CAT D11 and the Dirt Bridge
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- čas přidán 28. 08. 2024
- The shortest distant from here to there is a straight line but what if there's a gully in the middle ? No problem if you're piloting a Caterpillar D11R. You simply build a bridge out of any surrounding material which in this instance happens to be large boulders and over burden. Looking a bit sketchy at times things were well under control.
Operator is top notch. 👍
WOW! Some serious hp to the ground. Great video.
WOW...erie envirornment to be working in..hats off to the operator..greetings from Canada...
hey daddy what ya been smoking? you forgot the culvert pipe in the bottom now its an earth dam and may flood down stream as it is bound to break. man what where you thinking
grew up working on trucks and heavy plant drove 360 excavators and loading shovels would love to drive one of these biggest dozer i worked on was a d9
If u pause and screenshot at 1:48 it would make a great picture to frame and put on wall. .
Great video. Happy new year to you!!!
Good driver!
Congratulation Dig Zig...beauty videos from Perú
I love this video it is freaking awesome!!!
Come on DigzBig bring us some new videos...
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nice video where is this at hell of an operator
The open pit mine is in the town of Stellarton, Nova Scotia Canada.
How do you call it a bridge if no way to let water run through ?
Just a reference from its appearance. It didn't stay long as dumping continued on both sides.
Nice
is there a drain, or is it a dam?
It's a pathway across an area being back filled after the coal was extracted.
yes yes
hes paid by the hour
wearing the tracks out , wasting diesel
not moving the muck
Sound like a flatlander.U ever operate any dozers?
good operator.
Let err Eat.
Havnt seen that boy carry a fulp blade yet. Hope his "bridge", aint very big or wel all be on Social Security
shut up
good operator.
Ignorance
хорошая машина
Definitely afraid to fill the blade up... ohh well that's what you get hiring 20some year old kids...low pay high fuel consumption.. not to mention.. excessive hours on the equipment...
Johnny Davis you obviously have never built a bridge with a large piece of equipment like this. He is doing this exactly right. That dozer would sink if he did it any other way.
thewidower1 I come from a heavily mined state..both punch and strip mined...so I know a under worked piece of equipment when I see it...but we can certainly agree to disagree..
Johnny Davis just because you come from a state that has mining doesn’t mean anything. I spent many years sitting on these dozers. I’ve built these roads to nowhere just like he is doing and I am fully aware of the risks involved. That dozer is extremely heavy and if that job is not done right, he either sinks or slides off the edge. This hubs is not a 20 something. He is a skilled operator. This is not a job you would want to rush through with that big machine.
Johnny Davis just because you come from a state that has mining doesn’t mean anything. I spent many years sitting on these dozers. I’ve built these roads to nowhere just like he is doing and I am fully aware of the risks involved. That dozer is extremely heavy and if that job is not done right, he either sinks or slides off the edge. This guy is not a 20 something. He is a skilled operator. This is not a job you would want to rush through with that big machine.
thewidower1 working at the landfill doesn't count...but anyway old timer.....who am I to step on your memories.... have a great day.....ole crusty troll