Bulldozers DESTROY An Entire Forest - The Chain Pulling Method!

In this video, we take you on-site with Boxvale Earthmoving to witness the impressive capabilities of Cat D7 & D6 Bulldozers in action. Located in Gin Gin, a rural town in Queensland, Australia, these machines are put to work to clear land and remove trees with the help of a chain. As one of the leading earthmoving companies in the region, Boxvale Earthmoving relies on top-of-the-line equipment to get the job done efficiently and effectively. Whether you're a construction company, farmer, or homeowner, this video provides great insight into the power of these incredible machines. Watch now to see how Boxvale Earthmoving is transforming the landscape with the help of Cat D7 & D6 Bulldozers. Subscribe to our channel for more exciting videos and insights into the world of earthmoving.
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[@josephknueppel885]

That's how you bring down a forest and nobody gets hurt 😎

[@gazof-the-north1980]

D6's seem pretty powerful for their size.

[@hickory01au]

Nice work boys 👍

[@EarthmovingDownunder]

Thanks ✌️

[@uuser5261]

Exec-lent stuff , brough back very old memorys

[@peternewman958]

This is plantation plantings that were initially started to convert good faming country into a means of long term income. There were a lot of schemes back in the first decade or even earlier, that would eventually fail as the schemes fell apart. There just converting it back to farmland as so many others have done.

[@EarthmovingDownunder]

This one was going to be used for power poles but went broke so now farmer wants land back

[@draganristic3355]

How much do they charge for something like that. We have approximately 200ac

[@EarthmovingDownunder]

$220 an hour per a machine roughly I would say

[@Ericbjohnston5150]

Wow. Wrong. Get some massive mulchers in there.

[@d4n711]

Détruire les forêts 😮 c' est tout simplement dégelasse.la vidéo devrait être retirée 😢

[@EarthmovingDownunder]

This is a plantation which was only planted 20 years ago, trees grow fast

[@paulandrews2235]

I know you guys had a job to do. On a Forestry perspective, thin it out and have livestock as well. Looked like spotted gum country. Could have mixed timber & cows. But looked slow growing country. Oh well there on deck now.

[@EarthmovingDownunder]

There was no good grass grow under the trees for cattle and the tree just wouldn’t grow either so had to go

[@paulandrews2235]

@@EarthmovingDownunder Fair enough! Good to see great dozer skills and synchronisation pulling. I am a Gumby in a dozer . Couldn't push shit up a hill.👍

[@andyfarms9653]

Nice one, can’t beat a nice bit of desert. Hopefully all the timber was burnt and wasted along with the koalas. Or were they gently helped down from the trees.

[@EarthmovingDownunder]

This is now lush grass farm land. Now Koalas were found during process

[@andyfarms9653]

Mate, you don’t have the rainfall for lush grass.

[@EarthmovingDownunder]

@@andyfarms9653 has been plenty of rain about

[@andyfarms9653]

Might be one day a year, but that soil is dusty sand and the trees were holding it together. Do you have someone go round with a rifle and shoot the wildlife, or do you just edit the deaths out of your footage?

[@EarthmovingDownunder]

@@andyfarms9653 bugger all wildlife found really

[@godbluffvdgg]

KZbin needs a 4X speed...I had this on 2X and it was still too slow...

[@EarthmovingDownunder]

Bulldozers don’t exactly move that fast. There is a version with FPV drone that moves a lot faster

[@tasofrantzis1488]

this is wholesale desacration of wilderness we need, all for a few measley bucks. Not to mention what it does for species annihilation.

[@EarthmovingDownunder]

This was a planted gum plantation only about 20 years old on farming land being returned to farm land

[@tasofrantzis1488]

that may be so it is however the method that was used to destroy the east coast rainforest, only 7% of that rainforest remains.

[@tasofrantzis1488]

Australia is a unique wilderness when compared to Europe's or Asia's, we get very little water in comparison but has a wide variety of Flora, farming in Australia needs to fit within our unique Ecosystem NOT destroy it to make way for farms.

[@richardthomas1566]

It’s not cleared they have a total mess on their hands.

[@2011persol]

i wonder how big those chains are, if i'd guess, i think theyre between 26mm and/or 32mm dia thick links...??! friggin heavy stuff...imagine trying to tie only 10meters of tht chain around your waist, and try to walk, thts good exercise...!!!

[@TheSeastar19]

spotted gum power poles they are in desperate need for them right now, just call DTM Timber or Coppers Logs Takura Plant and if that stupid owner thinks he can pay you guys to clear those trees to plant pasture, considering the current price of cattle, then he must be crazy

[@EarthmovingDownunder]

Was a failed plantation supposed to be used for power poles but they are not growing to size

[@andyfarms9653]

Well they definitely won’t grow to size now. Makes you wonder how it is growing lush grassland now, if it wouldn’t even grow trees before.

[@TheSeastar19]

@@EarthmovingDownunderif you ever come across any other "Failed Plantations" Please contact we will help you to market that wood and put more money in everyone's pocket and utilize a timber resource instead of watching it go up in smoke. Cheers

[@warrenwills3251]

"bring down a forest and nobody gets hurt" I'm not even going to try to explain it to you people.

[@richardaisbett1119]

“You people” I’d say you possess no intellect to explain or understand anything, let alone the fact that the cycle this starts is significantly beneficial to multiple systems in more ways than a simplistic ideology can comprehend!