as a gen Z , i see this as a cool job..especially if you get to go to the other places or even work with different loaders..even without all the diverstiy..I still find it very cool and satisfying. Good work!
I ran a 930h for a couple years for a pipe crew. loved loader. Ride control never worked like you have on, imagine running pipe and structure's over 2 acre jobsites without ride control. You would be getting tossed out that thing the first time a super saw you shifting that thing while your still rolling though.
Haha thank you! I tried to be somewhat smooth with my head movements LOL, but we have lots of videos where the camera is mounted to the loader so definitely check those out!!
Nice to see someone else in the industry! Is that cat setup with the drive select there on the joystick? I know the old 924 I used to run had the F/R setup on that thumb toggle on the joystick made it a lot easier than smacking the lever there at the wheel. Otherwise great stuff.
Yeah this one has the F/R on the joystick and on other machines i use it, but for the 930H the column shifter just has a better feel to it, you can really have a good flow with it if you know how to time it right, and sometimes the joystick shifter would cramp my hand haha
Yeah I can agree with it. We had ours setup with a 6 yard high lift tilt bucket on it off that toggle next to the stick and that would really make you work your hand out when you where trying to do multiple things at once.
It took me personally about 3/4 years and 4k-5k hours to get really skilled in these machines, it takes a long time to really get good and efficient so don't give up and be patient!
How do you know you’re not putting those truckers over the weight limit cause there gotta be a weight limit isn’t there I’m just wondering if u have a scale in that or on the loader.?
no shot that the first truck was loaded legal... I'm out here with a 349 shovel loading tri axles getting mto and opp coming in bitching about overloaded and my loads what his third bucket load looked like...
The Product i was loading was extremely light so the truck could take it no prob, i always flatten it after its loaded and we use the foil tarps so nothing flys out, but i get what your saying about the MTO and OPP haha
as a gen Z , i see this as a cool job..especially if you get to go to the other places or even work with different loaders..even without all the diverstiy..I still find it very cool and satisfying. Good work!
As a gen z, i agree haha
This guy switches buckets so quick I be sitting there 15 minutes trying to line shit up 😭
Haha it takes practice
That’s one tight yard tho! Same thing I do all day but with an 8 yard roll out bucket
Haha Nice!
I ran a 930h for a couple years for a pipe crew. loved loader. Ride control never worked like you have on, imagine running pipe and structure's over 2 acre jobsites without ride control. You would be getting tossed out that thing the first time a super saw you shifting that thing while your still rolling though.
Haha that must've been brutal without ride control!
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in germany i drove an Komatsu. u could put the gears only with one button on the right.. much more easier :D
A lot easier when it is on the joystick
For most the joystick is easier, but i don't even notice the difference between the 2 anymore
Nice video
This is my local trail end!
Are you able to mount the camera on the .loader? Cause your head movements might make some people sick. Otherwise great work!!!
Haha thank you! I tried to be somewhat smooth with my head movements LOL, but we have lots of videos where the camera is mounted to the loader so definitely check those out!!
@@Getsoil can you do a video where theres a camera mounted to the roof of the loader? i feel like that'd be unique.
VERY GOOD DRIVING!!!
Thank you!!
nice video i do the same thing here in Arizona run a cat 926m for pioneer landscape centers
Ohh always wanted to try a 926m is it an older machine ?
@@Getsoil no it's newer
@brianopichka7339 I bet it’s nice . New machines feel so nice to drive
@Getsoil yea my company has had it for 5 years now so but rn I'm driving a john deere 524p as a rental cus the cat went out
How does it compare to the CAT? We have only used CAT here
great video
wheres your mulch come from
Nice driving!
Thanks !!! 😊
Nice to see someone else in the industry!
Is that cat setup with the drive select there on the joystick?
I know the old 924 I used to run had the F/R setup on that thumb toggle on the joystick made it a lot easier than smacking the lever there at the wheel.
Otherwise great stuff.
Yeah this one has the F/R on the joystick and on other machines i use it, but for the 930H the column shifter just has a better feel to it, you can really have a good flow with it if you know how to time it right, and sometimes the joystick shifter would cramp my hand haha
Yeah I can agree with it.
We had ours setup with a 6 yard high lift tilt bucket on it off that toggle next to the stick and that would really make you work your hand out when you where trying to do multiple things at once.
how long it takes u to get atthis good? i tried it once in a new job and it was so hard for me lol.
It took me personally about 3/4 years and 4k-5k hours to get really skilled in these machines, it takes a long time to really get good and efficient so don't give up and be patient!
Wow, a truck driver thats unloading to be helpful? Impossible!
How do you know you’re not putting those truckers over the weight limit cause there gotta be a weight limit isn’t there I’m just wondering if u have a scale in that or on the loader.?
Yes we have a scale
no shot that the first truck was loaded legal... I'm out here with a 349 shovel loading tri axles getting mto and opp coming in bitching about overloaded and my loads what his third bucket load looked like...
The Product i was loading was extremely light so the truck could take it no prob, i always flatten it after its loaded and we use the foil tarps so nothing flys out, but i get what your saying about the MTO and OPP haha
i went from these to kamatsu wa 500s the bigger they get the smoother they are
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why dont he use the forward reverse on the joystick. slapping that shiter stick all day would kill me lmao
It hurts my thumb and cramps it using that shifter, the stick shift is actually easier haha
What's the second smaller lever for next to your bucket joystick?
Never used it I’m
Assuming it’s for other attachments like a snow plow
It's for the third hydraulic function. Roll out buckets, grapple, 4 in 1 bucket, etc
@@iantattam9266 Awesome! thank you!
How do those trailers unload it doesn’t look tilted
It’s called a walking floor. The floor shifts back and fourth pushing the material out it’s really cool
Lots of piles of dirt
There isn’t nothing efficient about this