Heavier and more powerful great machines these Komatsu dozers

Wrong channel son

Allis Chalmers HD7? International TD15 or TD25? Euclid TC-12?

That would have being the Grade Separation on Middlebrough Rd Box Hill. Yeah, the Komhatsu’ 475 took a sickie!

You ain't kidding!

I was told the same thing by doctors after my back surgery in 2003 but kept right on til I retired in 2017 after 44 years working in the phosphate mines

I kept operating 30 years After Doctors said blah blah blah!! But I admit I was Thrilled when backup cameras were installed!! I had more fun than racecar drivers and cosmonauts, submariners and politicians😎🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

@@wrz5468 Love it Anything is better than been a politician as there just liars 🤪.. But I get we’re your coming from what a great job. All that power in your hands and feet just awesome 👏🏻

To Push the government building of the Eu over in Brussels.

The t model stands for trouble! That model dozer has a lot of problems. The drive gears in the planetary are to small. They bust all the time! The steering gears are the same way. The lgp models has more problems out of the steering gears and the planetary than the standard track. We have t models come in often with planetary problems or electrical issues. Cat really went backwards on the t model.

No question. Kamatsu owns heavy push...period.

@@rogerkumar4424 absolutely but have you ever wondered that every other piece of earth moving gear has gone higher and higher in horsepower and dozers plataued at d11 why not 2,000hp?

If you don’t count that single Italian dozer (ACCO) that was built, the 575 was the largest production built dozer. Komatsu discontinued it because there just hasn’t been enough demand for that size of machine.

@@jeremymeyer8800 point taken on the 575 being the largest production dozers my assertion is cat capped horsepower because of their dominance (fact) and the inability of the hi Trac (3.5 teeth) to handle higher loading than the d11's as compared to a full wrap sprocket flat Trac ie the 575

@@frankbertola3662 it’s not like the D11 is a wimp, it’s still a serious heavy duty pusher in its current spec.

Eddie Reynolds: I run a D11 here in PA. A D11 is almost 2½ times the weight of a D9. Our Carrydozer's blade weighs 53,000 lbs and the Ripper weighs 28,000lbs. They're pretty big.

The1979814 How much weight is in front of the komatsu in this video pleaseee

@@The1979814 What area of PA? I used to ride quads around the mines and watch the d11s just go back and forth all day and all night. It be 2 am we be out riding quads and dozers would be parked beside each other on their lunch break and we go in and offer them a beer lol

@@mritron7649 DuBois

@@mritron7649 can't believe they didn't take you up on the offer

Michael Richter Hello how much tons burden is in front of that blade

Paul the only logical answer is CAT dominates and the hi Trac cannot with 3.5 teeth on the chain, put power to more traction. For better or for worse just ask an owner operator who's tracks last longer.

sanderson darudi Komatsu D575 A-3

Yes

A dozer operator uses 3 point navigation. His but and two eyes

Luis Lopez the track

You can see and feel the pile off the edge of the blade while pushing and especially when it sluffs off at the edge. New cat skinners often take too big a bite. The really good operators can tell so much just by feel. I was told by a veteran skinner to only use a third of the blade, material will pile up naturally. Seems to work after 25 years.

Are you possible to be that stupid

@@gusm5128 I'm sorry but who are you referring to

D575 is capable of pushing it's own weight(about 160 tonnes, maybe more than that)

@@manishmagar7177 Bloody hell that is ridiculous. If I was ever offered the opportunity to drive one off these awesome dozers I wouldn’t sleep with excitement the night before.. Thank you from a guy in Uk

She can push 65/75 yards capacity, plus the over flow. You can easily estimate around 95/110, depending on the material. Consider that the operating weight of the 575 A is between 152 and 160 metric tons depending on blade and ripper configuration. I hope I've answered your question some how.

@@levisalvini4110 i have only ever ran fiat allis fd40 was courious

@@wilmamcdermott3065 Well, the Fiat Allis FD40 is a LEGENDARY dozer. You're very lucky. They were wonderful machines, unique I shall say.

talk about something you know stupid

Oh so sorry Peter!! Obviously you know it All !

There's always one, fucken knowall

@@stevehawkes4760 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Cats biggest dozer is 60 tonnes smaller than a 575 super dozer with a ripper on the back so you can't compare any Cat with this dozer

The Cat high track is superior maneuverability and visibility, for all the INTERESTING jobs where that is needed!! In my humble opinion, D10 jobs were the biggest jobs I enjoyed, the big big stuff you got SO BORED looking at the same hills for months!

because they need just 10 minutes to get the job done!