Your dozer photos

[.RC.]

They would not be able to get out of the gully if they pushed into it and tried to reverse out plus it would not be cost effective.. It is less dangerous then you think, worse comes to worse and you get stuck, you already have the chain hitched up to get pulled out backwards

 

[Scrub Puller]

Yair . . .

As .RC. says the chain is your safety line and it is never unhooked.
It can stop you going end over when you are standing on the dash and the other bloke can mostly pull you back if you get stuck.

.RC. Some more footage with the boys in better going may be of interest to some folks . . . and thanks for that.

Cheers.

 

[Radrock]

Well I have filled in several gullies doing just that but I do agree with the part if you get stuck you have someone to pull you out. Never done it with a chain so I can't say that you are not correct. I think it is a great way on flatter ground for sure. That video also shows a Case 1150 with a D6. I would think that 1150 would be a wee bit small for that stuff. We have one of those as well as a couple of D-6's. Of course if that 1150 got stuck it would be easier to pull him out haha. Great video none the less. :thumbsup

 

[B Brown]

0[/ATTACH]my first dozer.im so excited.hope this picture works.

 

[fixou812]

Nice Dozer Brown! Nice winch nice paint Congratulations!

 

[B Brown]

Any info on this model would be greatly appreciated.I have a electric starter on order to replace the poney motor that is junk.But would like to know where the serial number is located.Was this a good model?Im going to use it to groom up my motocross track and improve the drainage around the track.It sure is a beast.

 

[D6c10K]

S/N should be a tag on the back of the bevel gear case located at the upper left hand corner (top left corner where the winch is mounted)
If the tag is missing the S/N should be stamped in the same spot (hidden by paint?)

 

[Turbo_Drive]

Bout time to bring her in for a bath

 

[B Brown]

Thanks.It was covered by paint like you said.Now we are getting somewhere.i have been looking in all the wrong places.now if the starter shows up soon i can get dirt moving.

 

[B Brown]

here is a couple more shots of my new toy.i know its old but it makes me feel like a kid again.

 

[D6c10K]

May be the way it's sitting but the tracks look plenty tight. Should have a little sag over top carrier roller.

More like some of the smaller machines on this previous page: https://www.heavyequipmentforums.com/showthread.php?39330-Your-dozer-photos

 

[nicky 68a]

Busy job

 

[B Brown]

Glad you noticed that.It doesn't matter how it sits.They are always tight.Better figure that out before i run her.Under carriage looks great.Not sure why its set so tight.

 

[597ud4]

I just like the old stuff

 

[Kater]

Wow and I thought my demo-dozer was HUGE. Not here! Just got mine last week. I'm learning!

 

[moriboy]

I just wrote the check for her today. Bought it to clean up my 85 acre ranch. Pretty clean machine, need pins and bushings on the blade attachment brackets. Has decent paint, but the wrong decals...

 

[moriboy]

Looks better right side up.

 

[texaschad25]

Must be a machine from "down under".

 

[moriboy]

I swear there isn't an edit button??

Must be a machine from "down under".

 

[chevota84]