John Deere 755K crawler track loader major undercarriage repair work, removing track frames part 2 

Looks good. some guy on ACMOC site was making fun of you boring bar.

I’m absolutely obsessed with this channel! I love the amount of knowledge you have on those heavy machines! I don’t know anything about them or work with them but I wish I had one to work on lol. Great job on explaining everything and thanks for sharing

Not sure how many people would cut into their profit margin as much as you do when you go through and make sure the equipment you sell is properly repaired. You always go above and beyond. Glad the damage wasn't as bad as it could've been. Was another great video.

I'd be proud to buy any machine you all sold. You never skimp..

Dang. You guys have way too much fun at your shop. Keep Up the Great Videos. Stay Safe out There. 🇺🇸

You guys sure know your stuff.. and what's more, the big guy could professionally teach a class on how to repair this equipment. Seriously.. you have a gift of passing on your knowledge to others. Well done!

When I hit the like button there were only 910 out of over 100,000 subscribers. Come on folks, show more love for these guys😊. Keep up the great work folks.

I grew up in a machine shop I never get tired of this.

It's fun to watch you and Kevin perform what may seem to some strange jungle repairs. Been there and done that. You might want to look in to Unitec Magna Drill instead of Kevin holding the arm breaker drill. Used several over the years for drilling and boring fitting and journal repairs. They work well on almost any position. They also work for a portable drill press.

Outstanding repair process with considerable ingenuity to solving problems. Really well done, Dan

I'm always impressed by your knowledge of repairing equipment. Great job.

You are a true Craftsman Clint and your side kick is the first runner up. Keep up the great work.

4 jack stands are tough ! I love how calm you are and talk and teach the young boy! Great job

RU-vidr Cutting Edge Engineering Australia would get a chuckle out of your homemade boaring setup.

Just fantastic stuff! No drama, calm problem solving and heavy, heavy engineering. You made changing tracks look as easy as changing bicycle tyres. Amazing!

I look forward to each video and am never disappointed. Thanks for sharing these with us.

We need to take bets on who’s going to scratch the new fork truck first 😊.

Curtis from Cutting Edge Engineering has a pricey bore hole lathe. This is awesome by comparison.

Greetings from Central New Hampshire - great video, I especially like the tips and tricks you show and talk about to maintain the equipment the right way. Every time you have one of these videos it feels like I am attending an master class in mechanics.

Love to see MBTS and Kevin working together on a project that takes both their skills with no help and something they haven’t worked on before

Very cool video! I was an Industrial Mechanic before retiring. I have placed many bushings in the freezer and heated bearings in a pan of oil to slide them on. Kind of like deep-frying them. lol You guys do nice work!

Your home made line bore set up is a nice piece of engineering on your part, you can’t argue with success, I ran a portable line bore set up and did a lot field service work with it, it was interesting work and some of the things we were asked to line bore and places we had to get into were unbelievable, but fun nonetheless. Thanks for the tag along video sir, it was enjoyable.

Absolutely amazing work

Thanks for the vid. Love seeing you guys' problem solve and get things done.

Is that welding handles on things you hold while other people hit with a BFH an Indiana thing or a Dirt Perfect thing?

All the tools you have and make to get the job done amazing 🎉. This is a good training school ❤. As usual great job boys

Amazing what knowledge and tools can accomplish!!! Great video--thanks

Kevin is a riot! Thoroughly enjoy the personal interaction! and mechanical, technical abilities! I look forward to all your “how to do it” videos. I learn lots and you explain how important it is keeping machinery oiled and lubed. Thanks for all your time and effort producing these outstanding videos and especially the narrations.

Clint & Kevin, what a great Video, you guys know your stuff, keep up the great work.

Clinton, Kevin and Mason, It surprises me how many small parts it takes to make such a big machine. Great video as always.

Great video Clint. Really enjoy all the shop videos. Thanks for sharing. Waiting for the next project. Have a great day.

I know a guy that can weld all your problems up and line bore them back to better than new. Only problem is the cost to sending Oz is kinda high.

"Redneck Line Boring" ... gett'er done !!! Awesome ... sharing on with CEE down in Australia ... LOL

Cracking video! Really interesting to watch you “adapt & overcome” all the issues you come across. Thanks for posting. 🇬🇧👍👍👍

Warning, watch this video at your own risk. In my 43 years of industrial maintenance have I ever seen a boring bar setup like this one. Great job guys.

That was a pretty neat boring set up you made, great job you and Kevin work very good together...great job!

The right tools, even if home engineered, makes the job work. Great knowledge with a video to teach by. Thank you.

Clint and crew did another awesome job of repairing a piece of neglected equipment. No wonder #DirtPerfect works with Clint at times.

You make it look so easy, Great job

Love watching you and Kevin working together never a dull moment. Thanks for the videos

I love this channel. Kevin made me laugh with "It's a boy", I almost peed my pants. Thanks for creating these amazing videos. Your knowledge of equipment Clint is amazing.❤

Now, THAT was very cool to watch!!!! I’m still not sure how you got that done without explosives 😆

Loved this video of making this a great undercarriage repair.

Couple more wacks with that 3 pounder, got it. A lot of experience there with knowing tolerances. Well done.

Thank you for filming the ready for some sketchy stuff do da. Grumpy Bear aka uncle Scott. LoL God bless

Nice job guys. I like the boring bar. Give me an idea. Thanks.

I thought I was watching Cutting Edge Engineering for little while. Now all you need is some liquid nitrogen.Nice job.

Nice video! I'm sure you've managed to spin up many journeymen with your ingenuity.

Shop made boring bar possibly with in 5 thousandths.

I have loved stuff like this sense I was five. Used to play in the sandbox pretending to drive and toys like this and move dirt all the time. You sir have the real thing.

Excellent work, gentlemen! Great learning experience. Thanks for another super video. Stat well, stay safe!

I enjoyed your video! It is amazing how you know so much about these complex machines. I hope your son appreciates the wealth of knowledge he is being given a chance to learn. God Bless!

Yup Mr Clint like everyone says you’re outstanding the tools you build yourself work like factory made and Kevin is a good person to have bye your side is cool hell of employee 👍😎🇺🇸NY

Nicely done ! Be good as new soon ! Loving the videos !

Between a wrecking ball and wood drill y’all need to put your sign up Git ‘er Done!

Thanks for the video Clinton , excellent as usual. I was wondering if Mason has decided he wants to join you and Kevin and wants to become a full time apprentice at C&C equipment? I don't know though. The education would be priceless but being exposed to you and Kevin for 8 hours a day could kill an ordinary man? He's young but, good luck Mason!

I'd be interested if this were a series, the lights, ripper claws, degreasing, pressure wash, media blast & paint if that's where this is going. I don't understand the principal of False Economy; A coating of some type is the only thing keeping away oxygen, corrosion of the metal parts and rubber hoses. Nobody paints engines & transmissions anymore- even aluminum corrodes (aluminum oxide), or treats belts & hoses- even the small fortune these heavy machinery cost. Thank you for the video, Clint. Kevin makes the show, as usual.

Awesome content..like how you fabricated the tools you needed to get the job done, Appreciate you sharing your day🙂

Fabricating tools to repair and save old parts is a plus at any rebuild shop, nice work.

Another great video!! You guys make it look easy.

you might want to take a peek in Kevins lunch box and see if there might be a bottle of Jack Daniels in it lol. just joking

Sausage fingers in Japanese is Some Ting Wong. LoL God bless

Enjoy watching all of you work on the machinery. It is interesting and enjoyable to see folks that truly know their craft and as importantly care about the future owner of the equipment. Nice Job. I do think Kevin should paint that plug a bright yellow just so the "farmers" aren't upset..LOL

Love it Clinton/Kev!!! I don't think there's anything you guys can't handle!! You do the most professional/high quality work I've seen on RU-vid to date, and I've watched a ton of different people's vid's!!! Keep the awesome vid's coming men!! Is Kevin going to do his magic on this beautiful loader? I hope so.

Enjoy the video on the John Deere 755K Crawler .

That pedal to the far left is the inching pedal. Most times we use it to raise the mast without taking the truck out of gear while we “inch” forward into a high bay rack or whatever the case may be. Great videos. Pretty cool to find somebody local I can watch that had the same interests. Great job keep it up!

Very interesting video enjoyed it very much great skill in the repairs and Kevin is a character for sure keeps things stirred up thank you for sharing

C&C Equipment +: A 'scatch-made' boring bar - that actually worked as intended! Amazing! And nobody was killed while using the thing, either, despite serious protests to the contrary. There seems to be _no end_ to the ingenuity you guys are capable.

So, who has put the first scratch on the new forklift? I’ve been wondering that myself is there a pool? My guess is it’s going to be General Carnage in the bathroom with Scarlet. Win a T-shirts guess who put the first scratch or dent on the new Forker. 😂

Thats a creative line boring tool , bubby!

Tune in, hit the like and watch the entire video...perfect. So Mason's the latest young apprentice?

Good job Guys, necessity is the Mother of invention, that will get her done. All the best from the U.K.

So who is gona be first one to scratch the new for lift? Lol

Another awesome video. A tremendous amount of information. The boring bar I really enjoyed. Thank you, Clint.

Always going that extra mile for the new customer to be and that says a lot about C&C. Great repair and was fun to watch how this all come back together.

Hi clint, I love watching your videos repairing / rebuilding these machines, your knowledge is second to none. There is also plenty of humour between you and Kevin. Please keep them coming. Best wishes from Scotland

Great job on all the tools you made!

Sweet job gents! I'd say was a bang up job!😂😂😂😂😂 lol

Operator is too lazy to take it out of gear? Ouch 🤕 I use that left pedal every day going in and out of freight trailers

some nice homemade engineering there Clint! This series keeps building up nicely and showing new innovative methods of fixing stuffs!

In your situation, time ain't cheap... think you said it was pretty much sold when done, otherwise... would of been a nice place to just brush some yaller paint on it so it looked all new and good.... a big selling point is the track frame.... you can struggle with a worn out engine but dang, putting on a track in a mudhole can get down right despicable! Nice job with your borning bar setup. I got taught that one back in the early seventies working at the big shop in Thorne Bay alaska on the prince of whales island

Mr. Clint, you are a great contraception builder. Your skills keep surprising me with the quality and ingenuity of each build.

Gents, craftsmanship again! I like also that teamwork with a lot of humor 😂👏👍👊

I always 👍👍 Good work seen you got tagged by #DIRTPERFECT

great series.... really enjoy these jobs

I’m always part of the ten percent! Love it

I don't know, but how many tubes of grease does it take to adjust a track. Great job and video.

Nice work fellas, keep up the excellent content Clint.

Love what you do guys, it makes my day. It might just be my old tablet that I use to watch youtube but I've noticed that when I try to hit the thumbs up it won't register for some reason, but I am able to do it on other videos. It's not just this, or your, video/s, it seems to be an issue on other youtuber videos as well. At a rough guess it's sort of a 50/50 thing I think. I was blaming my old tablet but your comment about there being only about 10% that give a thumbs up made me think I may not be the only one experiencing this issue. Anyway really enjoyed the vid.

Clint you make monumental repairs look like child's play! You guys are darn good.

Cutting Edge Engineering Indiana.

Love how you two can joke and carry on people are too sensitive nowadays and they get offended quickly over stupid things it so annoying but glad to see people joking with each other without getting butthurt

Amazing the knowledge you have with repairing equipment.

Boring bar for the win! It takes time to make fine wine.

Very nice job 👍 I built heavy lift aircraft in the 70’s/80’s came across all kinds of situations. But this is a whole different direction! Great job!

Great Job Guys ..I love the Line Boring Bar You made ..It works Slick for Sure...Great Video ...I see the Green I wonder if that Loader is heading too DIRT PERFECTS Place...LOL..HAHA...

I liked the wood bushing that made us all focus lol your boring bar turned out fantastic have to give you a ten on this one guys nicely done.

She is coming together.Looks good.

Well done, you guys make it look easy and keep things fun! So nice to see talented mechanics doing things the right way!!

Waiting for Bushings (Meanwhile Back at The Ranch)!