Caterpillar's biggest wheel loader - The statistics behind the size.

I thought i'd put together a video from the footage I have from Minexpo 2016 of Cat's massive wheel loader, the 994K

[@litamtondy]

Engineer: *hits blunt "Yo, what if we took a naval engine and put it on wheels?"

[@Thawhid]

What

[@BIackCadillac]

@@Thawhid It's a ship engine dude.

[@Thawhid]

@@BIackCadillac ahhh crap that's pretty crazy

[@therickman1990]

@@BIackCadillac As a generator though, not for propulsion. Not that I can find anway

[@blockstacker5614]

@@therickman1990 the engine generates electrical power which is used by motors in the axles to turn the wheels

[@JeremiahPayne]

My biggest takeaway is that there is a Minexpo and I'm oddly interested

[@thvtsydneylyf3th077]

me too, wtf is this i need to take part

[@WASDxMerceless]

Turns up dressed as Steve...

[@RandomTheories]

Hillhead, Samoter, Steinexpo...just a few from EU, sadly no expo anytime soon :/

[@kellyl.2111]

Las Vegas MINEXPO

[@thvtsydneylyf3th077]

@@kellyl.2111 awesome thanks :)

[@johnames6430]

you could dig your entire house foundation with one scoop 😂

[@rampage3337]

haha lol imagine getin this as a camping vehicle. you just scoop up your entire house and then dig down a new foundation where ever you whana camp xD

[@100procent2]

@Ryandal Gilmore hmm I think he mean you can dig new foundation with this and use this cattepilar-truck to move hause to the foundation digged before that xD

[@eliudm472]

You mean a small village 😂

[@ArrowLooper]

The engine would fit in the room im in But barely

[@ArrowLooper]

@@rampage3337 what if you scooped up campers in their tents and move them

[@pedrosiqueira5235]

Yes KZbin algorithm that’s exactly what I was looking for

[@jsmith1174]

Shut up loser

[@mansikkamies9146]

@@jsmith1174 my man Smith coming up with original insults

[@omggom2488]

@rufio777 my man Rufio coming up with original insults

[@YPO6]

@@omggom2488 don't shut pu gmo mgo

[@RodgerYoung2024]

Olha só um brasileiro

[@alphaomega8713]

I’m 100% sure it’s a Decepticon.

[@Irishdrivingbloopers]

@@Kurai0 That thing alone is big enough to be Devastator. No need for the rest of the constructicons lol.

[@blackroseknightenterprise2678]

Irishdrivingbloopers what is funny is there are other vehicles just as big as this or atleast close to its size. Making devastator a little more believable

[@platinumchillheart3044]

@@blackroseknightenterprise2678 true that

[@danh8302]

BlackRoseKnightEnterprise well its the 3rd largest loader, there 2 are wheel loaders larger than this machine. All UltraClass equipment is huge to your point. Google (or search on here) “where’s my dozer?” that is a bucket wheel excavator in Germany that dumped a cat D8 or 9 into its conveyor hopper by accident. it’s MASSIVE

[@IdkIdk-vt6ck]

100% real there 8 of working less than 5 miles from my house . This quarry has been open and owned by the same family since the 1800’s they ship road base all over the u s

[@God-rk1vv]

"let me just fill my tank real quick"

[@NomadHorizon]

Have an hour later

[@luckiic5714]

"real quick"

[@anibalbabilonia1867]

👋😂👍lmfao!

[@LastBreathBeaters]

Done yet?

[@JayLupe]

You would empty out pumps number 3, 4, 5, 6, and 7

[@SpecialEDy]

Too bad the killdozer guy didn't have access to one of these...

[@TruckTaxiMoveIt]

True

[@lukefreeman828]

He’d still be rampaging now!

[@Drewsky840]

Would have been to easy to shoot out the tires

[@givemefreespeechyoutubehitlers]

@@Drewsky840 wait you think these tires have air? They are solid rubber

[@Drewsky840]

@@givemefreespeechyoutubehitlers no they arent

[@dimaisatree]

Imagine how fun a persons job got after his company bought one of these and asked him to use it

[@SJAutomotiveDesign]

@ken gruver Electric shovels? 100 tons? What are those, I'd like to see them, they probably weigh 500 tons! 😎

[@ihaventleftthehouseinmonth4638]

Yeah I work as this it’s p retry good

[@ianobrien1719]

We have one at my work and the guys fight over who get to drive it, I told them there like a bunch of children 😆

[@albertoplascensia755]

"They said savage why you got a 12 car garage but only got a 994k CAT"

[@PUDDICOMBE1992]

LOL

[@northtexasskies3243]

24 hours straight on one fill, then about 2 hours to refill lol

[@TheUberGopher]

Every mine I've worked at works 12s.

[@gerrydutch3589]

Meme Wizard it's common to work 12 hour shifts in the aggregate business. I worked 12 hour shifts running a 988H loading 773's.

[@Thefreakyfreek]

Meme Wizard maby the driver shifts it wil be a waste to leave a macine not running basic business

[@gerrydutch3589]

Thefreakyfreek, machines run almost 24 hours a day.

[@Thefreakyfreek]

Gerry Dutch I know some cnc macines too

[@plauze82]

that moment when you mix metrics (litres) with imperials (feet)

[@denisl2760]

Welcome to the USA

[@Ashish-er4kz]

THE SACRED TEXTS ARE RUINED

[@AurumFaber]

Doesn't matter.

[@HemiJB91]

Litres are best way to measure a holding tank not gallons lol

[@AurumFaber]

@@HemiJB91 Yes, it is.¹ ¹ For people who use the metric system to measure volume.

[@calcook8371]

0:59 12 year old Supra fan boys: That’s cute

[@magnuslikestanks6044]

HaHa A sUpRa CaN eAsiLy mAkE 2500hp aNd iT's OnLy 3 LiTrEs

[@Thawhid]

Lmfao

[@rileyham9058]

Yea but a 2jz with 3 thousand horsepower would make jack shit for torque next to this thing and wouldnt stand a chance at pushing what this could push

[@Thekidsinafrica14]

@Ida hoe lol no. The Supra wouldn’t even be able to move this things tires without breaking.

[@omggom2488]

@@Thekidsinafrica14 bro what are you talking about supra could easily move this thing around. I mean it is a supra afterall.

[@FSXNOOB]

1 flat tire = sell your house to replace it *

[@DayDrinkin]

You dont get a flat tire in this bad boy.

[@abtaco3038]

Flat tire? More like flat earth

[@wolfydan121]

Fuck yes you can get a flat/blowout in these things

[@keystonedaytrip238]

Hopefully the tires are filled with foam

[@danh8302]

PerrinPansy yes, you can. Most run with tire chains, the chains only serve to protect the tires from rock edges. I’m told the LeTourneau l-1850 the tires are $45k each and the the set of chains is $90K for the set. (The 1850 is the 2nd largest loader in the world to the 2350; 994k is 3rd)

[@voiles7987]

It's amazing to be able to see my finished product. I weld up the lift arms for these things at the Caterpillar plant in Decatur IL

[@kdmtrap7268]

Uh huh

[@andrewbetances1203]

If so awesome and congrats

[@off_mah_lawn2074]

Hell yeah

[@GavachoToro]

Sweet bro. I run’em in mines in AZ

[@jamesha175]

@@GavachoToro Morenci ?

[@WILSON.1]

Finally a machine that won’t tip over with a 36” x 12’ oak log.

[@244thMeekrob]

Waiting for the "How it's made" episode on this beast

[@Brian-gw6di]

im so jealous of the guys who get to operate that every day...thats like driving a two story house...just awesome

[@renugab7651]

Brian 3 years

[@stevenclark6209]

Brian 3 I totally agree but there can't be that many out there could you imagine the full bill for this in a year It said about $3.500 dollar's and the price was cheap so god knows how a year must make it's money to keep it

[@donaldellis2599]

Brian 3 old 988 operator says you'd last 4hrs working in Industry

[@Mario-yh4cc]

A mine that would have a machine like this can more that afford to keep it running weather it's coal, iron ore or oil those boys aren't dealing with $100's of thousands in in production they are dealing with millions on a weekly or even daily basis in some cases

[@Mario-yh4cc]

It would be incredible to run this though for sure I agree

[@Ace-bh8lm]

This is what my back yard ant saw when I was younger and had a toy one dig their home out

[@frankhujsa821]

This is what all trucks and tractors looked like to me when I was a little kid.

[@fedoratheexplora7180]

Where can i buy one of these things? I have some yard work I've been meaning to accomplish.

[@josephparsons4340]

Amazon

[@CS_GOD64]

@@josephparsons4340 lol

[@jvillar100]

I need one of those just to carry my wife out the house.

[@agbraitling]

Ha

[@michaelashbrook3195]

You still alive? Haha

[@groundshakersociety6637]

jvillar100 Murica

[@canyonroads]

jvillar100 *ex wife

[@2wheelobsessed]

Lmfao 👍🏻

[@Ayee]

Wish I had this when I was a kid.

[@DirectorBird]

Good ol days.

[@DirectorBird]

Good ol days.

[@anassyria5176]

It was my dream job as kid))

[@sergiolaurencio7534]

Still is, kid now days don't get that much fun

[@CockatooDude]

What I find really cool about this thing is that it has basically the same proportions as a smaller wheel loader, it's only when you see people next to it (or the staircase on the other side of it) that it becomes apparent how gigantic it truly is.

[@AP-ph7hf]

I can hardly wait to see Parker buy one of these and use it on a Gold Rush episode.

[@joelalvarado3197]

I worked in caterpillar joliet where it used to built the 994 in1995 and had the chance to participante in everything related to manufacture this machine.These include cutting,forming,and welding the main componenents (bucket, lift arms, main frame)also in the assembly process,putting the engine,flywheel,radiator,hidraulic hoses etc. It was an honor to work in this wheel loader from that time.

[@_AndromedaGalaxy_]

i just want a job welding on these in Gillette.

[@bastiansaintgermain1760]

Respect👏💪

[@mikewellington2738]

Not sure why it's called the 994k, that's only half of what it probably costs

[@peterreutov3555]

mike wellington down payment probly ll

[@shayearl2369]

That's the monthly payment

[@agbraitling]

Har har

[@mikewellington2738]

Weston Anderson I was only joking, but that's pretty neat. Thanks for sharing.

[@mikewellington2738]

Shawn Collier I wouldn't doubt it. Pretty massive.

[@robertmaks0]

I had one of these as a kid. Actually I think mine was bigger. Cool to see the mini version on KZbin. It’s been a long time since I played with mine.

[@theswagler5648]

I forget which model, but I had a 60 ton bucket loader break hydraulic line and drop it's load on the tail of my 120 ton Lectra Haul in 1981 as backing under. It brought my front wheels 6+ feet off the ground three times as it scooted out from under the load crushing the bed to the ground. I bounced off the cab ceiling every time loosing my hard-hat the third time, it was quite an ordeal. The loader driver was shaken even more than I was. I believe the loader was the biggest made at that time working at a open-pit phosphate mine is southern Idaho.

[@Cosigner22]

I've operated a 992G front end loader and it was nothing short of impressive. VERY powerful and the adjustable torque converter was pretty cool too. If you pull into a rock pile and spin a wheel you will rip off chunks of rubber bigger than a lazyboy recliner or even a couch. If I remember correctly it held just under 400 gal of fuel. That big rear bumper/counter weight is also the fuel tank. I've lifted boulders that were so heavy that I had to walk it on just the front two wheels due to the rear being in the air. Literally TONS of fun!

[@oliver_klozoff]

Impressive since my 988b and f models lift 32 tons of logs fairly easily. Lots of counterweight though and anything over 32 ton and im doing the front axle rodeo. I cant imagine a 992 worh the rear axle off the ground.

[@C-64]

You guys are lucky I’ll probably never drive anything like that Too much vehicle for me.

[@BairdRayburne]

I'm willing to bet the fuel tank is quite a bit more then 400 gals. Probably 1100 as 400 gals wouldn't make it one 12 hr shift and fueling is down time. Our Letourneau 1850 holds over 1000 gals and our two 1250's hold about 900 gals. I will have to look into the rear push beam( bumper) holding fuel. That would be stupid for a manufacturer to do. Letourneau puts them under the engine.

[@oliver_klozoff]

@@BairdRayburne my 988 only holds 175 gallons. It barely makes it past the 13 hour mark though. That 3408 is thirsty. My fuel tank is on the side though. I can't see a 992 needing more than 400 gallons for a 12 hour shift though.

[@iLikeC00kieDough]

Would you say it’s 240 tons of fun?

[@jaferlastname1760]

Still wont be able to lift yo mama

[@tevinwhite386]

MidnightPikachu lmao

[@vasilijejokovic3030]

Oof

[@jevans4538]

Yeetus dayyuuum

[@thevikingoli8847]

That's a apparemment on wheels fucking nice!!!!!!!!

[@gfghhghjj688]

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[@Nick210]

I can’t even imagine the logistics behind putting this event together

[@dukenukembubblegum7311]

I’ve driven the 993s and they are a monster. Couldn’t imagine how much fun this one would be.

[@jimsvideos7201]

...Where did they get all those two foot tall people from though?

[@hexedhero6159]

Jim's videos my thoughts exactly. The average male is 5'10 or so and all of the people that stood next to it were like a third the height of the tire.

[@christophersmith8272]

Jim's videos From Matt Damon's new movie Downsizing. :-)

[@sukhdeepsingh4141]

Jim's videos minions

[@tamoo6028]

Jim's videos Yeah its 877283 BC

[@GiratinaN4]

Will the engine fit in my Honda?

[@TCSwizz2]

Nicholas LeBlanc No, but I bet your Honda will fit in that 994k's engine. 😂😂

[@lewispg4352]

Your Honda would be ded. Not big surprise;)

[@jasoncozment]

Nicholas LeBlanc no

[@robhyde8067]

Haha you being silly but can fit big plane or train, :3

[@butleroutdoors]

When you hit Vtec....

[@ZybakTV]

big boye

[@franksala6067]

yes

[@Johncena-od8gu]

Stfu kid

[@danf.2971]

I used to buy these years ago. If I recall correctly it takes 16 tractor trailers to deliver all of the components for assembly on site.

[@user-rc8nc5gm5s]

If someone were to high jacked this loader and went on a police chase, no one is stopping him for 24 hours.

[@azamodeenkhan2010]

KZbin5000 course not. You’ll be asleep.

[@silvinodino]

just because its big doesnt mean its bulletproof. lol. proably easy to shoot out the massive tires.

[@KDMFrost]

@@silvinodino i think those tires are airless

[@Kni0002]

Shoot the radiator or fuel lines and its toast

[@bananastickman2]

You are quite ignorant if you think that you can get ahold of a weapon to tank out those tires. My guess is its a foot thick of rubber or more.

[@derekortiz3663]

How thick is that floor?

[@chikichiki012]

Good question

[@Matt-qg2nk]

Derek Ortiz My thoughts exactly!

[@identitywitheld007]

Derek Ortiz probably 10+ feet of pure concrete.

[@simoncurtis8016]

THICC

[@felixf4378]

Derek Ortiz thicker than my gf's booty

[@elmoe01]

Thank god I came across this video. Just ordered a pair. Can't wait to do a review on these bad boys!

[@ryande2087]

Kids: we have JCB Legends: Hold my Caterpillar

[@meow3834]

I need this in Zombie Apocalypse..

[@briant4266]

You couldn't handle something that Big

[@meow3834]

@@briant4266 I guess you dint see me eat a whole burritos in one bite 😉

[@briant4266]

@@meow3834 😮😍 lol

[@mrbeastwithnomoney]

@@meow3834 bet you didn't see her that night 😂

[@gtacinema528]

ATICS nas it would be useless tho. It’s probably pretty slow and I don’t even wanna think about how much fuel that thing would use

[@Mvp-AngelOfGod]

will it fit my 2 car garage?

[@benconway9010]

Mvp-AngelOfGod well put it this way it would certainly displace ur garage I mean the loader would be there but ur garage certainly won't😃

[@bigolbootycheeks9138]

Yes.

[@daveb4026]

Just park your car under the Cat

[@adrianlanderos6298]

No, a think a 3 car will do...

[@Bossix84]

Just move your bicycle and park it there

[@ANANDMECH-er4ve]

Me: my car gives a mileage of 10 Cat: hold my beer

[@lilcxsx6002]

The bg music with super good headphones is just ... eeeugh! Amazing!!

[@drewski4317]

I feel bad for the air compressor that has to air up those tires

[@sixohslow3417]

ffhgu 07 some of these have air

[@thatoneguymccool1469]

Solid rubber as a first and second if they were air filled they’d use the flame method

[@roarore8810]

Thatoneguy Mccool No they wouldn't, the "flame method" is not permanent. It heats up the air causeing pressure to increase. When the air cools down the tires will be flat.

[@hammerdragon4321]

Nope those tires are filled with a heat barrier gas they are not solid watch how it’s made they show how they construct those big tires

[@BairdRayburne]

Noooooo never put heat to tires or rims. That how people kill themselves. These tires are filled to about 105 PSI and a good compressor can fill one in about 45 mins. It's a lot of volume. Heat can cause an internal fire and heaven/ hell is your next stop when they blow. So never put heat to a tire, rin, lug nut or hub with a tire on the hub. And if lightning strikes equipment evacuate the area and keep everyone away for 24 hrs.

[@RooRooRay]

Want one! I don't think my husband would mind shovelling the snow on the drive if I brought this baby home!

[@briant4266]

How big is your house? No girl's aloud here

[@rsoul7282]

Nissa Rayna 사만다 except for the fact that it probably wouldn’t be able to fit down your street, and would destroy your house. I’m sure your partner will be thrilled.

If he just accidentally touches the accelerator the house will be scooped up along with the snow.

[@theAntiCauliflower]

😂 haha true

[@blazortheepic0384]

comically large wheel-loader

[@papercut1987]

driver: I can't see the road CAT: you ARE the road

[@Samastano]

You *make* the road 😂

[@KP-wu2li]

People want Ferraris but i want this so i can build a huge sand castle :)

[@officialozzywatztv4785]

And have it collapse on your ass lol

[@Cheeseburger.Launch.Sequence]

Be realistic. I bought a Unimog. And my husband has a mini excavator and a backhoe.

[@dragonraopen2604]

You mad Bro hahahahahhahhah

[@nadruf]

Gold castle precisely

[@kyletidrick3289]

Imagine if the guy who made killdozer could’ve gotten some of that massive equipment

[@peroubustamante1421]

This reminds me of the machines deforestating Pandora in Avatar ;-;

[@TronRider]

Or ferngully

[@UltraGamma25]

🤷🏾‍♂️

[@billybobjohnadamjoe]

This is one of those things you have to assemble on-site.

[@Z-add]

I wonder why it has wheels though.

[@Tigersfan829]

Put a regular loader next to it for comparison

[@General_Eisenhower1945]

Tigersfan829 why does your picture look familiar

[@aaronrgunter]

Tigersfan829 the 988 cat. carries about, (approximately, not exactly) 9 to 12 tons of blasted andesite rock ..

[@aaronrgunter]

Tigersfan829 the 988 cat. carries about, (approximately, not exactly) 9 to 12 tons of blasted andesite rock ..

[@Tigersfan829]

paul chandler I don't know, it's the University of Michigan's logo.

[@augustbiernbaum4841]

Tigersfan829 it could pick up a loader, nice university of Michigan btw

[@payamyazdi7672]

CAT for men

[@constantinc9034]

I see this video and think how fascinating this piece of machinery it is and what it implies for our future which is either a good thing or bad thing.

[@JesusisLOVEJohn-]

This takes heavy equipment operator to a whole new level.

[@WarInHD]

I wouldn't wanna be around when one of those tires popped...

[@santanamargiela]

Clifton Williams they will be dead

[@elmustaphabenjillali4330]

Even car tires doesn't blow coz they are tubeless

[@kaclucas9040]

There foam filled.....

[@iMRM-ez8of]

Pretty sure they're solid, but if not. as CrazyRussianHacker says " Boom "

[@sadboycali]

iMRM.1472 LOL! And no they aren't solid they are filled with air. I work at the copper mine in Utah and that area they take it very serious. If you aren't authorized to be in that area you will get fired on the spot

[@ray.gene.bowner]

Finally, a wheel loader that can carry all my *FEELS* ☹️

[@ikramramli6410]

Bro.. :(

[@quarans08]

:(

[@Scrat335]

I want that as a lawn ornament. My neighbor would be so jealous.

[@andrewrichardson3135]

I wanna see whistling diesel get a hold of one of these...

[@xZ4DEvChrisPredatorHD]

how u change those 12 feet tires?

[@markfryer9880]

A. Very carefully, using a smaller wheel loader equipped with gripper arms to squeeze the tire when lifting it. Deflate and re-inflate tire VERY Carefully.

[@Customwinder1]

David F I used to work on a mine years ago and we had a few of these beasts. The tyres had a small amount of alfloc ( green engine coolant) in them to let you know if it was compromised. The rule was stop the machine and get as far away as you can. In the workshop we'd take the valve out and it would take about two hours to empty the tyre of air.

[@benconway9010]

WorldFuckStar I think the tyers are full solid rubber I don't think they have air in them u think about it it would be bloody expensive to keep changing those tyers every time they had a puncture and being in a quarry that is most likely to happen

[@bigolbootycheeks9138]

Just like changing a 2 foot tall tire on a small car. They just use 36 foot tall people.

[@deanm3464]

WorldFuckStar with a 988 lol

[@raycity1234]

That replaces 5 thousand union men with shovels or 1,000,000 with tea spoons. LOL

[@mr.lumberjakn3055]

jerry ray good, unions are a scourge on the working man, they do nothing but steal your hard earned wages and give nothing in return. Fuck all unions!

[@raycity1234]

Mr. Lumberjakn many make you join even if you do not want to looks like legalized extortion to me.

[@raycity1234]

Ricky McClain unions were good in the past but with labor laws now it's legal extortion.given a choice most would not belong

[@RHUK81]

I fucking love it when engineers build huge stuff like this. Puts a smile on my face.

[@overspec_]

Building a 994 Bucket currently at my workplace. Cool to see the final product on a the loader since just build and send it to site.

[@furenaef]

Is that street legal?

[@bruhbruhbruhburhbruh]

furenaef no. But who will try to stop you

[@whoismorenoz7111]

The cops

[@claritoresdiano1021]

not for streetway

[@wakandawildman2043]

Whoismoreno Corral key word "try"

[@HoseG96]

furenaef imagine trying to parallel park that thing 😂😂😂

[@andresmandujano5800]

it can have it’s own break room up top lol

[@UltraGamma25]

That's a whole house bro

[@jayk.2276]

@@UltraGamma25 right? Runs for 24hrs on a single tank, wtf??

[@LONEWOLF-kb4iw]

0:17 IMAGINE if it transforms into an """EVIL DECEPTICON""" and eats them 😂😂😂😂

[@taps3254]

Like what Tyrese said, 'Why do the decepticons always get the good shit' 😂😂

[@jasonfoster9118]

I thought the 990 was big. I worked at a rock quarry for a year driving a 50 ton capacity dump truck and they could load it in 3 scoops with the 990. The Hydraulic lines were huge.

[@NobleVagabond2552]

This is what they had on Pandora right?

[@SkywardPvP]

I'm assuming you're talking about Avatar, in which case, not exactly. They had dump trucks if I recall correctly.

[@diamondpearl9947]

You mean bl2

[@thebohemian9311]

Ohhhhhhh.....brother... I am 1000000 % ok with you.

[@danh8302]

stencil plus been a while but I recall seeing a large Dozer. I think they feature a bucket wheel excavator that looks basically like the Krupp machine in Germany. Presumably the haul trucks are loaded by wheel loaders such as this one.

[@AQS521]

There’s a company down the road from my house that uses these, it’s really neat to see them in action.

[@XCI5ION]

man I always wanted to operate a big machine like this or a dozer. So jealous of the guys that get to work in these beasts!

[@jonathantalley476]

Two of those welded together with an upgraded hydraulic package should be able to lift my mother-in-law a few inches off the couch.

[@zackzander425]

Damn. That’s what your wife will be like. Always look at the mom when dating a chick.

[@blackscoped]

I'm laughing hard as fuck rn

[@digitalawe]

and even then it would tremble and smoke would come out.

[@ben____]

🇹 🇭 🇮 🇨 🇨

[@Viktor007]

乇乂ㄒ尺卂 ㄒ卄丨匚匚

[@OstrichDome]

Lmao

[@RAYTHEONGAMING]

I need this to dig a pool... In 10 seconds

[@Brian-rx9xx]

Bensen Jero Adviento loh

[@addamochs]

In 2014 I hauled a lift arm for its predecessor. Don't know the model, but the arm with the two bucket actuators attached were 53,000 pounds. I picked it up in Cassopolis, MI and took it to the Houston area to catch a Ship to South Africa.

[@dutchynehtam]

addamochs I live in Cass! Cool bud lol

[@randallgates3679]

I hauled 3 tires for one of these. Picked up in Long Beach at the port took to black thunder mine in Wyoming.

[@randallgates3679]

steve 0 if you ain’t a flatbedder yet I highly suggest you become one. Way better quality of life on the road. No sitting in docks for hours and hours

[@Toadgod86]

Pretty sure it was the 994h before k. They were built in Aurora Illinois. I use to build the medium wheel loaders until 2018 when they moved it to a non union shop in Arkansas.

[@Conner._.Anderson]

3 years later how is everyone

[@reecetilley585]

Doin good how bout you

[@mr.mane3642]

@@reecetilley585 same

[@hosmerhomeboy]

There are loaders out there with an 80 ton payload. I've seen these beside them, and they look little. Honestly the coolest giant machines I've seen.

[@parttimetourist]

Just what I need to avoid traffic congestion, parking problems to collect my wages ha ha ha lol and do the supermarket shopping

[@ShadowLimited310]

Fuck, makes our Volvo look like a matchbox car

[@DavidSanchez-wz4co]

The diesel this machine has to chug must be insane

[@dancearoundtheworld5360]

Damn thing gulps a small pond

[@DdDddd-ep4vz]

One thirsty cat..

[@hideouslyugly]

Incredible beast. Each tire/ tyre, weighs about 4 tons! amazing. I know the biggest trucks tyres are 5 tons, and the engine is 9 tons.

[@MrOiram46]

1,850 HP? Dayum, let's take it to the drag strip! 😂😂😂

[@azamodeenkhan2010]

MrOiram46 Yeah. It’ll mash EVERYTHING IN SIGHT. and only move two feet. Haw Haw.

[@azamodeenkhan2010]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@MrOiram46]

+Azamodeen Khan it might just smash everything on the starting point even before the race begins 😭😭😭

[@Thefreakyfreek]

noo trucker pull

[@kylefromyoutube1051]

MrOiram46 hahahahah

[@zanem499]

When I’m rich I definitely want to get one of these 😂

[@leandrolambardi9712]

-What's the retail on one of those? -More than you can afford pal

[@chaztitan6457]

height in feet, tire size in feet, fuel in liters. MAKE UP YOUR MIND engine: hp but liters,

[@armandogonzalez6822]

Can it drag someone's house to the junkyard or squish a human to be 10cm thick? For educational purposes of course

[@pwnmeisterage]

Yes. But only if that human is not Chuck Norris.

[@jasondaricus4513]

😂😂😂😂💀💀💀wth

[@IVAO04ify]

If you had any sort of intelligence to use this information you would already know that to be yes. Considering you sarcastically asked it on Facebook, Get back to work tomorrow and quit talking about things you'll never do.

[@itsmrlonewolf]

You wouldn’t even be 10mm after this ran over you let alone 10cm! In fact the wheel would still be touching the floor! I remember of a fairly large crane running over a kid some years back and even on that the wheel was still flush with the ground so this definitely would be! Theres probably enough weight in 1 wheel alone rolling over you to flatten you beyond 10mm without even needing to be attached to the whole dumper truck! As for dragging a house, if you live in a caravan then yes, if it’s an actual house then no, however it would pull whatever you have attached to the house or wrapped around the house, through the house or off the house no problem at all! But if you wrapped a steel cable around a house it would just tear the cable through the house not drag the house! The house would lose though!

[@kellypenrod2979]

At 240tons, if it ran over you well... Does GREASE SPOT mean anything to you?

[@Quadboueux]

Thanks for sharing :-) amazing specs !

[@jackt6595]

As a May 2022 update: It would cost about $9615 to fill the tank on this compared to the $3747 in 2017.

[@bassambouhamad7935]

Ooh my goodness what beautiful machine.

[@dragos5640]

I would love to see metric units

[@orppranator5230]

Dragos363 then watch a non American documentary

[@tylernicholson5184]

Fred Larsen C. So an american KZbin channel does a video about an american made product, using the SI units that America uses, and you're calling us lazy because it's not metric? How ignorant

[@hookoffthejab1]

^troll

[@m.savage8318]

Fred Larsen C. Dumb and lazy because we convinced the entire world to believe in a new system of measurement? Lazy is somebody asking for specifics on a video in measurement they don't know instead of doing the conversions themselves which is easy with the help of the internet. Also a bunch of Americans also know both metric scales. So fuck you and your definition of laziness. *insert image of bald eagle in front of the US flag holding a high powered rifle*.

[@kryten88]

Then convert them, dipshit

[@keanureff4738]

"honey, where did i park my car?"

[@beWorldly]

This video has taught me... that i'm going to the next mineExpo (which I didn't know was a thing before this video).

[@user-dq3jk9py4q]

Confucius: "The man who moves a mountain begins by carrying away small stones." Caterpillar: hold my beer 🍺

[@kleitoshtc1092]

BIGGER AND MORE BEAUTIFUL THAN EVER MORE VIDEOS OF THIS MONSTER PLEASE !!!

[@fl906]

Devastator, transform.

[@rushgush]

just think, the carved stone granite blocks found in russia weigh more than that machine. 800-1500+ tons and put together with such precision that u can’t even stick a razor blade between those stones.

[@smOOdiebOOdie]

I don’t know how long the feet’s they are referring to.. how tall is it in meters? And how tall are the tires?

[@Mario-yh4cc]

I work in the oil sands and for the average person (myself included) it's insane to think it costs $3500-$4000 to fill the tank but the amount of money a machine like that can make is even more insane but you need specific jobs for it we use all hydraulic or electric shovels

[@gordonmccoy5242]

Nice...! where's it going - I'd like to see it in operation....

[@Ixions]

Conventional wisdom: Do more with less. Caterpillar: haha *mountain go scoooop*

[@ZeroMass]

"which vehicle should we take to pass through Oregon?"

[@scandiifps5230]

What’s so bad about Oregon bro 😂

[@dancearoundtheworld5360]

tryna tell me oregon built like a spin tires map