Cat D11 Dozer in Action.

[@captjim007]

Just drove my 1949 D2 today, ripping and moving dirt. 71 years old and still getting it done.

[@PortCapital]

Thats awesome, you should post a vid of it

[@jaredclawson1813]

Oh hell yes, now you're talking. I have a cable 4 that's probably got almost ten years on your 2. Rebuild tag from May of 1954. Still gets it, no safety features, no GPS and not lap top. Glad to hear that you're living well, be safe out there.

[@jimbeam2705]

LOL 😂, you don't...drive a dozer... YOU OPERATE A DOZER.

[@ditherdather]

It never ceases to amaze me how much technology is involved in pushing dirt around.

[@BobbyIronsights]

Modern society pushes alot of dirt.

[@WELLINGTON20]

Not really

[@jeffpaggett7274]

All ahead full.

[@owenstewart1160]

@@WELLINGTON20 what do you mean?

[@cchewwitup]

now rephrase that as "moving chunks of the world around"

[@WR_CTorch]

A must have for every occasion.

[@godbluffvdgg]

8% increase in fuel efficiency doesn't sound like much, but a D11 burns about 30 gal per hour under operating conditions...So they're saving 2.4 gal per hour...It adds up quick, especially if you have many units running!

[@HastingsDeeringaus]

It really is a huge saving!

[@hugolafhugolaf]

How big is the tank???

[@godbluffvdgg]

@@hugolafhugolaf 500 gallons www.eltrakbulgaria.com/uploads/Specalogs/2020/D11.pdf

[@INDRAJEETKUMAR-bl7gv]

15-18 gallon/hour fuel consumption is actual data

[@petalpower509]

Caterpillar and most manufacturers really try to work on a 12 hour day at full work load with the exception of maybe the additional 2 hours extra needed.. This would allow them to calculate how much the fuel tank must carry..

[@ISAFMobius18]

I loved watching this machines being built. Last year I got the chance to tour the Dozer assembly facility in Peoria, Illinois where they had the final D11T being built, I didnt get a chance to see the new D11 though. But its just amazing to see how big they are in person.

[@HastingsDeeringaus]

That would have been incredible!

[@shanehorvath5240]

I worked there was a fun job

[@alexlaney3423]

Yup I build them for a living

[@paulnielsen9700]

@@alexlaney3423 lucky bugger

[@maxwellkenzo468]

I know im randomly asking but does any of you know of a tool to log back into an Instagram account..? I somehow lost the password. I appreciate any tips you can offer me.

[@kevinm3751]

Operated the D11 working for Kiewit and just loved everything about the beast! The most fun was pushing 2 657's and watching how fast they both could load up! Impressive is not even a word I can use to describe it! Not sure I believe what they are talking about when they say 3rd gear reverse, never heard of such a thing! Although there was times I wish I had a 3 speed reverse...;)

[@thedwightguy]

maybe not in North AmericA?? Kiewit got the contract for BC's Sea to Sky highway and I remember seeing an old school D11 (new) when the Coquihalla got built in the late eighties.

[@thewritinglefty4889]

What did it feel like to drive? Subtly powerful? Did it seem to have a personality?

[@kevinm3751]

@@thewritinglefty4889 Every machine has its own personality for sure. Not sure about what it feels like to drive them. I operate them, but I get what you mean. I really loved my work and most of the time I was on the largest of machines and there is nothing subtle about them...;)

[@kevinm3751]

@@thedwightguy I worked several jobs for Kiewit. Ran 657 scraper and D11-T push cat. Did not care for the company, way to much politics and no one ever had a good time, there was always tension in the air everywhere we went.

[@Mason.Ulick60]

Built in my home town East Peoria, IL. I work at Caterpillar building LL on the D11 Track line as a welder. Every single Caterpillar dozer was made in East Peoria, IL. Just across the Illinois river is Peoria which is where caterpillar HQ used to be. Now they moved it to Chicago go figure. But central IL is a vital holy ground for Cat dozer manufacturing. Building LL-1 is parts handling for building LL-2 where I work where the all the tracks for D7 - D11 are made. Building SS is assembly for D7 - D11. Building HH makes the cabs for D7 - D11. And building NN is the corporate offices that handle the D7 - D11. All in East Peoria.

[@user-ms2mr2mc3g]

The blade is absolutely beautiful.

[@davidepool5884]

I used to operate a D8 Cat, I’d love to give that new D11 a go.

[@helenpalomino174]

Hi, How're you doing today?

[@badlandskid]

I hear ya. Would be fun to get to give it a test run to see how it stacks up against the old 7s and 8s I got to play with in the army

[@nicktsambassis8913]

Beautiful! Best dozers in the industry!

[@oussamajoker61]

My name is Osama from Algeria, I am 35 years old, I have 14 years experience in driving an excavator and bulldozer. I need a job. You have my utmost respect and appreciation, thank you

[@toyhell2915]

I know it might be overkill for my driveway, but having one for my driveway snow removal would be epic!

[@UnknowableAbsolute]

Awesome dozer, i want one, not for work but for fun, this thing is awesome

[@ahmaaaaad27]

I agree let's make it real bro ...

[@eddiemoore7562]

I used to drop 1,000 litres of fuel in one of these a day. I promise you.. the ground would tremble as she drove over to my truck. Amazing machine

[@steveatkins3528]

Blackwater mine has the first operational new D11’s in the world, the two you see working in the video....hopefully I will be on them next round

[@pauldenham2952]

they replace you with robotics soon enough or AI

[@wayloncrum7488]

I have the first and only d-10 in this model (still a prototype) It's an awesome upgrade over the previous gen 2 t model.

[@helenpalomino174]

@@wayloncrum7488 hi, how're you doing today

[@helenpalomino174]

@@pauldenham2952 hi, How're you doing today

[@jimmydcricket5893]

@@helenpalomino174 Hi, how are you doing today.

[@dbcooper7326]

Was expecting to see Tony Beets driving one

[@dinkelcarl2297]

If know one has ever seen a D-11 up close you can't imagine how big and powerful these beast are! I worked on Denver international Airport from 1992-1994 and a company named Ames Construction Did all the Dirt moving, and excavating. At lunch time we would sit on the apron level concrete, and watch the D-11s rumble past us about 50ft. Away, and they would shake the ground like a small earthquake. We would also watch them push these 180yrd. Belly dumps full of dirt if they got stuck. These things are monsters.

[@lukeya1983]

What an absolute beast of a machine

[@jloos9959]

Eye Candy!!! Music to the ears! Can't wait to see Tony Beets upgrade his D10 to a D11! Cat, help tony out with a free upgrade!

[@YungSplitty236-_-]

I operate a D11T cat dozer pushing rocks into feeders on a stock pile. They are far superior to the D10T and can even push a full blade uphill ive never in my life sat in something so powerful and yet so quite the comfort is also the best of any dozer ive been in. Its truly an experience that im glad i get to do everyday

[@TheDutchGuy110]

Cant wait for Cutting Edge Engineering to have a go at these pins and bushes

[@kukmica6422]

Well, he just did it! Can't believe, i stepped on your comment, after watching his video and checking on D11. 😆

[@TheDutchGuy110]

@@kukmica6422 lol🤣

[@krisjohnson6355]

Just got one...Runs great but there's no way I can get through the drive through at McDonald's with it on the way to work. Also keeps tearing up my blacktop driveway something awful. Perhaps a 10 would be a better option.

[@RipVDub]

Top notch! 955HP is mind blowing power for a dozer. My guess - 2.250mill/dozer.

[@tbn22]

I need one of these for deep soil ripping and heavy disc harrow pulling on my farm.

[@robertdufresne9195]

This is the greatest dozer around. The D11 Cat is hard to beat . Road through mountain pass ,pushing rock and rubbel is the best. CAT.

[@johndoe-rw8in]

Not sure how I got here but hell yeah! These are hella tight

[@kundamedard2253]

I love cat machines i can't wait to work on a D11 just like we assembled a D10T in konkola copper mine (KCM)

[@Evgenii-Kamhatka]

Почти на всех картах работал но на таком еще не разу С удовольствием бы поработал Сильная и красивая и удобная техник

[@МихаилНиколаевич-и9у]

Хочешь поработать на D11 ? Поезжай на Колыму, там такие на золоте работают.

[@wz7285]

I've run all Cats, favorites were D8R and D10, because I like smaller jobs! More than a few months on a site, I am ready for new adventures!

[@elijahrobinson2362]

Wish they were out when I operated equipment. Time to win the lottery and get some toys for a big sandbox. (The old style doors were ‘suicide’ doors. These are normal, opening to permit entry/exit from the rear.)

[@helenpalomino174]

Hi, How're you doing today?

[@tc1uscg65]

Tony Beeks (sic?) has one of those up in the Yukon. It's a beast.

[@ShainAndrews]

Who?

[@mikesahle1193]

Sir 🙏👍you knew what how to say it naturally 👍⭐️thank you about D 11 dozer ❤️💰☝️

[@lolbr6818]

Do they make a lawnmower attachment ?

[@combustionpropulsion4883]

If here were one it would have to be driven by its own motor because the D11s don't have PTOs. You could potentially hace a ginormous span on the mower though as there is plenty of stability due to the sheer size and weight on the D11. Though the tracks would probably destroy any grass that they run over.

[@IanR1205]

I love driving it! It is so choice. If you have the means, I highly recommend picking one up.

[@jimbeam2705]

Hi 🤡, you drive a car.... YOU OPERATE A DOZER.

[@WootTootZoot]

Not sure how I got this recommendation, it's a bit big for my garden.

[@shaquilleedwards1795]

I love caterpillar cat he's the best in the world no one is greater than cat

[@HastingsDeeringaus]

Absolutely agree!! Can't beat a Cat D11

[@claudiorios7451]

Una maquina maravillosa!!!

[@helenpalomino174]

Hi, How're you doing today

[@Jaitheboss1]

Idk why this is in my recommended but I want a dozer now

[@richardwarnock2789]

It cuts like Butter!!!; )

[@Hellblaue210]

I need to do some backyard grading. Do you think this is the right size for a 1/4 acre lot?

[@ShainAndrews]

It is not suited for final grade work. Something like a Motor Grader 24 should work though.

[@lawrencet83]

I'M HAPPY WITH MY 1955 D2 THAT TAKES 15 MINUTES TO START.

[@beaumershon3066]

and is paid for!

[@mattlf9120]

@@beaumershon3066 no, he told me "376 more payments and it'll be all his.

[@neilreid9005]

A seriously impressive unit.

[@zeljkocesic6991]

Odlican D11. Ja sam 5 godina radio D11N i D11R

[@Ratzfourtyfour]

I just watched a 2min44 sec ad without skipping.

[@holzmann8443]

It's a shame to see Australia collapsing politically. Is this dozer powerful enough to fix it?

[@jonvon2044]

They don’t make one that powerful… yet.

[@28704joe]

Standing up to China in my book is a sign of strength.

[@Hogger280]

"Load sensing" variable output (swashplate) hydraulic pumps are nothing for CAT to brag about - International Harvester started using them over 35 years ago in their 88 series tractors. It was an easy spinoff of their hydrostatic drive.

[@paulpence8895]

Old man retired Midwest farmer,,, same with rotor combines, New Holland released the TR a year before IH released the Axial Flow, kind of a tit for tat at the time but we did go from a 915 to a TR 70 in 1977 but went back to red after a couple years because dealer relations, and the Axial Flow was a way simpler design... Now you have JD X9 bla bla bla and Fendt 10 bla bla bla,,,, twin rotor massive class 10 combines, uhhhh, its still all 70's engineering, just add some 2021 tech,,, LOL,,, Im sure CaseIH will go twin rotor in the next monster capacity machine past the 9250,,, but its still all basic design form over 40 years ago...

[@helenpalomino174]

Hi, How're you doing today?

[@helenpalomino174]

@@paulpence8895 hi, How're you doing today

[@pamike4873]

Right. Because an IH is totally comparable to a D11.

[@Hogger280]

@@pamike4873 Correct because you see, not all great technology flows from CAT, in fact the last time I checked CAT couldn't hack it in the truck market; but guess what? IH is still making trucks. lol

[@shanehorvath5240]

I Used to haul these Engine for cat was a fun job.

[@farmingfishingfamilyontari2814]

Bushed pin bores makes a lot of sense

[@HastingsDeeringaus]

** Please note** The mention of 3rd gear is an error in the video, this frame is showcasing that utilizing higher horse power in down-hill push applications helps to reduce the up-hill non productive return times and has 3 gears in the reverse function and we apologize for any confusion.

[@kenlee5509]

I identify as a CAT D5M, my pronouns are ;Clank clank clank SKWEEEE! / Grease My Zerks, You Bigot!, and Fuel Me. I am greatly impressed by my youngest sibling, grease him/her/zork/snooself well., or I will be offended. ` ` Remember this post for the Christmas party! It is a toy. (Ctrl A, Ctrl C Ctrl P)

[@ianbermingham9047]

Every American is confused anyway just try and make it easier for them 🙄🙄

[@lukefish7562]

@@ianbermingham9047 whatever you say you crooked tooth delinquent who just wishes they were blessed enough to be American. 🤫 🇺🇸=greatest country to ever exist

[@keithclark486]

@@lukefish7562 The US is a joke to the rest of the world. The Last Domino is in motion. Never thought I'd live to see it.

[@nomerc3608]

@@keithclark486 So you think? The will of the American people is not yet broken! There are many of us pure breeds who are smart enough to not jet jabbed, double and triple jabbed! We love our Country and we will defend ourselves, our families and our Country with the very last drops of our blood! We are smart enough to keep our guns! Many of us have enough ammunition and guns not only for ourselves but to pass around!

[@joedillon159]

Doesn’t look too complicated for maintenance. Wonder how big the manual is

[@SAMURAI-ORP]

The Hercules of construction machinery

[@nasosnasos8054]

Love love

[@theworldaccordingtochris4370]

I showed my 3yr old son this and he said he can drive that.

[@jovantrajkoski8455]

What a beauty love that

[@serba_serbi]

Amazing, most biggest tracktor 🦾🦾

[@WaynePilot]

A must-have lego set.

[@camgill007]

This is a great dozer far superior to D10T2 one. Although, the combined output of displacement piston pump seems low at 177 gal. Great machine overall.

[@SL-rl6oq]

Hydraulic pump

[@ItiscalledaMANDATE]

Bushed pins should have happened a loooooong time ago

[@stephendawg1]

No freakin kidding! That’s “lowest cost of ownership 101”. 🤦🏻‍♂️ I have built large engines for Cat for 29 years. Great company… great products. But, I farmed full time before that and it never ceases to amaze me how simple design features like “bushings” in key areas or easily accessed service points get overlooked during the design phase of large equipment. Oh well.

[@jonathanpalmer228]

I work on Komatsu and we have had them for ever but still have to have them lined bored because lack of grease/maintenance

[@ItiscalledaMANDATE]

@@jonathanpalmer228 It's just so easy to push bushings out and press new one's in though. No line boring because the waster pieces just get tossed for new ones. My 2 cents.

[@jonathanpalmer228]

@@ItiscalledaMANDATE unless the don’t put grease in them and fucks the bushing and the surrounding area, I’ve seen it.

[@ItiscalledaMANDATE]

@@jonathanpalmer228 Grease of course. But I'm saying no bushing and bore sighting is ridiculous.

[@denizdogan5087]

Zorlu tarla sürümü yapılır. Şuanki makinayı lan.❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@RomeKG471]

Why did they eliminate the carrier roller? It helped with the rails from pounding on the front idlers.

[@patricksmith5640]

Bean counter that never sat in any dozer figured, " we can save cost if we eliminate that "

[@tylercolby6190]

@@patricksmith5640 they actually don't improve track life at all.

[@tylercolby6190]

Pump the tracks up enough and it won't slap the front.

[@АркадийЗыков-у7у]

Красавцы! Катерпиллер-самая лучшая фирма по производству бульдозеров в мире!

[@nakoafukushima7508]

I’m just going to wait in the D12 then the D13 then the D14 then the D15

[@chrisschmidt8635]

I need one for snow removal on my 30' driveway.

[@jamesharris40001]

Watching Andrew Camrata videos has put this into my suggestions I am in Finance but Catapillars are like sandbox toys for grown ups!

[@drjones762]

I’LL TAKE THREE!

[@mr.jheavyequipmentoperatio9245]

Amazing engineering machine

[@VideoBulldozer]

I love ❤

[@nickpeall]

does this come with a mower attachment?

[@chopperdude407]

I’ve run this beast now. It’s pretty cool.

[@chipblock2854]

One of my dream jobs on my bucket list. I know after a day or two it may be just another job but I sure would like to drive one. My number one driving job would be one of the very large dump trucks, CAT suze or larger. Someday when I figure out where to apply for a job.

[@adraramazigh6095]

I like this job.❤

[@wavydavy9816]

I want one!

[@killerkanten]

Sold , where do i buy my d11

[@Sickofsociety1]

Such an awesome machine!

[@tysonsmudfossiladventures3468]

Sweet! Bushed pins I hate line boring hahahaha

[@LYEARTHMOVERS]

Caterpillar dozers are the best but i like classic dozers😃

[@HastingsDeeringaus]

We will always love the classics too.

[@wayahedia9989]

I'd buy one but I doubt it would fit in my garage.

[@phoephoe795]

It can easily fit in any garage. (garage may sustain minor damage during the fitting process)

[@Darkmatter2134]

These just now started using a bushing setup?

[@ridgerunner7980]

the most important thing .... how does the ac work ?

[@helenpalomino174]

Hi, How're you doing today?

[@ridgerunner7980]

@@helenpalomino174 great

[@helenpalomino174]

@@ridgerunner7980 where are you from

[@ridgerunner7980]

@@helenpalomino174 tenn

[@helenpalomino174]

@@ridgerunner7980 text me your number let's chat better

[@CATAZ-ib9ze]

Pushing stock piles, slot dozen, or deep ripping isn't exactly the most exciting things to do, as opposed to running smaller one's, where you can actually see, and build stuff with.

[@ianbermingham9047]

What ah stupid statement 🙄

[@CATAZ-ib9ze]

@@ianbermingham9047 Says the idiot.

[@pamike4873]

It's pretty easy to see what you're really saying- "I really want to run a bigger dozer but my boss won't let me, so I'll make an asinine comment about not being able to see or build "stuff" with the big boys". There is nothing boring about stripping overburden off the top of a mountain. Slot dozing isn't just for big stuff. It's a hell of a lot more efficient to slot doze, regardless of machine class.

[@CATAZ-ib9ze]

@@pamike4873 Apparently it's not quite as easy as you think, because you don't have a F-ing clue as to the equipment I've ran, or the environment I've run it in, and no, you're not going to let an 11 or 10 set and jump on a smaller dozier, unless that's all there is to push a bunch of bulk material. Hey if pushing overburden rock's your world, then go for it...EAT IT UP! you repetition loving simpleton!. What's your second favorite thing to do running a dozier, pushing stock piles?, ...Yeah I bet you call yourself "Stud of the stockpile", because that's probably where they stick you to keep tearing equipment up, or killing yourself, because there ain't no Shiner's in that material, and the pucker factor's probably more in your range.

[@jimbeam2705]

As a retired operator there are a few things that got boring really fast.

[@MikeT-TheRetiredColonel]

Very cool to see the D11, however, the video left me somewhat disappointed - jumping the images all over the place didn't allow me to focus on any of it. I know you only have a short amount of time for the video, but please give it a thought for when the D12 comes out ;)

[@HastingsDeeringaus]

Thanks for your feedback.

[@jeffpaggett7274]

Planet rotates.....D11 - hold my beer.

[@Pinkielover]

I would love to drive through a few houses in the neighborhood

[@costiq4048]

She's a beast

[@nicktorea4017]

Dressta bulldozers are just as good if not better and considerably less expensive.

[@NocyMusic]

Caterpillar machines rules the earth 🌍

[@robertmccully2792]

think i will buy a couple to play with, i wish.

[@snoozeflu]

I would give anything to be able to operate one of these for a living.

[@jaredclawson1813]

Come down to New Mexico, Peabody, El Segundo/ Lee Ranch mines are hiring. We operate 10s and 11s.

[@loganlm10]

This is insane, I thought our D7 was huge

[@shalva1953]

what is your return policy

[@a-bar-b5196]

I want one !!!!!!! ❤❤ I’ll trade in my D8

[@richardhunter9779]

Girls: He's probably thinking about another woman Boys:

[@SIMONP1965]

I love Tonka toys...

[@jimandskittum]

Bushed pin bores. About 70 years later than it should have happened. I don't know a lot about heavy equipment but I couldn't figure why this hadn't happened a long time ago.

[@duniaalber3178]

amazing, greetings one channel from Indonesia,👍👍👍

[@HastingsDeeringaus]

Thanks for visiting

[@陳偉斌-b3h]

awesome.

[@samuelsianipar]

NICE VIDEO..............................from Batam Island, Indonesia.......LIKE

[@Undertaker93]

Dame I wish the Army had these But my D7R will do

[@johnarnold893]

Back in the early 90's I ran one of these with remote control.

[@redlineXX]

No you didnt,

[@TRMachines]

good video

[@travistodd6915]

I’ve run them they are nice

[@alexmaksacheff5241]

They’ve decided to put bushes in to save on line boring? The older loaders all had bushes from my memory 45years ago.