How to Tidy Up in an Excavator
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- Опубліковано 6 вер 2024
- In today's Down & Dirty, we're talking about how to tidy up in an excavator.
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For the intermediates out there; Another way to add resistance in a windrow or pile to fill the bucket is to pull the stick in and move laterally. Basically filling the bucket on a 45 degree angle. Not to get too into geometry here but the that angle will always have a longer stroke distance than a perfectly straight windrow. Great vid man keep up the good work!
i like that for picking up objects
@@73DiamondReo For picking up asphalt chunks and concrete "chefs kiss".
Great tip brother and you beat me to the punch! I have a video coming out in the next week or two that talks about picking up concrete without a thumb and I talk about this exact move.
Once the pile I'm pulling from isn't as tall as the bucket, this is the way I take every scoop. Feels so good 😅😂
Got to love the physics of heavy equipment operating. 100% on point, If you add tamping the top of the windrow you will add more resistance. This take time and patients don't rush this and it turns out great every time. I use the hole method all the time when I tie in trenches in areas I can't dig straight out.
Good tip Shane! Thanks for the comment brother!
Nice work. It takes a special kind of guy to willingly put your techniques on display for every operator to nit pick. If these guys are so amazing at their jobs. Why watch your basic training vids?
Nothing wrong with your teaching here in my opinion. I would like to add my 2 cents tho.
After you establish your windrow. Use the bucket to compress the loose material for added resistance for pick up.
Most of our jobs out here are rough graded, then storm, sanitary, water, then dry utility side cast. So we have to recreate grade after each system is installed. Some going into fills. Some stockpiled for future job phasing etc.
I really appreciate the comment! Most people don't think that deep into creating these videos and I really appreciate that you get it. Great advice and thank you for sharing!
Wow ! This technique is awesome . Thanks for your great job here . I’m a new operator in a demolition company in Japan
Thanks for watching!
Brotha , that is genius ! Thanks to you for sharing , you are definitely the man
Thanks for watching and the comment!
@@DieselandIron not my first video I've seen of yours and won't be my last lol
I've always struggled with getting full buckets in this scenario. Not anymore! AWESOME asalways!
Glad to help! Thanks for the comment my man!
Thank you so much. Just done my first trench and been chasing the last bit of spoil around! This was very helpful.
Thanks for watching! Glad the video was helpful.
Not gonna lie, I was waiting for the part where they break out the shovels to finish it off. Never even occurred to me to slightly dig a hole and then fill it in 😂
Excellent. I have always ended up with material coming over my blade after chasing it
Hopefully this will help you avoid that going forward!
Very useful and very well explained!
Thanks for watching, glad it was helpful!
Great tips and advice 👌
Glad it was helpful!
This still works on a 25t in between terraced plots; upsets a lot of inexperienced 9 tonners trying to clear out!
These are skills that will translate all the way up the food chain!
So much Thanks for this... learning to use my mini and this content simply isn't to be found anywhere.
(you're makin' it look too easy tho 😉).
Also, on the minis they prefer if you don't side-sweep plies with the bucket, fwiw..
Thank You 🇺🇸 🙏 👍
Thanks for watching and for the comment!
Is it the same technique with a trim bucket on and if you are on concrete
Really good advice here.
thank you bro
Thanks for watching!
Great video as a rookie helped loads thanks.
Thanks for watching!
This is a very good video, i don't tend to do this windrow thing but i see how it can be helpful! 😉
Thanks for watching and the comment!
Helpful👍📌
Thanks for watching!
Thank you, I have learned a lot from you. Thanks man for sharing
I appreciate you watching! Your support makes this all possible
Great skills!
Thanks brother!
You could use the blade on the machine too
That's cheating! I wanted to make a video that would apply to any model of excavator. A 316 excavator on a basement dig won't have a blade to help you out.
Good video once again do you think once you get your hands on it you could do a review on the case dl550 / compact dozer & put it through it paces on land clearing or grading project would love to see the rippers & the performance
It will be a bit until I'm able to get my hands on a unit where I'm able to do a full review. That being said, it is in the works. I have an upcoming trip to the Tomahawk facility to run the DL550 but it will be at their proving grounds so I can't put it through "real world" paces. I'm working to get an actual review done ASAP.
Love your tips and tricks 🤘🏻 thanks for sharing
Thank you for watching!
thank you for your info
Anytime! Thanks for the comment!
Thanks dude!
Thanks for watching!
thanks again master!
Thanks for watching!
If I was going to tidy up as you say on a excavator I would swing my load over already graded area. I would push it to side I was going to pile or load truck and scoop from there but that's just me
That's a good addition to the technique. Thanks for the comment!
Great vid Bryan!
Thanks Kevin! I appreciate it!
Check out the Mecalac 8MCR, perfect for a one man operation
That's a really interesting machine. I've never seen one here in the US
@@DieselandIron me neither till recently, they a made in France and they are making their way over to North America
@@matthewwoody4114 I'd be curious to play in one to see how it performs
1st
Fool is killingnslee bearing with lateral swings. I have 50 hrs on my 2 ton machine. Can fo better than a pro
don't tell people to smack..,.. you're the reason Japanese machines get ovaled out by 6000hrs when they're capable of 15,000 when operated properly
I teach real world, practical operating. If you want to be the old man doing drainage tile with a machine from the '80s then by all means but you will never compete running machines with 10,000 Plus hours
You can't comment against this clown, he thinks he knows everything. It's amazing how people continue to embarrass themselves on UA-cam
@@DieselandIron I run a 2014 and 2012 machine, My point is not abusing the machine, you don't need to smack, it's not a hammer, it's a hydraulic shovel. When you need to hammer put on the breaker
@@DieselandIron if you want to replace your machines or create an issue/breakage stopping you from working, or get pins and bushes work done 10x as often as a non-abused machine then by all means
What im saying is you shouldn't teach Bad Practices
You want old timer? Look up the story of the tortoise and the hare, and slow down cowboy
@@DieselandIron Do you also bang electronics when they act up? You're an animal mate