Mikey... saw your answer below. You said those tracks weighed 2.5-3 tons combined. I guessed 1-1.5 tons. No wonder you guys were nurturing hernias when rolling them up!

Looking forward to more on the 120 repair. I did not realize this was going to be a novel. I "Restore" tractors and understand why so many videos are required to give a good in depth explanation. I had learned a few new tricks.

Mike, you have some special friends like Captain, Aaron and Jason!

You should do a go fund me for Aaron... this way he can have a motorized step stool for candid shots together.. lol

It was nice of you to share your thought process. Most of the time it seems KZfaqrs choose the hard way just to drive up the viewer engagement.🤣

I see that y'all have a friend in each other to work together is a blessing. I had my father & he's gone! I think y'all are doing damn good!!! Martin in South Ga

Howdy Mr. Dirt, You were soooo smart to install that overhead crane!! I'll watch video #19 later today! Thumbs up! Jim

Great video. I can't wait to see the tracks being repaired. Have a great day.

Nice vid Mike. Very informative and shows you use what ya got to get the job done !!! Love your vids keep em coming.

👍 Thanks for the vid Mike

Love the maintenance videos!

I think you did a great job with the tracks and it is your way and don't worry about what others say.

I think the whole process went pretty dang smooth. Full-watch. Have a fine week. 👍🏽🙂.

I was very impressed with the power of your crane to pull the tracks. Not the winch part of the crane but the drive on it. Great video.

Nicely done Mike and Aaron, waiting for part 2. Catch you guy's on the next one.

Cool to see..I’ve never worked on an undercarriage.Or looked into cost of parts.Thanks for posting truck and tractor.I guess if your in the market for used equipment knowing the cost to maintain and upkeep is good to know.Having a good shop with a crane looks pretty handy too

love watching your videos you take time to explain on how things work and also how you fix machinery

Does the man behind the scene work elsewhere in his trade as a welder? His welding and fabrication is impeccable.

'You need to use gold plated John Deere jack stands, you need to replace it all or you are a hack, you should spend your money in ways that I think are right!' :D Just trying to be a typical KZfaq commenter. Honestly nice job, its a real life example of keeping a rained out day productive with what is available and to me that is the sign of a pro.

HELL I THINK YOU GUYS DID A HELL OF A GOOD JOB, NOTHING ABOUT HARD WORK IS WRONG. HARD WORK IS ALWAYS RIGHT.