Ridge Removal the D11 Way
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- Опубликовано: 7 мар 2015
- The D11 works fast requiring only one pass to remove the remaining center ridge. The entire upper plateau was leveled within a week despite the dozer responding to other jobs in the pit when required.
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I can only imagine how satisfying that had to have been. Thanks for sharing.
I like to come back and see this video again and again.... its so much satisfying!!!
If only everyone who has small brains could understand that slot cutting is the best way to move mass quantities of material efficiently. Too many guys try to chase wind rows all day rehandling the same material over and over.
Great clip. Make one showing the process of stair stepping the slots and show how much dirt you can move in a slot.
Are you talking about taking the dirt from the back and using the ‘Chris-Cross Method’? That’s what I was thinking when I saw this video, literally all that dozer was doing was rilling the dirt back into the slots, not actually moving it from the back of the push over the edge. Heaps of time wasted
dam rite pard that's how we gidder dunn!! great vid!!
It takes guts to drive a machine like, that with limited forward visibility, to a sheer cliff face like that.
StereoSpace
He had a spotter with a radio but it was quite a push!
It takes guts to drive a machine like that, with limited forward visibility, to a sheer cliff face like that.
StereoSpace as long as you have dirt in front of your blade your fine.
StereoSpace still it would be pretty hair rising
Just started a new cut and the high wall was 300ft that I'm taking down to the bottom of the pit in a D10N but ya it's a rush
4 years later watching this....I wish it was4, 5, 6 hours in length!..that would be super awesome!!
I know. One minute it’s enough
This is great! SUPER! Thank yuo very much! Hungary.
Thing's a freakin beast.
I worked in earthmoving equipment division of hm eed tirvellore taken over by caterpillar for 18 years
The sound of dumpers being run in shop would be heard as background music
When i left i had several crores documents of dumpers on my table ready for dispatch.These machines are great to be seen specially when they are shipped in 4 or 5 trailers.
looks easy in poofter dirt (old mining term ) but in blue rock or iron ore that would take 6 passes easy . been on dozers for 15yrs and d11s for 7 of them . great tractors . either that batter was 15 degrees or less or that dirt was talcom powder
We haven't got many d11s in the UK but what a machine
it's amazing video or even if you took photos at the start till it puts the dirt over the edge!!!
dam is a BEAST this CAT D11 nice vedeo mate
Good cat skinner. Keeping the blade face pressure equal side to side, makes for longer machine life.
Nice video
25 years of mining around 15 been on D11 they are beast
"...dear mom. I moved a mountain today."
Big monster that is!
thanks, very good
I love those yellow toys 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍
D11=when you need a mountain moved in one push.
That cake has a lot of layers
Impresionante, un saludo
awesome!!!
AHHHHHH life is great!!! for the dozerman!! sweet vid pard!! live it N love it!!
CAT DIESEL POWER you don't see the really situation who the dozerman live..from morroco
Nice!
It's 7am. I'm eating a bacon sandwich & watching a machine remove a ridge
Actually no. It would have taken more than one pass to remove the material from the center ridge because much of it went off to either side of the blade as the dozer made the pass. The center ridge was a product of what is called "slot dozing" which allows the dozer to push more material ahead without losing it off the sides of the blade.
Been there, done that, it is fun to move dirt efficiently.
dematson Thanks Einstein, now I can sleep tonight.
Yes it’s was fun only that guy failed on productivity clearing the windrow of material between the slots a few passes from a angle dumping the material into the slot would have been more productive
I ran everything from a D3 to a D9, but never got the chance to pilot a 10 or an 11. Got it on my bucket list.
How long would it take to dig that line by hand with a shovel? I'll guess 1-3 months, 7 days a week.
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Big Boy!!!
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how do you get away with that high wall?
The D11 Is a best of a mechine.
How long did it take to get it full?
Mining and machines diesel and dust there's nothing better unless your the Stig...
Just cut out a chunk and push it into the slot, that way you keep all the material from spilling either side of the blade.
You can see everything you need to in D11’s especially on days! Night shift is a little different but you do get a bit of a rush Bulk Pushing on nights in 11’s. Side Cutting is even more fun. As long as you are aware of your machine and how it will behave youll have no problems😊 Your always looking down between your Blade link arm or out at your blade wing anyways. your almost never looking straight forward.
I got in a 11r and stood it on the ripper tryin to climb a loose fill….carrydozer blade is a beast..you can tell a big difference when you raise one right after a regular blade…never got to take a pass but played on one…
balls off steel man!
Sick!
He also uses the end of ridge as stop point and knows how far blade is from machine
What kind of mileage do you get?
Pura fuerza bruta.
Awbo
Sam's a real genius. The dirt got 'destroyed'. . . . . so I wonder how in the world that could possibly happen. Not only that but he 'FELT SORRY FOR DIRT !!! '
I miss runnin the 11s they are the cadilac of dozers 11R was the models i ran normal u blades and carry dozers
hellbilly hellraiser
if you need anything moved.....flattened.... or just simply obliterated,, call on a D11
I know that looks spectacular but is highly unproductive. When taking out rills between slots you start at the back of the slot and 45 degree push rill into slot utilising the walls of the slot to carry the maximum amount then repeat process using the alternate slot and so on until the rill is gone. Ensure your slots are no deeper than blade depth. This will make for a safer more productive outcome.
Mark Duncan Your right but he's just taken the entire slot with one pass
suicidaltendencies99 That material looks light and easy to push however in iron ore I'd push same way you suggested
Always wondered how the operator can see the edge and not go over
I think the reason some naysayers are missing the point is because they dont know that the blade on that D11 is probably pushing a mound of dirt the size of house.
That was it !
holy shit man!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I wonder if my BX can do that?
what if he falls down ?
Where was that?
noway!! hope he gets good pay!!
Dozer some big tires
He should have used the cross cross method. He lost most of his dirt on both sides of the blade. Now he has a few more passes to remove the rest.
WOW
Reclaiming
I ran a d11 for amerikol mining from Butler PA,for 11 years before taking a job as mechanic for same co.the catd11 will move lots of dirt but that cat 3508 engine is junk I think we only had one engine last past 5000 hours and it went the full ten thosand hour chain out but the rest would burn out pistons or more over Piston rings some had cams go bad outhers blown head gaskets cracked heads ECT.ect.im not a big fan of the 3508 ,but our d tens on the outher hand didn't break down very much the v12 s both the 3412 and the newer c27 overhead cam engines would run the full ten thosand hour to overhaul without a hiccup just as I was retiring the d11 got a c32 v12 engine the co.just bought one up at the northern divistion .I don't know how it worked out but cat knew of failures with the big v8 ,well enough I'm guess that it promoted a change in engines,guys I talked to that got to run them say thier loaded with power!
crazy guy
meu sonho operá uma máquina dessa alguma empresa mim dá essa oportunidade ?
That thing's got some pahr,.
The ridge removal was excellent but it left two more ridges
The strain on the machine must be emence
Great video DZB, What kind of mine was that? and why are they filling it in?
Same strip mine. The company just seemed to be prospecting on a slightly deeper coal seam.
John M. Evangelis
John M. Evangelis. Looks like a strip mine they have to go back and reclaim after they get so far beyond an empty pit
You could do the same with a F-150 with a huge blade. Try doing that going up-hill now...
Здравствуйте.А что это он делает?😕🤔
can you imagine doing that with a hand shovel
Woooooow
Вот это дозер... я таво всё!!!
caterpillar américan power
i wonder how much lbs this guy ball weigh
Only CAT has this power
Couple horses there
More god damn it
Pucker factor 10.
Looks like he is pushing out the overburden from the truck dump.
called a windrow
This is definitely without a question a D 14.5 all these know it alls know all about nothing
Should start at the back and get a full blade and then go back into the slot, not down the middle like that
Gavin84w that's the way a was taught to slot doze. This guy is giving himself more work than he has to do
Gavin84w yeah. I'm highly disappointed at how few people commented saying that. One guy even called him "a good cat skinner." I came from construction grading to mining a little over 2 years ago and have been largely unimpressed by most of the people who are considered good operators in the mine that I work at. I'm a perfectionist when it comes to my work and I like to think I'm a fairly efficient and strive to always get better and more efficient. It drives me crazy to see the potential of that beast completely wasted by an inefficient, half ass "operator." At least he was actually using slots, but if I had to guess, I'd say he started from the back of it lol.
only thing better is a swamp cat. big balls
THAT"S A STEEP DROP ........
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Half way through the video, a voice came to me..... "MOVE BITCH, GET OUT THE WAY!"
thats not a ridge lol, he is pushing down his slot, he was slot dozing.
Here is a video of the disassembly of a Bruder D11 Dozer... ruclips.net/video/GbD_9zEuPBg/видео.html For all of you interested in making one of your own..
Filling a used up quarry?
Sort of. A boundary area they dug a little deeper looking for the coal seam.
Never operated a D11, but that's how you see accomplishment fast, dozing downhill.
Hamiza jawadi de marocain 19:56
fucken big hole , would take me a year with my d6
Why burn up the machine on long unproductive pushes?
Back up far enough to get a load...kids...
as a dozer operator I totally agree. The fuel burnt and wear occurring is totally unnecessary. The load pushed over the cliff is the same and the operators spillage was terrible.
For purposes of making a clear showing of how much he's moving, for video sake I'd say
I wanna push a mountain off a cliff
I feel bad for that dirt!! Because it got destroyed!!
All I see is Rehandle... Shoulda taken the tail of the windrow in one slot and carry it through.
No effin' way.
Video was too short!! But, hory shet!
Yeah, it doesn't look like he actually removed it....just simply knocked it down to each side and leveled it....jus sayin
Класс а наша дэтэшка ДТ-75 за два прохода свалилабы это все
:)
not for me
Tracks are loose lol