Cat 319D LN climbing onto rail car

[FerCas775]

IMPRESIONANTE

[crocodileman2012]

next time get a crane....

[tallscott1]

sweet

[erehwyrevekool]

Greaaat job!

[KILLSWITCH831]

Two thumbs up !

[erwinisblij]

Ongelooflijk knap gedaan! Bravo.

[Adass220]

o żesz kurwa

[longfinger]

Great, but that machine will be Junk in two years! If you had to make the payments on it, you wouldn't do this too many times.

[Furicist]

Incredible, fantastic video!

[puddins51]

tht is absoulty amazin, tht isnt the firist hes done tht

[CarmelLax15]

at 3:12..... oh shit!!!

[TheHame110]

the train moved...

[Hermannater]

i like how theres powerlines right next to him... lol

[CinnamonAnimals]

This needs to be mixed to dubstep.

[boyfrombargo]

mehh not that great



[ua3ljq]

А я ебу Алибабу!!!Я думал-только русские такие долбайобы...

[WASP4400]

@ua3ljq :DDDD

[stevenmiller279]

that takes a pair

[seniorortega]

AWWWWW I can handle the sounds like scraping a chalk board i got goosebumps now lol.

[yomayko]

incredible machine management, however .. would be easier not to have a ramp?

[zukuta11]

my father can do that too me too ^_^ its easy if u can handle those machine ^_^

[1bosshog42010]

Now this Guy is an Machine Operator. Good Job Bubba!

[Arctura000]

This is like the excavator olympics! Cool and very impressive! Most people probably dont understand just how tricky that would be. (Also, powerlines overhead? LOL! Super hazardous

[Badger737]

Impressive. I hope that he checks his hydraulic hoses regularly.  I would hate to see one fail at a crucial moment.

[kboy51]

Fuk yer

[Weerla]

Very impressive!

[deeplake33]

This guy knows his stuff.

But are they power lines overhead?

[Lani747]

Skickligt! =o)

[snarfinigus]

If Egyptian Pyramid builders stepped in a time machine and got out at this video, they'd think people have sure gotten dumb over the ages. Prolly would have suggested ramps. (then laughed)

[RutinaRottis]

@snarfinigus If ramp ought to bee too deep (by regulations?). This is much more better. :-)

[oodimvale]

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[BUNCHofxs]

A ramp would have been more 20th century.

[thomasuras]

looks like they have to do this more than once how bout springing for a little more metal and build a frikin ramp

[TheJsimz]

@thomasuras No kidding. You would think that they would take another 5 minutes and figure out something that works well. Sure, this looks cool and I bet it's fun, but you can only unload 1 car before moving the train again.

[thomasuras]

@TheJsimz maybe a 3 piece ramp . Im a home builder and get pissed when i see guys working off ladders becuase they wont take the time to make a scaffold , If they make the scaffold its 5 times as fast better job than working off a ladder and 10 times safer

[00GundamreviewsV2]

why am I here?

[darammer]

Whats he do when its empty???

[usernsx]

If this guy told me he has more miles going backward than I do forward, I would believe it.

[ETNEVOS23]

dont for get to stay 10 feet from over head power lines lol



[MinkyRoblox]

KITTIEZ



[1337Promode]

They really needa get this dirt out!

[soccerismylife126]

i cant imagine how big his balls are

[BigFuckingPig]

Good and clever tactic.

Greetings from Russia!

[live6677]

@plokmijn47 hmm tell me more about this technological advancement 

[LayoMR]

nerves of steel!! Thumbs u!! for the OPERATOR

[SuperTiny54]

@RRaucina, I doubt that you will ever have to buy this at an auction because something tell me that you don't know anything about this because you operate equipment not drive it and that did nothing to the tracks rails or rollers because he didn's sit and spin on them, this guy is and extremely skilled OPERATOR, not DRIVER.

[mackey087]

wow reminds me of when i had a job.

[MrOverfloater]

Do they teach that on the driving lessons??? ;-D

[gmoddera]

Абе това е в България :D

[RRaucina]

Good driving, but pathetically poor idea to try such a thing. And total destruction to the tracks and rollers... and yes, how the hell to get out? with a crane? You use a dumper car and then load with a loader. But the technique is nice to see, even though I would rather say free rock climbing is safer. I hope thats not an excavator I buy at auction a few years after that rodeo act.

[sniffsumglu]

LIKE A BOSS

[rockplannet1]

The haulage company really need to think about finding an easier way of doing things...

[vp618]

what about going down?

[150grnballistictip]

That's the only way to do that? Jeez that takes some balls...

[zx6me1983]

here a guy who knows his machine..2 thumbs up

[joeyblaze18]

ya heres a guy who knows his machines but is to dumb to build a fricking ramp

[Tucoremirez]

@Tailsbit......suck my dick !!!!

[RareNumber]

THIS MAN DESERVES A MEDAL!!!

[Tucoremirez]

Everyone can do that............even my 8 years old daughter !!!! Honestly........She did a 13 Ton when she was 5 yrs old !!!!

[TailsBit]

@Tucoremirez who gives a fuck about your daughter, i dont.

[MrJackson545]

@TailsBit I think they were joking ahaha

[TailsBit]

@MrJackson545 who gives a fuck if they were joking or not.

[MrJackson545]

@TailsBit You obviously do mate since you're the one complaining about them joking

[gelucu91]

gaagga

[richardshc]

Excelente demostracion

[jam23r1]

keep talking shit about this guy but most of you dont even know how to start it !!!!!!!

this guy is bad ass

[canubelieve]

Maybe get a ramp? Or is that too boring? Just wondering.

[cruton88]

and thats why i invented the Train Lift.

[coots66]

good way too f up tracks

[IncredibotsSteam3]

@coots66 Nah, the only thing that the excavator has a chance of fing up is your mum. :P

Those rails are tougher than you think.

[xXdeadaudioXx]

guys got some balls and skill

[artnetafrica1]

There has to be a better way

[rapyoass]

now.. how does he get down?

[akufendyzaf]

@rapyoass same how he get up

[98kawasakikx250]

@rapyoass hahahthat so truee

[Traviswd4d]

But what I'm wondering is how the hell does that thing get out of the empty box car when all that crushed rock's unloaded.

[plokmijn47]

This is super awesome and clever, but in the northwest we use something called an inclined plane.

[thedreamliner2012]

@plokmijn47 haha lol I was just thinking the exact same thing! I thought " this is brilliant, but a ramp would probably be a little more practical" and then I read your comment. I have always heard that great minds...

[BUNCHofxs]

@plokmijn47 ROFL

[CDNBadass]

Was this one of those "Hold my beer and watch this" moments? lol

[bobguy14]

its a CAT......it can do anything

[schlusselmensch]

Someone trusts hydraulic hoses a fuck of a lot more than I do.

[rckpaynez28]

it's a good thing they didn't use 2x4's and staples to build the ramps,like they put my house together ,thanks dudes

[MrDefyreality13]

better question is, how is he gonna get back out of that rail car, once he's unloaded it?

[TheChemEngineer]

Y U NO USE RAMP?!

[zachn11]

holy shit

[scatcat1994]

Is this thing deisgned to do this or did builders find this out by just pissing about? :L

[phillyvinilli]

Idiots questioning the reason for this. IT WAS A TRAINING EXERCISE TO LEARN TECHNIQUES YOU IDIOTS ! ! ! !!

[TheFiahman1]

@phillyvinilli pretty sure OSHA would love to see this... there is no instance in which you would ever need to use a technique such as this so there is no need to train like this

[lonedawg666]

The driver has no skill... such jerky movement!! Any half decent excavator driver would have done it in 1/2 the time

[lanied55]

now what?

[WonderBread1212]

Like a BOSS!

[LiquidZ2k]

If they had the time to build those two platforms, why not put the extra effort to make a ramp. Or better yet have a custom rig made instead of using the cat for something it is not intended.

[TinkT1nk]

But will it blend

[o0OmgImHere0o]

the title of this video should be "best way to destroy a 319D".

[joeyblaze18]

i do give credit to the driver that probably wasn't the easiest thing he's ever done

he didn't even unlod that amny rocks

[joeyblaze18]

first thing they could have just built a ramp and second thing they could have gotton a bigger crane

[pkmaster650]

"Oh crap, wrong Train"

[Foxpoop]

0:48 "Go away, I wanna do it!"

[bundybear1able]

i agree with the first comment, build a ramp, could you imagine the damage he is doing to the grouser plates ? its got to be a dumb yank video

[NastyNeil1000]

Is that his first go driving one of those??? :)

[c808ify]

i wounder how can they stand that shriking sound Xo

[HOWNDOG66]

That has got to be the hard way to do that.

[Tankurface]

How much in tons can this machine lift/carry? and how much in tons does this machine itself weight?

[jasonluper1]

@Tankurface machine weight is 22 ton

[morgan123476]

150 people's rail cars left without them

[MaishidaSakusei]

That looks awfully close to those power lines... 

[bcoco85]

PARKOURTERPILLAR

[mystupidfacebook]

Thats so Photoshop lol great operator:)

[remusny]

Transformers Origins

[wsry564]

that is something you do not see everyday.

[Andrei2j]

The driver is a HERO !!!

[carrarofan]

@Andrei2j I think you are right !!

[mrdriver511]

i have seen a crane like that climbing a concrete wall by pulling its selve up.

these ar very strong cranes.

[I0o]

Poor Caterpillar! Just hire 50 hindu/chinese that work for 1 dollar, so you don´t have to waste such a fine machine.

[JamesHalfHorse]

Great skill... better than I could ever do or want to but the metal edges could not have been good for the tracks.

[austriton]

The powerline was ages away! Not bad operating skills I would of had a crack :-) Hitachi would of got up faster lol

[1988bignate]

thats one slick operator... but im going to agree with madmanmillett little to close to the power lines for my liking

[madmanmillett]

great operator but not smart beside electrical line

[GeneralG1810]

I really dont htink Caterpillar had this in mind when they designed that machine 0_o

[MrZafiroboss]

that people are fucking mad!! i see do amazin things with this machines but this its a fucking sith!! dangerous and stupid. make a ramp. and why gets on the wagon????

[miniborg48]

well that will stop anyone from stealing it HA

[barbaric1]

now thats skill

[vhrrhr]

why not a ramp???

[bustedcrunk]

@vhrrhr You must be a female. You wouldn't understand.

[tonisan00]

i asume they do this 3 times a day

[renster143]

i might not no much about these things but that seems like a good way to burn up a hydraulic pump

[mula2626]

@TheSkajman why are you such an angry little man? Does it make you feel like a bigger man to put other people down?

[ianrachmetal]

This is crazy. Try doing that on a railtrack site. How close are those power lines? Why didn't they just make a ramp for the machine to go up?

[g2dashizal]

Is this procedure??? Or is this just for fun?

[htown9512]

100% OSHA Aproved lol

[xjohnnyxriverra]

if done by normal ppls, they will fail miserably, it not something that easy, example like someone who don't know how to ride bicycle, first they say its easy, anyone could do, then they get on and find out it not easy as seen.... same with is machine.

[theXcenter]

its a cat in a litter box! lol

[TheSkajman]

I have no idea what any of you are talking about. He's a horrible operator. Any of wither myself or my friends could do that and not spin the tracks a shit ton. Also. He put his bucket it the rail car for the second climb(retarded) and his bucket on the ground for the second platform final lift. You would have to have brain damage to think those were good ideas. Ps. For you idiots who think he can slide off sideways. He can't. There are steel guard rails preventing that. Look closer you morons.

[aNiederbayer]

@TheSkajman don't understand why it's a bad idea to put the bucket on the ground or the rail car? On the steel, the bucket has much less grip and i think it can easier slide sideways (yes it can't when it is standing, but while climbing...)... isn't it safer on the ground and on the rail car?

there are only these two rails to put your bucket on it... perhaps he was afraid...

[502deth]

@TheSkajman somewhat agreed. that is not my machine, im not the excavator guy, and you can tell. watching the video i didnt see anything amazing, and i could have done just as well myself. i wouldnt call him "horrible" (well, maybe the far reaches when trying to lift the machine) but agreed that its nothing special or complicated.

[sixtiesforever1966]

@TheSkajman Jealously will get you nowhere! You must hate your self....

[dave0mary]

I think that's that Dos Equis beer guy!

[gsand88]

Anybody else notice we are right next to power lines?

[KatzOhki]

I wonder if Cat approves of this method?

[littlerhino2006]

lol, was this some kind of joke on the foreman?

[dodik147]

i bet this operator is from poland or russia only we do stuf like that

[CRAZYCRAZYKEITH]

wtf he is the best equipment operator ever

[Jakobe565]

I was expecting a cat in this video lol

[tumclic]

Impressionante... Parabéns..

[MrBdowning]

That was impressive.

[catfishakaAMC]

That is one skilled equipment operator!

[TheElyzium]

Is this the written use of this machine or this is a human invention?

[1FATPUG]

that looks like health and safety at work

[CactuspeteWilmington]

I bet he has done that before...

[CactuspeteWilmington]

Friggin awsome

[psioperative]

What a legend!

[streetracer70]

Just a big cat in a big litter box. Plus cats are good climbers. Skilled operator

[osulxa]

why dont they just build a ramp?

[marcolele2008]

@osulxa Porque seria muito facil.

[andinando]

@osulxa that would be comon sense hahah

[kreutzere]

@osulxa you know they must be Americans (no offens) they invented the space pen to write in the space while russians just used a simple pencil :)

[p2rider3426]

@kreutzere myth, look it up

[kreutzere]

@p2rider3426 next time look it up yourself because its not a myth. Google "space pen" and check the wikipedia result.

Have a nice day.

[ulkoalex]

@kreutzere the myth is that russians used a pencil! they can't do that bacause of the graphite dust which could be dangerous for electonic devices because it conducts electricity!

[kreutzere]

@ulkoalex ok so you are the next one, why dont you just google and read the wikipedia?

"Russian cosmonauts used pencils, and grease pencils on plastic slates" I quoted it for you.

"NASA programs previously used pencils...because of the substantial dangers...a better solution was needed" so they made the space pen while russians kept using pencils later they switched to space pen too.

Please learn to read.

[ulkoalex]

@kreutzere don't be too smart, I've just came from wikipedia before I wrote my comment, okyes? The legend was "standard pens can't be used in space so americans had to develop the space pen for 1mil, but russians used a pencil instead" and it's wrong because they both used pencils at first, but had to refuse because of issues I've posted below.. just relax and accept truth

[Powertampa]

@kreutzere I love that joke

[carnagerpm]

@kreutzere

Pencil tips flake and brake off, drifting in microgravity where they could potentially harm an astronaut or equipment. And pencils are flammable--a quality NASA wanted to avoid in onboard objects after the Apollo 1 fire. Since the late 1960s American astronauts and Russian cosmonauts have used Fisher's pens. MYTH BUSTED!

[kreutzere]

@carnagerpm please guys. you are the third. yes its dangerous but they used pencils before space pen. Its not a myth and get over it finally.

[eyechubcunt]

@kreutzere Russian or anyone wouldn't use a pencil in space. Bits of graphite from the pencil would knacker up the electronics. Urban myth.

[mektek01]

@kreutzere Even though it was a privately funded invention that caught on with both the Russians and Americans due to the possibility of a pencil spontaneously catching fire in space.

[civlit]

@kreutzere I hope you do realize a pencil in space is one of the worst writing utensils... Not only are the carbon, or graphite particles, not to mention the wood shavings.... well, use your imagination, all that shit floating around getting into important computer components etc.... stupid ass... I am part Russian, and part Irish, and I live in America.... yet somehow, I still feel smarter then you...

[7Fean]

@kreutzere Well you should know that even though the russians used a pencil, it didn't stay on the paper for long and the little particles that flew off into their equipments caused major damages in their delicate electronics since there was no gravity to hold it on the paper , the space pen does stay on the paper under almost any conditions, including zero gravity.