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  • LOL

  • Gee, I started late. I was 8 and it was an early 60s (or older) D6. Took both hands for me to pull the johnson bar.

    Pulled a big drag to smooth out a runway.

  • Geee now talk about cutting wages now.... Yea Maccas put kids on there to work because they dont have to pay them as much.... now they are getting kids to work on the roads... next you know they will be driving trucks..... HELL what the world coming to.

  • Reminds me of me! The only difference was that I drove a Skidder. great job mate.

  • holy shit he knows how to work it!

  • hes got a job already

  • Strart em young

  • shit i like

  • i started out with a back hoe and now run a cat 977h

  • he's like me i started drivin equipment since i was 6

  • good job keep it up

  • lol, is this like a big competition for comments, you have to compete with this 9 year old kid. lol.

  • he knows what he is doing.

    im 14 ive been on machines since i was propably a month old (lol) and have never gone a summer since with out running one

  • my dad is a truck driver he has taught me how to drive his truck im 12

  • good job

  • good skills

  • this kids like me ive been on a dozer trackhoe and more since i was 8 and now im 11

  • its funny we are just like each other im 11 and i started about 7 or 8

  • good on him! i learnt too arc n mig weld when i was 4, driving all asortments of wheeled & tracked machines as a teen and now heavy trucks and machine tools as a tradesman, the younger you learn the higher your understanding of safety and correct work procedures(when under correct supervision) get em into it early and have em maintaining the world, not glued too tv n computer games

  • welding (very much) at a young age is something i`m not fond of due to all the gases produced but good for you i`ve also been around everything all my life.

  • That kid sure knows what he's doing!!

    I actually think it was a good idea to let him use the dozer.

    Teach him to use it properly and safely from a young age and he'll be set for life.

  • good on hi, he has to learn

  • what modle is this? 450?

  • I have no idea ...

  • ok heavy equitment is not a joke nor a toy

  • I agree, I couldn't take my eye's of Little mat all day, I was worried a dump truck would back over him ...

  • its all right i was the same way but younger my dad had me on equipment before i could walk ive been runin dozer trackhoes,artic trucks , packers , etc . since i was 3-4 . but thankfuly my dad owns the comp so i still get to play with them but i get paid to now .

  • Getting paid makes a diff ...

  • and he is pretty good too

  • i was driving a 3 ton flatbed truck when i was 7 and reading a medical book in preschool

  • WOW!! Impressive!!

  • Started when I was 7 runnin small tractors now im the main operator on the farm I started at runnin the big boys now

  • hey kid, need a job?

  • hey kid your pretty good at that. My dad owns a 310SJ backhoe that I operate all the time. That construction equipment is pretty fun stuff.

  • tonka's are ok but a john deere dozer is better

  • that is caterpillar

  • it says John Deere right on the side of the hood

  • sorry the quality is to bad to see

  • thats a deere.

  • that is a john deere

  • wow he's doing a pretty good job too

  • i remember when i started (age 9) backhoe, then d3 then cat 311, then cat cat it14, then cat 320 ( and all the mini and skidsteers under that)

  • I drive equitment to my dad has it all!

  • Ur a lucky kid the first thing i lernt to drive was a Dingo mini loader, Then a CASE 920B front end loader, KOMATSU excavator, then a INTERNATIONAL HOUGH 30 front end loader, i love operating these big Tonka toys but i dont own anyhing hopefully im gonna start a earthmoving business oneday!

  • first thing I ever drove was a bobcat.. followed by a Cat D4 dozer

  • thatsthe way i learned was hands on by the time i was his age i could handle a dozer too w/o a problem good video

  • Mat's Father and Grandfather are both into construction, this is the smallest piece of equipment mat operates, the other bulldozer is twice this size and he drives that with no problem ...

  • Near where I live, there's an old field of some abandoned construction equipment and vehicles. I've been considering going out there and hotwiring some old bulldozers similar to that one and trying to operate them.

  • Kid, your lucky...I always wanted to be an equipment operator.

  • i am,, it looong hours, but if youre able to do it you can make amssive money

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