The video appears to be about a group of people attempting to restore and transport a rare, 50-year-old Kamasu D355 bulldozer. The group had been searching for this specific model for a year and finally found one in Montana. They face challenges such as the cold weather, which makes it difficult to start the engine, and the weight of the bulldozer, which is too heavy for their trailer.
The group uses various methods to try and start the engine, including using a fire to warm it up. They eventually succeed in getting the engine started, and the bulldozer is driven around, showing off its capabilities.
The group then prepares the bulldozer for transport by removing the blade and ripper claws, which are too heavy for the trailer. They load the bulldozer onto the trailer and weigh it, finding that it is just under the 100,000-pound weight limit.
The video ends with the group preparing to transport the bulldozer to its new home, with a planned stop in Grandy, Colorado.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The speaker has been searching for a Kamasu D355 bulldozer for a year.
2. The Kamasu D355 is a rare bulldozer model.
3. The speaker found the bulldozer in Montana.
4. The owner initially didn't want to sell, but later changed his mind.
5. The bulldozer was frozen in the ground and had to be warmed up to start.
6. The speaker used a fire to warm up the bulldozer.
7. The bulldozer has a 150mm turbo.
8. The bulldozer's owner claimed it weighed 140 pounds, but the speaker thinks it's actually 120 pounds without the blade.
9. The Ripper attachment weighs a significant amount and had to be removed to transport the bulldozer.
10. The bulldozer has a 22-gallon fuel tank.
11. The speaker's team had to disassemble the bulldozer to transport it.
12. The bulldozer was transported on a trailer with a 100,000-pound weight limit.
13. The speaker plans to take the bulldozer to Tennessee via Colorado.
14. The bulldozer has a vintage D3 58 engine and is a rare model.
15. The bulldozer's blade was shipped on a separate trailer.
16. The bulldozer's weight limit is 100,000 pounds, but it was transported at 196,000 pounds.
17. The bulldozer's logo is a 2-inch thick steel Kamasu logo.