D7 doing what it was built for... pushing enormous amounts of dirt. Clint and company did a marvelous job on it. Really noticed how much dirt you were pushing once you went into timelapse.
Chris you should build a ramp out of dirt, on your farm, so you back the trailer to and load your machines easily when they are all wet. I think you have the technology.
Yea' just use a few concrete highway dividers, surrounded by dirt then grass or gravel, and never have suspended loads on forklift loading or unloading, just drive-in or drive-off and drive-off _ and level access for all equipment, to never need ramps when at home or from any Shop ( do same at Shops whenever possible ) Elementary' old world technology !
Quite a workout for the D7 to make a 5ft cut and 5ft fill at 200ft of pushing. But you're making the machine work efficiently. It'll be like the snap of your fingers and suddenly "wham", done! Thanks for the video, made me remember why I decided to retire 3yrs early.
Fantastic workhorse. Moves dirt with ease, great investment Chris. Made back when reliability was dominant, now days with all the government regulations heavy equipment is crippled by one little thing or another, occasionally sometimes making them critically inept. Long live raw horsepower.
My dad had two Allis HD16’s cable operated when I grew up. Had a D6 hyd. And an Allis HD9 with a Drott Tilt dozer on it as well. Watching your video feels just like riding up there with him again. Thanks for posting these videos with the old iron….. Steve
the part 19:08 to 20:10 was really satisfying to watch. It was easy to see the transformation, you cutting the hill and filling the low parts. Great footage
Cab views are cool hands and feet constantly moving, but the tripod view shows what all the movement does with the machine. Great video as usual, Chris!!
Hey, Andres here watching from Puerto Rico. Do you think and if you can and have a chance to you show us an update on the big pond with the island where you used the huge Volvo dump truck? Love the videos. Thanks!
That's hot! Sheep's foot - decided to behave. D7 is such a great machine to watch - the sound is awesome. Komatsu is a neat, clean a 'cool' worker. Looks great LetsDig18 - horses are impressed too.
It's friggen' incredible that it's 20/25 degrees hotter up in Chris's are than here in Homestead florida just above the 18 mile streach to the Florida Keys. Most of the eastern U.S. is hotter than we are. At least we have an average 15 knot wind blowing in off the Atlantic ocea. It definitely makes it more livable down here. I would be surprised if Chris is guzzling a couple gallons of water a day or more to stay hydrated.
I wondered if the horses were still in the pasture. Love the one standing on the graded area as if to say "I dare ya". Looks wonderful, Chris. This is going to be a nice arena for them. Thanks for sharing.
One thing about the old girl she's a beast for sure I would love to see you get a old d8 I love the old stuff especially a old cat there's just something about the sound of them plus all that old stuff it just keeps going up in value love the old crane and shovel great videos
Love watching the D7 do what it was designed for. Only thing that would make it a little bit better would be a carry blade like Mike's 850. It's obvious that ground is very hard and compacted. The job just wouldn't be quiet big enough for the truck and excavator process. But almost a long push for a dozer. I think you have a great piece of equipment in the D7. Shame you don't have a cab with ac.
Yep that's a nice job. You got everything there. Even got some spectators. They like to watch your work. I take it and yes that Dozer it can push. Looking forward to the next one.👍👍🙂🇨🇦
Hi mate love watching your work and love your old d 7 and d 6 especially yours they are in such great condition would love to own them my self keep up the good work
D7 is a sweet running dozer, solid performer for sure. Look forward to the slicker up phase of the project, bet it’s going to look great. 112 degrees is hot, not fun to work in, been there done that, don’t wanna no more, thanks for the update, enjoyed watching.
The next Work Day by the Horse Arena building. You work with the Roller and the D7 to grading the great Place. Good Work, and a Hors have make a Expert from the new Soil condition. Very good Work . Thanks for this Video.
Love to see the old iron being put to work in a job it was built to do, despite it being considered used up and obsolete by today's standards. Some jobs require a delicate tack hammer while others call for a big old sledge.
The D7 is the toy for this for sure bro. Coming along even with the temp way up there, about 44 and a half in our temp scale and would be cooking in my part of the world, that is something they see in Australia. Enjoyed the video anyway. Safe travels. Ken.
Man that’s a lot of dirt moving today and i think the D7 is enjoying being off the farm pushing dirt like everyone says C-C equipment did you a solid on your buy 👍😎🇺🇸 NY
thanks Chris for another excellent video of the dozers moving dirt, that is extreme heat conditions, glad you can get into the aircon and cool down, take care ..
Some jobs are just made easier and faster by a bigger machine. Which falls right in with "No replacement for displacement". On top of which to fire off that quick and reliabily, for sure the D7 was an excellent addition to the fleet. Even if it's a "ambient contions cab" machine. Still better and more reliable than many newer pieces.
You do an awesome job with your work I found your channel a week ago so I've been watching the heck out of your videos.i bet you could pick up an egg with that excavator like you did your lunch.big fan ohio
How to make your measurements easier and more reliable than measure adjust, measure adjust. You will use Pythagorean theorem and solving for systems of equations. It sounds high class but it's just shop math. Let's solve for your situation here, let 10cm = 100ft, you can use inches but you will need a tabletop. The 'Thagster said that a^2 + b^2 = c^2 so 10cm^2 + 10cm^2 = 200cm solve for the square of that and you get 14.142cm. Now pick a starting point and go 10cm from there and go out 10cm staying close to your reference, in this case you had a fence line as a reference to help your line stay straight. From your first point go out 14.142cm and dot an arc then go to your second point that is 10cm from your first point and go out 10cm towards the 14cm arc and start dotting another arc. There is only one point that will land on the intersection of both arcs. Well there is only one that will make any sense. You can now use this method to locate the other corners of any building footprint, and you will never need to measure and adjust again.
I believe he is pushing the dirt that’s being cut out to the point where it needs lifted and then uses the small dozer to do the lift and better grade Ray from Oregon
You just can’t beat old reliable iron. Life was good for all the equipment manufacturers until the government had to stick their nose in it. The one thing I do see on the D7 is it acts like the blade needs to be tipped forward a little more. The dirt isn’t rolling like it should. It’s just stacking up in front of the blade
Just curious...has Chris ever used the those ripper teeth on the back of the blade? Seems like when reversing you could be ripping as well. May not be applicable to this type of job.
34:00 If anyone feels "light headed" from the heat, take your shoes off. Your body will feel 10 degrees cooler, instantly! Water is not enough, drink a Gatorade.
Firemen found that you soak your forearms in cold water . It chills the blood to cool the body. They have custom camp chairs with waterproof pockets filled with water
Clint and Kevin really fixed you up with a "HOSS" dozier !!!
D7 doing what it was built for... pushing enormous amounts of dirt. Clint and company did a marvelous job on it. Really noticed how much dirt you were pushing once you went into timelapse.
The guys at C&C equipment did a great job on the dozer and boy does this thing love to work hard thnx for the video Chris
Chris you should build a ramp out of dirt, on your farm, so you back the trailer to and load your machines easily when they are all wet. I think you have the technology.
Yea' just use a few concrete highway dividers, surrounded by dirt then grass or gravel, and never have suspended loads on forklift loading or unloading, just drive-in or drive-off and drive-off _ and level access for all equipment, to never need ramps when at home or from any Shop ( do same at Shops whenever possible ) Elementary' old world technology !
The ramp of trailer might not be rated for all the weight right on the edge
Quite a workout for the D7 to make a 5ft cut and 5ft fill at 200ft of pushing. But you're making the machine work efficiently. It'll be like the snap of your fingers and suddenly "wham", done!
Thanks for the video, made me remember why I decided to retire 3yrs early.
Always enjoy the large pad builds!! It’s a different style of projects you do but always interesting!!
That is the nicest D7 in captivity
Hi Chris, I can relate to your heat! It's 110 here in Phoenix as I watch your video! Safety first - dirt second! Thumbs up! Jim
I like how well Kept your equipment is !!😊
Fantastic workhorse. Moves dirt with ease, great investment Chris. Made back when reliability was dominant, now days with all the government regulations heavy equipment is crippled by one little thing or another, occasionally sometimes making them critically inept. Long live raw horsepower.
My dad had two Allis HD16’s cable operated when I grew up. Had a D6 hyd. And an Allis HD9 with a Drott Tilt dozer on it as well. Watching your video feels just like riding up there with him again. Thanks for posting these videos with the old iron….. Steve
Comment of the year imo. You had a great dad and he had a great kid. Peace.
the part 19:08 to 20:10 was really satisfying to watch. It was easy to see the transformation, you cutting the hill and filling the low parts. Great footage
Cab views are cool hands and feet constantly moving, but the tripod view shows what all the movement does with the machine. Great video as usual, Chris!!
Hey, Andres here watching from Puerto Rico. Do you think and if you can and have a chance to you show us an update on the big pond with the island where you used the huge Volvo dump truck? Love the videos. Thanks!
I always enjoy watching the various video's you put out.. I have never operated dirt moving equipment, but I am a fan....
That's hot! Sheep's foot - decided to behave. D7 is such a great machine to watch - the sound is awesome. Komatsu is a neat, clean a 'cool' worker. Looks great LetsDig18 - horses are impressed too.
I’m still amazed how much dirt the D7 moves. Amazing.👍👍👍
It's friggen' incredible that it's 20/25 degrees hotter up in Chris's are than here in Homestead florida just above the 18 mile streach to the Florida Keys.
Most of the eastern U.S. is hotter than we are.
At least we have an average 15 knot wind blowing in off the Atlantic ocea.
It definitely makes it more livable down here.
I would be surprised if Chris is guzzling a couple gallons of water a day or more to stay hydrated.
We love Homestead, Florida City, Everglades National Park and the keys!
At least we do in the winter. :)
That d7 runs real clean one of the best of its kind nice 👍
I wondered if the horses were still in the pasture. Love the one standing on the graded area as if to say "I dare ya". Looks wonderful, Chris. This is going to be a nice arena for them. Thanks for sharing.
Love the horses hanging out!!!!
Love this video Chris love the work you do , with the D7 and all your Equipment to .
Take care of yourself Chris, it's no joke working in those sort of temperatures. Make sure u get enough rest & hydration during ur day 🤔😏
One thing about the old girl she's a beast for sure I would love to see you get a old d8 I love the old stuff especially a old cat there's just something about the sound of them plus all that old stuff it just keeps going up in value love the old crane and shovel great videos
Love watching the D7 do what it was designed for. Only thing that would make it a little bit better would be a carry blade like Mike's 850. It's obvious that ground is very hard and compacted. The job just wouldn't be quiet big enough for the truck and excavator process. But almost a long push for a dozer. I think you have a great piece of equipment in the D7. Shame you don't have a cab with ac.
Yep that's a nice job. You got everything there. Even got some spectators. They like to watch your work. I take it and yes that Dozer it can push. Looking forward to the next one.👍👍🙂🇨🇦
Nothing like the old iron.
Always a good sound when you fire up the D7. Nice job moving dirt. Stay cool. Thanks for the video.
Hi mate love watching your work and love your old d 7 and d 6 especially yours they are in such great condition would love to own them my self keep up the good work
D7 is a sweet running dozer, solid performer for sure. Look forward to the slicker up phase of the project, bet it’s going to look great. 112 degrees is hot, not fun to work in, been there done that, don’t wanna no more, thanks for the update, enjoyed watching.
That D7 turn on better than a new Toyota!!!😂😂😂😂
This is the work for which a dozer was created. 😁
That a lot of dirt moved . Looking good. Thanks
Great job 👍🏻 33:13 the horse was saying great job Chris
That’s one bad Kitty! Love listening to that thing purr on my headphones!
The next Work Day by the Horse Arena building. You work with the Roller and the D7 to grading the great Place. Good Work, and a Hors have make a Expert from the new Soil condition. Very good Work . Thanks for this Video.
Love to see the old iron being put to work in a job it was built to do, despite it being considered used up and obsolete by today's standards. Some jobs require a delicate tack hammer while others call for a big old sledge.
Old D-7 cuts big holes in that hard pan!
You talk about reliable. That old D7 is the most reliable piece of equipment on the market. It's bombproof and just seems to never fail.
The D7 is the toy for this for sure bro. Coming along even with the temp way up there, about 44 and a half in our temp scale and would be cooking in my part of the world, that is something they see in Australia. Enjoyed the video anyway. Safe travels. Ken.
Yeah, freaking smoking HOT !! for sure Chris !! Looking good Man !! Great as Always !!, Have a Great Evening, And , On too the Next !!
Man that’s a lot of dirt moving today and i think the D7 is enjoying being off the farm pushing dirt like everyone says C-C equipment did you a solid on your buy 👍😎🇺🇸 NY
You cut some serious dirt with theD7,that is a work horse.good size arena.just keep doing what you do best.great video as always.be safe.😎😎😎👍👍👍
Always a pleasure to watch a good operator. 😎
i love the outside view when your on the D7 cause you more of perspective on how much earth your actually moving, that machine is a beast 💪👀👀👀👀
We use old skid steer tracks to load stuff and keep from destroying asphalt and it works great
thanks Chris for another excellent video of the dozers moving dirt, that is extreme heat conditions, glad you can get into the aircon and cool down, take care ..
❤❤❤ good thing you got some rain you would have been working in a dust bowl.
Chris, that`s a whole lot of work one blade at a time, it`s starting to take shape, thanks for taking us along.
Be nice little job for a 631 scraper in front of your D 7. Move a bunch of that dirt in a hurry. Perfect material for that application.
Some jobs are just made easier and faster by a bigger machine. Which falls right in with "No replacement for displacement". On top of which to fire off that quick and reliabily, for sure the D7 was an excellent addition to the fleet.
Even if it's a "ambient contions cab" machine. Still better and more reliable than many newer pieces.
That d7 is a nice machine. The boys did a good job. Bravo from Victoria Australia
Thats a lot of dirt moved for a days work!! Working with that kind of heat is "Hotter than a popcorn fart" 🥵
Nice work D7 knocking it out with ease
A D7 CAT is an excellent large (not HUGE) dozer. So dang right for a shitload of many difficult jobs
love your content. thank you for what you do.
The ol cat sounds so good out working
If you can find those traffic delineators the long plastic tubes used on the highway. To slip over the steel markers 🤔
I guess there are times when you wish you had a D11.. transport notwithstanding!
It would have been great to see the 6 & the 7 working side by side, the sound would be awesome. Next time my be!!!
Dirt perfect Jerry would be proud!😂
It didn't take you long to knock that out Chris, very large pad area that looks really nice on my end. 👋
D7 sure looks clean after that rain.
Nice side of working with clay after you get it broken loose. You can reshape and pack in another area.
I was in Charlotte the first part of the week - flat freaking miserable!
That D7 Is a beast, bet it eats diesel. Still a great looking and powerful machine.
Its only when you see from the front view of the D7 we get the true picture of how potent she is at moving mountains of dirt.
The D7 is a thing of beuaty.👌
I always found old bias ply tires on ramps helped with sliding, no steel on steel
Kitty cat doesn't seem to have spinning tracks! Gotta be some tight clay!
Be careful in that heat man. Y'all have a lot of humility there. Not dry like phoenix is.
Definitely gotta have some ear protection for the D7!! What a beast
dude the d7 is sweet
after a day on the D7 it must feel like you've done a marathon on your hands and knees
IF YOU WERE BUILDING A POND THIS WOULD BE A GREAT PLACE THERE IS SO MUCH CLAY!!!😮😊..
You do an awesome job with your work I found your channel a week ago so I've been watching the heck out of your videos.i bet you could pick up an egg with that excavator like you did your lunch.big fan ohio
THAT D7 IS SWEET THAT C&C RESTORED
its loking zo coet the d6 nice cooler tho great machin chris
112.....no way. I'll keep my butt in Michigan thanks!
Nice video Chris.
the d7 a very nice machin chris and a very coller the
Hint when loading steel drum machines when wet and or freezing use small gravel on ramps and deck for traction.
Gravel crushes and rolls like ball bearings.
Beautiful dozer 👌🏻👌🏻🤘🏼
Just going to have to get a diamond C trailer....
Nice work, as usual
Do you think the ol' D7 needs a set of Rippers ?
I wondered the same.
Rippers are more for rock , not clay I would think.
On back of blade
Should be able to push a lot more dirt with that 5 extra horsepower there. 😂
That trailer has also earned its keep already!
How to make your measurements easier and more reliable than measure adjust, measure adjust. You will use Pythagorean theorem and solving for systems of equations. It sounds high class but it's just shop math. Let's solve for your situation here, let 10cm = 100ft, you can use inches but you will need a tabletop. The 'Thagster said that a^2 + b^2 = c^2 so 10cm^2 + 10cm^2 = 200cm solve for the square of that and you get 14.142cm. Now pick a starting point and go 10cm from there and go out 10cm staying close to your reference, in this case you had a fence line as a reference to help your line stay straight. From your first point go out 14.142cm and dot an arc then go to your second point that is 10cm from your first point and go out 10cm towards the 14cm arc and start dotting another arc. There is only one point that will land on the intersection of both arcs. Well there is only one that will make any sense. You can now use this method to locate the other corners of any building footprint, and you will never need to measure and adjust again.
THANKS!
LetsDig18!😊
It's a big aeena chris the D7 making light work for it Sunday morning 14th July
Great Old dozer. Help me understand the point of piling dirt up only to go back and spread it out again instead Of leveling it every push.
I believe he is pushing the dirt that’s being cut out to the point where it needs lifted and then uses the small dozer to do the lift and better grade Ray from Oregon
C&C equipment, did you right on getting the best dozer for you to do this job right. Love to see her work.
Put old rubber tracks on the ramps. It saves the wood while given steel tracks something to grip onto.
Great videos
You just can’t beat old reliable iron. Life was good for all the equipment manufacturers until the government had to stick their nose in it. The one thing I do see on the D7 is it acts like the blade needs to be tipped forward a little more. The dirt isn’t rolling like it should. It’s just stacking up in front of the blade
Just curious...has Chris ever used the those ripper teeth on the back of the blade? Seems like when reversing you could be ripping as well. May not be applicable to this type of job.
34:00 If anyone feels "light headed" from the heat, take your shoes off. Your body will feel 10 degrees cooler, instantly! Water is not enough, drink a Gatorade.
Unless working on a rooftop.
@@nathanscott7910 Get shoe insoles that act cooler? If your urine is deep yellow, drink lots of fluids immediately! You are dehydrated!
If hiking sop at a creek. Soak feet and calves of legs. Cools you out quick.
@@alansmith4734 we always poured cool water onto the inside of our wrists when I worked out in the crop fields all day. It cooled us down pretty good.
Firemen found that you soak your forearms in cold water . It chills the blood to cool the body. They have custom camp chairs with waterproof pockets filled with water
I think that Chris needs the 350 and Barney