Cat D10R Startup and Controls

Showing how to start up and run a D10R.

*note: I checked the hydraulic oil level on the opposite side of the machine before I started recording. It's a sight glass on the tank beside the right door (from cab view).

Category:

Autos & Vehicles

Tags:

• D10
• Cat
• Caterpillar
• Dozer
• Bulldozer
• Heavy
• Equipment
• Machine
• Construction

[King441]

on site without your safety boots on, pushing your luck, no?

[vantagetes]

@King441 Nope, there was no boot requirement for operators as the only time they would be out of the machine is when it is parked. Mechanics were the only people that did any sort of lifting that would pose a foot hazard.

[THUND3R63]

My cousin has a gixxer, you the Suzuki Gixxer, if so what cc do you have

[vantagetes]

@THUND3R63 2008 GSX-R 750

[vantagetes]

@6062ravi It's educational, and some people like heavy equipment. The people who really have no lives are the ones who have nothing better to do than post retarded comments bad mouthing random youtube videos. I feel sorry for you.

[vantagetes]

@dozebud Before you start running your fat mouth maybe you should consider that the dozer was already idling for a few minutes before it was shut off and the video started. There's plenty of oil "up top".

Thanks for watching!

[wantapgt]

Great video. That thing sure is intimidating.

[vantagetes]

@The1234bubba Check out my video "D10 ARRRR saying hi"

[The1234bubba]

@vantagetes Great vid, really interesting to see how you operate a Cat dozer, d'you run your own firm?

[King441]

@vantagetes hmm fair enough then, different countries, different rules on site i guess, i just assumed like our workplaces, you have to have em on at all times, no matter who you are or what your doing, but each to thier own

[Brett1300]

great vid mate but u forgot the most important feature - the wireless !

[LukeSidler2005]

@6062ravi learn to spell man

[MsTranzi]

started my early machine operating life in the central queensland coal industry on the old " differential steer " catipillar D8N's and D9L's over 20 years ago, catipillar equipment is just getting better and better.

finished my career on the the then new D9R and new D9T, excellent tractors to operate.

world of difference to the old D9G's and D9H's of my dad's time in the coal industry.

" ain't nothing like a catipillar motor "