Awesome! No computers, no load sensing pump, no DEF fluid, no DPF or SCR, no electronic anything, Just good old fashioned steel, diesel and oil. Love it. Nice job Marty 👍

@leslieaustin151

2 жыл бұрын

Err, i think it’s petrol! Les

@John-gj9db

2 жыл бұрын

Haha…oops…yes it’s petrol.

@briananthony4044

2 жыл бұрын

If there was a EMP above NZ Marty wouldn't be affected, all his old machinery will keep on running.

@GaryT1952

2 жыл бұрын

This is the content that I ❤️ from Marty T

@pamike4873

2 жыл бұрын

Yepper. Spark, fuel, and compression. If you have all three, it'll run. Today, if a dozer senses too much suction on the intake it'll put it in limp mode. Such a shame. When you need a 4-year degree with a minor in computer science just to work on a modern piece of equipment, things have gone way off track.

06:00 my favourite flex from any youtuber ever. Half a million trees planted, and here they are fully grown. And maintaining them using refurbished and repaired plant. Perfect Nice job Marty!

That little Bristol is a trooper! Can I also add a thanks for all the unseen effort of the many (many) camera repositions to get all of those great angles that build a compelling video - it does not go unnoticed 😊

Tractor therapy. The clop clop of the tracks. The sound of the engine.

I love how everything comes out of the same shed!

This is a man that loves what he does. That last clip was great!

You guys are living an admirable, entertaining & rich life. It’s a life I think many people who aren’t able to do the same as you, are thriving on viewing your activities. In a world where lives are so disrupted, you bring a stability and normality to not only our mental health, but you’ve all managed to entertain us with these calm, fascinating tasks you do. Well done, thank you and keep them coming.

Marty T and Diesel Creek on the same day….. YT magic. Thanks Marty

@geoffrey6000

2 жыл бұрын

Just missing Andrew Camarata. The day would be complete with all of them.

Thanks Marty, for taking us back up the mountain, for the beautiful scenery and those awesome vintage machines still getting the job done. I can see the grin of satisfaction working them all the way from Texas! 😎

G'day mate, greetings from over the Tasman. I think the old Bulldog has more then paid for herself, I remember when you rescued her, what a little beast. Great to see your training the apprentice. 👍😁 I hope you and yours are safe and well.

Great to see the wild Marty back in it's natural habitat... I think you need another one of those 'dozers mate. What real bloke doesn't admire a nice pair of Bristols.....

@Mangsaab1954

2 жыл бұрын

Yo beat me to it!

It’s great how a ‘little ride on the Bulldozer’ can cure what ails you!

@dans_Learning_Curve

2 жыл бұрын

Or get ran over!

Providing for your family and leaving your little slice of earth in a better condition than you found it in. Well done Marty 👍

Planted over half a million trees far out Marty you are a machine love your work my friend!

Reminds me of riding on my dad's lap on a D6 Cat in the Idaho Rocky's, back in the late 40s & early 50s... They skidded the trees the same way, to a rail landing, where a steam jammer was used to load them on flat cars to run them down to the mill in Potlatch or Lewiston... Our family used to winter in so that dad could rebuild the equipment during off seasons... Potlatch camps 14, 36, and 61 💘👍

Looks like a fun machine to run. Impressed how quiet it is.

@TheGamer-ux2lr

2 жыл бұрын

It's a stout little machine.

@Don.Challenger

2 жыл бұрын

And being so low slung to the ground fairly safe in that hilly terrain.

@ThePreyMantas

2 жыл бұрын

Noticed that also. His boy has grown quite a bit in the last year! Good to see additional access being created around the ol' homestead!

@mlsargent51

2 жыл бұрын

For sure, extremely quiet!

@ThePreyMantas

2 жыл бұрын

@@mlsargent51 Marty really does a good job with resurrecting these old, neglected pieces though, doesn't he! I also wonder how the skiff he did all the major fiberglass & structural work is doing. as well as the camper shell rebuild?

I certainly hope that your subscriber count is enough to help u to continue what u do. I love to c all your videos. Very educational and also very enjoyable. Thank u!!

Hi Marty from the UK. I genuinely could watch hours a day, you doing your thing takes me away from all the madness. Thankyou. And all the best.

@endutubecensorship

2 жыл бұрын

A respite from the madness is what we are all here for

What an awesome piece of gear still going strong. Keep up the great videos Marty. Much love for Cork Ireland🇮🇪 **Edited for spelling mistake’s

Great job, son is adorable!

Congratulations for California on your forestry abilities and management. Most "off the grid" imagines deprivation and limits in your life. You skills negates all these arguments are shine a light on you and yours. Impressive pair of boots are you.

The Bristol dozer is a good little workhorse Marty.👍👍

Seeing you fumble and juggle moving the the blade into position makes you see just how advanced machines have become in 60 years

When my grandson is visiting I always have to do some work with my excavator or tractors he HAS to "help" drive . Great fun.

Nice to see the place again, Marty. I guess the sheep don't mind you tromping over some browse for now as you're helping the grasses grow in the longer run for their benefit. Not too many folks are privileged to harvest trees that they planted in their own younger days off their own bit of land. It makes my heart sing. Well done!

The calm , serene , continuity IS FINALLY EXPLAINED...! you planted em , you cut em.... surely the best method -- and you can't lose unless you get a forest on fire...BRAVO..!

Love watching you tool around on these old pieces of scrap iron you magically made work again. So relaxing and usually learn something too. Thank you for sharing your life with us. Inspiring.

Watching you use this little machine reminded me of the first experience in riding/driving a crawler that I can remember. I'm 64 and was, maybe 5 or 6 at the time. Our church had purchased what, I think, was a small, military surplus crawler that literally came in a crate and covered in cosmoline. They brought it out to our farm shop to clean up and prep. It also came with a 2 bottom plow. When it was ready, we had a potluck lunch at my grandparent's house, all the church members came out and we drove in around an empty field across the road. Anyone who wanted to, could take a turn. Afterwards, reps from the aid society took possession of it, with appropriate ceremony, and it was "sent to Africa". I can only assume it actually ended up there. :-) We actually had a Cat D4 even before I was born, and I remember that tractor, but not as early as this one. I've also driven a Cat Twenty an =old= Thirty (where the seat's behind the tracks), a small Cletrac (don't remember the model), a Yuba Ball Tread (look it up), and a one-of-a-kind Union Sure Grip (look that one up, too), at a museum at the University of California, Davis (Antique Mechanics Club). One crawler we had in the collection, that was not running at the time due to a cracked water passage, was a Cat 65, serial number 1C1, the very first production diesel Cat built. Last I heard, several years after I left, it was repaired and is still run, on occasion.

That’s little work horse,,,awesome job,,,thanks for sharing,,,

My Marty, wow what a lovely old piece of machinery some people would just throw it to the scrap heap But it still works after seven years certainly Beats Pick and shovel keep up the wonderful work Cliff from Logan City Queensland Australia

I was wondering where you gathered all your skills Marty. Your comments about working forestry make sense. Thanks for so many great videos.

BEAUTIFUL MARTY!!!!!!ESPECIALLY THE END WITH YOUR SON RIDING ON THE BULLDOZER!!!!GOD BLESS!!!!!

You won youtube again with this one Marty, glad to see you back on the farm!

Some tree-huggers might not, -- but FWIW, I applaud your position on forestry !!

You need a log devil its a skid for a log to be pulled out of the woods. We make them out of half logs with rounded ends with 4x4s across to chain the logs to it keeps the log from plowing. I live in Washington state in the woods. I move a lot of wood. Like your video's all of them. Take care friend

I'm 56 and one of my first memories is steering the huge bulldozer at the garbage dump when I was 4 years old and I still like to drive them today. lol

Your little sweetie was able to forget about his Lego problem for a bit. Getting in my skidsteer could always help me forget about my problems for a bit too. I guess we never change.

In this day and age you sir are living a dream

"That's a cute little bulldozer" Proceeds to relocate forest.

Your vids have great problem solving solutions, Always interesting. Thanx Marty

We had a oliver cletrac when I was younger my dad would use it to skid trees out. Didn't have a blade but it would pull anything you hooked to it. Had a Budda diesel engine most had Hercules gas engines.

Long term thinking is so impressive!!!

What a good dad.

Love that little Bristol dozer. More videos of it please.

Always a good day when Marty gets a rescue machine out and does some work and takes us along. Cheers

The Bristol ran great and pulled those logs with ease. And now you have a new track to maintain or not.

Greetings from Ireland, great to see the bulldozer working, well worth rescuing. Great video, i look forward to the next one.

Need some lumber for a building project. Everyone: Go to timber merchants Marty T: Step 1 - Make your own road....

@herrakaarme

2 жыл бұрын

Actually... Step 0 - Plant trees decades ago.

You remind me of my brother-in-law who had a strange knack of finding really good deals every time he went to a tip shop. He once found a crappy electric guitar with a really bad brush paint job for $50, I bought it for $100 and stripped the paint back to bare wood and found out it was a $700 Vester.

Its great seeing old iron put to use. Thanks for sharing, much appreciated Marty!

What brilliant little crawler that is,the Austin motor sounds great.

And yet another great father memory for this young lad.

Wow that was satisfying to watch mate! Keep the vids coming, I got a 1948 tea20 Ferguson for free a little while back, hadn't been started for around 15 years, seized up, but got it running like a dream now

You planted half a milion trees amazing !

I love watching your videos, keep up the good work Marty!

Ah , back into the land and machines excellent to see , your a man of many talents , the most special talent , is the way you have with your family , the little fella cheered straight up , on the dozer with his father , absolutely priceless marty . Exactly the same way as with my family , my sons and grandchildren . . No amount of money could buy those moments . . Top man . Total respect to you all . . Wonderful family there mate . . Excellent .

Tractor is working great and best part is Marty and son time👍. Thank you as always😇🗽🇺🇸

Another lovely little escape from the desk job for me there Marty! keep that youngster involved in your toys or your garden will end up like my gramps in Kenya, no one knows what to do with the things anymore! :)

Great video, the bristol is amazing your channel is amazing. thanks marty

I wish I lived there and could have a life like this thanks for the vids good luck

That dozer is amazing and so quiet at the beginning of the video I thought it was an electric one! 😁👍

No GoPro's were harmed in the filming of this video, Another great episode dude

Little one trouble with Lego! 'Do you want a ride on the bulldozer'? Brilliant.

A million trees planted-that’s quite an accomplishment! I practice conservation as well, and harvesting, planting, and repurposing when done correctly bring fantastic wealth to all and everything. That dozer is a workhorse! Well done!

Always precious to spend a bit of quality time with the little ones.

A ride on the ol' dozer beats the heck out of a leggo problem any ol' day!

Every time I see the countryside you live in Marty, I am amazed how much it reminds me of my own little corner of Northern California in the USA.

I am always impressed by New Zealanders; give them a lenght of fence wire, some baler twine and a hammer and they will mend anything and keep it running. A truly green way to deal with machines!

It’s nice to have an old workhorse like that 👍🏻

I couldn't help but think. Where's Marty off too? He is sure determined to get there... Plow on! Good show!

Another thing that is awesome... even though you’re a busy guy, you still take time to answer your fans.

nothing like a ride on the bulldozer to make us forget our troubles! God Bless

Great to see the Bristol up and running. Awesome work horse!!! Bring on the milling 👍

What fine machine it is. So useful & a great find.

0.5 million trees think you have done your bit.. i love watching you bringing these old/unwanted machines back to life, the little Bristol can certainly punch above its weight..

When I first saw the Bristol it looked to be little more than a garden toy. How wrong I am! What a useful machine.

I love the people that complain of trees being cut down living in a wooden framed home sitting on their wooden deck comfortable in their wooden rocking chair

@fozzyami

2 жыл бұрын

Most people dont realise that a well managed forest or woodland is WAY more productive than an untouched piece of land. Its a shame land management isnt taught at schools, even basic level stuff.

@moritzmessner1459

2 жыл бұрын

@@LegendLength They want everything but don't spend a second thinking about where all the resources come from

@cid3384

2 жыл бұрын

@@fozzyami some land should be just managed by the same manager it's had for the past half a billion years, just saving. I live in British Columbia and logging has been in my family for generations. As a heed of warning, managing land mass, especially one that is part of a larger ecosystem will almost always turn into a never ending problem for you with subsequence of the larger ecosystem falling out grace as a result of humans' control issues with this planet. I am all for taking a piece of land and have a century long plan to help feed your family as opposed to bleeding the land dry in order to place a down-payment on a brand new pickup truck.

@Yutani_Crayven

2 жыл бұрын

"We live in a society"

Great video, Nice to see you back at the Real place . You saving the old equipment negating having to build more accounts for a lot also .

I really dig what you've done with that beautiful old gal....

@THX-vb8yz

2 жыл бұрын

Hahahaha

Kiddo has the right attitude, hehe, first sad, then he gets a ride with dad on a nice old dozer, life is good again in 2 secs :)

I'm so grateful for the new video. Thank you for taking the time to make it.

Great video! Man your kids are going to LOVE to explore and play on that mountain! Marty, I apologize if this is too personal, but do you think you would ever do a story about your life, during the early days and maybe this property? Show pictures and videos of all the stuff you've done over the years to get it where it is...? That would be a great video!

Awesome video Marty it's wonderful to see the old dozer working what a beautiful place you have there. It's great to see the next generation learning. good on ya

I'd consider a roll-cage or some kind of ROPs protection especially working on hills. Nice to see it in action.

@Don.Challenger

2 жыл бұрын

That would be nice to see what Marty could rig up in that direction - but maybe more for what's overhead, it has a pretty low slung center of gravity and so fairly resistant to the tippies but might in wet and mud be more prone to slippies so maybe an anchor too. Marty, any power takeoff to set a winch on it or enough battery to use an electric one to allow for some extra pulling power?

@yokiniqu

2 жыл бұрын

@@Don.Challenger yes, agree, falling branches.

What little kid wouldn't love a ride on a bulldozer with dad. love your channel keep up the great content.

Hello from the Netherlands thanks for the video Marty and the Mrs.T for the camera work 😉👍

Thank you for some of the best life affirming videos.

You have worked double hard to get where you are now. Very happy I found your channel as you always make a video that has good content and well edited so heres to the next million feet of lumber logs.... I feel like maybe a lumber video would be nice.

The little dozer that could! Great video Marty, thumbs up.

Thanks Marty, love the video. Bet the kids love staying at the farm . They can get some great memories

@MartyT

2 жыл бұрын

They love going back there on the weekends

@graemehansell7642

2 жыл бұрын

When the lad’s a bit older and says he’ll stay home for the weekend then you know he’s got a girlfriend!

Liked the Bristol ever since you got it. Nice to see it again!

I hope you know Marty that your inspiring people... I absolutely love everything about your land and your an interesting guy I love your videos.. know your inspiring a 15 year old kid to live a life like yours

How many of us sit watching your life feeling jealous and do little to change ours. I know im guilty of it. Your a giant marty big up on yer 👍

I really enjoyed watching this one, I remember when you fix up that old girl. have a good day, from the State of Maine, US.

This is an awesome dozer

Thank you again Marty have a great day.

Awesome work with the Bristol, always great to see some 'dozing, sawmilling, and cool mountain scenery.

Ride on the Dozer, what day for that kid, awesome , nice work getting those trees out . I'll take ride too.

So much fun when you have the tools. You have made so many awesome barn finds and other scores that you have rescued.

Absolutely Brilliant little machine .... So quiet, yet has Heaps of 'Snot' .... Could not believe just how powerful it is .... Lovely to see .... Thanks for Sharing your Great Vidclips .... Cheers from ChCh