850D Loading trucks from pond

Watching the 850D load Cat 740 rock trucks from a pond

Category:

Autos & Vehicles

Tags:

• heavy
• equipment
• machine
• JD
• john
• deere
• 850
• excavator
• haul
• 740
• cut
• dig
• bank
• pond

[HomebrewCigarsmoker]

This guy is slow as F##K, Vantagetes tell me you guys didnt keep this guy or at least gave him some schooln.

[vantagetes]

@HomebrewCigarsmoker read the rest of my comments.

[doggystarful]

long stick on that machine,ideally you need blah blah ME configuration blah blah blah

[Mounter93]

That dude in the Bulldozer at the start is a hero..... hahaha

[rogerofrhodri]

there must be a fair biy stuck in them trucks to fill em so quick with the bucket not crammed full

[bankersgreed]

fill that bucket up!

[25mfd]

@HomebrewCigarsmoker I've noticed that he lifts the boom while bringing the stick in.

(I think the technical term is CROWD???)

If he kept the boom down but not to the point where he would OVER CUT the area, he would get fuller buckets.

[HomebrewCigarsmoker]

@HomebrewCigarsmoker Also should be noted the only reason he's getting them out in three passes here is theres a bunch of haul back in those trucks other wise with the amount of material he puts on each pass it would take 4-5 scoops. Exspecially the trucks with tail-gates.

[HomebrewCigarsmoker]

@25mfd( edit for my last reply) Yes and each pass would be much faster by as much as 5-6 seconds because he wouldnt need to make those long strokes. All in all instead of 15-20 second passes he would be making 11-15 second passes and eliminate one pass altogether total time save up to roughly 25 seconds again huge money when one takes into account that would allow for one additional load every 3rd truck.

[HomebrewCigarsmoker]

@25mfd Yes and each pass would be much faster by as much as 5-6 seconds. All in all instead of 15-20 second passes he would be making 11-15 second passes and eliminate one pass altogether total time save up to roughly 25 seconds again huge money when one takes into account that would allow for one additional load every 3rd truck.

[25mfd]

@HomebrewCigarsmoker If he were to penetrate and lift, that would increase the amount of cubic yds he's moving in that pass. Correct?

How does that translate to a decrease in time per pass if he's moving more dirt per pass?

Is it safe to assume that were he to follow your lead, that he would have more HEAPING buckets and possibly eliminate a pass altogether?

Load the trucks in 3 passes instead of 4?

[25mfd]

@HomebrewCigarsmoker It's an acknowledgement that you are correct in your assumption that i have no experience in mass excavation.

No argument from me on that.

I've read your comments on similar vids and while i may not have experience in heavy equipment ops, you leave me with the impression that you know what your talking about.

And if you don't have experience, your one hell of a con-man.