Abandoned plantation roads are repaired again using CATERPILLAR BULLDOZER D6R XL heavy equipment

This UA-cam video showcases the repair of an abandoned plantation road using a CATERPILLAR BULLDOZER D6R XL machine. Watch as the powerful bulldozer efficiently clears and levels the road, demonstrating the capabilities of this heavy machinery in rehabilitation projects. Witness the transformation from neglect to a restored and functional plantation road.#
#heavyequipment #bulldozerofficial #caterpillar

[@paulhughes7366]

I felt the bulldozer driver did an excellent job cutting out the new track holding the dozer steady as she goes,good work

[@marcoshernandez6588]

Que trabajo
Mas bonito mi padre fue tractorista toda su vida
Su tractor preferido fue el D8 aya por los 70 trabajo en grandes proyectos en honduras y el salvador carreteras Represas y aeropuertos
Al principio de los 70 llegaron grandes compañias al salvador
Como la HARRINSON SIMAN TERRAPAO .
ITALIANAS AMERICANAS Y OTRAS.
A CONTRUIR CARRETERAS AL SALVADOR.
ESTABA PEQUEÑO Me gustaba verlo trabajar ganaba buen dinero
Yo puedo un poco.
Pero no pude sacar esa escuela aqui en california
Asi que soy truck driver por 32 años.
Bonito video
Saludos a todos los tractoristas
Por ellos nos movemos mejor gracias a su trabajo pesado y duro es bie sacrificado pero eso es lo que nos gusta las maquinas

[@llamawrangler8964]

Tim-the-Toolman-Taylor said it all .... "MORE POWER!"

[@banuamekanikal454]

great, the power of the D6 is extraordinary 👍👍

[@mergrew0110]

I bet that’s a joy to drive on after some heavy rain………

[@tennysoncason772]

Nice work.

[@Dalan_ku]

Buldoser yang kuat, selamat beraktivitas teman semoga tuhan memberkati 🙏

[@irineuirineu4824]

PARABÉNS PÊLO TRABALHO GOSTEI 🇧🇷🇧🇷👈

[@briankeith9584]

That seems like a lot of work for 1 caterpillar. Which meams its gonna be out there longer. Wouldnt it be more cost effective to have at least 2?

[@philtucker1224]

(Will be nice to see the fully finished gravel/tarmac road when complete to the industrial park). 👍

[@davidangeron3365]

HABITAT destruction!!!

[@reyesrossis1051]

Me encanta ese trabajo

[@therickpound]

bet there is another reason to open the road after so long.

[@thomas4315]

Too much isn’t good, the rain water seek lower ground & trapped and will erode deep trenches. So you got to dig deeper. LOL
Then you got a regular river

[@thomas4315]

All you need is angle the curve so it flat, the the rain flow off across and out down the hill.

[@itsme0887]

Well I won't get that time back

[@jcalpha2717]

That’s all well and good but… where’s the plantation?

[@paulthesoundguy1]

20 abandoned years and the jungle will take back what it wants.

[@dump_truckvlog]

Next

[@paulbonsell7899]

Location for information would be nice.
Country?

[@bertiemcgarvey3595]

Why would anyone waste their time looking at the same few yards gone over and over multiple times?

[@zeekwolfe6251]

An excellent question that demands an answer. But none will be offered from the brain-dead viewers of this video.

[@tomlewelling4088]

That's what it takes to build a four lane highway.

[@LostButMakingGoodTime]

Interesting content, but poor video production. Can’t watch.

[@Atong_korek102-ck7vt]

Bagus saya suka tapi ini daerah mana kr tau

[@danielbarrett1368]

You’re just following the same piece of land over and over again

[@garthvandenbosch8914]

That's how dozers work

[@lagunabay51]

Very boring..

[@samsiryani9023]

Lol