Neil, of course we want to see more of this project. I thought you did just fine running that dozer. I agree about the button vs the intuitive twisting. Wonder why that was changed.

Thank you for sharing, another great project 👍👍👍👍

Kids with there toys, you see your eyes with joy ,playing with your toys..

Absolutely...! more video(s) of this project... Thank you sir.

Neil, it was great to see more content. Thanks.

Neil, of course we want to see more of this project.

Happy Christmas to you, your family and to all my co follower's! Best wishes from Norway 🇧🇻 🇧🇻

"Hi" to Caleb, Greg, and the Dozer works crew...and thanks for giving our favorite KZfaq host a chance to play with some new toys here at nearly Christmas!

I don't know, im pretty sure there is a job for the 755 somewhere on that project 😂. Looking good!

It looked like every one was having fun. I enjoyed watching.

Heck yeah Hello everybody.

Building 60x96 well lets add another 24 feet to it lol Who among us hasnt dreamed of being able to do that, I've been telling my wife for years that We need to put a roof over the whole yard, Also Conner like most great Dozer operators sees the finished project before He drops the blade!!

Hi, and yes watching stuff being built is always interesting.

Awesome video

Sure, building projects are always interesting, no two jobs are ever the same. there`s always the unforeseen to make it interesting.

Great video Neil. Would love to see the progress on this build.

Covered parking and storage is always a good thing.

Great shop, thanks for sharing and greetings from Lisbon.

from the Netherlands thanks for the video Neil . nice new project to work on . i like to see more of it

Would love to see more of this project

Great job love to see men playing with big toys. Merry Christmas 🎄.have fun and we’ll see you on the next one. Lots of love ❤️ Russell 🇬🇧😘

Good job guys! Yes, more video'son this project.

Nice work guys. That would have taken a couple of years with the John Deere garden tractor. 🤣

Heck yeah Neil, love to see more of this build. Merry Christmas!

More content. You are doing a great job I really enjoyed your agronomy video. I want more of that.

Just discovered your channel, enjoy it very much. I live out in eastern Washington and I’m amazed how flat your area is. We have zero level ground out here

Looking good 👍👍need more videos

Hi all from Jolimont Perth Australia love watching show think great show regards james

!! Awesome Videography, Camera views & Story Telling !! THANKS for ask the extra work sharing your videos Neil - #DD&DIY

I would definitely like to see updates on the progress.

Yes , would like to see start to finish

I sure I am ready for more that is a big building

Great video as usual.

Hey to everyone from Defiance, OH

Great job keep up the good work thank you love your videos

Greg's going to need a bigger shop broom.

Good job Looking the next one

Alat berat excavator nya keren 👍 salam kenal dari saya orang Indonesia🙏

Great video as always!

I'm also surprised that you don't show any testing of the clay. I'm used to building clay/liner landfill sites and as an engineer working on site we would conduct shear testing of the clay/porosity of the clay in many different parts of the site.

I’ve been operating dozers for most my life, I’ve always been around heavy equipment, but dozers are for sure one of the hardest equipment to master.

Yes! I wanna see the project to finish! Great videos! I’ve watched all you’ve done! Sadly I see I will be all caught up until new ones come out. Thanks again! 👍😊

Yes. Who doesn't love a good pole barn build? Great video.

Hey Greg, good to see you, just a little storage shed? Ha!!

I would like to see it to the end. I live close so it keeps me interested on whats going on,

Does my heart to see a Ferguson SP75B compactor at work

Good afternoon Neil

Hi Caleb!!! Oh yeah… We gotta see more! Seat Time Matters… that ought to be on every equipment operators Tee-shirt. I enjoy watching pros operating equipment. They make it seem so effortless. It lulls you into thinking, “I can do that!” But, once your butt hits the seat it takes only a few moments for reality to take over. Running similar equipment helps to sharpen the learning curve. Butt, until you’ve warmed that seat to the point it wears your cheek prints when you get off, it is still going up! I owned a baby Kubota backhoe for 15 years. I used it enough that I was comfortable with the controls. I knew where it’s capabilities and limitations were. I was able to accomplish things with it that I couldn’t have done when I first got it. Then I decided to trade it in for the newer version… same machine, same engine, same hydraulics, same loader & backhoe… except, the loader and backhoe come with quick attachments. That was three years ago. The loader isn’t such a big deal and I like having Skid Steer Quick Attach… however, the extra weight, increased length and slop does reduce my weight capacity and change response at the controls. But, the backhoe is really hard to get used to. The quick attachment has slop in it. Where the previous one was held in place with pins that I had to grease and tap in place; this new one has clamps that engage on studs in the frame. I put out a video this week where I was installing a propane line. In it there are a couple of scenes where you can see the whole backhoe bounce up and down as it encounters roots and rocks. It looks like I am jerking the controls. However, it is the slop in the attachment that allows it to bounce. I was embarrassed at how amateurish the video looked… but, I left the clips in anyway. Perhaps as I endeavor to get permanent butt cheeks embedded into the seat, those herky/jerky motions will go away. But, like you said, getting on a different piece of equipment requires more than just a translation of skills… it requires experience! Perhaps… I should have made a deal where they traded out this nice new ergonomically designed seat with my old worn out cheeky seat? Because, I really felt comfortable running the previous hoe when my butt was planted in it. Do you think? Neil, you did a masterful job of condensing this project into a story… once again! Thanks

Hi Caleb, Greg ,and the rest of the Dozerworks crew. Enjoyed video watching professional at work. I'm still trying to figure out my loader bucket on my 1023E JD. Can't wait for more videos on this build. God Bless keep them coming.

Man, that's the good kind of clay to race on. Greetings to Greg, Caleb, and Dozerwerks all the way from PA. Hope this project goes easier than your brother's pole barn.

What a great opportunity to be able to help out and "play" with some BIG toys. Also great opportunity for very interesting content. Thanks for taking us along and doing a great video as always. Looking forward to seeing the progress!

looks fun guys

I’m sooo jealous! Thanks for sharing, Neil! I’ve been telling my wife how handy a dozer would be on our farm... she’s not convinced yet!

Whatever you present, you are great at making it very interesting!!! Thanks!

Best one yet! I've been anxiously waiting for this video! Well done

Good to see you made it back with all your fingers and toes Neil! Watched your video and had a tear in my eye. Dirt Perfect would be very proud of you buddy!

🖐 Hi Caleb. Stay out of the mud or they will keep you outside. HA Nice "rookie" moves today, Neil. More, please.

Another post frame building! Awesome! Look forward to more footage of this! Stay warm!

Good job Neil 👍. Dozers always been my favorite machine to run. I find it to be very therapeutic .Best summer I’ve had Few years back was spent in an old D8.

Definitely want to see more of the barn as it goes up not showing the rest would be worse than a cliff hanger at the end of your favorite tv show

"Hi" Caleb, Greg and the rest of the Dozerwerks crew!! And of course we would like to see more of this project as it progresses (hopefully less mice are involved, LOL!!). Looks like both of you did really well on the dozer, from the videos I've watched with newer operators (to dozers), they normally show just how hard it is to really run a dozer well, it looks simple from the outside but you really have to actively control the blade, if you are reacting at all, you will be too late and create a bumpy mess (or at-least that is what I have seen. Never run one myself). Seems like it would be really handy to have a digital readout that showed the blade position relative to the plane of the tracks, 1"higher, 2" lower, 0" on the left and 2" lower on the right..... (that sort of thing). Sure that would be something that real operators wouldn't need and would laugh at but it makes sense to me.... Great video Neil, have a good one!!

I love your channel, especially seeing your family in your videos. this video is pretty slow though, and felt like there was a lot of excess footage that didn’t do much to tell the story. Just one guy’s opinion has some constructive criticism. Your videos are fun to watch, keep up the great work!

Nice Video Neil, you guys did a great job. Looking forward to seeing the building start to finish. I appreciate Greg's need for having a site "clean and orderly"....everything should be that way!

Definitely want to see more of this project 👍🏻, great camera angles as usual Neil 👍🏻, thanks for sharing and Merry Christmas to you and your entire family 🎅🏻🎄🙋🏼‍♂️🙂👍🏻

Hi Caleb, are you the supervisor? Nice and organized job. I agree in keeping a clean, neat job-site.

Hi Caleb and the whole Dozerworks crew! Neil, I was wondering why you engaged the air axles. I'm not familiar with them and don't know why or when you would need them. Thanks for the videos. Merry Christmas to you and your family!🧑‍🚒🎅

Running a bulldozer looks easy in the hands of expert and truly frustrated a rookie. Not which is harder a dozer or a road grader. I have tried both and was never really good on either. Great video look forward to updates.

Another great video, Neil. Merry Christmas to you and your family. We still need to get the KZfaq heavy hitters to promote you so you get to the level where you get that free stuff. Two comments: I’m jealous of that Midwest top soil as we live with sand and clay around the Chesapeake Bay AND nobody I subscribe to has shown the benefits of a sheep’s foot roller, it would have been nice to see more of that.

This video was fun to watch! You do great at putting these together to keep them interesting. Running a Dozer and being good at it is a true skill! My Great Uncle which was my neighbor growing up had a 350C John Deere with a 6 way blade and winch. It was a great little machine for logging here in the mountains. Looking forward to more on the building project! Take care!

Looks like fun Neil! I’ve ran a lot of different equipment. I think a road grader was the trickiest to get the hang of.

Yes interested!

Looks like a fun project to do with your friend and nice equipment! Good luck with “no mud” it’s getting hard to find a dry spot around here!

I’d love to see more of this project

Cool progect!

Hey Neil! Looks like a great project. Wow it didn’t take Greg long to convince Kim that the building needed to be bigger 😁 it usually takes until the building is full to say I should have gone bigger 🥴. As always great video!! One word of warning when running bigger newer equipment. …. Once you do you begin to think “ wouldn’t it be nice if I could replace ???? With that, I would be so much more efficient “ Lol 😉. I can’t believe I haven’t heard anything about this project from your coworker😳. Take care my friend! Missed you last week !! Oh and yes definitely would love to come along for the entirety of this project.

Hello to Caleb. Would enjoy to see how this turns out, but honestly, ill watch anything you post. You sure are right about a good operator. They make it look so easy don't they? Way its going, might be able to seed after that building is done lol. Mid 50's for Christmas. Speaking of, Merry Christmas to you and your family and have a great New Year!

Hi Neil another great video love seeing this types of things as I work around and on my own time am around equipment I never ran a dozer but would love to watching Caleb makes it look way easier than it is even ur skills but neways merry Christmas to u and ur entire Koch family from the Pittman’s god bless

Good video and look forward to seeing the build progress! I would love to build a pole barn if I had the room to do it. Maybe I should move to the midwest

good job ... oldtony

😂🤣😁 dragging stuff behind farm equipment is a lot different than running a dozer

sure would love a dozer...but on 3 acres might be alittle over kill..:)

Yes all of it

Very interested

Looks like the left side track on that dozer isn't holding tension.

Show us all the building process

I'm surprised that you do not use geo grid for the stone nor geotextile for the fines!

It’s easy to use it

Captain Kleeman sent me.

That looked like a couple of fun days. It's cool to get to operate machines you normally don't get to play with. Hopefully you can show more of the building process. Thanks for sharing Neil. Be safe.

so your both neat freaks, which is great.super nice job.whats going back in the pit where you got the clay or is the pond going to be made bigger.please show the build on this.and have a Merry Christmas

Yes of course

Cat is the same way on the blade control

dude you say dozer is hard to run try running a ponsse forestry harvester that has like way harder controls and stuff you need to understand so thats a easy one