Chris can you show that giant pond you built not to long ago, when you get a chance, please

Hey Chris, You might seriously consider getting yourself a bee-keeping hat with a net. If you hit a hive or a ground nest - you won't bee able to run fast enough! Always happy to see the old iron working! Thumbs up! stay safe. Jim

Anyone notice the dozer struggled at first but when them shades went on it gained bout 50 more horses and punched thru? 😎😂 Love the videos👍

I'm looking forward to seeing whatever gets done with Geoff's favorite briar patch.

Man, it had to feel good destroying those briars and underbrush after all the bushwhacking you've done (especially on the North side). You make such straight lines with your equipment when I have a problem walking a straight line on cleared land!🤣Thanks for sharing this, Chris. Love watching you work.

Nothing like old iron . No def no fancy electronics. Just power

One mile from Geoff, he's a lucky guy, would love to have chris as a neighbour.

Man!-- that D-6 really starts and sounds nice!

great dozer runs like a dream, prefect time of year for the d6. this has to be like fun after all that crushing

The Kitty🐱is off to the 90 acres.

There is just something relaxing when listening that D6 work. New machines are missing a lot of characteristics with the silent engines.

Simply amazing

If I can suggest try the ripper on the excavator to rip the trees out, then the 6 to move everything The 6 was fun, still needs an extension on the exhaust get the noise above the canopy, your ears will appreciate it. Thank you Sir for the video

Great job great video thanks Chris and Robert and Donny

Have a great weekend Chris,take care and God Bless!!!❤😊

That's still amazes me how powerful that D6 is. It sat for months and you pick it up and start putting it through it's passes immediately. Goes to show what property maintaining your equipment and actually knowing what you are buying when you look at auctions. You can see how bad it is when you hit a stump even though the camera.

Beautiful Country...

Love me some D6 action.

I ENJOYED WATCHING THE VIDEO CHRIS 😊

I was Wondering how long it was going to take to find the first balloon.

Hi, remember those yellow jackets the other day? Good luck on that dozer

Chris on another Bealy Good clearing job is always entertaining to watch. Geoff and that huge pond and concrete crushing customers are a check you just keep adding zeros to. Both keep us with plenty of episodes to enjoy watching.

THANKS!

The ole 6 Kitty is my favorite machine of all the ones you have, it starts every time, runs well, sounds oh so sweet. Glad to be in on the start of the 90 acres. Thanks for the update.

I love the point of view cam. I'm trying to do more of that on my channel! Great job.

Job well done 👍🏻

looking forward to all the summer jobs. I hope to see a good muck job!

Love the video Chris on clearing job .you need power .

Love that d6 rolling coal when she’s working 👍

Awesome the sound of that D6!!! There's nothing like a Caterpillar.

Try opening the clam on that 943 drop it over forward and backup undercutting all the sticks that are left kind of like a sod cutting machine works. Always worked good for me and saved a lot of time. Usually have to bump it closed just a skosh to get it running parallel with the surface. Just don't go forward with it open or you will bust a hose if it hangs up.

Nice video Chris, love how the D6 starts right up.

Nicely done so far looking like another great place for the Bealy Good housing development project and you still make it look easy 👍😎🇺🇸 NY

Glad to see the D6 i was not long ago where it was

A fun old machine, loved them.

That track loader sounds excellent, very responsive for its age.

Love the dozer action. Need more like that. Keep on trucking, buddy.

That D6 is so cool, it always just starts right up.

Nice to see old iron back in play, spring is here. :) Sounds like the 953 was complaining a bit, I wonder if it is jealous of big iron. :) Oops out of order, been a while. :) Thank you and have a great day.

That small crap is no joke to try and sort through! I had to take a 953 through a cut over that was about 2 years old and it was a living nightmare with all the top soil that got in it!

“We have found a ballon!” I also liked the video on the D6 at the end. Very realistic of the movement on the machine even though it was just the camera swinging.

The Kitty Cat is a beast.

Good job

I ❤️ the D-6!

Looked like a good job for the mulcher on the skidsteer.

Great videos and like that old iron. You keep your equipment in good condition with regular maintenance and cleaning. That speaks bundles for your commitment to quality which in turn shows in your work. I would like to suggest that you name projects and then sequence the videos with number/letter designation. This would sure help old guys like me to follow a project. Returns to visit past projects to see results would be great also. There was one huge pond with a barn near it comes to my mind but then they all seem to have a barn.

🇺🇲🇵🇷🇲🇽😎 🤔 Love all your videos, but since you got D-6 I still say put an extra foot of pipe all night exhaust stack!!😊

The funniest thing I've seen all day!

Great to see wilma out of hibernation as I've missed that sweet kitty kat sound .😊

Great video! Put an extension on the muffler on the D6🙂

It’s good to see you doing a clearing job with the dozer for a change and it’s especially great that your doing the clearing with the old classic fat cat dozers will seven ever get to clear

The to provide from the two Old, but full Power to about Dozer make distinct what for Hard Work is Programm. To this Dozer the Volvo Excavator! A more as big Clearing Project, a great Adventure on the 90 Acre site from Mr. Bealy. Thanks for the Video with Drohne Picture. 💪👌👍

That looks like it is working well at clearing that small stuff

Time to let the big dog eat!! Always good to see the dozer on the job!!

Thanks

The D6 needs a piece of exhaust pipe about 18” long from muffler upwards with flapper on top. That way you won’t have to have the exhaust almost in your face

Great video as always ,that appears to be a nice looking homesite.machines are always impressive as to what the project will be looking like,hopefully not to many brambles on this lot. I think you had enough on the first lot clearing projects.continue on doing what you do best.great job 😎😎😎👍👍👍

Awesome video.

Chris, don't you ever quit? You make everything look so nice in a short time. Pace yourself and stay healthy. God Bless.

seeing Chris in the D6 cab from a small distance REALLY puts the size of that beast in perspective!

Them balloons are everywhere.

Need to get a root rake for the D7 and go to town with it

About time to see the D6

🔥🔥🔥 SEEMS THE OLD DINOSAURS ARE becoming more desirable than the newer stuff

Hope Donnie gives you the frequent flyer discount,you keep him busy!

Good Sunday morning everyone I hope you all enjoy your Sunday ❤❤❤❤❤😂😂😂😂😂😂

Gonna be a nice fire.🔥

I've let the air clear a bit before this comment. You seemed to have a rough time with recent posted events especially airing comments you've received. Just thought I'd remind you there's a whole mess of retirees just like myself who live & work vicariously through your actions because we no longer can. If folks get a bit uppity during difficult or taxing jobs, I'd say take it in stride. Folks get a bit protective of you & especially your fabulous selection of gear, things tend toward tension especially toward your newer/bigger 330. When you displayed the wear on your excavator teeth, it certainly rang a few alarm bells in my head. I'm betting you regretted picking the D-6 over the D-7 right about now after yesterdays difficulty clearing stumps. You've done an outstanding job clearing as of late, that much is very apparent. On the side, C&C has a D-7 like the one they sold you with the side plates for the engine compartment. I believe they can duplicate what you're missing on yours or so they mentioned. Thanx

You just gotta love that D-6 Just works like it's not even pushing anything!! It also has to be the sweetiest starting Cat on the planet! What's next Chris D-7 or D-8??? Thanks for taking us along!!!

that 953 sure looks like a 963. either way---track loaders are monsters.

Whooooohoooo a party balloon yep it is officially a project now bro and looking good so far too. Safe travels. Ken.

Now I know what it's like to br a bobble head figure. The part where the camera was bouncing reminded me of being in a Coast Guard Sikorski HH52a Seaguard amphibious helo in a brief afternoon gale flying south on Biscayne Bay training flight I flew copilot on in '79. Got a little choppy but was fun for me.

What is your favourite bit of kit to run that you own

I think it goes fastest when you use the 220 then use the dozer to move the piles.

And ya still haven’t shown the 6 any love- she still needs a stack extension-take care

Looking forward to more burn pile videos They are epic

That’s some beautiful land. Flat and easy compared to most of the United States. Consider yourself lucky. Easy on the iron for the hours you put in.

Something I've always thought,the D6 seems as though all the power is going out the exhaust and not turning into power at the tracks ! Almost like it's low geared ,and are those stumps that are stopping her in her tracks ? A root rake on the loader would give a wider clearance and be more effective due to you lifting up and pushing ! Nice to see the machines getting a run in big paddocks

That D6 is a Gem.....Great Vid 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

That D-6 purred like the Cat it is.

D6 started right up for sitting for a few months

Another great video Chris,Think track loader just didn’t have the power think 360 was best for clearing that brush out IMO ,Keep the great videos coming ,Drew

That video went quick it seemed, seems like there wouldn't be as much dirt if using the excavator, but dozer is quicker, you give some to take some , thanks for sharing Chris

than y

A big ass ship chain between the d6 and d7

Gostei muito do vídeo

root rake for D7 incomming, the way you ret rattled on the D6 the D7 should get a rake with stump splitter - D6 might not be operator friendly if you take it through a logging cutover

It sure cold started real easy. Yes Robert, there is a camera there. Back on the Geoff land development site. Wilma dozer needs a front window to keep the branches out of your face. We needed to see the video of you using the long handle battery wrench. You should have brought Wilma or Francine there before you & Geoff went plowing briars with the side by side. Just imagine how tough the old pioneer farmers were with a plow and a mule in that.

hope you get some rest Chris, you are sounding a bit tired.. nice video 🚜

the kitty cat be purring. even after sitting for so long it just fires up perfectly. really was a great auction buy

The last part gave the video extra flavor..

All the "TOYS" must earn their keep. 🙂

Never seen a feller more happy over finding a balloon! Lol

Feel like a mulcher on a tractor/skidsteer or the 330 would have been a quicker cleaner job? Big stick rake on 330

Maybe a burn pit instead of a pile, because I'm thinking there may be a fair amount of small roots and junk that'll get bladed up. Only unknown though is where such a pit would go on the property where it wouldn't be in the way of a current or future build project. Either way, looks like the projects are going to be quite interesting, as well as the addition to the 330 when it's unveiled.

Since it's mostly small stuff, why not mulch it with the skid steer and then rake/blade it with the komatsu?

Chris, why not use your mulcher on it first and then rake through for the roots and small stumps?

Hey brother haven't seen any of your other videos in awhile guess my KZfaq notifications weren't turned on but good to see you again

DP just showed building a root rake that looked almost as big as the one on the D6. I’m thinking the skid steer won’t be able to push it through the dirt.

Unless there was some editing that’s some very well maintained equipment. First fire in how many weeks? This is why I like this channel, no wasted movements and highly maintained equipment