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BB67 4/11/2016 10:22am
4/11/2016 10:22am Edited Date/Time 4/11/2016 10:27am
The real BBs new cribb in FL.Sorry you have to use the link, if someone can fix it that would be great. Always been a big BB fan and this makes it even easier to like him. Also nice to see him have a good ride at Indy.
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Mouse153 4/11/2016 10:27am
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I love his property and would love to find something similar to it. However I would build a track(s) suitable for old, slow, vet riders like myself!
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MR. X 4/11/2016 10:28am
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Mouse153 wrote:
I love his property and would love to find something similar to it. However I would build a track(s) suitable for old, slow, vet riders like...
I love his property and would love to find something similar to it. However I would build a track(s) suitable for old, slow, vet riders like myself!
All tabletops !
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Mouse153 4/11/2016 10:31am
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Mouse153 wrote:
I love his property and would love to find something similar to it. However I would build a track(s) suitable for old, slow, vet riders like...
I love his property and would love to find something similar to it. However I would build a track(s) suitable for old, slow, vet riders like myself!
MR. X wrote:
All tabletops !
maybe a small double...Cool

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BB67 4/11/2016 10:36am
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Mouse153 wrote:
I love his property and would love to find something similar to it. However I would build a track(s) suitable for old, slow, vet riders like...
I love his property and would love to find something similar to it. However I would build a track(s) suitable for old, slow, vet riders like myself!
MR. X wrote:
All tabletops !
Mouse153 wrote:
maybe a small double...Cool
small double disquised as a tabletop and the grill guy in every corner with lots of BACON.
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peelout 4/11/2016 10:38am
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Mouse153 wrote:
I love his property and would love to find something similar to it. However I would build a track(s) suitable for old, slow, vet riders like...
I love his property and would love to find something similar to it. However I would build a track(s) suitable for old, slow, vet riders like myself!
MR. X wrote:
All tabletops !
you misspelled "quads"
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Mouse153 wrote:
I love his property and would love to find something similar to it. However I would build a track(s) suitable for old, slow, vet riders like...
I love his property and would love to find something similar to it. However I would build a track(s) suitable for old, slow, vet riders like myself!
MR. X wrote:
All tabletops !
Short ones
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Mouse153 wrote:
I love his property and would love to find something similar to it. However I would build a track(s) suitable for old, slow, vet riders like...
I love his property and would love to find something similar to it. However I would build a track(s) suitable for old, slow, vet riders like myself!
MR. X wrote:
All tabletops !
peelout wrote:
you misspelled "quads"
Like this?

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yak651 4/11/2016 11:02am
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Shipping container shop was pretty nice
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where is the Lambo and the 25ksf workshop?
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Underdog999 4/11/2016 11:13am
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Silly Great vid! Really like his dogs! He seems like a cool guy!
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Cygnus 4/11/2016 11:42am
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Good to see pros building on flat land. I'd kill for the d9 at my place for a week. Drive that thing to Colorado Blake!
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peelout 4/11/2016 12:24pm
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MR. X wrote:
All tabletops !
peelout wrote:
you misspelled "quads"
Berm wrote:
Like this? [URL=http://s76.photobucket.com/user/Ryder25/media/jump4a_zps133eb5bd.jpg.html][IMG]http://i76.photobucket.com/albums/j22/Ryder25/jump4a_zps133eb5bd.jpg[/IMG][/URL]
Like this?

I DINT KNOW SUSZUKI BILDS QUADS BRAKE DOSENT NEED BIG HOUSE HES SUSZUKI RIDERS FASTEST COULD WIN MAINS!
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uk125250 4/11/2016 12:33pm
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He seems like a nice guy.
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jj welks 4/11/2016 12:39pm
4/11/2016 12:39pm
never knew what to think of Blake.. Seems like a cool guy though just doing his thing. Sweet video wish there was shots of him riding the replicated screw u section.
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Jake86 4/11/2016 12:41pm
4/11/2016 12:41pm
I saw it a few weeks back. It's cool, but I wish one of these pro's would hire me. My 10yrs experience of heavy equipment operation and maintenance, built many a MX track, air strip, parking lot, parking garages etc.. Could have prevented him from buying a dozer with a worn out undercarriage. That D9 is a cool machine, I personally love my D8 that I ran for a couple of years while building a landfill.

That machine however is need of a $75k in work right off the bat. This coming from couch, on YouTube vid. Just imagine what I could find if I ran the machine in person.

I just want to be a track builder, and maintainer. And get to ride for free of course.. Maybe some free riding tips.
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Jake86 4/11/2016 12:43pm
4/11/2016 12:43pm
But yeah, BB seems like a real down to earth guy. Like his work ethic.
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dsmith 4/11/2016 12:47pm
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BB67 wrote:
The real BBs new cribb in FL.Sorry you have to use the link, if someone can fix it that would be great. Always been a big...
The real BBs new cribb in FL.Sorry you have to use the link, if someone can fix it that would be great. Always been a big BB fan and this makes it even easier to like him. Also nice to see him have a good ride at Indy.
I like brake....

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avidchimp 4/11/2016 12:57pm
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Blake needs to run a "I BRAKE 4 TYLER" butt patch. Laughing
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huck 4/11/2016 1:09pm
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Jake86 wrote:
I saw it a few weeks back. It's cool, but I wish one of these pro's would hire me. My 10yrs experience of heavy equipment operation...
I saw it a few weeks back. It's cool, but I wish one of these pro's would hire me. My 10yrs experience of heavy equipment operation and maintenance, built many a MX track, air strip, parking lot, parking garages etc.. Could have prevented him from buying a dozer with a worn out undercarriage. That D9 is a cool machine, I personally love my D8 that I ran for a couple of years while building a landfill.

That machine however is need of a $75k in work right off the bat. This coming from couch, on YouTube vid. Just imagine what I could find if I ran the machine in person.

I just want to be a track builder, and maintainer. And get to ride for free of course.. Maybe some free riding tips.
Shut up, tool. The undercarriage looks just fine on that D9. The rails are in great shape, and you can't see the pins.
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Jake86 4/11/2016 1:14pm
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Jake86 wrote:
I saw it a few weeks back. It's cool, but I wish one of these pro's would hire me. My 10yrs experience of heavy equipment operation...
I saw it a few weeks back. It's cool, but I wish one of these pro's would hire me. My 10yrs experience of heavy equipment operation and maintenance, built many a MX track, air strip, parking lot, parking garages etc.. Could have prevented him from buying a dozer with a worn out undercarriage. That D9 is a cool machine, I personally love my D8 that I ran for a couple of years while building a landfill.

That machine however is need of a $75k in work right off the bat. This coming from couch, on YouTube vid. Just imagine what I could find if I ran the machine in person.

I just want to be a track builder, and maintainer. And get to ride for free of course.. Maybe some free riding tips.
huck wrote:
Shut up, tool. The undercarriage looks just fine on that D9. The rails are in great shape, and you can't see the pins.
The pads are worn the fuck down you douchebag!!! They're supposed to be almost 5" tall, and they're barely barely half that. So tell me I am wrong again. The tracks were loose, I can't see the chains, nor the pins but I know enough about them and have changed enough undercarriages to spot a worn one out.
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huck 4/11/2016 1:15pm
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Jake86 wrote:
I saw it a few weeks back. It's cool, but I wish one of these pro's would hire me. My 10yrs experience of heavy equipment operation...
I saw it a few weeks back. It's cool, but I wish one of these pro's would hire me. My 10yrs experience of heavy equipment operation and maintenance, built many a MX track, air strip, parking lot, parking garages etc.. Could have prevented him from buying a dozer with a worn out undercarriage. That D9 is a cool machine, I personally love my D8 that I ran for a couple of years while building a landfill.

That machine however is need of a $75k in work right off the bat. This coming from couch, on YouTube vid. Just imagine what I could find if I ran the machine in person.

I just want to be a track builder, and maintainer. And get to ride for free of course.. Maybe some free riding tips.
huck wrote:
Shut up, tool. The undercarriage looks just fine on that D9. The rails are in great shape, and you can't see the pins.
Jake86 wrote:
The pads are worn the fuck down you douchebag!!! They're supposed to be almost 5" tall, and they're barely barely half that. So tell me I...
The pads are worn the fuck down you douchebag!!! They're supposed to be almost 5" tall, and they're barely barely half that. So tell me I am wrong again. The tracks were loose, I can't see the chains, nor the pins but I know enough about them and have changed enough undercarriages to spot a worn one out.
Not everybody wants huge tall pads...that tear up the ground. You are wrong...again! Stop making shit up... "$75,000 undercarriage job"... lol

http://www.ebay.com/itm/D9T-Dozer-Complete-Track-Groups-Lubricated-w-24…~
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Jake86 4/11/2016 1:16pm
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Then again, I don't run junk in our fleet of dozers. Not one of our 14 dozers would be run of the grossers were that worn. You buy an 800,000 dollar machine, you should be able to afford an 75,000 undercarriage...
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Jake86 4/11/2016 1:20pm
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huck wrote:
Shut up, tool. The undercarriage looks just fine on that D9. The rails are in great shape, and you can't see the pins.
Jake86 wrote:
The pads are worn the fuck down you douchebag!!! They're supposed to be almost 5" tall, and they're barely barely half that. So tell me I...
The pads are worn the fuck down you douchebag!!! They're supposed to be almost 5" tall, and they're barely barely half that. So tell me I am wrong again. The tracks were loose, I can't see the chains, nor the pins but I know enough about them and have changed enough undercarriages to spot a worn one out.
huck wrote:
Not everybody wants huge tall pads...that tear up the ground. You are wrong...again! Stop making shit up... "$75,000 undercarriage job"... lol

http://www.ebay.com/itm/D9T-Dozer-Complete-Track-Groups-Lubricated-w-24…~
How do you plan on getting traction when pushing mass amounts of dirt? Do you realize how ignorant you sound? Run your troll bullshit on someone who didn't grow up in family constuction company. I have been around this shit for over 20yrs.

Short grousers defeat the purpose of a dozer. Unless you're on pavement which a dozer had no place. I can assure you of that...
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huck 4/11/2016 1:21pm
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Jake86 wrote:
Then again, I don't run junk in our fleet of dozers. Not one of our 14 dozers would be run of the grossers were that worn...
Then again, I don't run junk in our fleet of dozers. Not one of our 14 dozers would be run of the grossers were that worn. You buy an 800,000 dollar machine, you should be able to afford an 75,000 undercarriage...
$800,000? Are you stoned?

http://www.machinerytrader.com/listings/construction-equipment/for-sale…
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Jake86 4/11/2016 1:21pm
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And your link shows 3 bar pads for a track loader or excavator. The tracks on the right are dozer tracks.
iudi2006 4/11/2016 1:22pm
4/11/2016 1:22pm
Only on vital will someone watch that clip and say his equipment needs maintenance.

On the other hand I'm happy to see Baggett get his grove going right before outdoors! Hope to see him get some moto wins and be up on the podium. I sense that El Chupacabra will be on it again like 250 days.
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Jake86 4/11/2016 1:24pm
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Jake86 wrote:
Then again, I don't run junk in our fleet of dozers. Not one of our 14 dozers would be run of the grossers were that worn...
Then again, I don't run junk in our fleet of dozers. Not one of our 14 dozers would be run of the grossers were that worn. You buy an 800,000 dollar machine, you should be able to afford an 75,000 undercarriage...
huck wrote:
$800,000? Are you stoned?

http://www.machinerytrader.com/listings/construction-equipment/for-sale…
Have you ever purchased a new D9? I am not talking the matchbox cars, I can assure you that the new D6T that I ran today was $400,000. The D8 in my garage was $700,000
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kkawboy14 4/11/2016 1:25pm
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Only at vital can a Cribs video turn into a fight over dozier maintenance.

Jake you would agree that if a dozier isn't being used to turn a profit, it doesn't have to be maintained to the same high standard as one that is turning profits......right?
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Jake86 4/11/2016 1:26pm
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Got a few over here f

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