Those forklift drivers are some g's! Especially that guy in the blue t-shirt. The speed and skill with which they move those trench plates is insane. Practice practice practice, or as they call it work.
I like the way they painted the cylinder barrels black. It breaks up so many square feet of yellow and really pops. I was afraid it was going to run over a fork lift and not even know it. I'd like to have been the salesman that closed that deal. Bet they don't sell one of those everyday. Bucket looks like it's going to load shot rock somewhere. What a machine!
I can't see any operation buying a 6020 then throwing a novice operator in it....I imagine seniority would determine the guy who gets to play with the new toy.
That semi truck at the door puts it into scale... The forklifts are rentals, along with the trench plates. The drivers are hired on part-time and do not fall under OSHA guidelines from what I understand... This is where everyone is responsible for his own saftey and is watching to make sure he does not kill anyone as well. It works, convention after convention and there is no accidents. Probably because no one is complacent from long familiarity with operators.
Yup, work this big really multiplies the "give-a-fuck" factor of everyone working the gig, and going non-union and per-job contract work gets things done significantly quicker and more efficiently than the barrage of guidelines and employee policies and what not that slow this sort of stuff down. I've worked a few gigs - nothing quite like this of course, just some concerts & wrestling shows - and, frankly, the workers prefer it this way too, since we don't have the guidelines slowing US down either. I get the feeling that the efficiency created by this mutual benefit and the pretty consistent safety record of these things leads the government organizations like OSHA to overlook a lot of the stuff that they could most certainly nit-pick about it. It only takes a couple incidents that make headline news to bring the dogs out though, and I think that everyone involved is mostly aware of this. Like walking on egg shells - as quickly and efficiently as you can, lol
No, said mine executive might have seen the thing and ordered a *dozen* of them. If your mine is in need of mega-excavators and you want to see different models, that's why they HAVE expos in the first place.
@@kingmichaeln1 Oh heck no I'm not a rigger. I'm just in a business where these kinds of expos are pretty routine. It's a great way to see all the latest toys, and if one happens to catch your eye as being something your lab might need, you take a business card and set up a vendor deal with 'em. Admittedly, in my business, the machines are a whole lot *SMALLER* than this behemoth...
Fork truck operators should work the opposite way. Drop the furthest steel plate on the far side (left) and then the near side. Avoids the extra travel time and speeds up the process. (around 2:22)
I'm impressed that thing isn't splitting the pad, even with platforms. We have a Conex lift that we can't drive on the pad because it'll crack it, and our pad is 8" thick.
The visibility from that cab is appalling. There is no way the operator should have to be leaning forward like that to see what is directly ahead. That there is a good enough reason not to buy one. What other ill conceived and not properly thought through design flaws is this thing hiding?
Just imagine how thick and reinforced that expo centers concrete slab is. I bet it's built a category 3 airport runway and a really deep carefully prepaired ground bed under it so the ground does not heave under this digger.
You've never seen a convention load in and load out. There are probably another 20 forks rolling around there. They know what they are doing and have a minimum of a couple hundred hours before the company ever hires them. You never see the other workers in the video because they know to stay away. Depending on the time of year, a full load of safety gear in Las Vegas is actually a safety hazard in itself, the weight and extra exertion will give you a heat injury more often than not. The fork operators are like old cowboys, they do not get out of their machines any more than a cowboy will get off his horse, so most of the worries are moot there too.
Independent contractor work - everyone knows EXACTLY what they're signing up for, getting into this kind of work is typically word of mouth so I can't imagine that there's much of anyone that just gets into it blind, and, frankly, the ability to ignore a LOT of the typical safety regulations and employee working condition standards is not only mutually beneficial for both the employees(you want to get in, get the fuck to work, and get out as quickly and safely as possible - this isn't any kind of every-hour-smoke-break kind of work. Also, flat rate pay not hourly, you get a fixed check for each day worked) and the facility/organizers, but it is what allows these events to both get setup and torn down extraordinarily quickly and efficiently.
And then at the end of the vid you think, holy shit they make one bigger than that and then the recommended videos shows there's an ex8000, even bigger!
918 dislikes unbelievable I figured it out you are those people who are Afraid of their own Shadow. Boo😱 And you have never operated a piece of heavy equipment you can't dislike this, I was 13 on my first backhoe. All I can say just seeing this CAT is .....Here kitty kitty 💪👍
MASSIVE CAT machine but very slow to move.. Those machines were used to build old Egypt pyramids, but just for pulling force to pull base platforms on rollers to transport big rocks up pyramid and maybe to escavate some foundations
The forklifts have debris stuck to the rear tires making them bounce, and the driver almost ran into a guy. Not to mention all the garbage laying every where. Could be practicing more professional safety when you present your machines.
Now that's funny I'm a retired heavy equipment operator and I get that joke I used to operate 657 train engine caterpillar scrapers and a d10 n dozers and a 14g motor grader I love it
Who looked at freaking Itachi front end loader holy smokes they're huge I miss operating heavy equipment and I would love to operate something that huge oh my God
Those forklift drivers had a lucky day. It must have been really annoying for the excavator driver them driving back and forth all around and it looked like that he was really close call that he didn't decide to crush them. Those small arseflies would not have had a change against that beast LOL
ArcticAstrophysics They are for working on a hard surface like rock. If the tracks were wide they would get bent. Wide tracks are only needed to spread the weight of a machine that has to work on soft ground.
CAT DIESEL POWER You would be disappointed. It isn't as powerful as you think it should be. Also the controls are a little weird, you can't boom up and curl the stick at the same time. It takes a little getting used to. Digging level takes some getting used to as well. You're up on a 20ft tall bench, looking down from a high angle. You'll think you're level until you get down on the ground. What looks like just a small high spot or hole is a hell of a lot bigger on the ground.
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Those forklift drivers are some g's! Especially that guy in the blue t-shirt. The speed and skill with which they move those trench plates is insane. Practice practice practice, or as they call it work.
They're getting union pay, im surprised They're even working
Andrew Camarata needs this Machine !!
Lawn mower smash 2.0??
I rented one of these when I had to put a new water line into my house from the street. Worked well.
NeilLB7 did you have to dig through a mountain range?
Most awesome R/C yet! You can sit in it too.
I like the way they painted the cylinder barrels black. It breaks up so many square feet of yellow and really pops. I was afraid it was going to run over a fork lift and not even know it. I'd like to have been the salesman that closed that deal. Bet they don't sell one of those everyday.
Bucket looks like it's going to load shot rock somewhere. What a machine!
Imagine using this for a goldmining operation, Parker needs this.
They always have that really nice appeal when they're new. And then seeing them in action is over the top. Provided it has a professional operator.
Make a fun movie; with an amateur operator!
@@paullangford8179 Hey I love operating trackhoes, and for some jobs I'm good enough. Some jobs require a pro, though.
Letsdig18
I can't imagine anyone letting somebody who wasn't a professional operate a beast like this one
I can't see any operation buying a 6020 then throwing a novice operator in it....I imagine seniority would determine the guy who gets to play with the new toy.
This here is for when you need the "ENTIRE" load moved in ONE scoop!!💪🏾👌🏾👍🏾❤💯
or the entire mine
@@alex46215 Ikr!😄👌🏾👍🏾
That semi truck at the door puts it into scale... The forklifts are rentals, along with the trench plates. The drivers are hired on part-time and do not fall under OSHA guidelines from what I understand... This is where everyone is responsible for his own saftey and is watching to make sure he does not kill anyone as well. It works, convention after convention and there is no accidents. Probably because no one is complacent from long familiarity with operators.
Yup, work this big really multiplies the "give-a-fuck" factor of everyone working the gig, and going non-union and per-job contract work gets things done significantly quicker and more efficiently than the barrage of guidelines and employee policies and what not that slow this sort of stuff down. I've worked a few gigs - nothing quite like this of course, just some concerts & wrestling shows - and, frankly, the workers prefer it this way too, since we don't have the guidelines slowing US down either.
I get the feeling that the efficiency created by this mutual benefit and the pretty consistent safety record of these things leads the government organizations like OSHA to overlook a lot of the stuff that they could most certainly nit-pick about it. It only takes a couple incidents that make headline news to bring the dogs out though, and I think that everyone involved is mostly aware of this.
Like walking on egg shells - as quickly and efficiently as you can, lol
How did they make such small RC forklifts and cameras to fit in a toy factory!?
I love cat excavator much,as an operator I wish I will have one of those excavator someday to operate.
cat is the best
Love live Liebherr
Love live Liebherr
Found my new Tonka toy. YEAAAHHHH.
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Those forklifts are like babies running around in circles.
That thing would have saved me so much time putting in my retaining wall this summer.
this looks hugeee ,, imagine what CAT 6090 will look like
That Hitachi was a monster
grumpybill dwarfed that cat! I noticed that too.
I am so sure some mine executive saw this at the expo and was like... you know what? I think I'll have one of those!
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They wouldn’t make it if there isn’t a need for it
No, said mine executive might have seen the thing and ordered a *dozen* of them. If your mine is in need of mega-excavators and you want to see different models, that's why they HAVE expos in the first place.
Archibald Mirenopteryx If you’re a rigger do you get training on the heavy equipment and cranes?
@@kingmichaeln1 Oh heck no I'm not a rigger. I'm just in a business where these kinds of expos are pretty routine. It's a great way to see all the latest toys, and if one happens to catch your eye as being something your lab might need, you take a business card and set up a vendor deal with 'em. Admittedly, in my business, the machines are a whole lot *SMALLER* than this behemoth...
Father of elephants passed by, and the dwarves were busy unfurling carpets for the king
No ship can sail in the open water without tug boats remember that.
@@Me-ws5zt in this case it's an excavator with forklifts
Tracks seem small and narrow for the size of this machine. Maybe its just me
Fork truck operators should work the opposite way. Drop the furthest steel plate on the far side (left) and then the near side. Avoids the extra travel time and speeds up the process. (around 2:22)
They get paid by the hour
There’s always that one guy who knows how to do your job better💀
Чисто как хирургический.Кат впереди планеты всей.
That concrete slab is quite sturdy.
The plates spread the weight over the whole area of the plate otherwise the tracks would be punching holes through the concrete.
I'm impressed that thing isn't splitting the pad, even with platforms. We have a Conex lift that we can't drive on the pad because it'll crack it, and our pad is 8" thick.
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Keep in mind a lot of these venues have under ground tunnels for utilities and deliveries as well....
They finally made a pc2000 competitor. About time
The visibility from that cab is appalling. There is no way the operator should have to be leaning forward like that to see what is directly ahead. That there is a good enough reason not to buy one. What other ill conceived and not properly thought through design flaws is this thing hiding?
How much for the thumb attachment?
I hope that building is well ventilated to get the fumes out.
What is following it out of the building? Ovb mining equipment but what is it
I would love to have the money to ship it there and the money for assembly and disassemble and ship it back out.
Good way to find sinkholes...
continues until success ❤️ semangat sukses. ❤️💜
Imma bring this thing to cars and coffee.
No burnouts ED! Else you can never come back!
This has to be an enormous pain to set up and then have to break them down just to move them. I could only imagine how much that cost
Musicalbullet yes this also comes with a wheeled version as well
Probably about $4000/hr
Musicalbullet we 6,500 an hour 1 100 ton beam trailer and two flat beds
The bucket looks so small for that machine. Might as well get a dragline
it creates job..
I sometimes miss operating those mining excavators, was kinda enjoyable in nice blasts but not so much in not so good blasts
Nevermind the CAT, look at the size of that HITACHI sitting outside!!!
This isn't the biggest CAT either.. So you can't compare them
CAT makes one almost identical to it
Lindo, lindo, lindo...meu maior sonho é trabalhar com essa mega, mega...extraordinária.
I would make this as my house.
It will no doubt have to be taken apart to move-put back together once on location.
The Arnold Schwarzenegger of machines!
On another note, why do the threads seem a little narrow on this ?
It will be in rock so doesn't need the width to float it on soft ground.
Caterpillar the best there is period......
Thanks for the video.
They built this at the factory and then said, "now what"?
Let’s dig ourselves out of this
What’s the fuel consumption of that per hr?
How big was the Hatachi?
Вау! Красавчег!!!! Дайте мне его джойстики в руки! Я хочу им управлять! Хочу работать этим чудом ! Caterpillar ты лучший! 👍
EVERY ONE SHOULD HAVE A SAFETY VEST ON ! ! ! ! OSHA RULES.
this has to be enormous pain to set up and then i like just to move them
I’d love to know the price for that beast, would someone please tell me how much does it cost
Ask a Cat Dealer not us :D
Cat: I'm the biggest here
Hitachi (chilling in the parking lot): Hold my beer
How original ...
@@brucedressel8873 ....
Did you see the Hitachi? when it parked up? twice the size
can some explain to me the benefits of a inverted main cylinders
I need a root removed in my back garden, does anyone know if this has enough hp for the job?
better use 2 just be be sure
Nm
I don't think so 🤔😣
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is that root the size of a house? lol
I wonder how much it pay the operator of this machine.
Nice and clean brand new.
Hi, What was behind the Cat 6020B? Another Cat following on the same steel plates.
charlie8you it was a drill rig
Thank u so much!
I wouldn't like it running over my foot lol 😂
actually thats normal size. The people are just very tiny.
SPARKY SINN
Linda...linda.!! Meu sonho é trabalhar com uma dessa ou a...monstro...Liebherr 9800...lindaaaaaaaaaaaa.!!👍👍👍👍😭😭😭😭
what happens from here? surely they dont go on a truck?
I wonder how the ancient Egyptians would feel about this
locksmithmuggle they would probably figure out how to build bigger stuff.. just a guess
They used slave labor. One man operating that bucket could do more in a day than 10,000 slaves could do in a month.
This machine is not strong enough to lift the pyramid blocks so they would not be impressed
@Katie Giles considering I run them for a living and know what the can lift I don't think so maybe you should research the weight of the blocks.
Boo shaka
Just imagine how thick and reinforced that expo centers concrete slab is. I bet it's built a category 3 airport runway and a really deep carefully prepaired ground bed under it so the ground does not heave under this digger.
Whats the Hitachi next to it makes the cat look small
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YES it is much bigger
Hmmm... No steel toed work boots or high visibility clothing on any of these men . basic personal safety does not seem to be a concern.
Shawn MacFadden I’m fairly certain they’re really visible and if that runs over their foot they’re already a little fucjed
You've never seen a convention load in and load out. There are probably another 20 forks rolling around there. They know what they are doing and have a minimum of a couple hundred hours before the company ever hires them. You never see the other workers in the video because they know to stay away.
Depending on the time of year, a full load of safety gear in Las Vegas is actually a safety hazard in itself, the weight and extra exertion will give you a heat injury more often than not. The fork operators are like old cowboys, they do not get out of their machines any more than a cowboy will get off his horse, so most of the worries are moot there too.
Independent contractor work - everyone knows EXACTLY what they're signing up for, getting into this kind of work is typically word of mouth so I can't imagine that there's much of anyone that just gets into it blind, and, frankly, the ability to ignore a LOT of the typical safety regulations and employee working condition standards is not only mutually beneficial for both the employees(you want to get in, get the fuck to work, and get out as quickly and safely as possible - this isn't any kind of every-hour-smoke-break kind of work. Also, flat rate pay not hourly, you get a fixed check for each day worked) and the facility/organizers, but it is what allows these events to both get setup and torn down extraordinarily quickly and efficiently.
needs more Jawas
How is the machine transported?
I never seen restroom sign this big
I thought the same thing, must be a hell of a toilet in there
That Hitachi be like 'Hey little fella'
😂😂😂
Nice piece of machinery
I really don't understand the point of this machine. If all it does is dig what's the point of it being that big?
Not to mention the tracks look like they skipped leg day. Smh what a waste
Moving more dirt or rock. Time is money!
And then at the end of the vid you think, holy shit they make one bigger than that and then the recommended videos shows there's an ex8000, even bigger!
which brand excavator is best in the world
Is this special built to fit our larger American friends?
Now that is an excavator I would love to have a model of!
me too
What was the machine behind it when it was tracking out
Some sort of transfer conveyor from the looks of it.
How would you transport that?????????seems a little extreme
918 dislikes unbelievable I figured it out you are those people who are Afraid of their own Shadow. Boo😱 And you have never operated a piece of heavy equipment you can't dislike this, I was 13 on my first backhoe. All I can say just seeing this CAT is .....Here kitty kitty 💪👍
thats just google's manipulation of their algorytm
@@MatthewHensley8304 👍
The Hitachi parked next to it was bigger 👍
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MASSIVE CAT machine but very slow to move.. Those machines were used to build old Egypt pyramids, but just for pulling force to pull base platforms on rollers to transport big rocks up pyramid and maybe to escavate some foundations
The forklifts have debris stuck to the rear tires making them bounce, and the driver almost ran into a guy. Not to mention all the garbage laying every where. Could be practicing more professional safety when you present your machines.
No real safety in that place. The guys on the forklifts drive as if there is a fire going on somewhere!
esta increible
Use it to dig the pit for an inground pool. Yeah! 2 scoops!
all that plywood forklift road production and it still drove across the bare floor.
i had one exactly like that when i was 5, but wooden and i excavated my sand box with it!
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That is the biggest restroom sign ever lol
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Damn that is a monster!
Mi orgullo más bonito es trabajar en caterplllar Reynosa por que me siento feliz levantarme temprano para irme a trabajar 1cat😎🐱🐱🐱🏆🏆🏆🏚🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇱🇷🇱🇷🇱🇷
A swimming pool with just one scoop.
I was thinking about that too..😊
Give him a few hours and he can give you a lake
Now that's funny I'm a retired heavy equipment operator and I get that joke I used to operate 657 train engine caterpillar scrapers and a d10 n dozers and a 14g motor grader I love it
Damn it I want to sit in that cab
Who looked at freaking Itachi front end loader holy smokes they're huge I miss operating heavy equipment and I would love to operate something that huge oh my God
beautiful😍😍👌👌
I want that for Christmas
Rodney Stewart:L.
..Lk
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Lol
Those forklift drivers had a lucky day. It must have been really annoying for the excavator driver them driving back and forth all around and it looked like that he was really close call that he didn't decide to crush them. Those small arseflies would not have had a change against that beast LOL
а как их увозили потом или оставили как памятники?
Sogood?
Why does it have such skinny tracks? Is it to put more pressure onto the ground?
ArcticAstrophysics They are for working on a hard surface like rock. If the tracks were wide they would get bent. Wide tracks are only needed to spread the weight of a machine that has to work on soft ground.
That makes sense thank you
I think the main hydraulic cylinders look too small for the amount of weight they are going to be moving.
It depends on the pressure. I think Cat know how to build this kind of machinery!
uhhg!! after runnin a 345 for the last 30 years! I would love!! to dig a septic tank with this mutha!! lol GOOOOO! ! Cat power!!!
CAT DIESEL POWER You would be disappointed. It isn't as powerful as you think it should be. Also the controls are a little weird, you can't boom up and curl the stick at the same time. It takes a little getting used to. Digging level takes some getting used to as well. You're up on a 20ft tall bench, looking down from a high angle. You'll think you're level until you get down on the ground. What looks like just a small high spot or hole is a hell of a lot bigger on the ground.
how thick is that shop floor?
Why is Willie Nelson out there directing traffic? Who let him out again!?
My thoughts too..lol
How much does that thing cost!!
I thought that CAT was as huge as they get until I saw the Hitachi it parked beside.
How was it?