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[thank, you for youre video.👍 i, just bought a 2002, 939c cat track loader bull dozer with a 4&1 bucket for $40k just had new batterys and new tracks new rollers new sprockets and new chains all installed]

I thought this series of massey that are made in Brazilian were only for te south America market

I am doing a fabrication project for my school. And I was thinking about doing a birdhouse.

I could have sworn you were walking around in the Rural King in my town! 🤣

Thanks Sir I just bought one

Great video. No offense but I think you adjusted it the wrong way. If you set it to the left, (as if loosening the handle) as you would for a lighter operator, it gives less impact absorption., Crank that bad boy to the right (as if tightening the handle) and it gets firmer but absorbs more impact for a bigger operator such as yourself. Setting it too light results in the suspension constantly bottoming out which is painful. I realize this is a 4 year old video but people still come here to view it so the comment is relevant. Just sayin.

K's finished production very early 70''s L's were in production 72 maybe earlier

Aloha , Thanks for doing this video . I am looking at a 955L . It has a 4/1 bucket and ripper. I hope it pans out .

Hi mate looking for info on a caterpillar 955c year model 1955

THANKYOU ... high quality information... thankyou again .. !!!! ABSOLUTELY ...A little bit of ELBOW GREASE .. goes a long ways ....

Cut the music

This is great, thank you so much.

What thickness steel is that bottom?

Thats exactly what I have been looking for,,great find,,

Thank you for this. Did the same thing to my Branson FEL bucket. I'll have Jeramy Reber from @jeramyreberpuredirt7873 straighten it out with his excavator next time he's out to do some land clearing and grading. Should be enough power/weight.

These saws suck

Soil, not dirt..😊..niice planter!

Go Ron!

Good work... I worry about our family farm for the same reason.. none of the kids want anything to do with it or the work. :/

Can I get rich doing this?

Excellent video. This can be used on the underside of vehicles in areas that use salt in the winter or in coastal regions once the vehicle begins to rust. The phosphoric acid converts the red iron oxide into black ferric phosphate and stops the rusting process in it's tracks. After using the Exrust solution and it is dry, use a vehicle undercoating and you won't have to worry further. Just ensure you do this yourself as I have seen dealerships do the worst job of undercoating vehicles. Literally, just holding a spray can in each hand and walking down the middle of the vehicle while spraying. No care to do a proper job. Also, I love your soundtrack!

Thank you sir. Just bought a piece of property that came with one of these. Haven't had time to touch it yet but looking forward to getting it up and running. This is all good information that I'll be putting to use.

Great stores

Need Linton tactical pants

One of the best/handiest/toughest small tractors ever made. Very lucky find 👍🏻

Nice looking shop!

Love it. Thanks for sharing

Hello, where is the serial number located on the 955K?

Okay thank you and that great knob on the right side by the gauges is that for lights

Nice loader! Love the older iron.

GREAT PRICELESS ADVICE from a man of many talents ~~ I was considering buying a 955K to dig an additional pond for my brother's birthday ~ I had a construction company including several pieces of heavy equipment back in the 1970s until the construction came to a screeching haul ~ lol ~ Now in the legal and hotel/casino business but still have the smells and hand's on working in my blood ~ Viewed many of your videos and surely you are a man of many talents ~ Thanks Again for your time & sharing - Jimbo / SC

I'd like to see a video of all the controls and how to operate it I was too young to understand but I hope to one day get it back

My grandfather had one of these I always wondered what that black tube looking thing in the middle of the dashes there's nothing on the Dash that says what it is

Nice work pal !!!

This makes no sense. Potash and Potassium are the same thing. Potash IS you potassium source. Are you confusing "potash" with Phosphorus??? They at end you say "xx lbs of phosphorus or potassium". These are two different nutrients.

Ouch.

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Nice video. I like how you turned then inside out for better contact with the timber.

No small job that, mate............Nice work 👍

what nozzle is that?

Excellent video

What kind of oil should I use for the bevel gear?

thank you brother so much it is really nice to see a guy your age Sherry your knowledge and experience younger people God bless you appreciate all your shows keep it up my friend

Thanks for the video!! Great job on the garden bed. I just built one almost just like it, myself. However, they said they'd have to order in corner pieces (yours was a ridge cap, you said). I'm not sure if that's what they said they had to order in at the building supply store, but I circumvented that issue by making my own corner pieces by cutting out smaller pieces of sheet metal roofing and bending them. They didn't hold a perfect 90 degree bend, but good enough. I had the metal someone gave me for free, had some old 2x4's Iand 1x6's bought fifteen years ago, had some used decking screws, so the only thing I had to buy was a steel cutting blade for my circular saw. I got a good one and it was $35. It worked fine. I was pleasantly surprised at how strong metal roofing is when it's vertical. The ridges provide a lot of strength. I filled mine with wood first, some small logs and then larger branches, then wood chips and leaves, then I will fill with my 'cream of the crop' compost I've been making up for a couple years. Black gold! I made my bed 3 ft. wide which feels about right. It's a great alternative to wood; I used to replace wooden boards every three to five years or so, such a pain and waste of time. And, as they rot they bend and the corners let in weeds which are almost impossible to get out completely. Yessiree, old sheet metal roofing is the way to go!

Just use the fencing pliers to bend the t post clips. No screw driver. No hammering. 10 times faster

Very helpful video. Thank you

New Subscriber, In Australia we call them Drotts but this is the first really well-done explanation of all the stuff that usually gets forgotten, and it's so nice to see the experience that helps people out because a lot of this equipment still has productive lives in the right hands but there are a lot of people selling machines that really have serious issues and costly rebuilds needed. So thanks for taking the time to make this and I look forward to seeing more of your videos. Cheers From Garry from Australia

Next time drive your truck out from underneath, that way your not moving equipment over the rear quarter panel of your truck. And reverse to load .

Im bouta work there next week

Nice building and thanks for sharing your idea I need to do this as well.