World Most Dangerous Bulldozer CAT D7R Working on The Edge of The Cliff

World's Most Dangerous Bulldozer CAT D7R Working on The Edge of The Cliff
There are 4 dangerous jobs carried out by the CAT D7R dozer including leveling the ground at the top of the mountain, making roads on the edge of a cliff, knocking down a large tree on the top of a mountain, and making terraces on the edge of a cliff.
Here is the video of the world's most dangerous bulldozer CAT D7R working on the edge of the cliff.
Hope you enjoy the video don't forget to subscribe and leave a positive comment.
SEE U IN THE NEXT VIDEO!
HEAVY EQUIPMENT:
1. DOZER: CAT D7R
2. MOTOR GRADER: MITSUBISHI MG330
3. BACKHOE LOADER: CAT 426F2
4. EXCAVATOR: KOMATSU PC200
5. EXCAVATOR: CAT 320D
6. EXCAVATOR: HITACHI XZ200
7. DOZER: KOMATSU D68ESS
8. DOZER: CAT D6G
9. DOZER: CAT D5K
VIDEOGRAPHY EQUIPMENT:
1. DRONE DJI MINI 2
2. CAMERA SONY EXPERIA 1
3. CAMERA IPHONE XS
4. ACTION CAM GOPRO HERO 8 BLACK
5. CAMERA SAMSUNG S20 ULTRA
DISCLAIMER!
All work done on this video is legally under local government supervision. There is no intention to damage the forest ecosystem or illegal logging. All work is purely for the needs of forest renewal, road construction, and opening new plantations. This video was made as documentation and learning for those in need, I hope you enjoy the video.
#heavyequipment #bulldozer #bulldozermountain

[@BulldozerMountain]

let me know where are you watching from?

[@austint7533]

South Carolina, USA

[@西口康士]

わからない　なぜですかな　教えて下さいませ😃

[@jukkainget5571]

Lapland, Finland

[@goesintite]

@@西口康士 : Google翻訳の星に感謝します！ Gūguru hon'yaku no hoshi ni kansha shimasu! Thank the stars for Google translate!

[@goesintite]

Maine, USA

[@glenaleamassicot7610]

Watching. From. Guyana South. America. Yonette. Arthur

[@terryatpi]

Is where jim jones did his horror?

[@BulldozerMountain]

welcom sir

[@BulldozerMountain]

what kind of horror sir?

[@terryatpi]

@@BulldozerMountain he had a cult and killed like 900 people including a United States senator

[@terryatpi]

Excellent video btw

[@xaviergoossens822]

Wouah. This man is verry courageous

[@xaviergoossens822]

I watch this vidéo from Belgium. Here it's 2 pm.

[@cpnmikes]

This looks like Colombia, where I lived for almost 6 years... beautiful country!

[@BulldozerMountain]

no sir, it is south east asia

[@brendanswemmer]

Cape Town, South Africa. WOOHOO!!!

[@BulldozerMountain]

stay tune sir

[@rogersantiago2707]

Watched from the Philippines October 25 2022 good job

[@BulldozerMountain]

thanks

[@sendyexca1664]

Skil operator sangat pemberani sekali

[@BulldozerMountain]

betul, video lama ini bosku

[@ErickDelaCruz-z2f]

Nice bery god

[@BulldozerMountain]

Thanks

[@rossoxenbridge7495]

Nothing really dangerous about it with a skilled operator who knows what he is doing. Coming from a operator with 40,000 hrs experience on bulldozers

[@BulldozerMountain]

what an expert operator. welcome

[@TsunauticusIV]

This is absolutely not dangerous. Most dangerous aspect operating in these conditions would be tree parts firing into the cab and striking the operator. I’ve spent a lot of time in dozers myself and the only times I even think about worrying is when I’m on a yo-yo job and the cable to the winch cat, or portable winch, parts. Talk about biting chunks out of your seat. I’ve lost a winch line and slid sideways down over 2k feet of elevation. Luckily the dozer didn’t hook and start to tumble but I hit a swale just before a road cut and the force threw me so hard into the side window that I broke it completely out. I was wearing my seatbelt but still my body moved enough to hit it. That seatbelt left a nasty black and purple bruise that lasted weeks and weeks. Now that’s dangerous work. Lol

[@treystewart544]

@@BulldozerMountain that dozer is so powerful with cat diesel power

[@BulldozerMountain]

@@TsunauticusIV thanks for sharing sir

[@BulldozerMountain]

@@treystewart544 right

[@willpeters6492]

Worlds most dangerous bulldozer? What do you mean? I have 30 years experience and i dont see any danger at all with this. But nice video.🙂

[@zainudicharlie4033]

nampak senang men..tapi susah nak kerjakan..😂😂

[@biggad73]

Nice video

[@BulldozerMountain]

Thanks

[@biggad73]

@Bulldozer Mountain You're welcome my friend 😎

[@cowboy7988]

nothing better than to see a bulldozer destroying the environment.

[@BulldozerMountain]

destroying for a good reason

[@tomswindler64]

Very clear video,kudos to you for that.couldn’t get the dozer no higher huh,better the operator than me..this just shows what experience that operator has. Great video.y’all come a long way since this video was done.keep the good work up 👍👍👍😎😎😎

[@BulldozerMountain]

thanks tom, u always give a positive comment, i appreciate it

[@stevenfan1218]

Looks like he is just destroying the mountain.and anything else on it.

[@BulldozerMountain]

no sir, he made a terraces for palm oil

[@supergranfadiytvlange618]

What is the propose project on that area bro? Watching here in Philippines..

[@BulldozerMountain]

making palm oil plantation

[@World-as-i-c-it]

Been in some pretty ugly situations before, not so bad, just pay attention, at least he has good dirt to work in. Always seem to find myself in boulder territory . :)

[@robertsprafke9376]

I’ve been on roads much like this in the mountains of Mexico and washouts are very common, they make for some pucker up moments, when most of the road is gone and there is no bottom to the jungle below. Great video! Thanks

[@BulldozerMountain]

work hard play hard, stay tune for new video sir

[@robertsprafke9376]

Arkansas USA

[@goesintite]

As have I. There is the old highway than runs from Mexico DF to Acapulco that initiates the involuntary butthole puckering up! :D

[@robertsprafke9376]

@@goesintite My girlfriend and I traveled the same road in 1992 rain forest type mountains until you get to the coast, wash outs and fog for hours on end but well worth the trip.

[@mariooperadordemaquinaspes5556]

Good work 👍👍

[@BulldozerMountain]

Thank you so much 😀

[@allenbreedlove8906]

Blairsville, Georgia … USA

[@BulldozerMountain]

welcome sir. stay tune

[@ronaldooliveira5452]

Vão plantar oque ai?

[@user-145edxX57]

There aren't many professionals like that anymore

[@geraldoandrade3127]

Boa tarde amigo. Que belo vídeo! Emocionante! Estou com um desaterro para fazer, em uma área de cem metros por vinte e oito. O desnível do terreno é de quatro metros. É um terreno desempedido, sem plantas e sem pedras. Vou tirar essa terra e nivelar para baixo. Preciso fazer uma avaliação de quantas horas de tratos devo gastar . Você que tem profunda experiência; me ajude nessa avaliação , por favor. Sei que é difícil avaliar sem ver o terreno, mas é nessa discrição que eu fiz. Com a sua experiência e generrosidade; me ajudará muito. Que Deus lhe pague amigo.

[@tooge47]

sure wish I knew WHAT he was doing and WHY

[@BulldozerMountain]

he makes terraces for palm oil. that is not real mountain, it just hill on private land

[@t-dog8528]

@@BulldozerMountain lol not a real mountain, it identifies as a hill on private land.

[@cesarantoniomorenosanchez3533]

Esto en que pais es?

[@BulldozerMountain]

El sudeste de Asia

[@aussiewood44]

Shame

[@treydogg77]

Katmandu

[@ashburtononline]

Angle dozer needed

[@西口康士]

どうして　こんなところに　道路工事する必要があるんですか　不思議な　費用対効果教えて下さいませ😃

[@BulldozerMountain]

彼はヤシの木を植える印象を与えた

[@roberthunt8883]

Where in the world was this filmed? I enjoy watching dozer work.

[@BulldozerMountain]

south asia sir, this is old video that i compile

[@jarbasazanha8896]

Kade o ripper?

[@BulldozerMountain]

of course

[@goesintite]

Not good with the camera... :(

[@BulldozerMountain]

old video sir

[@benoit60800]

Pas si dangereux que çà , je trouve , j'ai vu pire , en vrai!...

[@BulldozerMountain]

vous avez une expérience inestimable

[@toddmontgomery5449]

Why don’t you use pans

[@BulldozerMountain]

we dont have it here

[@vicdelange2634]

work with a guy, carl, works in the mountains scratching drill pads, the guy has no fear, but knows the balance point on cat by feel, thinking his balls are so big, they act like counterweights😂😂

[@BulldozerMountain]

i know right, this operator is badass, btw he is a favorit one

[@JorgeALopez-zv7jx]

Destructores deberian castigarlos

[@BulldozerMountain]

no

[@nightmare5905]

Almost 4 years ago! ! ! !

[@BulldozerMountain]

no its not, its just the default date of my old camera

[@nightmare5905]

@@BulldozerMountain I get it

[@machineheavy]

nice video

[@ariusjamhari3279]

good good

[@BulldozerMountain]

Thanks

[@alivtech5281]

big machine danguer for hilly area operator skilful and best work.

[@BulldozerMountain]

yes sir, we try our best

[@fancillluio7544]

This soil contains lots of Fe?

[@sazzathasan3705]

just wow

[@BulldozerMountain]

thank you

[@dozerkepcehyundai]

hello sir

[@joseeustaquio5187]

Cuidado com a Marina Silva em ?

[@Kwsp639]

Buldozer the power 💪💪👍

[@BulldozerMountain]

💪💪👍

[@שמואלברק-ש4ס]

ווואלה. מקצועי. בלד

[@sequoyah59]

Looks like some of the mountain top drilling locations we built in PNG except without the karst and blasting.

[@BulldozerMountain]

this is still a hill, just click bait on the title sir

[@brianmakoviney4521]

Great video, I am from the states, in the Northwest part, and really enjoyed watching. Are you clearing and building a landing for logging, and also in the distance, did you clear the top of that mountain, because it looks like the same purpose. But what I can relate to and love what your doing, is I did the same type of work, but in Washington state in the Olympic mountains and the Pacific Cascades build logging roads and landings in ground that was minimum 45 to 50 percent to 70 plus percent , where areas that were steep enough that had to cut goat trails so the yarning cat could come through and log the cut timber in the right of way, then end hauled and if the rocky ground became to hard, drill, shoot, and end haul, as these areas are to steep to side cast and no where to end push. So back hauled to a approved area, then when the road was built to the top of a mountain, or ridge, build landings so yarded to be brought in to yard the cut section timber to the landing, and hauled down the road that I built, to the timber exchange from the off highway trucks to either road legal trucks or train cars to be taken to mills to be cut into lumber.

[@BulldozerMountain]

we make roads, plantations, repair plantations, make terraces. for the runway we never do, we are third country, the standard of work and heavy equipment used is very much different from America

[@billtmarchi4320]

Do you see any trees.!

[@clarenceyeargan4512]

I have 35 yrs experience I don't see danger.

[@ВалерийВалерьевич-л7с]

Берегите природу, мАть вашу

[@markhepworth1556]

Forest killing 😢

[@BulldozerMountain]

privat land, not a protect forest

[@markhepworth1556]

@@BulldozerMountain Killing the forest is killing the forest.

[@BulldozerMountain]

@@markhepworth1556 what a stupid argument