He has the minimum amount of equipment for the job to be most efficient for customer, with a faster completion time at the same time being comfortably profitable enough for him... meaning better service, better business, better name, more success. WIN.
Ahhhh The CAT in all her beauty and grace!! That's a pretty million dollar piece of equipment right there..and if you keep her busy and preform proper maintenance, it's worth every penny!!.. Nice rippin partner.
Saludos amigos desde VENEZUELA, las grandes extensiones de terrenos es lo que más vi en el video y el tren al final, largas horas de trabajo, acaso el patron o dueño le paga bien al operador que esta todo el día llevando el calor parejo fastidiado y cansado, eso opega en la columna vertebral. Paguenle bien a los operadores.
Yeah Paramount wanted us to rip Fresno States 4 acres and I said alright.Or they would have not gotten it ripped at all. Just to show the city people I did it with the 21" wide shank. It was a good 3 days. You guys still haven't landscaped it or anything. I remember I hit water underground from a stream under the soil.Major Flooding issues
i dont care what you guys say that big lady is getting her arse tighened with that big ripper,just listen to the moans and groans of them tracks and the deep whine of the transmission.good video keep em coming.
Ripping is done to till the soil for crop plantation isn't it? Some serious forces being exerted on terra firma - bet a Cat D8 couldn't cut it with a ripper that big & deep.
im a viticulture student at fresno state, i saw you guys ripping out there a while back, pretty cool stuff, my boss runs an orchard and removal business out of fresno
Yeah Paramount wanted us to rip Fresno States 4 acres and I said alright.Or they would have not gotten it ripped at all. Just to show the city people I did it with the 21" wide shank. It was a good 3 days. You guys still haven't landscaped it or anything. I remember I hit water underground from a stream under the soil.Major Flooding issues
@gooodyboy why not pull a wide plough as well..?....behind the ripper...gitt er all done in one hit..mate...farmers have money to burn by the look of that....get paid for ripping and ploughing...and then you can put those horses to work...
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I don't understand why you have deeper grousers rather than wider tracks on loose material - The only time you would have deep grousers would be on narrow rock tracks for quarry work. Also - what a waste of money not having a blad on the front - its only half the machine without it!
Blade slows the machine down!So basically if your paying 335 an hr,and we do 1 acre per hr its gonna become 2 hrs per an acre with blade!Only time blade is needed,is when the tractor can't go at a certain depth without spinning.There is always a reason for what we do sir,not to sound rude at all.Just that we have been in the business forever and know why we do things!I started off as a Holt Mechanic,so I know my machinery.
@erimus1 ..Sounds like your the X in Spert..mate.....wide grousers....narrow grousers..what the fuck...its called traction... pal..get with the program..and what ya gonna push out there with a blade..the flies out of the way......lol
These guys know there shit..............thats why they are buying D11's
Great to watch, A reasonably skilled operator, using the right gear, has the shank pitched to the correct angle and turned that big tractor with a 3 point turn rather than screwin it on the spot. Very nice neat straight furrows too.
we do 3 point turns so afterwards when farmers disc it,they won't break anything!i seen alot of Challengers nose dive and alot of axles break on other tractors,so we try to not make mounds
the reason were not using a blade is because it slows the CAT down quite a bit and also its harder are more costly to keep taking the blade off and on when u have to move.so we just keep the blade off so we can move faster and go faster for the customers happiness
you do make sense we once had a D10N wwhen they first come out we don't do what yall do we push dirt with are's we got a 9 to 8s a6 and a 4 an 3 komatsu track hoes to 220s an a 300 all new under a 1000 hours an 2 rtic trucks A35Cs good cond to
well sir honestly if you want to get the best crop and save money in the long run deep ripping is the only way to go.i've been in this business forever and from personal experience if you want to plant trees and not water as much,deep ripping does that for u.though at the same time if takes that hardpan at 6ft or below and keeps the trees at a equal height,they also outgrow trees that are not ripped
i been in the ripping business a long time and i learned the deeper the better!yet at the same time the least cost for the customers,so thats why we rip we our 3 D11's and we use custom made shanks,not the factory shank
good video, really is difficult to film with this floor. where is this place?, what is the purpose of this ripping?, what material and what is the production rate? thanks
How much fuel you burn per hour?
I rented a CAT 320C which burned 8 gallons an hour....that stung. I can't imagine what this beast burns!
flanksteak2 6 months ago
Love your work !!!
iCrewXHypeR 8 months ago
a truck full of mexicans with shovels could do the same work just as fast
alexrex20 10 months ago
Sounds heart breaking. I have no experience of real metal track tractors, but somehow it sounded ill. Transmission problems?
NesteHukka2 11 months ago
Do they make a double ripper? Two blades would seem to do a faster and better breakup of the hard pan. Just wondering. I LOVE POWER.
smacman68 1 year ago
The moral of the story: Weight = Time = Money
He has the minimum amount of equipment for the job to be most efficient for customer, with a faster completion time at the same time being comfortably profitable enough for him... meaning better service, better business, better name, more success. WIN.
TheDrooch 1 year ago
Ahhhh The CAT in all her beauty and grace!! That's a pretty million dollar piece of equipment right there..and if you keep her busy and preform proper maintenance, it's worth every penny!!.. Nice rippin partner.
StarsAndStraps4E 1 year ago
How much fuel does this beast use?
Tractorman82 1 year ago
Thats a big field... Imagine if there are unexploded bombs there...
solitajre222 1 year ago
I'd like to see it do that with blue elvin or granite
21trident 1 year ago
OMG this is so loud!
MarkDrumsThatToon 1 year ago
Long slow prossess.
sp00ktube 1 year ago
you are telling me that ripper is 7 feet in the earth?
agrotis79 2 years ago
She's no Bull, but I doubt she's a dozer either ;)
louthleviathan 2 years ago
Saludos amigos desde VENEZUELA, las grandes extensiones de terrenos es lo que más vi en el video y el tren al final, largas horas de trabajo, acaso el patron o dueño le paga bien al operador que esta todo el día llevando el calor parejo fastidiado y cansado, eso opega en la columna vertebral. Paguenle bien a los operadores.
DETHMETALTRASH 2 years ago
preguntale a chaves cuanto paga
fastlane59 2 years ago
Great video? It could be if you at least tryed to hold the camera still.
gladef 2 years ago
what's this ripping used for in this field??
stitsenj 2 years ago
Why did the take the blade off? Thats good traction weight the lost. How wide are the tracks on that? I would think they would be 2x wider. Nice cat.
rocintrucker83021227 2 years ago 2
hardly breaking a sweat
kinghowie8 2 years ago 2
@kinghowie8 ..yep just like watching paint dry...wow..!!
ozziairlegger 1 year ago
watch a very strong D6 caterpillar v=KlwEuF9jKQs
SFACKATTACK4554 2 years ago
nice video , any one know what the fuel consumption of a D11 is while ripping?
mikxr 2 years ago
Fuck that
flanksteak1 2 years ago
Yeah Paramount wanted us to rip Fresno States 4 acres and I said alright.Or they would have not gotten it ripped at all. Just to show the city people I did it with the 21" wide shank. It was a good 3 days. You guys still haven't landscaped it or anything. I remember I hit water underground from a stream under the soil.Major Flooding issues
mymemoriy 2 years ago
Enjoyed the video but am surprised that the farmers over there aren't minimum till yet. We scrapped our rippers a few years ago here in Australia.
smdvs 2 years ago
split your tracks and track it down
tskohl 2 years ago
Whats the next opperation after you pass with this????? It looks like huge potatoe ridges!!
v666edd 2 years ago
i dont care what you guys say that big lady is getting her arse tighened with that big ripper,just listen to the moans and groans of them tracks and the deep whine of the transmission.good video keep em coming.
dieselphil59 3 years ago
why the heck do u rip down 7 ft
her4christ 3 years ago
well that must of bin boring for you.
92RX7TWINTURBO 3 years ago
Ripping is done to till the soil for crop plantation isn't it? Some serious forces being exerted on terra firma - bet a Cat D8 couldn't cut it with a ripper that big & deep.
Vee6watchman 3 years ago
im a viticulture student at fresno state, i saw you guys ripping out there a while back, pretty cool stuff, my boss runs an orchard and removal business out of fresno
landworks 3 years ago
Yeah Paramount wanted us to rip Fresno States 4 acres and I said alright.Or they would have not gotten it ripped at all. Just to show the city people I did it with the 21" wide shank. It was a good 3 days. You guys still haven't landscaped it or anything. I remember I hit water underground from a stream under the soil.Major Flooding issues
gooodyboyz559 3 years ago 2
sweet, i was told Paramount was sponsoring a citrus project or something like that, so i have no clue what theyve got planned
landworks 3 years ago
Time to plant some corn and fire that operator. What the heck do you call that operation? Smells like a sure way to wear out a nice bottom.
1066D 3 years ago
just guessing but are you guys breaking hard pan for a farmer here or for property development
JohnDeerePowered 3 years ago
Well this was farming development. Making unplant able ground plant able. And also to break all the big layers and pieces of hard pan.
gooodyboyz559 3 years ago 3
@gooodyboyz559 ...I would be walking behind that tractor...with a gold detector boys....Might find a bonus
ozziairlegger 1 year ago
@gooodyboy why not pull a wide plough as well..?....behind the ripper...gitt er all done in one hit..mate...farmers have money to burn by the look of that....get paid for ripping and ploughing...and then you can put those horses to work...
ozziairlegger 1 year ago
I love how technology makes life easier: with out this you and our kids will be digging all day. =)
GeorgeHH21 3 years ago
i like your video...
ihaveairlockers 3 years ago
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I don't understand why you have deeper grousers rather than wider tracks on loose material - The only time you would have deep grousers would be on narrow rock tracks for quarry work. Also - what a waste of money not having a blad on the front - its only half the machine without it!
erimus1 3 years ago
Blade slows the machine down!So basically if your paying 335 an hr,and we do 1 acre per hr its gonna become 2 hrs per an acre with blade!Only time blade is needed,is when the tractor can't go at a certain depth without spinning.There is always a reason for what we do sir,not to sound rude at all.Just that we have been in the business forever and know why we do things!I started off as a Holt Mechanic,so I know my machinery.
gooodyboyz559 3 years ago 8
@erimus1 ..Sounds like your the X in Spert..mate.....wide grousers....narrow grousers..what the fuck...its called traction... pal..get with the program..and what ya gonna push out there with a blade..the flies out of the way......lol
These guys know there shit..............thats why they are buying D11's
ozziairlegger 1 year ago
you guys extended the grousers on the tracks?
trkr27 3 years ago
yes we do!we extended them longer than spouse to be and the other 2 D11's I put 32 inch tracks for better traction
gooodyboyz559 3 years ago
What are grousers?
mojostevo 3 years ago
it is the vertical blade part of the track pad.
trkr27 3 years ago
Great to watch, A reasonably skilled operator, using the right gear, has the shank pitched to the correct angle and turned that big tractor with a 3 point turn rather than screwin it on the spot. Very nice neat straight furrows too.
8ZRD11R 3 years ago
we do 3 point turns so afterwards when farmers disc it,they won't break anything!i seen alot of Challengers nose dive and alot of axles break on other tractors,so we try to not make mounds
gooodyboyz559 3 years ago
O now I understand! Your a tree farmer! LOL, I thought you were growing row crops! It all makes sense now.
Deere4400 3 years ago
it just doesnt make sense.. Why does'nt it have a blade?
hwoods01 3 years ago
the reason were not using a blade is because it slows the CAT down quite a bit and also its harder are more costly to keep taking the blade off and on when u have to move.so we just keep the blade off so we can move faster and go faster for the customers happiness
gooodyboyz559 3 years ago
you do make sense we once had a D10N wwhen they first come out we don't do what yall do we push dirt with are's we got a 9 to 8s a6 and a 4 an 3 komatsu track hoes to 220s an a 300 all new under a 1000 hours an 2 rtic trucks A35Cs good cond to
cowbubbles 3 years ago
an 11 looks like a little overkill for ag. practices! A 4wd tractor and a 8 shank ripper will do the job.
Deere4400 3 years ago 2
well sir honestly if you want to get the best crop and save money in the long run deep ripping is the only way to go.i've been in this business forever and from personal experience if you want to plant trees and not water as much,deep ripping does that for u.though at the same time if takes that hardpan at 6ft or below and keeps the trees at a equal height,they also outgrow trees that are not ripped
gooodyboyz559 3 years ago
they are deep ripping for agriculture.
the soil gets packed,and water cannot get to the roots so they run a deep ripper to open up the soil.
maplemanz 4 years ago
Umm.. So, this area is so compacted that it needs to be ripped by a single shank of a D-11??
hwoods01 3 years ago
yeah thats pretty much it
1973RoadRunner440 3 years ago
i been in the ripping business a long time and i learned the deeper the better!yet at the same time the least cost for the customers,so thats why we rip we our 3 D11's and we use custom made shanks,not the factory shank
gooodyboyz559 3 years ago
good video, really is difficult to film with this floor. where is this place?, what is the purpose of this ripping?, what material and what is the production rate? thanks
miningexcavator 4 years ago