Like to hear from the guys on north slope or Yukon……

no can of ether was harmed in the making of this video

Now I know what to buy you for Christmas! A battery charger 🙄🤣

I’ve been around iron for as long as I can remember and it’s funny but I always have to stop and think about which way to hook up jumper cables or a booster pack, lol, especially after a coworker in high school had me bring my 966E over to jump start the POS Kobelco and proceeded to blow one of the loader batteries up in his face, maybe a quicky video on how to do it right given all the different ways the stuff we run is step up? Idk, I’d be interested at least:)

On the stuff with pedals - can you please show us what you do with the throttle pedal when starting them cold

I think that maybe you could build a kind of crash cart loaded with enough batteries for either 12v or 24v use. Also supplied with it's own mounted charger/maintainer and jumper cables that could be rolled around to any machine that needs it. I know that it would take a small fortune to keep good batteries in everything. Maybe keeping good batteries on the cart would be more manageable.

You turn the master switch on when you were on that side of the skidder

To cold for me. Good job guys. Thank you 😊

I remember those kinda days in La Pine, Thumbs up, great video

My RV has a '96 3126 in it that has the intake heater instead of glow plugs - and it's cold blooded. Starts great considering it's not a cold weather engine (everywhere but Ely when it was below 40 degrees out). I learned (after finally reading the directions) that cycling my preheat 3x allows mine to start every time in the cold.

Thanks for the video

At least let the rig's run long enough to charge the batteries, You silly youtuber.. 😄😁

Know that 3208 sound anywhere, got a V250 ourselves!

You know your smart when it comes to buying selling parts but really block heater is 20 bucks at shitzone

What are the super swampers going on?

What is the letters "flug " on the machine mean?

You should let them get up to temp before shutting them down.

Starting fluid is very bad for Diesel engines