them sit then scrap them. If it’s sitting for more than a year, sell it so someone can make use of it!
Oh Boy up in the air put her down slow on a trailer that's low and watch her go. Old but can still more than do the job .
I don't hear anything for a hydraulic pump.
I knew you would blow that hydraulic line the moment you bought that loader in, bad call. I think you guys were more interested in scraping it than saving it from the outset, shame.
Sounds like a element stuck in the injection pump. Misfire
That freightliner Columbia up to the task of moving that old girl? Lol. I've ran one of them, worst truck I have driven 🤮
Haha