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Recent content by Dirt Slinger

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    a few of our machines

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    Smallest push cat?

    we only use the 6 in tight situations where you don't have room to hook up
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    deere 764

    I can imagine that the 764 is great for grading pads and curb, which is it's purpose,but i would rather have just a conventional dozer it just seems more versitile. I got it on a slope for a little while ,about 2.5:1 and it does ok just the back end wants to slide alot. The decelerator and brake...
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    Smallest push cat?

    We push our 627's with a D6R it works but would love to have an 8, of course in big straight cuts we just hook the pans together nothing better
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    deere 764

    got this 764 as a demo and the boss wanted us to try it out. I really don't like it cause it seems so awkward. Has anyone else operated one and what do you think?
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    picture of lowboy i drive moving our 815

    thanx, and lol to the smart comment
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    picture of lowboy i drive moving our 815

    yeah it really is thats why i had asked what everyone else puts down on the deck and they said conveyor belts. I have been using old deck boards but i didn't like the fact that it added height
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    picture of lowboy i drive moving our 815

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    moving an 815

    The machine had a couple of cleats that stuck up alittle then the others so i finally talked the boss in to fixing it but even after that it still does damage. I didn't want to put anything under it because of height. The boss man told me to shove some old tires under it.
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    moving an 815

    yeah i will have to find some cause replacing boards is no fun at all
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    ''steep slopes on dozers''

    i have never seen that on a dozer either great idea though
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    moving an 815

    What is the best solution for keeping an 815 from tearing a lowboy deck to pieces? :Banghead
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    Hit a rock with this!!!

    yea u would b eatn glass if u didn't have ur seat belt on:eek:
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    The Ultimate Medium Dozer?

    I think it would be neat to have some sort of slope gauge on a dozer. It would be cool to run a dozer on a slope and tell exactly if its 3:1 or so on.
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    Ooops!!!

    Yeah thats a scary situation!!! That's a good example of why u should take ur time and think things through hope no one was hurt!!
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