mbvigil
Member
Hello all,
I got this dozer a few months ago and I am starting to do some projects with it now. It sat on a ranch collecting dust and weeds for four years so it needed a little work (and still does). We drained the fuel tank, changed filters and batteries and it fired up. At first the steering wasn't working, but after some advice I got it steering good now. The right side track adjuster seal is blown, so I'm just running it on flat ground until I get it fixed because the track is pretty loose. It pushes really hard and will move a lot of material, and I like the Hi / LO steering system. I changed the primary and secondary air cleaner but it still smokes quite a bit. Does anyone have experience with these dozers? Do they normally smoke quite a bit?
Here are some videos of the first projects we've started. The first is a pit to bury some trash, and the second is a stock tank we're building. The dirt is fairly hard and extremely dry (New Mexico) but this old beast moves it around pretty good.
[video]http://youtu.be/Om7CgNTI_PQ[/video]
[video]http://youtu.be/rjTty3XQb9Q[/video]
[video]http://youtu.be/4jfqIAXrYAI[/video]
I got this dozer a few months ago and I am starting to do some projects with it now. It sat on a ranch collecting dust and weeds for four years so it needed a little work (and still does). We drained the fuel tank, changed filters and batteries and it fired up. At first the steering wasn't working, but after some advice I got it steering good now. The right side track adjuster seal is blown, so I'm just running it on flat ground until I get it fixed because the track is pretty loose. It pushes really hard and will move a lot of material, and I like the Hi / LO steering system. I changed the primary and secondary air cleaner but it still smokes quite a bit. Does anyone have experience with these dozers? Do they normally smoke quite a bit?
Here are some videos of the first projects we've started. The first is a pit to bury some trash, and the second is a stock tank we're building. The dirt is fairly hard and extremely dry (New Mexico) but this old beast moves it around pretty good.
[video]http://youtu.be/Om7CgNTI_PQ[/video]
[video]http://youtu.be/rjTty3XQb9Q[/video]
[video]http://youtu.be/4jfqIAXrYAI[/video]