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Naa not strict. Just trained well. Theres 2 types of paddock dumping, honeycomb and that type. I cant remember what its called atm. Its just staight lines, toe to toe.

When the front section is too low, u may want to build it up or not be able to drop the front height any lower. Slot dozing on steep hills/slopes. If u start at the front you will increase the angle and risk not being able to back up it.

Fuck sake

Oh god no. At a guess I would day around 5-6 hours. Once you have a process, understand how dirt moves and how your dozer behaves, its quite easy.

Get amongst it mate.

Cheers Nate. Appreciate it 🤙🏼

@@justdozing7727 impressive, and informational stuff in the big CAT!

Hey bud, I know the feeling you're talking about. Do your initial pushes in first gear, bulk out most of the material, and leave about 100mm on the floor. Next, final trim that 100mm off the best you can. The trick is to always have at least 1/4 blade full when trimming to stabilise your blade. On your final pass to clean up small windrows, use 2nd but decelerate to about half revs/speed. The floor is already trimmed and at height, so your tracks will hold level while you thin, carry, and spread the last of the small windrows. Try that

@@justdozing7727 Thank you I’ll give it a try

Dont play with your blade so much. Smaller movements until you refine where its needed. When you dive in too much, you pull up too much to counteract. Then you start "making waves"

@@justdozing7727 thank you, as I’ve looked in RUclips to help refine my skills from operators that have much more experience than I do. Your channel is very descriptive and easy to understand. I appreciate your response.

I'll try to make one soon. It's the same principle as this video. The one thing you have to refine and focus on is your initial drop-in. If you cut in to steep, you won't be able to reverse up it. Take 2 dozer lengths to fill your blade instead of one.

54 years!!!!! I definitely understand the passion for the machine and the reward when you leave a good job. Im 12 years in, I can't fathom doing a half century in the seat. 😂

Hahaha hopefully my days of pushing rock are over. This is cream 🥳

I used to have that exact video here but it was deleted. I'll remake it. 👍

@@justdozing7727 where's the remake ya big stud muffin

🤣 taking the laptop to work next week. I'll have a crack if I get some time 😚

Australia

Can I get a job there I'm a dozer excavator & wheel loader operator

There is lots of work in Australia for all machine operators

How can I get a job in Australia

Could you please do me a favour to get a job

The tailings dam is huge. Tail into 1 section. When that is full, work around the dam. After a few days, when the water has settled and the sand is dry, push that section out to build up new and higher walls. Keep moving around the dam in a clock or anticlockwise direction

Abit better work then pushing to those units aye haha.I see a few jobs going for you guys.. hopefully i get a look in! lol@@justdozing7727

🤣 *boring 🤣

@@justdozing7727obviously

It's unreal how much dirt these 11 carry dozers can carry. Operating a 10 after being in these makes them feel like a 7. Thanks for the compliment. Really appreciate it.

It's a feel thing. I feel the dozers' movements in my arse, the back of my legs, and my torso. When you feel the dozer lean left, right, forward, or back, you have to counteract the blade with them movements. The blade movements should be small increments, not big movements. Having at least 1/4 of the blade full of dirt is a must for final trim. An empty blade moves around too much, and dirt on the blade keeps it steady.

Spot on 👍

I wonder how much dirt he carries back and sprinkles out each pass.

Haha If you dont know how to operate a dozer, it will take you months if not years to achieve a result like that. 90% of jobs are monotonous, perfecting them jobs and having pride in your work results in gratification.

Says the guy that doesn't run one🙄

@@Dex01-Z_WingZero Been operating dozers since I left school in 1966 at 16 yrs, still doing it full time at 74.

Yeh, there were heaps. I am remaking them now. .. slowly

@@justdozing7727 thanks you’re videos helped me alot 🙏🏾🙏🏾 my favourite ones were pushing a tip head, pushing off digger bench those were mint 🔥🔥🔥 thanks again

No worries at all. I am half way through doing a slot pushing vid. Shouldnt take too long to finish

@@justdozing7727 it looks like you’re pushing WA red dirt 🤣🤣🤣

Its rather inconsistent atm. About 1750 p/h each unit I think 🤔

@Just Dozing that's not a bad thing for the operator aye haha, I use to push to exact one in nz. Usually between 1500- 2200 TPH depending on the grade. You have a instagram or anything?

@876M naa no instagram. Having a youtube account is more than enough for me hahahah

Yeh I do. I started the vids last week. I need to get a drone up there to. I'll start the editing real soon 👍

@@justdozing7727 awesome man good on ya . Great content

Yes, definitely more. It's a slow process. If anyone out there has shared one of the videos, post it, I can use the link for RUclips to re upload the missing ones.