Cat 305.5e2 + Trimble GCSFlex - Digging For Drainage Pipe

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  • Опубліковано 19 лис 2024

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  • @electricdes
    @electricdes 8 років тому

    Having watched you use the Trimble system I would really think about getting it when I get my own machine.
    The time and labor it saves is unbelievable.
    We build houses and additions at my current job and can see a huge cost saving with it

    • @DirtNinja
      @DirtNinja  8 років тому

      +electricdes Id recommend it for sure!

  • @FeedThatAddiction
    @FeedThatAddiction 7 років тому +1

    awesome videos cool to see how it's all done with equipment. I've been digging drainage lines off my gutters from my house with a shovel lol.

  • @886014
    @886014 7 років тому

    Very cool, I like the ability to set a specific grade with that laser. I have a bucket with a straight edge welded to the teeth.

  • @julz4u2
    @julz4u2 6 років тому

    I wish I were half as talented as you. What we could have was used when I was young.😎

  • @mitch4653
    @mitch4653 8 років тому +7

    get two old teeth off your bucket and weld a cutting edge onto them so that the teeth hook back onto the outer insertson the your bucket have a flat cutting edge

  • @Rprecision
    @Rprecision 2 роки тому

    Can you give a idea of cost for this system. It's fascinating!

  • @pinoyoperator5374
    @pinoyoperator5374 3 роки тому

    Nice ninja moves

  • @CentraStrike
    @CentraStrike 8 років тому +1

    Love the videos, especially the Trimble ones. Thanks

  • @danlarkin460
    @danlarkin460 6 років тому

    Iam so impressed with you and the Trimble system any idea how much it would to get it on a brand New kabuta u50 if you can help me that would be great you do nice work kid

  • @Jake25755
    @Jake25755 6 років тому +1

    1.5% is pleanty, for sanitary sewer you never want anything over 1% really so you’re fluids don’t outrun your solids

  • @jamesweir2943
    @jamesweir2943 3 роки тому

    use the back of the bucket to pull your green

  • @jayphillips4058
    @jayphillips4058 8 років тому

    I thought my Spectra Precision system with a boom mount receiver was kinda trick, but the Trimble beats it soundly.

  • @Mikekent5
    @Mikekent5 8 років тому

    we have to do a 10" hdpe drainline 350' @ .06% lol Trimble would come in handy

    • @DirtNinja
      @DirtNinja  8 років тому

      +mike kent yes it sure would!

  • @VideosByAl
    @VideosByAl 8 років тому

    I figured you'd be at the World Of Concrete in the Trimble and Cat booths.
    Their loss I guess......

    • @DirtNinja
      @DirtNinja  8 років тому +1

      +VideosByAl Haha I wish I was there. Instead I'm home plowing snow...

  • @autobots54389013
    @autobots54389013 6 років тому

    Do you remember what you charged for this job?

  • @pushysix
    @pushysix 8 років тому +1

    sick intro man!

  • @pinoyoperator5374
    @pinoyoperator5374 3 роки тому

    More vedio please,

  • @streetfighterracing1583
    @streetfighterracing1583 6 років тому +1

    I’m still not understanding why the lazer has to be set to match the slope if the system will do it on its own wouldn’t it be doubling the percentage?

    • @xxxmikeyjock
      @xxxmikeyjock 4 роки тому

      that is what I saw too. I would guess he went 3%

    • @1963Bonde
      @1963Bonde 3 роки тому

      The lazer has no correction for range, so if the lazer is horizontal you will be starting from the same height every time you move,

    • @streetfighterracing1583
      @streetfighterracing1583 3 роки тому

      @@1963Bonde yeah that’s not what I meant in my question, I have similar set up but I don’t tilt the whole laser

    • @1963Bonde
      @1963Bonde 3 роки тому

      @@streetfighterracing1583 If your slope isn't in the lazer, how do you transfer the height when you move?

    • @streetfighterracing1583
      @streetfighterracing1583 3 роки тому

      @@1963Bonde I have a dual slope laser so maybe where we getting crossed up. I start on 0% and set up HI as typical then dial up the % on laser and carry distance til I have to move to next TBM.

  • @MrLoquito89
    @MrLoquito89 8 років тому

    nice video.

    • @DirtNinja
      @DirtNinja  8 років тому

      +Jose Benvenutti Thanks!

  • @Free-j3t
    @Free-j3t 5 років тому

    Trimble for small jobs like that are overkill

  • @reaganuskoski7190
    @reaganuskoski7190 6 років тому

    Is the laser on the bucket? Wouldn't your grade change if it was on the boom in regard to the boom angle but still read that it is on grade?

    • @DirtNinja
      @DirtNinja  6 років тому

      The laser is just used to reference elevation. This system has sensors on every part of the machine so it always knows where the bucket teeth are no matter the positioning.

  • @thequattro20v
    @thequattro20v 8 років тому +2

    How is that pipe handling the winter? It doesn't freeze?

    • @DirtNinja
      @DirtNinja  8 років тому +3

      +thequattro20v No there is not a constant flow. Its more for the summer when it is very wet. Its holding up fine. I was on the site again last week

  • @pennapropertymaintenance9430
    @pennapropertymaintenance9430 8 років тому

    What's it draining into ? or just right into the woods

    • @DirtNinja
      @DirtNinja  8 років тому

      +Penna Property Maintenance The woods

  • @kilianhiggins1271
    @kilianhiggins1271 8 років тому

    how'd you measure the gradient? that Trimble system can be confusing :P

    • @DirtNinja
      @DirtNinja  8 років тому

      +Kilian Higgins I figured out the pitch before starting the video with my laser. Rise over run x 100

    • @kilianhiggins1271
      @kilianhiggins1271 8 років тому

      Dirt Ninja​ oh right thanks

  • @williamelliott6556
    @williamelliott6556 6 років тому

    what state

  • @anthonybanks2979
    @anthonybanks2979 8 років тому

    you should get a job doing grading !

  • @윤석현-t9h
    @윤석현-t9h Рік тому

    279D3

  • @cat320dful
    @cat320dful 8 років тому +1

    need job

  • @newzealandearthmover4008
    @newzealandearthmover4008 8 років тому

    you can get real fussy aye lol .5 bit more -.5 ...to much

    • @DirtNinja
      @DirtNinja  8 років тому

      +New Zealand Earthmover Haha, Im used to grading for patios and they have to be dead on exact. So +.5 or -.5 is not normal for me!

  • @chessplayerelite669
    @chessplayerelite669 8 років тому

    hey kid, it's spelled DIGGING not diging

  • @maineman11
    @maineman11 6 років тому

    The Trimble video's are not my favorite.