Thanks to IMPCO for letting Dirt Perfect show how you do your job. I enjoy seeing how things like this are done.

That appears to be a Simple operation.... until you look under the hood. Those guys have it worked out to operate like a well oiled machine. It’s pure pleasure to see competent people teamwork to perfection while getting along like links in a chain! Thanx Truck & Track for showcasing your operation. You have a new fan!!!

Boss getting in there and showing how it's done. That's a good bossman lead by example.

Its nice to see somebody having a good time Its absolutely tiring hearing all the negativity this year and I needed to laugh today!

Heck, that was a perfect job for Aaron.. he wouldn’t even have to bend over to hold the pry bar!

One of the other channels I watch is a heavy equipment mechanic out of the Oregon/Northern California area and he did this job out in the field once. I bet he'd love to have a portable version of this table to put in the back of his truck rather than doing by hisself in the field.

Tell them thank you for letting you come in and film it very interesting and informative. I like these kind of videos and again tell them thank you from a fan

Another day learning something new. Thanks too both parties. Enjoyed.

Thank you, Truck and Track, and DP. This film excelled itsself, together with T&T and DP. What a wonderful company. Pity its in the US.

That was really cool of them to let you film how they do that. It looks like a job that the right tools make all the difference in how long or how hard it is to get done.

Think I smiled all the way through that video. Thank you for sharing.

Great video! Amazing work, it’s nice to see people having fun and getting work done. It’s great to see how machines are put together. Thanks for sharing! Kevin

Great video. Companies like that i have great respect for, when they don't look at the size of the company they are doing work for. It takes small and large companies to make the world go around. Thanks for sharing this, stay safe out there

I have a twisted mind or something cause as I learn how stuff works and I do see the men working... most there have been there for years.... I think I need to see more. Why, because like flipping burgers at jack in the box or where ever.... I can see that the guy who does nothing but put nuts on the track or sorts the bolts for each customer would as a rule burn out. Yet people are happy and joking so there is no reason to believe that there is other things they get to do. I was a kid working for my dad in the fifties and it was a labor intensive job changing the rails out and reusing the pads off of a cletrac dozer and they were just as tight on those bolts then. I ran the torch to cut all the bolts off of the rails cause we reused the pads as well as replace a few broken ones. You get a whole new appreciation of hard work and then watching the bolts come loose after being tightened with large tools and cheater pipes. The man who owned the shop with a press and just changed pins and bushings was as big as the metal he worked on. I remember him well.... Ezzy Bular was one heck of a nice person. The community built around him and he warned them.... I work late and most times all night and make a lot of noise, if that is not your liking then don't move in around me cause this is who I am and where I stay. His wife was a large woman as well and helped deliver my first at home cause of doctors never getting it right back then. My first was in 66 and when I went into the service in 67, she said to me... your lady will be looked after so just come home!

Wow! Very fast work they do! This place knows how to get the job done! Thanks for sharing this with us we all learn something new by your videos!

Nice People. put a big fat smile on me face, TY. love from Denmark.

@6:07 "They don't do that anymore. Moved it all to Mexico" and thats why i like using small shops like these and aftermarket components. Support local businesses and the aftermarket is just as good as OEM cause there all made in the same places now.

Very enjoyable content. Nice to see how it all works 👍

Always has to be a slacker, but man it takes a lot of balls to be so blatantly proud of it LOL

THAT was great! Thanks guys. Big ole thumbs up!

Great video! those guys at Tuck or Track are top notch!

That's is one hell of a video. Love how fun it was for u all. I'm glad u did get a video. Great job.

What an awesome video, I've never seen that done before. Really good that they explained the process and got in there and got their hands dirty, well most did. Hello from Perth Western Australia 👍😀

The guy using the bar could use a nice office chair with wheels to save the back , office job. Great information very informative . Thanks for the great videos stay safe.

Impco does amazing work. The BEST service around!!! We were in a bind once and they picked up put new rails on our john deere dozer and got them back to us within the day.

Really interesting! After a while I was saying to myself "Shhh..... let the guy do his job!" lol

put on many undercarrige but never that fast they make it easy excellent video

Howdy Mr. Dirt, Amazing how they do that!! Incredible to watch! Thumbs up! Stay safe. Jim

that was one of the best ones you have done in a long time

Pretty cool! Thanks for a learning moment!

That was very interesting...learn something new everyday 👍🛠

Excellent video...! Awesome insight into this company... Thank you sir.

Think you were right to head out on this interesting and informative excursion Mike and Aaron, can see why you stayed to get both sets done, a great group of blokes to work with !! Along with most comments here, I have not seen this process ever, never gave it a thought it would be needed...... but you put me on the right track Mike 🤭🤭🤭

Todd thank-you for all your hard work!

Super video, such good people to work with.

Very cool! Love seeing the support operations of any industry!

Great video Mike as always. I enjoy your video.

Best kind of business,family and friends.. Outstanding video.Thanks

Interesting video, something I've never seen . Thanks to you & TnT.

great bunch of guys👍👍👍

Great video Mike! Really interesting to see the process and thanks for posting an educational and comedial video too watch on a rain day! Be well fellas!!

Best video so far. Very cool. Im pretty sure thats where the first track chain sprocket set i ever changed came from.

I’d call Todd a blister, shows up after all the works done. Hehe

That was a lot of fun. Learned an awful lot in the short amount of time. Thanks for the video and thanks IMPCO for allowing the video👍👍‼️

Slick way to put pads on or off, that's a wicked set up I've done it out in the yard and it was a long process.

Those are a bunch of guys I'd like to work with. Thanks for posting.

Absolutely awesome video. Beyond entertaining, and I learned something 👍👍👍

Very interesting process. Thanks for sharing.

wow that was great to watch.learned a hole bunch.those guys were great .loved it

Thanks for the great video mike. I enjoyed it immensely. I don’t always comment but always watch your videos. Rays of Oregon

Thank You for the trip Great Vid

I was looking forward to this video which you were not sure you would be able to make. I really enjoyed the video!!! I grew up on a farm with a tiling machine and bulldozers. My dad did a lot of track work.

Great video, excellent crew helping out here!!

Another great entertaining video, full of information on how the jobs done, also showing Aaron how to do the next set of tracks in house.........

very educational vid - thanks -

Thanks for planting the seed for my future needs if needed.

Very nice video and I never noticed how short MAN BEHIND THE SCENES really is rock and roll 🎸

Great video mike ,loved it. Quite the business, They should be proud of the work they do ! Looks like a great place to work.

that was fun. very labor intensive so very cool to see their system that makes it efficient.

Looks like the guy running the bar needs a creaper seat, with padding on it.👍😁

Hey dp when you say going to truck&track i thought it would be like going to a big dealer but those guys was down to earth just like you and me THAT WHAT I LOVE ABOUT PEOPLE LIKE THAT. THAT WHY BEEN GOING BACK ALL THE YEARS. LOVE THE VIDEO AND A BIG THANKS TO YOU AND TRUCK AND TRACK. THANKS AGAIN DP

New rails, pins, bolts, and nuts on 12,000+ hour pads. 😮 Those pads do look good for the amount of hours on them. Soft surfaces benefit the life of those pads! They got quite the set up to knock out those rails and all. Curious to see if they have a mobile service and how well it works.

Hi Mike, thanks for sharing this I found this really interesting 🤔 Great to see how things are done! Great operation very nice of them to let you show how the get it done ! ( Even will you're help.LOL ) Really cool video!!👍💪🇨🇦 Craig

Fascinating never seen that before.

Now I KNOW Todd's my kind of guy...Diet DP!!!! What a great process....Mike- I'm wondering when you're going to have one of those track replacement machines...I bet it's a lot cheaper than what one could imagine your purchases of sledge hammers!!

That was a great video! Thanks for the entertainment, and for the link to Truck or Track.

I love this, this is how work-life should be like! 😁

That was cool excellent video keep em coming

Cool fun video. They seem like a great group. It's not work if you have fun.

Awesome video. That impact gun they're using is a beast broke the bolt like it was nothing. They really have a good set up though and seem like a good group of guys. It's hard to find that now days in small company's.

I'm in rock country so one more step we do before getting out gun is to go over the bolts and check for gouged bolt heads. It sucks when you get into a good rhythm and get hung up because the socket won't go on it the bolt won't come out.

Love the video. Made me smile.

Love the info Mike!

Thank you for sharing the Sam Lee tracks, keep up the good videos😊😊

Amazing company and crew. Definitely going to look into truckortrack. Great video

Thanks for the informative video

Great to see America working!!! Enjoyed the experience!!!!

We need more companies like that one in this great country of ours. Thanks for sharing

Great video it was a learning experience

Cool video... Thanks for sharing

Lol looks easier then using an 1” impact and a bar to tighten them on a shop welding table, i have done that before. 🤔 . Looks very cool and amazing to see this video 👍🏻

They have it down to a science. Aaron was quiet was he sick ? LOL

Todd i want to see you do a full set of tracks. Running the bar on both. Lifting and sticking pads. Pressure washing the tracks off. Lol God bless

Great video. Very informative.

Another great video 👍 I liked the old school shop

Awesome video, Todd is a good person it's and it's very funny Reminds me of Aaron

I was looking forward to this one!!

I'd sooner work in the shop than in an office ... .. interesting watching how to rebuild a track ...thanks

Nice operation at Truck or Track. It seems like You have the correct philosophy. Forget about rotating bushings. It makes a lot more dollars and especially sense to get maximum usage out of rails and replace with new after market assembled rails and reuse pads with new bolts an nuts.

very interesting,, great company and video..

I work at a John Deere dealer in Maine been there 20 years !! That table made that pad swap the easiest I've ever seen!! Great video!!

Educational and fun. I laughed more then a few times.

That was a very cool video.

Great video and Aaron looks like he found a new comedy partner in Todd......

Awesome, very interesting!

Awesome Video!!

Awesome video!!!!

Very interesting video 👍

Thanks for this video. I’m planning on replacing my chain this coming week. Kotmotsu D-39 with 3600 Hrs and never touched any of the under carriage

Cool way to change them. I have had 1 inch impacts that wouldn't budge them and end up burning them off.