Caterpillar D9N Dozer Digging Gravel in the Water

[@dozerboy67]

I just found your channel, thanks for making videos like this! I’m a disabled, retired heavy equipment operator and I spend part of my day watching stuff like this! Grazie senhor! 🙏💪💪🤘

[@adriannettlefold9084]

Che Bei ricordi questo video me li dà. Quando avevo 23anni guidavo un D9N lavorando in una miniera zinco nord Queensland Australia. Era una macchina veramente potente. Grazie

[@ehsantop2442]

D9N is the best

[@marcogolinelli7512]

Lavoro interessante e mitico D9N. Complimenti per il video.

[@gazof-the-north1980]

D9N has loads of power!

[@msdozer]

Eyechatching performance of dozer. Appreciate your hard work ❤

[@garyvalentine505]

Perfectly nice river now an oil dump

[@sharkeyist]

if u did that in the uk there would be hell up due to eu water pollution regulations, mean while elsewhere in eu.... glad to be leaving!!! Good vid thou 👍🇬🇧👍

[@ronaldmolinasandoval1849]

Saludos cordiales desde Sudamérica Santa Cruz bolivia 🇧🇴 👍 excelente 😊😁😁👏👍

[@ehsantop2442]

Tnx for very good video

[@callmewheels4806]

Beautiful scenery! I am guessing the material is going to a rock plant to mine the sand and gravel. Can you please describe what they are doing? Thank you for the video!

[@KevinItalianConstruction]

they are extracting gravel from the river and then processing it in the plant

[@alfredfleming3289]

The beauty of the high drive. Final drives barley getting wet.

[@TheBOBCAT8888]

ATLEAST THE TRACKS WILL BE CLEAN AT THE END OF THE DAY!!!

[@benjaminbarlas7068]

So nobody thinking bout all the gold in that material 😅🥴

[@trulysurprised-bk7cy]

I'd love that. No dust !!!

[@CAT972]

Why are they pushing through water

[@johnnymurff4137]

I'm trying to figure that out myself, where does the water come from?

[@josephcrowder2125]

The EPA would never allow this in the USA

[@KevinItalianConstruction]

they are fixing a river by removing the gravel, the water is that of the river and passes into the construction area

[@josephcrowder2125]

@@KevinItalianConstruction Thank you! after my comment I kind of thought that it had to be some kind of government construction project.

[@petergraphix6740]

What's weird to me is in the US we are much more apt to use an excavator to do things like this.

[@SMEYRCOfficial]

Amazing bollduzer

[@heavymachinery2843]

Awsome

[@이최고지구조각가]

강바닥 밀때는 물흐르방향 대각선 방향으로 밀어내야 일도 편하고 바닥도 수평으로 잡을수있다

[@aleilmitico]

Anche a Barcis ci sarebbe da filmare

[@KevinItalianConstruction]

Eh si! Per il momento ho solo un video di quel cantiere, spero in settembre di riuscire a farne altri

[@michelecorona5087]

Dovè il posto? E quando?

[@goodluck86tv14]

Best vedio 👍💖 Sty c

[@mauropizzirani8879]

Ciao Kevin. Eri sul fella. Bellissimo video

[@KevinItalianConstruction]

Ciao! Si son stato su varie volte

[@ajejebrazo5183]

Ma e il tagliamento?

[@KevinItalianConstruction]

Fella

[@Engine201]

Cool video, I subbed

[@aimoneferrario7360]

Ciao è vecchietto il d 9

[@KevinItalianConstruction]

Si sì però il suo lo fa ancora

[@aimoneferrario7360]

@@KevinItalianConstruction quello sicuramente

[@marco-qd5dz]

Come distruggere cingoli rulli e corone dentate di un d9.....

[@KevinItalianConstruction]

Naaa, se fosse stato in acqua salata si, ma in acqua di fiume non ci sono problemi! Poi questo era fatto ancora con metallo serio e non cinese

[@marco-qd5dz]

Sono da anni che lavoro su queste macchine e l acqua del foume e quasi peggio di quella del mare neanche i cat ne sono esenti

[@dx63]

He is expending the river bank.

[@Gaz1980-x2l]

It'll outlast a modern machine because it has no electronics.

[@skeets6060]

What is the point,he looses hafl of what he is pushing

[@ronaaserude8225]

dredging the channel deeper to control high water, plus that washed rock would be great for crushing

[@rico334]

Can't believe they just ruined a probably pretty decent old dozer by driving it into the river.... Now because they got them wet, those damn tracks will rust solid to the wheels they roll on and it's scrap yard time for that old beast..........

[@jeffguimond9442]

rico334 , So dozers are only used in the desert?

[@rico334]

@@jeffguimond9442 Well they're made out of steel and steel rusts when it gets wet so go figure.......

[@jeffguimond9442]

rico334 , Yes steel rusts. But the pins are internally lubricated and sealed. The tracks won’t rust to the wheels. Surface rust will form when sitting, but as soon as the machine is put back in use the rust will burnish off quickly. Same as the blade and track pads.

[@Mhurtle65]

The old girl needs some paint.

[@2centsam927]

Nice older machine, tracks and cutting edges in good shape. Not sure what he is trying to accomplish, tho

[@이최고지구조각가]

저렇게밀면 물이밀려다녀서 제대로 작업이안되고 일만힘들다

[@이최고지구조각가]

물막이하고 도쟈로밀면되는데 굳이 저래야될까 흙탕물 만들고

[@stephensteeve7038]

Dozer is not machine to extract materials from the water.. You better use an excavator.

[@Kobi0717]

Yet it’s working

[@jeffguimond9442]

Actually.... The video shows you’re wrong.

[@dalemasyk1583]

HE PUSHING GRAVEL NOT DIGGIN BONEHEAD

[@KevinItalianConstruction]

relax friend

[@martineastburn3679]

And nobody here knows if this is a Federal or State job with permits out. Clearly the bottom is being cleared and likely for a bridge or rid the sand/rock bars in the river. Bars like that can really mess people up in boats or snow mobiles if the rocks are just under a little ice.

[@FaFa-er1xf]

សសដ4

[@mauropizzirani8879]

Ciao Kevin. Eri sul fella. Bellissimo video