CAT D11T, 5110B, and 773B 's mass-x
2015 ж. 25 Сәу.
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Sukut's 5110B excavator loading 773B haul trucks with a D11T on utility and cleanup on this housing development mass-x project in Escondido, CA.
Sukut's 5110B excavator loading 773B haul trucks with a D11T on utility and cleanup on this housing development mass-x project in Escondido, CA.
I was a foreman for this company until I retired 12 years ago . Best company I have ever worked for in my 39 years as an operating engineer.
Cracking kit, thanks again for taking the time to show us what we don't get to see....esp in West Sussex England.
Hi, And a huge thank you for this upload! loved the video and it made a change it was machine working differently from the usual mine stuff.
A skilled operator nicely works a big machine. D9 is a bulldozer of our yearning, but D11 is also wonderful. Thank you from Japan.
Now that's what I call a cleanup dozer. Great vid. Liked.
Thought we were gonna see him get that rock out.
It's just like playing with my toys awesome video I've added it to my favorites
I like this one... Great video
Pair of nice big smoke stacks !!
Sweet clip, pal!
Super!!! alot of pros out there!!
Big gear for a non-mining, civil job. Nice gear too. D11T dozer, 773 haulers and a lovely 125ton Cat digger. I'm wondering if it was for a road project or some other development. Somebody earned some good money outta that one.
Great video
super vidéo regroupant trois gros monstres, un régale, thank's SoCal
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Looks like some good topsoil.
real great dozer man there ! blade up and running the tracks right off the fuckin thing
Dude is flying in the 773!
Aha! Escondildo, rite up the road from me.
Watching this makes me miss my 11t.
Those are some big ass cat toys
Gear two on reverse ,continue gear one on the push , ,nice work .
nice equipments!
I haven’t seen bottom rollers that can move up and drown before. Is that something new on dozers?
Wow, that dozer is cool! Really great video, thanks. Fun to watch.
Did you know that Bruder actually makes a model of this bulldozer?
Alex Williamson'sadventures We know that because Davis has one! :)
Mine is sitting right by my bed and I need to get a new hydraulic lock for the right side of it
Nice video
looks like a bit of track maintence wouldnt go a miss
Housing development? Looks like the beginnings of a strip mine
Hard work that, get them trucks down below, always load off a bench, if possible, expensive way to operate
This is a mine or a job ... There are only big machines. Big ones. So where are the places in the country? I have never seen this machine in Thailand.
The digger driver is a bit messy, no?
Where did all the dirt come from?
Thank yuo very much!Very good! Hungary 2015.12.17.
Should be a safty bund along that bench where them truckies are turning
people don't realize that a d11 is about the weight of a house or two moving right along haha
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were is this job at
I see the operator of the D11t is wearing a hardhat inside the cab. Is that required, or personal preference? I think it would be a bit uncomfortable.
seems to me to be a california thing, or possibly a union thing... or both
I’m sure it’s required on every project with this company. This is an extremely large company and as such, hard hats would be standard equipment.
I know it must be boring after a while running those machines,but i would like to try it although i know it must take years to get as good as those operators
+Steven Murphy I grew up around equipment, running full time starting at 16... now 33 my body is beat up and it is boring, but it is an acquired skill that does take years to do. It's now hard to run equipment but to operate it and make a company money doesn't happen right away.
When you acquire the skills to operate this equipment on this scale, it’s never boring. It’s always exciting. It’s never the same thing from day to day. I spent years doing this and I miss it to this day. Especially the excavators. It’s always a new challenge.
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Underutilization of a tracked asset. Also don't think you could turn the excavator down any lower.
Dozer driver trying to put miles and wear on those tracks?
He doesn’t care he is paid to do what he is suppose to do plus he doesn’t own the bulldozer
No idea what that dozer hands doing. Time your push when he swings to the truck. Muck muck muck come on lets go. Put some smoke in the air.
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Cat...N1.
Just watching him load them on the top is giving me a sore neck
Should the trucks be stopping on the lower level saving the excavator from lifting the dirt higher?
No reason why trucks shouldn’t be on bottom! If bottom was soft and couldn’t get around I could understand!
@@johnschmeitzel8933 These workers are very efficient and know what they're doing. There's a reason why the trucks are at the top.
No bundwall for the truck and the exca swing blind spot.
Nice video :D The thing i have always wondered is why the dump-trucks can only carry about four or five bucket loads of 'stuff', the size of them you would think that the tipper could hold twice as much compared to the size of the excavator.
I don't know the yardage of a 5110B bucket, but 110 stands for 110 ton operating weight. A 777 haul tuck is 100 tons so a 773 is probubly 85.
BigBaddie666 The general rule is to match your loading tool (the 5110 in this case) to a haul unit, so that it takes 3-5 passes to load. If dirt is pouring off the sides after that last bucket, it would be a waste of time and energy to pack more on. Especially with the next truck in line.
JimBruce42 yeah i understand that, but i have always thought that considering the size of the truck compared to the size of the excavator, that the trucks usually take about four/five bucket fulls, when looking at them you would think they could move twice that, or have a bigger truck tipper/container. It is as if the trucks are too small in scale compared to the excavators.
BigBaddie666 A good rule of thumb when matching diggers to trucks is what ever the capacity in tons of the truck (say 50) you need an excavator with an operating weight double that (say 100) this will then give you an excavator that can swing a bucket size that will get your 3-5 pass match.
PA diecast construction Actually, that's not quite true. The operating weight of the 5110B is a 125 tonnes or 137.5 tons, making it a fair bit larger than a 110 ton machine. The 777 actually started as an 85ton truck, and slowly grew to become a 100 ton truck. The 773 was originally a 50 ton truck, and grew to become a 60 ton truck.
d11 on cleanup haha... hope it can handle it
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What is the meaning of the bulldozer in this situation?
seems to me they're feeding the excavator. why i don't know. could be a bunch of reasons.
it's on cleanup and grading duty, but with the rate if fuel consumption they shouldn't run that machine until more work has emerged.
To keep the dirt pushed up
tronghailoveit I have not figured it out yet
Pushing up the loose dirt so the excavator can get to it
track pads look a bit worn .
Loading trucks like that is bad practice , you always set up using trucks on bottom ,the bench should be the length of the stick get way way more production
Well by 3:00 mark i decided dozer operator was green ,by end of video it was hit the clock Bo , cant use ya .
Sort of agree with ya there Swampratt...that's the job we always gave to a new guy on a dozer. We would let him get used to the machine in a place where he can't really hurt anything (including himself)...one of the biggest things he had against him was the fact that he seemed to have no clear idea of what he was trying to achieve. ie. the end result! It was a perfect chance for a new operator to practice grading a smooth floor (without back blading), picking up lumps and bumps left behind by previous operators and putting it all within reach of the excavator...I notice he avoided that little outcrop (island) in the middle and kept going around it. We normally gave a newbie about 4 hours to prove himself before he was re-assigned as a peg man or surveyors assistant.
@@bazzinbulgaria4826 Yeah it's obvious he wasn't a newbie , enough experience to show he was either not trained properly or just didn't even care . I been in the business for 40 years and can spot the untrainable or unretrainables , if thats even a word . I grew up in a time when you better be making progress in both directions of travel. My pop would put knots on our heads tracking backwards or anywhere with the blade in the air , whether it be site work , pit , or land clearing .By the 70's we used 977 track loaders or 988 with root rakes for clearing , which was a phenomenal difference in ooerating costs .
Get them trucks down below the digger ffs
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bring your green card
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dozer man need some training how push no berm along suppose keep berm as you move forward unsafe
Can I drive the d-11 please .I 'll show u how a real dozer operates .cut grade within 2 or 3 hundred s .
D11t with a straight blade makes absolutely no sense to me?? D11t is made to carry maximum material with a full “U” blade. D11t with a straight blade is moving half the yardage of a U blade and burning the same amount of fuel. Very inefficient!
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