I've been working on the job site in this video since right around the time these guys started hauling dirt around and I'm still there today putting together the treatment plant for the development. it's amazing how much the landscape has changed. it's truly staggering how much these guys shape the earth. the most I do is dig a trench for storm drain. this is a whole different ball game.
This is a big development with several scraper spreads and some large loaders working on it as well, but around here it is normal to see these big machines even on much smaller scale projects. For example, I'll be posting some stuff later on from another project a little smaller than this one that a different contractor is doing but they are using 2 5130's and a fleet of 777's!
Haha he did that just for you letsdig18 to make you wonder... It's actually from when he was working down in the "mud hole" in the valley behind/below, pulling himself out the counter weight and ass end got a little taste of the fun. Other side ain't as bad but those track frames sure gained a few pounds, a Hitachi 800 was rented to finish the digging down there and this guy came up the hill to start this fun diggin you see here.
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I've been working on the job site in this video since right around the time these guys started hauling dirt around and I'm still there today putting together the treatment plant for the development. it's amazing how much the landscape has changed. it's truly staggering how much these guys shape the earth. the most I do is dig a trench for storm drain. this is a whole different ball game.
casesully50 who was doing the dirt work ? And ware
This is a big development with several scraper spreads and some large loaders working on it as well, but around here it is normal to see these big machines even on much smaller scale projects. For example, I'll be posting some stuff later on from another project a little smaller than this one that a different contractor is doing but they are using 2 5130's and a fleet of 777's!
" lets dig 18" , to answer your question, a twelve foot pile of dirt.lol
Haha he did that just for you letsdig18 to make you wonder... It's actually from when he was working down in the "mud hole" in the valley behind/below, pulling himself out the counter weight and ass end got a little taste of the fun. Other side ain't as bad but those track frames sure gained a few pounds, a Hitachi 800 was rented to finish the digging down there and this guy came up the hill to start this fun diggin you see here.
Sounds like it has an exhaust leak
"Rusty & Co - Earthmoving Contractors" :-)
The 5110B has a distincive sound to it when digging.Must be close to 10 years old.What camera do you use?
Sounds like a giant lawn mower! Hahaha
I read the description but either I didn't notice the exhaust leak comment some how or he added it later.
That's some nasty, rocky terrain.
Is this a big housing development? Or is it normal with theese big ass machines in this type of jobs?
What is the name of this contractor that owns this kind of iron?
That's been round the block a few times..
cool video, does anybody ever take the time and clean out the undercarriage ? i know that has to be hard on it , and alot of dirt
Clearly nobody reads the video description these days, do they?
I would like the same video with a 6015b
Not exactly sounding too good there...
awesome machine .
The bigger the trackhoe, the bigger the piles are..
not just dirt... mud... in a desert....
the excavator is running at normal speed for its size
Man this machine need some Red Bull Drink it's so slow it want to put you to sleep...
man the cat dosent soung good at all
Sounds bad on one piston
What
easy to do if your a total fecking dribbler
Slow