Liebherr - PR 776 Mining Dozer: Arrival to Australia and Fit Out to Mine Site Specification
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- čas přidán 29. 08. 2024
- This timelapse documents the arrival of the first commercially available PR 776 Mining Dozer into the Port of Melbourne; follows its journey to the Liebherr-Australia Head Office in Adelaide, and subsequent fit-out with mine site safety specifications required in Australia.
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I can’t believe that truck driver drove that entire way on the wrong side of the road and didn’t cause one accident. That guy is a pro.
We’re pretty skilled drivers over here most of us can do it without causing an accident
@@nathanmaynard8428 🤣🤣🤣
Liebherr was the first company to use fully hydro
static drives by regulating the hydraulic pressure where it is needed I was one of the first mechanics to drive one in South Africa about 1974 great company to work for.
Liebherr has become the legendary Colossus of mighty machine manufacturers, full credit to their whole of team structured management operations.
I would say partial credit, at the most mate
@Hello William B, How are you doing?
@@lydiaanderson2870, I'm doing fine thank you, I am still of the mind that Liebherr's R & D as well as their engineering/design departments set the precedent across the World that other major plant and equipment designers choose to follow.
Nice of your good self to remember this aging advocate of all things created and constructed Liebherr.
@@williambtm1 Well, I love making friends and getting the right one out of them, dear. So can you suggest a way we can stay in touch and continue our conversation with patience, love, and care, if you don't mind?
@@lydiaanderson2870, I would be delighted to participate as I view all the videos re Liebherr products and those of the other manufacturers. Hence my above comment on CZcams in the first instance.
Komatsu runs a very close second; the only non-copying manufacturers are the Russian-manufactured "big" machinery equivalents.
If it suits you, Lydia, the ongoing liaisons could continue on CZcams?
What a beautiful piece of equipment. The plumbed fire extinguisher system is smart thinking especially in Australia where the nearest fire service could be hours away. Could save the owner hundreds of thousands. Great video 👍💪
And here I thought it was a soda machine for the operator. That woulda been cool. Haha
i was wondering why there was compressed air on a dozer... thanks!!
What a great #Video #Production!! This was presented as an #Amazing #Dozer Delivery!! #Kuddos to Everyone involved! REALLY IMPRESSIVE machine and care for transit!
Fantastic beast, beautiful video, love the music! She looks like a dream!
i was so relieved to find the song on spotify just now :D great choice
The retracting ladder ,and most of the deck walkway ,are nothing more than a brush catcher and sight impeeder. We purchased 2 D10Ts and 2 D11Ts with that ,"cost a lotta money," junk on them. Our operators hated them . Hell it literally takes 5 or 6 times ,the amount of time ,for an operator to lower ,then climb ,then retract the ladder, than it does for them to just climb onto the push arm, then a well placed step onto a pad ,foot nest to a grouser , and then on up to the cab . Just a rant I suppose.
We have always been Caterpillar people , but I bet this machine and most of their equipment is really good machinery. We have never owned anything they manufacture, but knowing European engineering, that's a huge plus right there. I'd love to see a 776 in action. I've not looked up the specs on the 776 , but it looks to be very close to the size a d weight of the Cat D10T .
Actually I stand correcting. After I looked up the specs on both . The 776 is a little bit larger than the D10T . Not nearly as large as the 11T but larger than the 10T . I wonder how that hydrostatic drive is doing? The only Cat dozers we have with hydrostatic drive systems are our D8s . I think our first one was a D8N , which we still have after we had Cat do a complete factory rebuild on it. I swear it would have to be very very impressive to eat a Caterpillar large dozer.
"A well placed step" sometimes becomes a misplaced one. What is safer, better and cheaper: treating serious injuries and downtime or waiting a minute or two for perfectly safe ladder to retract?
Good video, good to see the Port Of Melbourne gets featured. I believe that the dozer was unloaded at Webb Dock which is where I usually see those RO-RO ships docked.
Good eye mate
One of the most innovating companies worldwide, from humble beginnings and they always deliver true innovations, CAT have the help and the publicity of uncle Sam but their equipment is a pain to mantain alot of maintanance and broken parts, Liebher its just the opossite their equipment is for a entire generation i still have a excavator from my father from the 80's and never had a major break down only mantain and thats it great company that really come from the class roots working people that forge this great company
I knew there was an expiration date on high track didn't know exact year, glad to see other company finally making them
No one counts our hard work 😓 god bless my brothers on road god bless Australian drivers.
Damm that’s a beautiful machine! Never knew how many updates you guys did for mining. Great vid
cool so many extras nice to see getting fitted
steven clark l,ö
Thank you all,
Just dam Beautiful.
@Hello tvSquareEyes, How are you doing?
@@lydiaanderson2870 WOW I'm so happy now gettin lovely hello from pretty beautiful girl😊 And a lovely big hello from New Zealand to you👋👋👋
@@RageAgainstTheMachine. Hello dear.
@@lydiaanderson2870 Hi Lydia Peace love & happiness from NewZealand
@@RageAgainstTheMachine. Nice meeting you dear,
I loved making friend chat and know each other with time and patience, Can you suggest a way we can stay off here and continue our conversation in time dear and if you don't mind, You can email me with this address (lydiaanderson6060@gmail.com ) Now and let's talk.
Good to see they drive on the correct side of the road down under.
Man, those Aussie assembly guys work fast, they'd get a job almost anywhere.
That's a beautiful looking machine. I hope it's successful.
Big toy for big Boys.
Nice video and beautiful dozer!!!!
Fabulous Beast..terrific modular assembly process music accompanying video also terrific
2:17 A perfect old man's face in the clouds on the top right or maybe I'm trippin.. Anyways that's a beautiful piece of equipment
I saw it after you pointed it out. Interesting.
In the video link below, at 16.30 and for the next few seconds, bottom left hand corner, I believe it's a woman wearing a large hat, but it also looks like someone with their face painted black and white, like a mask. The eyes are blackened like a Raccoon's. czcams.com/video/xEtojUDT8ro/video.html
That's unreal!
I noticed it me self how cool
really well produced video, beautiful machine as well!
4:52 my reaction when i get in a new machine
I wonder if that will still be running in 20-30 or 40 years time, like you see old Caterpillar dozers from the 70's still running, if it is I bet the ladder won't be on there still, it's all those complicated things that go first. Thing is I'm wondering if diesel with still be available then, and we all know how complicated these machine are these days, with all the sensors and computers, but if it can be made it can be tinkered with.
The good ole days are gone where all you needed was fuel, oil and a battery! Our old cable tool Cat had about 8 feet of wire in the whole dozer. 😀
Красота. Всё цивильно и чистенько .Как вспомнишь боксы Сусумана , оторопь берёт
ну и уебывал в свой сусуман , че сюда приперся ?
@@user-of6pm6hl9t уважаю ваше право на мнение, но ваш уровень мышления настолько жалок и примитивен, что назвать вас идиотом было бы для вас даже похвалой
нииииихуясе
вот это лицимерие
ты должен меня уважать
that's a beauty, probably $1.5 mill sitting there
2m plus. Depending on if its mining, waste and so on. We have one where i work
Os ajustes finais deste monstro, em camera super rápida foi demais, a marca Alemã é top, valeu mesmo !!!
Thats what i call big iron, BEAUTIFUL!
Hydraulics Production Line Next to the exhaust, please install protection so that the oil does not leak into the exhaust and cause fire 😉
Cat does the same thing.
Крутой агрегат! В снах будет сниться )
Для рекламы хороший номер выбрали "776"
I like the Cat yellow cutting edges!
Воплощение красоты и мощи, хотелось бы на таком поработать....
I enjoyed that video just as much as you enjoyed making it. Would love to own a Leibherr piece of technology one day. Maybe if they made a 35 tonne Backhoe i would slap some heads and drop many a jaw. I'll keep dreaming. Good video.
Why didn't they show it pushing dirt???????
This is the Australian version of manufacturing , we assemble the pieces that other countries make and Australian politicians openly brag about our outstanding system of importing everything from China Germany Japan Korea .
Even sticking stickers on is classed as manufacturing in Australia.
There are more than one reason that it is done that way , one is that it would be too heavy or too big to transport it full assembled
Another reason , it might not be possible to fit it into the ship that transported it to AU
But the biggest reason is what most automakers use to loop around the taxes trap
If a product is ( cars , trucks , heavy equipment for mining or even farming ) and it enter the said country fully assembled the tariffs are way above of the ones that are stamped ( point of final assembly ) IE Australia , then those tariffs are cut almost to nothing
Automakers use that loop by just swapping the wheels from the shipping ones to the ones the car will leave the docks on trucks to the dealers parking lots
That’s why and how it works
So... You're like kids putting Legos together? That's something to be proud of.
Like everywhere
of course you do, no one wants to head down to whats fast becoming just another politically correct (shit hole) country and hold your hand and walk you through it.
Miren el minuto 2.17 en el cielo por efecto de las nubes aparece la cara de un viejo. Muy nítido . Sorprendente
I would of loved to work in this environment, but in 1969 it was a different , being poor, i followed my Dad, 8 grade drop out ww2 sailor... picked up garbage for 2 years i took one book one time read the chapter made the honor roll, carried straight A's dad was working in the still mills as a Craneman, got an interview got hired, they trained me 4 hrs and had me come in for my own shift, 18yrs old (4)months, the open hearth shut down, the went with the BOF, GOT DRAFTED, went USAF., MADE E5 IN 46 MONTHS EVEN AFTER THE ENDVOF THE VIETNAM. WAR. ACHEAVED MANY GREAT THINGS BUT THE ECONOMY KEEP CHANGING, NEVER WAS ABLE TO LAND A JOB THE ENDURED, THE ONE THING THIS IS THAT I LOVE DRAG RACING, BUILT AT TOTALLY CONSIST 4 spd ROAD RUNNER THAT WAS FEARED, THE CAR varried, .020 of the trailer at 5 different tracks, 11 passes on a pro tree the car and me varried .020, reaction times, last timecoutvinvmy beater 94 Dakota salvaged from a careless hit and run none the less decided to go to the track one actuall street tries, i cut a string of ligths .004, .008, .005
A professional drive who knew me for years SAID THAT WAS LUCK.... MY VERY FIRST PASS DOwn the track (US30)Gary ind. Was 2 tenths under the natioan record, could of would of i could stood with the best but no knows who they are, the draft, life killed allvmy hopes and dreams but nothing can take away from the beautiful menories. Tslk to those listen to them you might find a natural, raise him up... and enjoy real light, peace out .. i love gear heads... DON POWERS (69) TEARS rolling down my cheek.
Somebody got a nice new toy.
Очень интересно смотреть как он стоит на площадке. Его собрали, а он как начал стоять...!!!
Я так и не понял, под какие особенности площадки он подстраиваться? Он просто стоит и на него навешивают оборудование.
and in five years, we'll get to see Cutting Edge Engineering working on one of the rods or cylinders!
Good work
I’ve seen their cranes but didn’t know they made mining Equip. Thanks for sharing.
@Hello Jerry O'Connor, How are you doing?
@@lydiaanderson2870 I’m doing great. And you?
@@Jerrydmech
I've been doing good dear,
I hardly go out because of the pandemic going on right now which has forced us to stay at home. I feel bored at home and just wanna use this opportunity to make good friend, I hope you don't mind to be my friend, then you can email me with lydiaanderson6060@gmail.com, So that we can continue our chat dear.
Yeah, Liebherr makes a lot of stuff. Even fridges!
Looks very excellent
Bella macchina- wish it'd came with a R/C or remote cable control...
Imagine that turning up at your yard, everyone would be like "bagsy me first go on that!!" Lol
Great video, but some text on what they were doing would have helped my non expert eye
Exactly what i was thinking too
Yes
2:16 - face in the clouds ☁️
Looks like Liebherr broke into the patent office and took all of Caterpillars designs .
That's a beauty!
Just been to watch a massive Liebherr i1335 Welde x crane lift a 200 t bridge section into place
Nice Machine going High Drive too, Shame about walkways and ladders spoils it somewhat H&S?
The ladder system would be nice twice a day but a pita for the rest of the shift. Far too easy to damage it in some of the tight quarters I've been put into with D10'S & 11S
рикольный ульдозер!
we need several of these for our mining operations in the congo..
doc johnny
sicily
@Hello johnny llooddte, How are you doing?
A nice new toy to play with :-)
Pretty impressive. What does something like that cost?
This one would be over a million. We have ones half this size reaching half a million.
apparently $1,500,000 CAD plus the mining fitout
Great looking piece of machinery, it is. I'm just wondering how long the ladder system will last. Looks like its in a spot where close quarter dozing could mangle it. Hope not.
Safety prevents close quarters on many sites these days
Beast
Amazing video!
And it's down hill from here!..............First thing to bust will be that stairway
Super
What? Let's see the damn thing in action too.
sagt mal Liebherr , warum so eine schmale Kette ? da wird der boden druck doch recht hoch ?
Awesome video!!
Plus 1 for the video and the very funky music :)
Liquid Drum and Bass :)
I am surprised that the Port of Adelaide could not have received this vehicle? Is Melbourne the only port in Australia that can take vehicle ships?
Wow first time i see a high sprocket on a machine other than a cat
У меня такой же!
А, нет присмотрелся, а это холодильник, но название то же...
Very interesting video but what purpose, other than to be bloody annoying, did the loud drum music play??
Super....
*Some assembly required
This is a CAT D10 pained white and grey
Check that out! Liebherr got high-drive! Since when?
How much extra cost for the white paint job?
How do these compare to a Cat D 10 or D 11 in size and weight
I have no idea.
Liebherr 776 is 70 ton class bulldozer the same as Cat D10t and for Cat D11 is 100 ton class bulldozer
The hydraulic actuated ladder is the money shot in this video so they saved it till the end LOL
this's machin manufactured on telfs austria
Liebherr good jobe
Mady by Liebherr Werk Telfs in Austria 💪💪💪💪💪
Where’s the cab protection in case of a roll over?
How does this dozer stack up against a Cat D 10T?
Nice machine is that for iPhone or electric car mining
When will liebherr manufacture a motor grader?
Soy apasionado de ese tipo de máquinas hacen cosas maravillosas
Gracias .
Is this really hydrostatic driven ?
The title should be "... Arrival in Australia ..." This problem with prepositions is almost universal in translating between any European language and English.
Could they build one of those fit for use in space-i.e.fully electric,hydraulics compatible with use in vacuum,etc...
Would have to be eletric, no air for combustion engine.
А зачем лестницу прикрутили..🤔 у нас залезали бы по гусенице бульдозера.😂
Thats cute. Wheres your 780?
Cool toy
Wow very similar to a d11
I have a book about Trucks and stuff that has this machine in it
SUPER MACHINE
A ladder? They have tracks.
I think it's safety regulations now.
You cant expect soy boys to climb a track.
@@matthijsjansen5838 has nothing to do with "soy boys". It's safety regulations.
@@matthijsjansen5838 and fwiw that comment makes no sense. Since "soy boys" like me are on average stronger faster healthier and look younger than you. I'd have no problem climbing a track. Why did you feel the need to even make such a stupid comment? Is there something about someone else's lifestyle that makes you uncomfortable? I don't get it.
@Dr. Dawlin Ureña yeah that was already said...
Awesome! How much do you think? $$$$?
2:17 can you spot what I did way up in the ______.
I would like to see one side by side with a Cat, Komatsu and see what cost of operation is, as in the coal mines, oilsands in Alberta Canada, the Cats go to auction with 40-50 K Hrs. And the Komatsu s got at 18-24 K, and the auction prices are scrap prices for Komatsu, used part prices for Cat,
Check the RB Auction results, Edmonton, look at Parts Inoperable results.
A few years ago a forestry giant Wherhouser? bought a fleet of Komatsu, with a buy back contract 5 year window, almost 4 years in they wanted out, Komatsu was gone, Cat was back. Pay a bit more up front, get more during, get more at the end, I sold for Pacific Machinery in Hawaii switched a Komatsu client to a Cat 320 LC, 2006, it now has 18k hrs, and I help do some repairs, but Bobby is now completely Cat, and never a regret. Cat not perfect but who else gives a 36Hr parts uptime promise, backed up by $ not just smoke. Super cheap extended warranty.
I had the opportunity to help test this here in Australia with the mine I currently work for.
The PR 776 looks like a copy of the cat d11T
im not a pro, but every heavy equipment company has a 100ton dozer with over 1,000 hp, and a big giant blade, and costs more than I could ever have
Liebherr----- The true Mercedes Benz of the heavy equipment world.... Would love to see you put a lot more effort into North American mining operations and hand CAT their assess on a bitumen platter.... ;)
That Liebherr is heavier than a Cat D10. But at the end of a couple years the Cat D10 will have moved more yardage at less cost. Hydrostatic is a waste of energy, which means more fuel burned. Nice to operate, but not as reliable long term. Try to get parts for that. Time is money. Caterpillar uptime is without equal.
@@werkspartsllc7856 I agree with you, hydrostatic dozers are very handly but it doesn't push as hard as a Cat o Komatsu.