Caterpillar CAT 631G and D10T

5x CAT 631G and a pusher D10T working at a site in germany.

[@neftalirosado6167]

Wonderful video and perfect close up. Good job 👏

[@LaderfahrerZL4001]

Da steckt Power dahinter. Klasse Video.

[@Schlorg]

Die bringen was weiter! Mein Baustellenhighlight 2018... Saugeiles Video, Tom! :-)

[@christopheroupioz7938]

super video!merçi!

[@callmewheels4806]

Now there’s a first for me. I have NEVER seen Sand ripped. These operators might benefit from a little schooling in Optimizing a 631 and D10 pushcat. Watch a little KZbin action in Southern California where scraper-shows are a common theme. A scraper shouldn’t have to wait for the crawler nor should the pushcat continue pushing once the apron is dropped. Pretty friendly material to work in though. Nice video’s as well.

[@lewiemcneely9143]

It is strange. Ought to catch the pan on the fly too. No use stopping.

[@dennisholst4322]

Can't be that tough

[@Fonkeymish01]

Changing direction at full throttle?

[@christopheroupioz7938]

where is it?

[@chriscardoza9714]

I know it's all about speed .

[@briangardiner1015]

I would like to see more companies in Europe adopt the Push-Pull scrapers. Would eliminate the push Cat.

[@scottcorwin3614]

not the most efficient way imo , mass excavators and haul trucks much easier on equipment than what that dozer is getting done to itself

[@Gocha-Catsewen]

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[@Gavin84w]

@@scottcorwin3614 complete rubbish, expensive dirt if scrapers can do it and you chose excavators and trucks

[@dennisholst4322]

Mongul is there

[@Gavin84w]

Not sure why you would have a single shank ripper on a push tractor, clearly a multishank ripper is the best option, complete 50% more ripping for the scrapers each pass