Hi there matsumech, Thanks do much for the upload. Great atmospheric video. I think I may have seen miss Fossy behind that rock you know. Take care. mrbluenun
спасибо гоподу что 34 года отработал только на импортной техники катарпилер очень говно фиаталис говорят при союзе этого вора путинского брата растреляли и потом только на кматцу это мечта для людей 12 через12 часов работали и не уставал русский капитализм самый ненасытый в мире потому что у власти всегда одни дебилы сталин гений а хрущ кукуруник и тварь и пошло и получили идиота моль и все стали
Sometimes I get this bad feeling that a group of rich people out there somewhere are attempting to ruin the U.S.A. Certain laws get passed that seem to violate the family structure, ruin love within family members, and environmental groups halting U.S. mining production causing unemployment. Back in 1966 when I was in grade 8 in geography class we were required to study U.S. geography. From our textbook this is what we learned. Detroit was the automotive capital of the world(auto plants working day and night) and Los Angeles was second. Tons of steel produced in Pittsburgh, Cleveland, and Chicago(a major locomotive producer). Minnesota had the worlds largest iron ore mine, millions of tons of coal produced from Pennsylvania to Kentucky. Florida had the largest phosphate mine that would supply enough fertilizer to U.S. farmers for the next 4000 years. The U.S.A. back then was the worlds leader in mining, manufacturing, and agriculture. American families were close together and enjoyed an affluence never seen before in history. Now something has gone wrong--I feel.
Truly an awesome machine. Without getting into the bit ch bog of comparison between brands komatsu and others with full wrap drive sprockets do have the edge over draped chain concept. Interested to know how the fracture of the material was achieved since the featured dozers has no ripper, was it blasted. Since it seems Komatsu capped size at 475 now is this because drapped chain could not advance HP much past 1000. It has seemed odd that dozers power platoded. Was it because of hi Track.
@@keithsamples5 yeh Keith have had my time on the odd granite boulder. What of the fact cat capped dozers house power because 3.5 teeth sprocket to chain (hytrac drive) is practically limiting as against full wrap ie the 575. Would have appreciated a D12 or 13 or 15 maybe 2,000 hp "D20"
What a rough place for a machine to operate. I'm imagining operating costs are much higher in a place like this compared to some cushy dirt box. I'm sure those costs are all factored in, but I'd be curious to see overall operating costs for the life of these machines in a place like this. D11 moves a lot less, but I imagine it's a lot less to maintain?
The machines are in the USA (WV). We had six in our service area...but due to the administrations "war on coal" and market prices. All are parked, just like a lot of miners in this region.
Keith Samples yes I live in southeast Kentucky and I too can agree wholeheartedly how this homosexual liberal administration has devastated families here dependent on coal production. Members of my family are struggling now just to make it. Damn shame and it pisses me off!
@@keithsamples5 I know my chances for a reply are slim to none but I used to haul equip in and out of the mines back in the day. Any idea where any of these machines are located ?
@@bharris7610 If any are still being used in production surface mining, there were several up Rt. in WV between Beckley and Whiteville. The one's I used to keep running were at mines called Progress and Edwight. They used to be Massey Energy mines but were sold to Alpha Resources after the Upper Big Branch mine explosion. No one liked them until they went down. Then it was...."How long to get it back up"
Absolute Beast.. love these 575 Komatsu dozers
Hell Yeah Komatsu 575 Big Daddy Of Dozers
I bought one of these to build my house pad. I was finished after first pass.
Komatsu 💪🏻👏👏👏
Un berdadero traktor KOMATSU UNA DESTIA DEL SIGLO EL MEJOR DEL MUNDO
Thanks for telling me about the location. Sorry to hear your industry has come to a halt.
Cool video; looks like something out of Jurassic Park.
Awesome sight of this 1050hp 316,000 pound bulldozer
Can be seen at museum near Cambridge NZ
King of the dozer.. d575sd.
What the hell 😳 THAT HAS TO BE GODZILLA ..... THE HOLY HELL THAT'S A MONSTER AND EVEN SOUNDS LIKE IT😳
É uma potência total. Muito show
Grandissima potenza.
What a monster.
Eat your heart out Cat.
i'm dying to be this monster operator!!great vid boss..
Hi there matsumech,
Thanks do much for the upload. Great atmospheric video.
I think I may have seen miss Fossy behind that rock you know.
Take care.
mrbluenun
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спасибо гоподу что 34 года отработал только на импортной техники катарпилер очень говно фиаталис говорят при союзе этого вора путинского брата растреляли и потом только на кматцу это мечта для людей 12 через12 часов работали и не уставал русский капитализм самый ненасытый в мире потому что у власти всегда одни дебилы сталин гений а хрущ кукуруник и тварь и пошло и получили идиота моль и все стали
Вот это мощь
Sometimes I get this bad feeling that a group of rich people out there somewhere are attempting to ruin the U.S.A. Certain laws get passed that seem to violate the family structure, ruin love within family members, and environmental groups halting U.S. mining production causing unemployment. Back in 1966 when I was in grade 8 in geography class we were required to study U.S. geography. From our textbook this is what we learned. Detroit was the automotive capital of the world(auto plants working day and night) and Los Angeles was second. Tons of steel produced in Pittsburgh, Cleveland, and Chicago(a major locomotive producer). Minnesota had the worlds largest iron ore mine, millions of tons of coal produced from Pennsylvania to Kentucky. Florida had the largest phosphate mine that would supply enough fertilizer to U.S. farmers for the next 4000 years. The U.S.A. back then was the worlds leader in mining, manufacturing, and agriculture. American families were close together and enjoyed an affluence never seen before in history. Now something has gone wrong--I feel.
To you Lost Pilgrim, I agree with you whole-heartedly.
Don't worry America is making a comeback!
Blame it on the democrats
bel video complimenti
why won't ya take another shot in bright summer day.i think it would be great to watch it in clearly view.i would appriciate that
The question remains
cat man my whole
life but this doze is just
the king
Truly an awesome machine. Without getting into the bit ch bog of comparison between brands komatsu and others with full wrap drive sprockets do have the edge over draped chain concept. Interested to know how the fracture of the material was achieved since the featured dozers has no ripper, was it blasted. Since it seems Komatsu capped size at 475 now is this because drapped chain could not advance HP much past 1000. It has seemed odd that dozers power platoded. Was it because of hi Track.
Yes, and usually not very well...meaning that boulders that sometimes took 2 machines to move were not that uncommon.
@@keithsamples5 yeh Keith have had my time on the odd granite boulder. What of the fact cat capped dozers house power because 3.5 teeth sprocket to chain (hytrac drive) is practically limiting as against full wrap ie the 575. Would have appreciated a D12 or 13 or 15 maybe 2,000 hp "D20"
what a monster...
Este mountro mueven montañas y hace temblar ta tierra
Traction power 230ton!
It's my national pride.🇯🇵😅
Eu gosto muito de máquina gigante e é lindo o trator de esteira da komatsu
What a rough place for a machine to operate. I'm imagining operating costs are much higher in a place like this compared to some cushy dirt box. I'm sure those costs are all factored in, but I'd be curious to see overall operating costs for the life of these machines in a place like this. D11 moves a lot less, but I imagine it's a lot less to maintain?
machines like this are designed for rough places and the cost of wear and tear is all factored in so no problems.
Move more, can reduce work time, also big advantage, sure this size of work area is suit to this size of dozer
I hear the 575 has reliability issues. They break down a lot.
Woow
After you drive that monster, every other dozer iss a toy!
I want one!!!!
pat land I want five!!😸😹
ground ship
Q buena chamba
A great machine. What country is this in?
The machines are in the USA (WV). We had six in our service area...but due to the administrations "war on coal" and market prices. All are parked, just like a lot of miners in this region.
Keith Samples yes I live in southeast Kentucky and I too can agree wholeheartedly how this homosexual liberal administration has devastated families here dependent on coal production. Members of my family are struggling now just to make it. Damn shame and it pisses me off!
@@keithsamples5 I know my chances for a reply are slim to none but I used to haul equip in and out of the mines back in the day. Any idea where any of these machines are located ?
@@bharris7610 If any are still being used in production surface mining, there were several up Rt. in WV between Beckley and Whiteville. The one's I used to keep running were at mines called Progress and Edwight. They used to be Massey Energy mines but were sold to Alpha Resources after the Upper Big Branch mine explosion. No one liked them until they went down. Then it was...."How long to get it back up"
Sorry, I meant to say up Rt.3
THAILAND ❤️❤️🇹🇭🇹🇭
где купить?
Too bad they're broke down most the time, however I do really want to run one and make a multi cam video
hard no
wicked cool toned though they just cant holdup like cat
Is this from Mars?
cristiandemirel1918 YES!
))))
X
11 run circles around this
Yeah, it runs in circles tail between it's legs near the Komatsu.
This pushes 2 1/2 times the material a d11 does
You're feckin drunk boy
Fast doesn't necessarily mean more production
Too big and too slow. CAT D11 all day!
but does not push so much.
Slow and steady wins the race