My father made roads like this in the Canadian Rocky Mountains before he retired. He called it "playing in the mountains". I think I'll show him this video tomorrow, from his hospital bed. He's 87 years old and this will bring back fond memories. Thank you!
We all know a lot of our white hairs came from building these roads. You always hoped creeping the canyon side track in reverse would grab hold of enough soil to get your dozer straightened out.
I had a friend that had a D4 that let me operate it when I was 23. That was 48 years ago. I can tell you it is more fun to operate than watch someone operate. Merry Christmas to you and yours.
used watch my grandfather build logging roads in the 70's and 80's as a kid in the Sykiyou Mountians in southern Oregon. He drove at the time either a D8H or a 8K with a winch and logging arch. this brings back so many memories and stories he told me. I am lucky I have a video of his old logging company pulling logs out in the 50's rand TD18's then and used mack and surplus 2.5 ton trucks as log trucks. good video and keep more coming.
Very good work especially by cameraman. Loved seeing the rippers do their thing in unexpected rock on a dirt sandy slope. Saw that you are in Turkey. Wish your country would take Earthquake construction seriously and not let contractors cheapen the work. Cheers and keep on skidding.
Hello friend, thank you for your comments on the earthquake, you know when money talks, the truth always remains silent. Love from Turkey to you and your beautiful country, happy Christmas
This is so cool to watch. I never comprehended exactly how it was done and the skill and technique it takes to do this the right way. The operator is an artist with his dozer.
Hey Billie Bob, how's the new house coming along. Great. Moved in last week. How much did it cost you. Oh, $2M. Wow, that must have been a big house...no, only 1200 sq ft...it was the driveway - $1.75M. Great video...sub and thumbs up. 🙂
OOOOU WHAT A sensitive HUMAN BEING...WHAT ABOUT THE PEOPLE THAT DRIVING ON A DANGEROUS ROAD... IF THIS OPERATOR DONT DO THIS JOB??? NO SENSITIVE THERE...JUST FOR THE FISH...
Greetings from Vancouver Island British Columbia Canada 🇨🇦 Starting building road for Macmillan Bloedel in 1980 with D8s loved every minute we used angle blades as well as ublades when we had to carry the fill long distances
@ Thanks Greyder, yes Vancouver Island is a beautiful place to live. Lots of beautiful places to see in Türkiye as well. But more importantly are the wonderful people there.i worked 15 years building road for M&B then ended up working for a large crushing company here on the island.Have a wonderful day my friend
This is awesome man, i make equipment videos from work, im a laborer but love watching the equipment operate every day. Something about it is just so satisfying
@@Greyder_mehmet Merry Christmas. The area you are working here, it could easily be mistaken for any part of Shasta County, Trinity County, Sonoma County, or many other counties in Northern California USA.
Great Video my friend. Having pioneered many a fire road in the forests in southern California, we found a 988 loader with ripper shanks on the rear to be a more productive. Maybe you might be able to try this out in the future. Of course, the amount of rock is also a consideration. Be safe!
Awesome footage. Looks like the mountains of Eastern OR, where I growed up. Same stands of Ponderosa, & doug / white fir. & the soil looks same volcanic / meta make up. Love this look at road building old school. Ok, read the full header. Remarkably similar terrain as pointed out by other P N W residents. Cat skinning pretty similar all over the world.
My friend, the roads you have seen are not completely filled. To give an example, 3 meters of a 6-meter wide road is filled, but as you mentioned, there are no abnormal settlements or slips.
I’d be this guy’s oiler, spotter, mechanic. Hands down it’s a piece of art that he makes. Question. Do the make rear facing ripper teeth? Seems like a good application.
Good idea don’t know if anyone else has thought of that. Think about it maybe a great idea. A buck tooth is useful but has disadvantages. It Surprises me how many people don’t know what a buck tooth is probably can’t google it 🌲
CAT D7 dozer ile güzel orman yolu açma ve genişletme videosu beğendim güzel olmuş emeğine, yüreğine, bileğine sağlık kolay gelsin koca yürekli ustam benim güzel insan hayırlı haftasonlari hayırlı pazarlar
What are you opening up for here? Looks like a logging road to me😂 I had no idea so much road building was going on. I suppose looking at the hillside in the background this is for some sort of mining / ore access.
Just a question, Im not sure how far you are into the mountains, but when you need fuel does it come to you like a tank truck or do you go back to where the fuel is stored.
@@Agwings1960 building road the cat needs fuel every 10 or 12 hours probably a 100 gallon tank in a pickup driven right to the machine (don’t know how many liters that is )
In victoria Australia there is a network of roads and tracks created 150 years ago for bullock drays.The network covers all the remote mountainous regions and is often the basis for the modern road network, fire trails and walking trails. This network still exists and generally in very good condition using the lost bush art of building roads in remote areas. These doser drivers follow the same formula. At home they would always be looking for the remains of these tracks as a starting point.
With zero experience, I cut in a 1/4 mile long trail thru trees on a steep side slope, using a new to me mini excavator. It was kind of obvious what needed to be done, I never had a dangerous or scary moment, the trail came out great. Maybe being a fulltime crane operator helped a bit.
Good Ole C-Frame tractor. We have a good size fleet of them and unfortunately, we can only get them out to pipeline contractors because everyone only wants a P.A.T or Semi-U.
The sacred machines for us are mechanical machines that are not electronic and do not cause any problems, my friend, the service network is problematic here.
Selamun aleyküm ve rahmetullahi ve bereketuhu hayırlı akşamlar ustam kolay gelsin hayırlı işler bol ve bereketli kazançlar başarılar dilerim sana ve ekip arkadaşlarına hayırlı geceler
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My father made roads like this in the Canadian Rocky Mountains before he retired. He called it "playing in the mountains". I think I'll show him this video tomorrow, from his hospital bed. He's 87 years old and this will bring back fond memories. Thank you!
pioneering roads!
I'm 76 and my D8 and I built miles of cut and fill roads like this in the Rockies.
Hello my dear friend, I have endless respect for your father. I hope he gets well. I wish you all a Merry Christmas.
Hello sir, you seem to have missed me, maybe you loved your job, I wish you a happy Christmas.
We all know a lot of our white hairs came from building these roads. You always hoped creeping the canyon side track in reverse would grab hold of enough soil to get your dozer straightened out.
I had a friend that had a D4 that let me operate it when I was 23. That was 48 years ago. I can tell you it is more fun to operate than watch someone operate.
Merry Christmas to you and yours.
Hello friend, I'm glad you liked it, I wish you and your loved ones a Merry Christmas.
This is where the equipment matches the skill of the operator! Can’t have a bad day operating one of these, it would be unforgiving. Good filming!
Hello friend, I'm glad you like it, happy Christmas.
Very skilled operator.
thank you friend merry christmas
used watch my grandfather build logging roads in the 70's and 80's as a kid in the Sykiyou Mountians in southern Oregon. He drove at the time either a D8H or a 8K with a winch and logging arch. this brings back so many memories and stories he told me. I am lucky I have a video of his old logging company pulling logs out in the 50's rand TD18's then and used mack and surplus 2.5 ton trucks as log trucks. good video and keep more coming.
Hello friend, thanks for sharing your story, these are memories for a lifetime. Happy Christmas! 🎄
Very good work especially by cameraman. Loved seeing the rippers do their thing in unexpected rock on a dirt sandy slope. Saw that you are in Turkey. Wish your country would take Earthquake construction seriously and not let contractors cheapen the work. Cheers and keep on skidding.
Hello friend, thank you for your comments on the earthquake, you know when money talks, the truth always remains silent. Love from Turkey to you and your beautiful country, happy Christmas
Could watch this all day.
Thanks buddy, I'm glad you like it. Merry Christmas.
I was going to say the same.
I'm not sure why but I find these mountain roadmaking videos fantastic. Most of them are Turkish and the equipment operators are amazing.
I agree with you, I am glad you liked it my friend!
This is so cool to watch. I never comprehended exactly how it was done and the skill and technique it takes to do this the right way. The operator is an artist with his dozer.
Hello friend, every job requires its own professionalism.
These are wonderful older machines, nothing but a workhorse. Solid mechanical and hydraulic controls, D7G’s rock!!!👍🏻
Definitely my friend, problem free machine
Hakkını veren bi makina hakkını verdiren bir operatör 🔥🔥
saol varol kardeşim selamlar
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Hey Billie Bob, how's the new house coming along. Great. Moved in last week. How much did it cost you. Oh, $2M. Wow, that must have been a big house...no, only 1200 sq ft...it was the driveway - $1.75M. Great video...sub and thumbs up. 🙂
Hey buddy, thank you for liking it, also thank you for the explanation ;)
Are you openly casting cut into what might be a fish bearing stream?
Give it a break
The fish will figure out how to deal with it. They've been at it for millions of years without your help.
yes man but there are no fish
OOOOU WHAT A sensitive HUMAN BEING...WHAT ABOUT THE PEOPLE THAT DRIVING ON A DANGEROUS ROAD... IF THIS OPERATOR DONT DO THIS JOB??? NO SENSITIVE THERE...JUST FOR THE FISH...
It's better for the fire crews to not have road access and let the forest burn down then to get some rocks and soil into that creek!
Questo operatore è un gran Maestro.
sicuramente grazie amico mio
Wonderful , unique video. As an old retired operator, I thoroughly enjoyed this.
Hello, thank you for your comment, I am glad you enjoyed it.
How Does a Caterpillar..... it goes diggy, diggy, diggy, diggy, diggy.......with skilled hands driving it ! Happy New Year !!!
Happy new year my friend greetings
Respect to that operator. He could get in a bad way very easily. That is what experience looks like . Camera man doing great too .
Hello friend, thank you, greetings :)
This is what I need in WV to improve my farm road.
Maybe I'll stop by while passing by, my friend :) greetings..
If I didn't read the description I would have thought this was a few miles from home on the east slopes of the Cascade's in Washington state.
It looks very similar, my friend, the earth is similar everywhere.
Is it that similar my friend :), I wish you a happy Christmas
Exactly what I thought, Leavenworth, Plain, Derby Canyon, Wenatchee, Fish Lake area!
@strongdelusion9442 we must be neighbors. Plain here.
@@stevenbernier4206 I spent my life running all over that area, Chelan too, my family had property there! Hunting, fishing, dirt bikes etc etc.
Mesmerizing to watch, dangerous af, but the operator is very skilled.
thank you sir, glad you liked it
Greetings from Vancouver Island British Columbia Canada 🇨🇦
Starting building road for Macmillan Bloedel in 1980 with D8s loved every minute we used angle blades as well as ublades when we had to carry the fill long distances
Hello sir, my respects and love to you and your beautiful country.
@
Thanks Greyder, yes Vancouver Island is a beautiful place to live. Lots of beautiful places to see in Türkiye as well. But more importantly are the wonderful people there.i worked 15 years building road for M&B then ended up working for a large crushing company here on the island.Have a wonderful day my friend
Excellent video thank you for sharing this very satisfying footage! I’ve carved a few roads with a Cat D6B and manual tilt.
Hello sir, I'm glad you liked it, you're welcome. Greetings.
Camera man doing a great job!
Thank you my friend, I'm glad you like it, stay tuned.
I’ve built many miles of road with our D8H and it’s one of my favorite things to do!
hello colleague thank you
This is awesome man, i make equipment videos from work, im a laborer but love watching the equipment operate every day. Something about it is just so satisfying
Hello friend, the shots are completely natural, this may be because you see new styles, happy new year.
Skillfully done. Must be terrifying moments.
Yes my friend, even though it was difficult, we did it.
Beautiful area, I could have sworn this is Northern California. Thanks for sharing!
Hello friend, thank you, I am very curious about the places you mentioned, I hope I can visit them one day. merry christmas
@@Greyder_mehmet Merry Christmas. The area you are working here, it could easily be mistaken for any part of Shasta County, Trinity County, Sonoma County, or many other counties in Northern California USA.
It would be outlawed in California ! W/the creek below? No way!
You made a great video of a very talented operator. 👍
Thank you my friend, stay tuned
Great Video my friend. Having pioneered many a fire road in the forests in southern California, we found a 988 loader with ripper shanks on the rear to be a more productive. Maybe you might be able to try this out in the future. Of course, the amount of rock is also a consideration. Be safe!
We are working on a different project to widen the road, we will consider this.
Awesome footage. Looks like the mountains of Eastern OR, where I growed up. Same stands of Ponderosa, & doug / white fir. & the soil looks same volcanic / meta make up. Love this look at road building old school.
Ok, read the full header. Remarkably similar terrain as pointed out by other P N W residents. Cat skinning pretty similar all over the world.
Hello friend, it's nice to remind you of the places where you were born and raised. I'm glad you liked it, happy Christmas, my friend.
Agree. Live in eastern Oregon all my life
Looks just like Oregon in the US. Do the roads suffer from drainage or erosion issues?
Hello friend, unfortunately there is. I wish you a merry christmas
Some of the 40’s and 50’s road building like this made for some awesome dirt bike trails today
Yes my friend, It's nice to know that they serve a purpose even today.
What prevents the dirt moved downhill from sliding further downhill then the road is used by the logging trucks?
My friend, the roads you have seen are not completely filled. To give an example, 3 meters of a 6-meter wide road is filled, but as you mentioned, there are no abnormal settlements or slips.
Very skilled operator and a set of balls made of steel! God Speed!
Hello my dear friend, thank you for your compliments :) Merry Christmas
@@Greyder_mehmet Merry Christmas and God Speed!
My dad has operated a cat forestry dozer for over 40 years. Great skill to learn and great money
yeah dude you should be proud of your dad
8.5 years of college...my summer job for that time was running a D7. Good video.😀
Hello friend, I'm glad you liked it, thanks for sharing your story.
I’d be this guy’s oiler, spotter, mechanic. Hands down it’s a piece of art that he makes.
Question. Do the make rear facing ripper teeth? Seems like a good application.
Hello friend, thank you for your compliments, yes, there is a pickaxe on the ripper ends, I wish you a happy Christmas.
Good idea don’t know if anyone else has thought of that. Think about it maybe a great idea. A buck tooth is useful but has disadvantages. It Surprises me how many people don’t know what a buck tooth is probably can’t google it 🌲
Next time take us for a ride down the new road!
Of course I will do this my friend
Nice view, looks fun but I'd probably prefer an excavator with a blade for that part of the road
Thank you, I'm glad you like it, the excavator cuts slopes in the back, remote areas where the bulldozer cannot reach.
Who determines the path of the road, the Bulldozer Driver or a Surveryor?
Of course, the map determines the team, my friend, then the construction machines are transferred and they start working.
А скалы, которые будут крушить, скоро будут 😅😅😅
камни всегда дробятся, их разбивает бульдозер
Pretty gutsy stuff! I always wondered about this process and now I know. Thanks
Hello friend, I'm glad you like it, Merry Christmas
Thank you for the video. You live in a beautiful area.
Thanks for watching!
Great vídeo to value the hard unknown work! Thanks!
Hello, I'm glad you liked it. Merry Christmas.
Yine harikalar yaratmışsın üstad 🙏👍
dostum saol varol 💫👍
CAT D7 dozer ile güzel orman yolu açma ve genişletme videosu beğendim güzel olmuş emeğine, yüreğine, bileğine sağlık kolay gelsin koca yürekli ustam benim güzel insan hayırlı haftasonlari hayırlı pazarlar
teşekkürler beğenmene sevindim dostum güzel haftalar diliyorum
@@Greyder_mehmeteyvallah ustam asıl ben teşekkür ederim ustam sana sayende güzel videolar seyrediyorum hayırlı haftasonlari hayırlı pazarlar
Ormanlar telef olsun millet rahat kesim yandım diye yol yabiliyor orman düşmanı devlet
What are you opening up for here? Looks like a logging road to me😂 I had no idea so much road building was going on. I suppose looking at the hillside in the background this is for some sort of mining / ore access.
Hello friend, roads are built to prevent forest fires and other forest activities.
Kind of like a musical instrument nice performance Mozart was amazing as well.
Thanks buddy, I'm glad you like it, Merry Christmas
Yay, more jeep trails
stay tuned for the future
Güzel dozer videosu
teşekkür ederim 👍
Very.nice pioneering job opperator engineered.i see no grade stakes.well done.
Hello sir, I'm glad you like it. Merry Christmas.
Just a question, Im not sure how far you are into the mountains, but when you need fuel does it come to you like a tank truck or do you go back to where the fuel is stored.
Hello friend, fuel is refueled by tanker daily.
@@Agwings1960 building road the cat needs fuel every 10 or 12 hours probably a 100 gallon tank in a pickup driven right to the machine (don’t know how many liters that is )
Driven many a road like this. Never seen one cut before, very impressive. Movin Mountains!
Hello my friend, thank you, Merry Christmas, stay tuned, more beautiful ones will come.
Merry Christmas to you and yours also!
Brave soul!
thank you man 🤝
Wow!!!! This is in Turkey. Man what a beautiful county. I was thinking the Rocky Mountains.
Hello friend, I'm glad you liked it. Yes, there were a lot of viewers who liked it. Merry Christmas.
Sure as hell isn’t California!! It’d take 30 years for a permit!! And the creek below? Just forget about it!
Half an hour to make about 20 meters of road. That's a tough grind.
Paid by the hour.
Things are always hard for us, my friend.
Great work, great video, thanks!
You're welcome, Merry Christmas.
Красивые места.
Я рад, что тебе понравилось, оставайся с нами, друг мой.
Amazing how similar this part of Turkey looks to parts of the Cascades, Siskiyous, Ochocos and Blue Mountains of Oregon!
Hello friend, yes, it is very similar to the places you mentioned, I received the same comments from other viewers, I wish you a happy Christmas.
Cool stuff and the Ripping is cool because there is always Rock in the way !
Hello my friend, I'm glad you like it, I wish you a happy Christmas.
Needs corner bits. Built like a bucket tooth but designed to replace the corner moldboard.
The tanbur gets reworked every season, my friend.
1 mile a day ?
More or less yes my friend, it may be shorter depending on the rocks.
In victoria Australia there is a network of roads and tracks created 150 years ago for bullock drays.The network covers all the remote mountainous regions and is often the basis for the modern road network, fire trails and walking trails. This network still exists and generally in very good condition using the lost bush art of building roads in remote areas. These doser drivers follow the same formula. At home they would always be looking for the remains of these tracks as a starting point.
It's true sir, thank you for the good information.
Outstanding
thank you buddy
Looks like a very long tedious process 😮.
It's tiring work my friend, it's not easy to cross mountains.
Always felt safe on them roads running wide lowboys in the pacific northwest. Could use your skill on my mountain-side farm here in west virginia now.
Hello friend, you live in a very beautiful country, I hope we were able to help you, happy Christmas.
Dozer muhteşemdi 👍
teşekkürler dostum 💫
I want one of these. I have some mountain roads I want to build.
My friend, if we cross paths one day, I will call you :)
Amazing operator
thank you friend
Operating at its finest.
thank you friend, greetings
Follow up…. How he gets around that knoll?
Unfortunately, the chapter ends here my friend.
Mesmerizing!
thank you friend, greetings
Fenaaa birşey olmuşş
teşekkürler abim
I'm wondering how much gold is in there just saying 🤔👍🍻
hello friend, it is not mining work
@@Greyder_mehmet I know but I'm into that and seeing you cutting into that hill makes me wonder 🤔👍🍻
How far in a day?
Hello friend, if the conditions are good, up to 2 km can be done.
I will buy CAT D7R next year
D7E CATERPILLAR bollduzer, is the best bollduzer,
I hope you buy it my friend, it's a nice machine, it's the right choice.
I would have to buy new shirts every month because they would be too crusty under the armpits looking down that hillside. Well done!
Hello friend, Merry Christmas :)
Çok güzel tebrikler
With zero experience, I cut in a 1/4 mile long trail thru trees on a steep side slope, using a new to me mini excavator. It was kind of obvious what needed to be done, I never had a dangerous or scary moment, the trail came out great. Maybe being a fulltime crane operator helped a bit.
Hello friend, you are obviously a creative person :) Merry Christmas
Always seemed to me that a 30 or 40 ton excavator would do be more effecient at this type of work
You are right my friend, the excavator is cutting high slopes in the back, our dozer is forced to move forward in order not to be idle.
@Greyder_mehmet well you definitely get extra points for bravery 🤣
Must always be aware of the edge. Great job
Sometimes you gotta piss with the dick you got...
Do you know what an excavator is?
The sheer power of that dozer is amazing.
Definitely my friend, torque monster!! merry christmas .
@@Greyder_mehmet you to!
dumb quick one is this how logging roads are made why the cliff side ?
hello friend, for less digging and labor
Good thing you’ve got an enclosed cab, if you hit ground hornets it could get ugly!!! 💥
I hope they don't see us buddy
Looks like the Cascade Mountains in Oregon
Hello friend, yes, it is quite a comparison. Other people compared it to you, too. I wish you a happy Christmas.
Could be Co !we have a lot of Rock here !
yes friend greetings merry christmas
When is part 2 where he builds a viaduct across the draw come out???
Hello friend, the second part is coming soon, stay tuned, greetings.
Sağ ol kardeş dikkatli ol
teşekkür ederim abim elimizden geldiğince 💫👍
Recuerdo a mi Padre habriendo chinos en el sur de Chile y en la zona Central .
Esto es Türkiye, amigo mío, y no hay chinos.
Правильнее назвать ролик: Нарезка полки бульдозером
Да, приятель, счастливого Рождества
Does bulldozer operators are artists in their own skills
Definitely sir, not every operator can be an artist
@Greyder_mehmet I work commercial construction all my life I've seen plenty and you're absolutely right
In Turkey??? Like Turkey Turkey???
hello friend yes this is turkey, happy christmas
That dude has some big cojones . hope he is paid well .
Hello friend, the salary is good by country standards :)
Good Ole C-Frame tractor. We have a good size fleet of them and unfortunately, we can only get them out to pipeline contractors because everyone only wants a P.A.T or Semi-U.
The sacred machines for us are mechanical machines that are not electronic and do not cause any problems, my friend, the service network is problematic here.
@@Greyder_mehmetso true! If it were electronic the CAT repairman and his laptop scanner could never find you!😂
I’m glad he has a plan because I didn’t.
haha unplanned work can be annoying my friend :) merry christmas
I have built my share of hillside goat paths like that. Can be an interestning day.
Hello friend, the terrain is very steep, it takes time to move forward, Merry Christmas.
Just as I figured....that aint a cliff just a hillside.
Hello friend, a steep slope may qualify as a cliff.
@@Greyder_mehmet Hell no no for me and my little machine even.
I've always wondered how often they have to change the brakes when turning that much.
Man this would be hard to observe :)
If the operator knows what he is doing pretty much never wear out brakes. If he rides them a few months
Selamun aleyküm ve rahmetullahi ve bereketuhu hayırlı akşamlar ustam kolay gelsin hayırlı işler bol ve bereketli kazançlar başarılar dilerim sana ve ekip arkadaşlarına hayırlı geceler
aleyküm selam kardeşim selamlar iyi akşamlar dilerim
@@Greyder_mehmetaleyna ve aleyküm selam ve rahmetullahi ve bereketuhu hayırlı akşamlar ustam kolay gelsin hayırlı işler hayırlı geceler
Very risky. I couldn't do that
hello friend, yes it involves risks, operators are used to it, happy christmas
Fill compaction?
Yes, my friend, this is a large earth-moving machine.