1957 TD 24 

This is the very machine that brought me to your channel Jeff. I never tire of seeing it in action. Thank you.

I never get tired of hearing that old girl hum. She definitely sounds good!!

I love old stuff, I am going to hug the wife!!

I love it; a big old dozer just 5 years younger than I am, still doing great on a fairly heavy job, and sounding good. No strain.

Cool old TD24 love the sound of the exhaust. Definitely a sweet dozer for cleaning canals.

Your Brother sure is a Cool Guy!! I love His TD24, That “Old Girl” sure gets with the program!! He keeps it in great shape!!!

excellent not even any smoke ...

Simple...Yet very effective! If only everything in life worked this well!👍

IH Dozers are so underrated and unappreciated. I’ve fond memories of old TD’s.

that TD24 is what brought me to your channel

I have seen 2 of these in action. Both were used to pull large Frigstad plows in north central Montana. One belonged to my grandpa & uncle & the other was owned by a farmer I worked for through the summers in high school. They could pull on both tracks in the corners, making them ideal for ag use. Grandpa also had a TD18. Cool to see one still working.

We had one on the farm, if memory serves me right, was bought army surplus, my uncle and them re-painted it IH red,, very cool machine, big ass seat could put one tract in one gear, the other side in a different, worked great building Levies, as they roll with contour of the land, when all the farm equipment was auctioned off in the 80’s it still worked like brand new , sold for $1000, wish i would have bought it ,

Love the old iron still making money great ole machine ty guys

👍👌 Always a treat to see them OLD "TD" still doing work. AWESOME TO REMINESCE !!!! THANKS JEFF! 😍😍😍😍😍🙏

Great job Jeff. Nice to see older machines that broke up this country still being used.

Love watching that machine! Wish I could fix that blade every time I watch it. Makes sense to spend the time to fix it as you explained the mileage factor. Everyone cleans ditches here with a excavator but the ditches never dry out. Then you have to push out the spoils back into the field, disc it and then pick up the trash before you can actually start field work. Great video Jeff.

What a great video. They are getting better and better. Any lumps that fall over the back of that blade are instantly crushed out of sight with the tracks forming a neat trench sidewall. Can’t be any cheaper way of doing that job. Dozer sounds awesome.

What a brilliant machine lovely to listen to could listen to it all day

still catches the eye handsomely ‼️

I really enjoyed watching that old iron working.

That's a cool old dozer , kinda reminds me off pipline dozers but angled a wee bit more . That works pretty slick .

Love that sound! Reminds me of working my "little" TD-18.....

Jeff, it’s great to see you and Rich together! You two are great.

Some interesting blade he has. Nice machine and video. Best regards from Germany.

Cool machine. Wish i has a dollar for every yard of dirt it has moved.

The old iron still choochen. Great video Jeffrey.

Love the old iron!!

Old iron still getting the job done.

That’s a cool TD-24! It has two exhaust stacks on split manifold!

That is without doubt the shiniest C frame I have ever seen.

This old dozer is in beautiful condition,it’s great to see old iron still serving a purpose

Hello Jeff. I love that old Nash she's a good tractor. There's a guy in the next town has a TD6 and it's in good condition just like that one.

Love me some old reliable iron videos!

Man that old twin stack has starting IH sure runs sweet!!!

That old machine sure sounds good bet it will move a lot of dirt in a day cleaning the canals

Ab So Lutely AWESOME!!! Love this old girl!!! I could loop this soundtrack and fall asleep!!!! Love me some clank clank tracking!!!

That is a good looking tractor!!!

I like the old TD IH's, I have an old 1943 T9 that I cleared the property with back in 1994-5. That's about the last time its ever been run. It has a BAD case of the "All Overs". It was my father-in-law's. Bless his heart, one track was on backwards and one track frame was hanging on for dear life. He was an old farmer from South Dakota and had chained the track frame to the equalizer bar. LOL That maybe why one track is on backwards to keep the other track from spitting off. LOL Great Video tell everyone I said hay. Well I had a ton of questions but I think you answered them all. I was most supersized by the way you cut the canal back. After doing it a few years ya kinda figure it out. I'da had the bottom hacked up and looking like the ski mogul run at the Winter Olympics. I'm that damn good. 🤦 🤣😂🤣

You know it's spring in Idaho when the TD 24 comes out of hibernation!

What a well kept, great old machine!

Looks like you need another foot or two on that wing. A bunch was falling back in the ditch. That old rig sure sounds good!

Be nice if you could find one of those old railroad V-plows for sale as scrap. Some of them have a well shaped moldboard plow, you would have to cut it down to be able to handle it.

Nice video there Mr Jeff 😁😁😁

That thing is a beast

Sure is a handy gadget on that dozer bro. Safe travels

I wonder if anybody ever made tracks like on tire type skid steers for road graders to do ditching with.

Great video Jeff

Might be old but still gets the work done and in really good shape.

Awesome

5:30 looks like that slide bar needs some hard facing

She's a beast.

this to me epitomizes the concept of ain't broke don't fix it. That old girl has been crawling out to her one job for how many decades now? She'll be clearing that canal as long as there is a canal to clear i bet!

It looks like it puts as much dirt back in to the ditch as it tries to take out!

Whats up with that td-24? It doesn’t smoke when it first starts out. Must have one your super duty turbos on it!

An oldie but goldie!(tractor l mean)

Is it ever going to stop snowing out there

I’m sure the 9 would clean the hell out of those canals in a hurry. Wings on both sides and your gonna be flying. Maybe you can convert one of the 3 you have now into one…??

Great bit of kit 💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪👍✊🇬🇧😎🏴‍☠️

Anderson & Anderson is the new Simon & Simon

That ole girl runs slick as a whistle though!

Your Gunna Make 60,000 !!!! No Haters Allowed ☮️💖🍁😎

Awesome piece of equipment…! Jeff, is your brother older or younger than you…?

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Where the hell is all the water at..........Those old cat's are pretty tough, I loved running them when I was a kid.

That old TD24 is really cool! Is it gas or diesel? I live in north central Washington state in okanogan County. My grandfather put a lot of the old roads in the mountains around here with a dozer back in the logging haydays. One picture I have seen showed him cutting in a road on the side of a mountain in rock and shale, I am sure the pucker factor was high. It was way off in the distance so it is hard to tell what make of dozer he was running but it was open cab and looked a lot like that TD24. My Dad said they would park them on steep hill sides and coast start them. Would have like to have meet my grandfather I guess he was quite the operator.

That generstion machine were built to last.Show them love and they will treat you right for many generations

other than the planetary steering any other reason why the TD does the ditch work? did kommatsu keep the planetary steering or did that go to Dresta? I'd enjoy a video of what you know are the differences between bulldozers and what situations each one is better for. Help the young guys looking to buy their first.

Worked with USMC to build this mine clearing machine - the plastic sheet on the plow really helps the soil slide across the surface. The British company "Pearson Engineering" said that they learned this from some local farmers. I believe I have seen some turning plows built this way but many people don't use turning plows anymore. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-xUUcIxpZrGY.html. Maybe try this on the blade of the TD-24?

Looks like that wind is taking some of the fun out of running that old girl... but she's a nice one.

Hey Jeff what size is the TD24 compared to a Cat, and how is the engine laid out, is it a straight 6 with 3 cylinders per exhaust bank?

Jeff ya know no D6 will ever earn as much or do the job as good as that ol 24 think once you rebuilt Kenny you should drag a 24 in the shop and go threw it

Try a komatsu d65px with 6 way blade. Bad to the bone

What does your brother do when not cleaning canals?

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Cable blade it is old.

1957 that old girl is as old as I am and I'm old. 🤣

That old machine is still pushing dirt and earning a living. And DEF or regen needed.😅😅😅🤣😂

Very cool. Why the twin stacks? Maybe show us the controls sometime. Great sounding old iron.

That’s an old machine. They run forever.

Never run a 24 only the Td 15 20 25 and 40

Still jealous lol

hi Jeff..please do more footage of Mr.Griffey, isn't he boss of the house?

These old ones just keep running and running they don’t have all this fancy new crap run by a computer and costing thousands of dollars to fix when one little thing goes wrong.