I've often wondered who wrote the law that says these huge, yellow machines making so much noise and just so _big_ need to have a little, yellow flashing light on top that you can barely even see. I thought I'd add I do geology contract work here and there for mining companies here in the states and some have rules that you have to wear an orange vest while inside and operating machines like this one. I think it's just something to make critical thinkers go crazy. ;) Thank you for all of your videos. We love this stuff.
You have to wear a hard hat when doing earthworks? So your head is protected when your run over by a dozer or a scraper? They said we had to wear them when operating a machine with ROPS cab why?
I agree.. what irritates me is how pretty much every State, County, and Township/Municipality lack a uniform code or requirement on safety laws.. My company works on pipelines and Right of ways.. we have 3 locations that serve as a base for projects in the area.. All 3 of those locations have a "Safety inspector/manager" that gets paid 100k a year to go around and conduct piss tests and make sure that the crew foreman does the daily safety meeting and has the paper work is in order.. I don't know what the rules are where this Dozer is operating but here Highway Trucks that haul oversize are required to have a safety beacon light.. it doesn't matter what kind anything from a Zip tied Wal-Mart strobe to a full blindingly bright LED light Bar.. Our trucks are clean and shiny with chrome headache racks and the full light bar on top and LED strobes in the grill and air cleaner.. With the lights on at night you can probably see the truck from space!
Back in early ‘70s, on an interstate building project, after the initial blue top was complete, the quarry, opened on site to provide stone, had a whole parade of tandem dumps show up the first morning, ready to haul. State inspector ran them all off of the job because they didn’t have a third axle under the bed. They hung around long enough for the inspector to explain the specs of such a rig. About all he could find out was that an additional axle with wheels on the road when the truck was loaded. The next morning all of them trucks showed up again to haul rock. As soon as they were loaded, and the truck hit it’s overloads, the 3rd axle sat nicely on the haul road. Them axles consisted mostly of a galvanized pipe with a bicycle wheel on each end and hanging beneath the frame on two chains welded to the pipe and frame. They were legal according to the rules.
Este bulldozer es pura pinta el Cat D11T se lo supera por mucho, lo digo con propiedad llevo unos 15 años trabajando como op en bull. No hay comparacion
Hasta que llegan al piso duro, el cat no es para trabajo duro , por que crees que este 475 esta haciendo ese trabajo, antes de eso tenian un D11 y simplemente no pudo con material tan duro... a lo mejor es un poco mas lento pero por eso los utilizan en estos tipos de trabajo, Cat a mi parecer es mas comercial. slds.
I run the same model tractor for awhile and i have to say that I was quite disappointed and would much rather work every day in a D11T any day of the week. The 475 just feels very lazy to operate and the Cat high sproket system rides better when you're running on hard ripped rock all day long.
Kolay gelain usta ben yunus serin ben büyük dozerlere 27 yıldıır merak ederim özelliklede bu iki büyük dozer cat d11 ve komatsu s475 abu ikisozer daha çok merak ederim mesela komatsu dozer serilerinde en sevdiğim dozer serisi komatsu d475a d275a d85 bu üç dozer serisi komatsunun en sevdiğim dozer serisidir hele sizin kullandığınız 475 o dozere hayranım d 475 en sevdiğim yanı uzun mesafeye malzeme itişine hayran kaldım hatta malzemyi 40 ile50 saniyede itiyor hatta d11 izlediğimde bir buçuk ve ikidakika aürüyor uzağa malzeme itişi size şu sorum olacak usta zatentormlarınızdada d475 in d11 üstün olduğunu söylediniz benim sorum şuher buiki büyük dozerin arka ripper performansı hangisinin ripperi daha iyi yırtıp söküyor d474 inkimi yoksa d11 rinkimi bu güzel deneyiminizi benimle paylaşırsanız çok memnun olurm size kolay gelsin iyi akşamlar
Assolutamente, questo 475 ha sostituito un D11R che non riusciva a rippare nel duro. I Komatsu, come i vecchi Fiat Allis 41B o FD50, hanno sempre tirato di più dei CAT. CAT ha sempre avuto buon marketing ed un sacco di fanboy.
JIGA BACHI The 575 is quite a bit bigger but I think only around 50 were ever produced and there’s probably only a fraction of them still working. Komatsu stopped production of them until there’s a bigger demand as far as I know.
Interesting, I never knew they ceased production of the bigger beast, I imagined very few and far apart were still produced but not that they had halted production entirely until demand comes back(if ever). Probably is just CAT fans spreading bad word about it but every time I read comments on any YT videos between the 2 people always say how finicky and unreliable machines they were compared to the CAT D11.
JIGA BACHI I cant really comment on their reliability when compared to a Cat D11 but I do know the 475 in the video replaced a D11R that couldn’t cope with ripping the rock in the quarry. They actually had a Komatsu 375 before and then when the Silica sanddeposits got too hard they had to hire in the D11R. They then chose to go with Komatsu again when it came to buying a 100 tonne class dozer. Without doubt Cat produce outstanding dozers but I’ve never heard anyone say any Japanese produced machinery was unreliable.
Cool video thanks for this. Someday i hope we will see video about Komatsu 980e-4 and P&H 4800XPC rope shovel. Awesome Earthmovers best chanel about heavy machinery on youtube
Kolay gelsin usta iyi çalışmalar gerçekten usta komatsu d475a performans açısından cat d11 den sizin daha önce yaptığınız yorumlardada gerçekten çok üstün birşey dikkatimi çekti birde çat d11 rin satın alma maliyeti fiyat etiketi komatsu d475 ten daga pahalı nasıl oluyor bu iş anlamadım yapılan iş performansına bakılırsa komatsu d475 a sizin söylediğiniz gibi cat d11 den katkat üstün ripper sökücüsünden uzun mesafeye bıçakla malzemeyi itişi ne kadar d475 üstün cat d11 hem iyi iş yapmaycak ama fiyatı d475a dan daha pahalıya satılacak bu nasıl bir mantık sizinde yaptığınız yorumlada işletmenin iş üretim beklentilerini karşilamıyacak birnevi o sizin işletmenize hüsran yaşatacak satn alma maliyeti d475 ten daha pahalı satılacak cat d11 burda müşterilerinde hakbetmediği bir fiyata satıyor yani birnevi bu tarz işletmeler cat d11 re yüksek fiyat ödemkle parasını birkısmını çöpe atmış oluyor gerçekten çok yazık yani catd11 marka etiketini pahlıya satıyor çoğu kişiyde yanıltıyor buda doğru bilinen yanlışlar siz bu konuda nediyorsunuz benim fikirlerime bu güzel deneyimlerinizi benimle paylaşısanız cok memnun olurum yani sizinde dediğiniz gibi cat d11 verilen parayı hak eden bir makine değil yazık çok yazık size kolay gelsin iyi akşamlar
A straight blade on a 475 makes absolutely no sense to me. This machine needs a “U” blade. This would allow the machine to move twice the amount of material with each pass.
Straight blade penetrates better on hard ground, reduces the need to rip. U blade is good for softer, easily penetrated ground. Semi U is, of course, a compromise between the two.
The cost of that dozer is ridiculous. It's so heavy it wears out the undercarriage rollers in no time. Man cannot make a bearing heavy enough to handle the weight of that machine. I'd love to hear the quote of "it's a thousand dollars an hour" to operate. It works though. I mean seriously other than mining, you'd never need that. A Cat D8 will do it all so long as it isn't mining.
I don't know about the new current models ,but I unfortunately know about the older 455.s I think that is what's now a 475 . I'll have to check n see . I bought a brand new one ,from Brandeis equipment sales In 1994 . I should have. known that the price difference in it and the Cat D11N should have told me something. The.first.18.months.the 475 was.a.bear . It could really push the rock . How after 18 months everything started breaking down on it. By the time it was a little over 2 years old I just parked it.,.and.purchased.2.new. D11Rs. I worked them in shot sandstone for almost 10 years ,and only had to do normal wear and tear maintenance. Like rebuild the undercarriage, and overhaul the engines.and hydraulic system . And they hit the ground running again. I sold my operation about 5 years ago, and to my knowledge ,both of the 11Rs are still pushing rock ,every day. Now that's a true machine.
@@reatonable he is doing that part alright just a few pushes he lifts up too much and doesn't load up the blade 100% ...you can always tell a good cat skinner when they back
Philip Meadows When it flashes it indicates that the operator has his seatbelt on. Its so on-site safety personnel know if an operator has the seatbelt on or not.
Regarding that the ripped material pushed LOOKS quite loose, I had just the same idea. Many quarry dozers in Germany have U-blades. But looking at the time needed to fill the SU-blade, it seems like those guys have made the right choice...
Is the operator in training? If so he needs to learn how to make a flatter cut and if he's not going to cut flat he needs to use the capacity of the machine to push more. Not a very profitable way to operate.
I like heavy equipment. The operator is a very good skill. Very good engine sound. Thank you from Japan.
I've often wondered who wrote the law that says these huge, yellow machines making so much noise and just so _big_ need to have a little, yellow flashing light on top that you can barely even see.
I thought I'd add I do geology contract work here and there for mining companies here in the states and some have rules that you have to wear an orange vest while inside and operating machines like this one. I think it's just something to make critical thinkers go crazy. ;)
Thank you for all of your videos. We love this stuff.
Your comment makes sense . I think the rule chooks need retraining .
You have to wear a hard hat when doing earthworks? So your head is protected when your run over by a dozer or a scraper? They said we had to wear them when operating a machine with ROPS cab why?
I agree.. what irritates me is how pretty much every State, County, and Township/Municipality lack a uniform code or requirement on safety laws.. My company works on pipelines and Right of ways.. we have 3 locations that serve as a base for projects in the area.. All 3 of those locations have a "Safety inspector/manager" that gets paid 100k a year to go around and conduct piss tests and make sure that the crew foreman does the daily safety meeting and has the paper work is in order..
I don't know what the rules are where this Dozer is operating but here Highway Trucks that haul oversize are required to have a safety beacon light.. it doesn't matter what kind anything from a Zip tied Wal-Mart strobe to a full blindingly bright LED light Bar.. Our trucks are clean and shiny with chrome headache racks and the full light bar on top and LED strobes in the grill and air cleaner.. With the lights on at night you can probably see the truck from space!
Have you all ever heard of OSHA !!! Government regulations !!! Got to those govt people busy. So I can pay them more than they are worth
Back in early ‘70s, on an interstate building project, after the initial blue top was complete, the quarry, opened on site to provide stone, had a whole parade of tandem dumps show up the first morning, ready to haul. State inspector ran them all off of the job because they didn’t have a third axle under the bed. They hung around long enough for the inspector to explain the specs of such a rig. About all he could find out was that an additional axle with wheels on the road when the truck was loaded. The next morning all of them trucks showed up again to haul rock. As soon as they were loaded, and the truck hit it’s overloads, the 3rd axle sat nicely on the haul road. Them axles consisted mostly of a galvanized pipe with a bicycle wheel on each end and hanging beneath the frame on two chains welded to the pipe and frame. They were legal according to the rules.
Great camera angle! Thanks for sharing.
It looks like a little toy bulldozer until you see the size of the man driving it, he's an ant in comparison.
The only machine I know that spends half of its life in reverse!
And goes faster 🤣
No smoke under load 🍻
It looks like a little toy bulldozer until you see the size of the man driving it
What a great machine!
Este bulldozer es pura pinta el Cat D11T se lo supera por mucho, lo digo con propiedad llevo unos 15 años trabajando como op en bull. No hay comparacion
Hasta que llegan al piso duro, el cat no es para trabajo duro , por que crees que este 475 esta haciendo ese trabajo, antes de eso tenian un D11 y simplemente no pudo con material tan duro... a lo mejor es un poco mas lento pero por eso los utilizan en estos tipos de trabajo, Cat a mi parecer es mas comercial. slds.
Unstoppable
very nice video!:!!thank you!
Queria muito ver um desses de perto
Komatsu?.... Super... Special... Super ! 👍 Go...
I had a chance to crawl all over a 475. Ya don’t realize how big they are until you see one in person.
Cool video. Some great close up camera angles. Thanks for sharing. Would love to see this machine parked beside a D65 for a comparison!
Construction Machines Channel There’s a photo on my Instagram of it parked beside a Cat D6
I have that picture if you want it. I spend all day in one of these. We have a d65 at work and i thought it would make a good picture 😂
How far can you push the dirt, with a dozer, before it becomes inefficient and you need to load it on a truck?
until the shield is full
I run the same model tractor for awhile and i have to say that I was quite disappointed and would much rather work every day in a D11T any day of the week. The 475 just feels very lazy to operate and the Cat high sproket system rides better when you're running on hard ripped rock all day long.
They don’t have the power like a cat. D10 can out push that p.o.s
@@tideak3807 you're on drugs
The d 11 cant rip what that machine can
Must be cat fake advertiser
وين شغال
Fuck what a Grunter !
Powerful equipment
Kolay gelain usta ben yunus serin ben büyük dozerlere 27 yıldıır merak ederim özelliklede bu iki büyük dozer cat d11 ve komatsu s475 abu ikisozer daha çok merak ederim mesela komatsu dozer serilerinde en sevdiğim dozer serisi komatsu d475a d275a d85 bu üç dozer serisi komatsunun en sevdiğim dozer serisidir hele sizin kullandığınız 475 o dozere hayranım d 475 en sevdiğim yanı uzun mesafeye malzeme itişine hayran kaldım hatta malzemyi 40 ile50 saniyede itiyor hatta d11 izlediğimde bir buçuk ve ikidakika aürüyor uzağa malzeme itişi size şu sorum olacak usta zatentormlarınızdada d475 in d11 üstün olduğunu söylediniz benim sorum şuher buiki büyük dozerin arka ripper performansı hangisinin ripperi daha iyi yırtıp söküyor d474 inkimi yoksa d11 rinkimi bu güzel deneyiminizi benimle paylaşırsanız çok memnun olurm size kolay gelsin iyi akşamlar
the only person have a machine such big is sheamus Christy from gold rush series
Very good
Ça donne envie de tester la bête ! 👍
Il cat d11 solo piu maneggevole ma come spinta il komatsu sr lo mette in tasca
Assolutamente, questo 475 ha sostituito un D11R che non riusciva a rippare nel duro. I Komatsu, come i vecchi Fiat Allis 41B o FD50, hanno sempre tirato di più dei CAT. CAT ha sempre avuto buon marketing ed un sacco di fanboy.
Where in the u.k is this quarry ? Biggest dozer here in s. Wales we have is a Cat d10 ,at the Miller Argent open cast coal site near Merthyr Tydfil.
Andrewtoyota Rees It’s in Fife, Scotland
It's quite close to Alloa,they had a D11 in there,but it was not upto the job.
Komatsu dozer are more powerful than the Cat d11, is that what you are saying,?
What's the reasoning for calling the material " Over Burden "
Very nice job 🌹
Выкинуть такого оператора из кабины. Наездник
Нормально работает этот оператор.
Looks like crude running out of the soil is it?
Or a final drive seal spewing oil.
I know this is HUGE but I knew they had bigger(D575) since the previous video.
JIGA BACHI The 575 is quite a bit bigger but I think only around 50 were ever produced and there’s probably only a fraction of them still working. Komatsu stopped production of them until there’s a bigger demand as far as I know.
Interesting, I never knew they ceased production of the bigger beast, I imagined very few and far apart were still produced but not that they had halted production entirely until demand comes back(if ever).
Probably is just CAT fans spreading bad word about it but every time I read comments on any YT videos between the 2 people always say how finicky and unreliable machines they were compared to the CAT D11.
JIGA BACHI I cant really comment on their reliability when compared to a Cat D11 but I do know the 475 in the video replaced a D11R that couldn’t cope with ripping the rock in the quarry. They actually had a Komatsu 375 before and then when the Silica sanddeposits got too hard they had to hire in the D11R. They then chose to go with Komatsu again when it came to buying a 100 tonne class dozer. Without doubt Cat produce outstanding dozers but I’ve never heard anyone say any Japanese produced machinery was unreliable.
My thoughts too. Keep up the excellent work, I find your vids like staring at fish tank, relaxing. (^_^ )
JIGA BACHI Thanks, I’ve been a bit slow this year putting out videos but I’ve a lot coming from June onwards.
Cool video thanks for this. Someday i hope we will see video about Komatsu 980e-4 and P&H 4800XPC rope shovel. Awesome Earthmovers best chanel about heavy machinery on youtube
Kolay gelsin usta iyi çalışmalar gerçekten usta komatsu d475a performans açısından cat d11 den sizin daha önce yaptığınız yorumlardada gerçekten çok üstün birşey dikkatimi çekti birde çat d11 rin satın alma maliyeti fiyat etiketi komatsu d475 ten daga pahalı nasıl oluyor bu iş anlamadım yapılan iş performansına bakılırsa komatsu d475 a sizin söylediğiniz gibi cat d11 den katkat üstün ripper sökücüsünden uzun mesafeye bıçakla malzemeyi itişi ne kadar d475 üstün cat d11 hem iyi iş yapmaycak ama fiyatı d475a dan daha pahalıya satılacak bu nasıl bir mantık sizinde yaptığınız yorumlada işletmenin iş üretim beklentilerini karşilamıyacak birnevi o sizin işletmenize hüsran yaşatacak satn alma maliyeti d475 ten daha pahalı satılacak cat d11 burda müşterilerinde hakbetmediği bir fiyata satıyor yani birnevi bu tarz işletmeler cat d11 re yüksek fiyat ödemkle parasını birkısmını çöpe atmış oluyor gerçekten çok yazık yani catd11 marka etiketini pahlıya satıyor çoğu kişiyde yanıltıyor buda doğru bilinen yanlışlar siz bu konuda nediyorsunuz benim fikirlerime bu güzel deneyimlerinizi benimle paylaşısanız cok memnun olurum yani sizinde dediğiniz gibi cat d11 verilen parayı hak eden bir makine değil yazık çok yazık size kolay gelsin iyi akşamlar
power....!! awsome
Great!!
What's the oily stuff sticking to the blade?
A straight blade on a 475 makes absolutely no sense to me. This machine needs a “U” blade. This would allow the machine to move twice the amount of material with each pass.
Straight blade penetrates better on hard ground, reduces the need to rip. U blade is good for softer, easily penetrated ground. Semi U is, of course, a compromise between the two.
Febre do ouro!
8:15... Hittin' the vape pen...
The cost of that dozer is ridiculous. It's so heavy it wears out the undercarriage rollers in no time. Man cannot make a bearing heavy enough to handle the weight of that machine. I'd love to hear the quote of "it's a thousand dollars an hour" to operate. It works though. I mean seriously other than mining, you'd never need that.
A Cat D8 will do it all so long as it isn't mining.
Nice tanks
I don't know about the new current models ,but I unfortunately know about the older 455.s I think that is what's now a 475 . I'll have to check n see .
I bought a brand new one ,from Brandeis equipment sales
In 1994 .
I should have.
known that the price difference in it and the Cat D11N should have told me something.
The.first.18.months.the 475 was.a.bear . It could really push the rock . How after 18 months everything started breaking down on it. By the time it was a little over 2 years old I just parked it.,.and.purchased.2.new. D11Rs.
I worked them in shot sandstone for almost 10 years ,and only had to do normal wear and tear maintenance. Like rebuild the undercarriage, and overhaul the engines.and hydraulic system . And they hit the ground running again. I sold my operation about 5 years ago, and to my knowledge ,both of the 11Rs are still pushing rock ,every day. Now that's a true machine.
Super
Looks like he could a bigger bucket
Good!
I’d have a issue.
1- it don’t move till it needs 2
2- run it at max. No pussy footing around unless your paying the fuel bill
Not even a full blade??? Must be expensive training guys on that big beast...
I suppose he could dig a hole at the start to get a full blade, but then the push area wouldnt be flat, would it?
@@reatonable he is doing that part alright just a few pushes he lifts up too much and doesn't load up the blade 100% ...you can always tell a good cat skinner when they back
Very quiet undercarriage. Izzat 'cause of the double idlers on bottom
Работать одно удовольствие
good job I am bulldozer operator
I am Dozier operator
Who stronger machine komatsu or cat ?
What is that oily lookin dirt. Is it a coal mine strip.
can anyone tell me what that green flashing light is on that machine, i see it on all machines on site
Philip Meadows When it flashes it indicates that the operator has his seatbelt on. Its so on-site safety personnel know if an operator has the seatbelt on or not.
thank you for that super quick response greatly appreciated, , now i can waggle my finger at people who are not wearing their seat belt haha.
It ACTUALLY tells people around the machine that the seatbelt is clipped in! Mostly behind the seat in Uk.
its to let safety officer know operator has the seat belt fastened.
Adore komatsu 275 a
1/3 more done using slot method needstolearn how
There is always one wanker congrats
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Why in the world would you have a straight blade on a 475? Needs a “U” blade. Just saying
c8055 it’s not a straight blade, it’s a semi U rock blade. The dozers primary purpose is to rip and then put it into piles with short pushes.
Regarding that the ripped material pushed LOOKS quite loose, I had just the same idea. Many quarry dozers in Germany have U-blades. But looking at the time needed to fill the SU-blade, it seems like those guys have made the right choice...
Manmuel
Дуже потужний бульдозер.
575 komatsu video görüntüleri gösterin.
Че он дымится то??
Oh
Is the operator in training? If so he needs to learn how to make a flatter cut and if he's not going to cut flat he needs to use the capacity of the machine to push more. Not a very profitable way to operate.
Бестолочь
Класс 😎😎😎
Not pushing it hard enough
Türkce
Piss poor operator
the best I have seen yet.
Hate them cats better in every way