BASICS OF GPS - CAT GRADE CONTROL SYSTEM // How to Use CAT Grade Control Dozer
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- čas přidán 22. 08. 2021
- In today's Down & Dirty we're talking about the basics of GPS. I'll be going over the basics of how to use the cat grade control system. Stay tuned for other videos in our GPS series...
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As a operator new to this industry your vid’s are so useful and informative 👍🏼 thank you for making them
Thanks for watching and thank you for the comment!
Woe, Cat Grade Control looks really well done.
Please keep making these! Love your content!
Thanks for watching! I've got more in the pipeline!
Great explanation on the grading outside of plans. 9/10 times it’s future phase and if you rely on gps you’ll deep dive on a partial swell etc. Turn it off and grade to the fall, make it look good. GPS is awesome for finish cut, near design limits you have to make it work.
Thanks for the feedback! A lot of people don't understand that GPS doesn't think for you. Is it a tool that helps? Yes. Does it make a dozer operator out of a stick puller? Hell no.
Love your videos. GPS tutorial is awesome to learn now it's my responsibility to do my due diligence. Running a deer 650k unfortunately it doesn't have GPS but hopefully soon thanks for sharing your knowledge with us
Thanks for watching Tom! I appreciate the support!
Great video thanks for sharing
Thanks for watching Garrett!
Great explanations! Awesome Dozer
Thanks for watching!
Technology is definitely making things a lot easier, when it comes to heavy equipment. The real old timers, will be so lost, trying to run the equipment we have now. Great video my man.
Thanks Ronnie! You definitely have to learn new skills to stay current on the new machines. So many old timers don't want to get into the menus to change settings on the machine. That is what is slowly making them obsolete. You've got to change with the technology.
Great video! Technology has come a long way in the construction and agriculture industry. High schools need to be preparing those non college bound students for trade work. Even machinist have automated computer controlled systems. These kids need to be getting a foundation to prepare them for the work force
It astounds me the technology on machines these days. I have a buddy that does drain tile for farm fields. The survey tools on the machine along with the GPS to install the tile are crazy. You have to get an education before you even fire up the machine. I agree, schools need to be prepping kids for this stuff.
YesSiRr!! Thankz for sharing uR tips and tricks Buddy... Those instrument on the Machines basically make life a bit easier for the operator... Lol!!
P.s.. so your saying that Machines are taking OVER?!?.. yehh?!? Haha!! Your de Man Mr Brian...lol!
Thankz again for your time and appreciate the videos, tips & tricks... hopefully you and family doing good...
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Thanks for watching brother and we are all good here! How's life down under? Watch out for the machines...it'll be like Terminator...but with bulldozers...😂
Nice!!! Thanks..
Thanks for watching!
Top Hand!!👏🏻
Thanks DSweet!
Better options than the sitech system I had on the John Deere 870G.
I loved this system
Great video bro i love it, can y do more trackhoe with control use
Thanks Gabriela! What kind of trackhoe videos are you looking for specifically? I'll try to throw some together for you.
That system is pretty awesome
This was my first time with the new Cat Grade system and I was very impressed.
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Do you have to have a base station for Cat Grade Control to work or it is all built into the dozer?
Bro I need tricks and tips on starting a compound slops or jus slop grading
Check out my vlog. I've been doing a lot of that on this project and you can see how I'm doing it: czcams.com/channels/5ndhDaXv6ER97meK-fcrWw.html
To press on layers u need to do one long press. Don't know why it's designed that way but it is :)
Thanks for that!
How does it know it's elevation? Does it have a flasher for a survey laser or use something else?
The base station communicates with the machine and gives it the information to determine it's location and elevation.
Wow very amazing GPS Software, please I will like to stay in contact with you l'm just a new in useing the system for my D5 Cat Dozer and may need some info from you . Thanks for the wonderful Video
Feel free to reach out with questions
How far can u work from the base station before u have to move it or get a repeater ?
It depends on a number of conditions. If you have a lot of trees on site your distance will be significantly limited. General rule of thumb a base station is good for about 1-2 miles of range if I remember correctly
I'm grading for footers but my designs don't have the elevation in them but I know what it's supose to be how do I put in a flat elevation to run autos
You should be able to create a surface with the newer GPS models. That's a whole topic within itself...coming soon!
How do you follow your vlog?? Sorry new to all this. Thx
You posted a comment on the vlog channel so I think you got it figured at this point. Let me know if you need help and thanks for following!
Does it come standard on a rental unit DOZER D5K LGP OROPS / D3 LGP OROPS
No. Machine control will always be an add on feature that costs extra money. You'll also need to invest in a base station and rover for the GPS to work in the dozer. CAD files will need to be converted over to surface files and loaded into your machine so the dozer knows where it is and what the ground should be doing. GPS is a very involved process. You can't just rent a dozer and go hog wild with GPS.
How do you get that profile for the job created?
Depending on the survey firm, some are capable of creating the GPS files in house from the CAD drawings. If they are unable to convert them there are services all over that can take the CAD files and turn them into GPS files. Generally costs around $200-500.
@@DieselandIron ok perfect do i don’t need to necessarily have someone in-house doing it.
sorry I know I am late but cant you just use snap to grade instead of latch to grade on gps menu that way your autos will always try to engage even if you have way to much to cut?
I don't really understand the question. If you have auto engaged then the machine will always try to push down to grade as long as you are within range.
@@DieselandIron sorry it must just be my system but if I have snap and latch one will only let autos engage when you’re like 1ft off other will always try to find grade no matter how much cut you have if that makes any sense
@@devinbarnes7891 you should really be free handing until you get with a couple of tenths of grade. Your brain is much better at bulking dirt than the automatics and when you are trying to do that big of a cut the automatics aren't accurate and will gouge. I recommend running in manual until you are within a couple of tenths, then switch over.
@@DieselandIron sorry late response yea ofc It was just something you said in you're in video that the gps wont be able to turn on tell you're close to grade like you're suppose to be my smart ass was just saying if you wanted to can switch from snap or latch to grade and no matter how much cut you have left the autos will still try to dig sorry if I am confusing you lol.
Do you have any other GPS training videos for a dozer,blade,maybe for how to set up the base station.ect. For sale ? I need to learn more on gps this and Trimble, been an advanced operator on almost all equipment but have little time with gps systems. Thanks brotha for all your help seriously means a lot
If someone wanted to learn to operate dozers, where would one start? Assuming you don't know anyone or any contractors.
You can rent one if you don't mind spending some cash and you've got a place to run it. Outside of that the best way to learn is to hire in at a company and work yourself into a seat.