Digging new landfill cell with fleet of Caterpillar scrapers (Part 2)

[@zymkriger]

The most impressive thing is that company found that many employees willing to run scrapers and that are actually good enough to do the job.

[@Hercolubus33]

Union Operating Engineers

[@Rickimusic]

International Union of Operating engineers. Local 12.

[@zymkriger]

I've had union operator's and I can't say they are any better than non union, we end up send 5 back to the hall for every 1 we keep. At least thats from my neck of the woods dealing with local 18

[@Rickimusic]

@@zymkriger Sure you send 5 of 6 back. If BS were dynamite, you could blow up Ohio.

[@zymkriger]

@@Rickimusic sounds like someone got triggered. Sometimes the truth hurts.

[@medcon85]

Couldn't ask for better material to scrape up. Watching them is a better sleeping pill than listening to ocean waves or babbling brooks . Phone fell right out of my hand ! Nighty night.

[@kerryhunter4513]

To walk out on that site and smell the fresh dirt and the diesel fumes and a soft breeze on your face and hearing those monsters working is like heaven on earth. The scope of this job is tremendous and I’d love to be part of this. I helped build up levies once using the Army pans and moved from pan to dozer finally to graders. Loved every moment of that job.

[@Zyzzyx42]

Would love to see some time lapse footage to show how much a fleet like this moves in a day, or in a week. Watch the hilltops flatten or the valleys widen.

[@williamwhite9943]

Zyzzyx42 I was just thinking the same thing!

[@swazeyyy]

At my job we had 2 57s and 2 37s and we were moving 10k yds a day

[@bigredc222]

The description says 50,000 yards in an 8 hour day, but it would be nice to the difference from one day to the next, or from Monday to Friday. If you watch it on 2x speed they are really move some dirt, and it looks like they are driving highway speeds on the strait away to unload.

[@BillRayDrums]

@@williamwhite9943 @ZYZZYX42 Here's the hummingbird feeder in my brother's back yard. Similar effect. FFW to about 1h in and look at the level of the liquid. kzbin.info/www/bejne/iZbcgZV8gL6Gosk

[@j.a.r.family2576]

@@BillRayDrums what???

[@belfast479]

Great video. I can't believe the number of scrapers. Thanx for sharin'.

[@cbboggs6459]

Love watching scrapers work. Especially when it goes smoothly. Best way to move dirt.

[@davidrhodes7655]

Being a old Scraper man I totally agree 👍

[@kevinmackay5233]

Beautiful sight even in troubling times

[@TRX450RVlogger]

@Mar~Bear GOOD! Hopefully you'll be one of them to go in there!

[@cooldog60]

What troubling times?

[@davidchristensen6908]

Very nice video with the drone. Loved the late afternoon setting sun. Just a beautiful video. I have to agree a time lapse camera setup to add time lapse video would be amazing. Sure looked like a beautiful day to be operating and working. Thanks for a nice video in odd time we have in the world. These videos really help us folks locked up in our homes

[@percival23]

Look at that vast land of beautiful soft soil. If I had to reset a single fence post, i would hit a 30 pound rock in the first 5 inches. But then again ...I guess these big boys make everything look like soft soil.

[@godbluffvdgg]

I lived out there That ground has to be soaked for months and ripped with big Cats...California dirt is like concrete...It's so dry; the ground turns to stone practically...It's TERRIBLE dirt...

[@j.a.r.family2576]

Call it beautiful now, it's gonna be filled with everyone's garbage soon and ruin it.

[@martybowen1]

It is awesome to see what you can get done team work and the right tools for the job!!

[@MindRiot395th]

I call this: The 657 Ballet. awesome footage!

[@alangriff1]

Love these videos CAL. It's music to my ears.

[@jasonknight4906]

These videos just keep getting better 👍🏻

[@stevelopez372]

Land fill Cell? You mean another hole in the ground is needed for Garbage! Got it,Lol. Love the scraper work.

[@leebarnhart831]

It would be quite a walk to get to your scraper in the morning!

[@mlstrib]

Haven't seen one of them covering up a full with trash tract yet. I bet that's some slow nasty shit. This is awesome.

[@ericstone8812]

Up here in the North East we dream of working sites with material like that. I swear every site we get into is either hard pack glacial till/blue clay or ledge.

[@donaldbartram6315]

I know what you mean dude. Moved from CT to Fl. The dirt down here a machine will last forever. No boulders or potatoes in the dig.

[@godbluffvdgg]

Still softer than Cali dirt...

[@stanburk7392]

Think of the other aspects of this job. 1) The amount of fuel used 2) The number of oil changes 3) The number of mechanics to keep that fleet going. 4) The amount of grease I have no doubt whatsoever that there is a lot more to this list. simply amazing what goes into one of these jobs thanks for sharing the video.

[@LeroyBrown]

They need to ship these on down to Puerto Rico to build about five more dumps.

[@theirishman8356]

I love these vids. I miss site work too.

[@davoupnya3202]

Me too !

[@JG40061]

Worked at a landfill where we captured the methane gas which powered up a 9 MW power plant on site , used 3 Solar Centaur Gas Turbines 24/7

[@anthonythorp7291]

Menomonee falls wi landfill powers a neighborhood and an incinerator that burns medical waste.

[@PhotoArtBrussels]

Great video of fantastic machines!! Strang landfills are still used in the US. Here in Belgium we incinerate everything, except for recycling of course. Because inevitably you' run out of space with landfills and you're stuck with the garbage in the ground.

[@8ftbed]

So instead of garbage in the ground, you put garbage in the air (incinerating) and share with down wind residents? Holy shit, China has moved in!!

[@chickey333]

@@8ftbed Yes and you still have to landfill the ash. That stuff can be nasty.

[@williamgleaves1954]

We have a lot of ground. You dont. That's what affects the decision.

[@caneloguero]

Engineer: " we need to make a new cell." How many scrapers do we need?" Construction company: yes

[@MindRiot395th]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/bWWlq4aKhqiflcU&ab_channel=Vlkoslak ;)

[@ronaldunderwood4353]

For somebody who don't know what they're doing, this equipment seriously dangerous, but people who've been running these machines for a while know they're doin.

[@larrypolk2378]

Give us the overall data for this job. Also before and after pics. Love your videos.

[@KB-gs8zi]

OKS !!! GREAT VIDEOS !!! THANKS !!! Very enjoyable as sure does pass the time !!! Keep them coming !! Belated HAPPY EASTER !!!! ""KEEP IT SAFE ""!!!

[@GlobalistJuice]

Well, I'm impressed!

[@apjack2553]

Love the drone work.

[@dashaB-sl4pu]

OH WOW,UNBELIEVABLE, THIS IS WHAT KZbin WAS DESIGNED FOR, JUST LOST FOR WORDS

[@โชติชลประทาน]

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[@kevincoleman9761]

California land of scrapers. I haul to some landfills in Utah they are filling old open pit mines. Much more efficient when available. It's fun to watch this and impressive but as an owner the costs to operate and maintain or rent these is unbelievable. I just got a 100 lot subdivision here and told owner we won't touch lots, let builders do it. Sewer, water, curb n gutter, sidewalk, pave it, power, gas and where done. About 5 pieces. Very little fuel. I own 2 scrapers we haven't used in 3 years. Work is shifting.

[@matthewtelder7867]

Pretty amazing to see all of the scrapers. Though scary to think the size of cell needed that’s a lot of waste.

[@8ftbed]

California? Yeah, a lot of waste. 👍🏻

[@chrischupp9760]

Was thinking the same

[@Wizzbyte]

A sketch of of the Result would have been interesting. (how deep, how big theo new landfill)- The excavatio material would be also interesting, it is probably used in 40 years to close the landfill

[@joshwerner652]

Can't imagine the cost per day to do this!

[@callmewheels4806]

I have often wondered how/why the call is made to use 651’s and push-cats vs. 657’s teamed-up. I see the 51’s on hill work, on the flats on big jobs and everywhere the 57’s work. Is it because 57’s aren’t available? I’m not smart enough to figure out the application difference(s). Can you enlighten? Love all the SoCal videos.

[@DirtSpread]

657s are self loading because they hook up. Front tractor loads first while back scraper pushes him. And then front scraper pulls while rear loads. 651 is called conventional single engine. They have to be pushed with a dozer to get a load. It’s a slower process and the single engine scraper gets lapped in the hills.

[@RiverValleyAcres]

What a site that is. I’ve never seen so many scrappers on a job before.

[@terrellfarms1]

Just imagine the fuel bill for one day! Awesome video.

[@davenickel2448]

No shit! Couldn't imagine a weeks fuel used?

[@Ne1170]

@@davenickel2448 i think in part1 some guy said at that level expecting $30-40k diesel per day

[@geedubb2005]

I’d hate to write the rental check for the equipment every month.

[@jasonscott598]

One of the most impressive things about this is each one of those cost a little under 700,000 USD.

[@mlstrib]

No doubt, requires a lot of taxpayer dollars to operate a landfill.

[@dusttodeals1324]

How many scrapers total? Hand how much fuel daily?

[@emptypocketsgarage9378]

What a logistics nightmare it must be moving all that equipment.

[@ryburnsjr]

The sound of power...nuff said

[@albundy5228]

Welcome to "What am I up to during quarantine?"

[@larrydunlop378]

WOW ! Thats insane! Great video. Thanks for posting.

[@sanfranciscobay]

Why do the scrapers need a push from a tractor or another loader? Do they have insufficient horsepower to make the cut without a push? Can they do a lighter cut for a longer area without a push/pull?

[@apjack2553]

Landfill! I was thinking hwy. What's that excavator doing off in the distance?

[@SteelSteel-79]

Im on THAT Job

[@davoupnya3202]

I wish I was !

[@mzwizanski]

Do you pair up partner for the day to push pull? Or is it a free for all in the cut?

[@Mr62biscayne]

Where is it? People keep asking and nobody answers the question.

[@davoupnya3202]

@@Mr62biscayne all I said was, I wish I was ! Have no idea where the job site was !

[@Mr62biscayne]

@@davoupnya3202 sorry I was asking steel9777 who said he works there

[@danmosholder7245]

Very impressive

[@henryreinhart5912]

Dying of curiosity to know where this is. WHERE IS IT!??!

[@justwondering786]

This must be Gaven Newsom idea to build the landfill in and upper end of a valley ? This Is Amazing work

[@swazeyyy]

Millions of dollars to haul garbage in here. Who cares as long as operators are getting paid

[@sanfranciscobay]

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[@apjack2553]

Did they soak down that area because of a different composition of soil?

[@blaneycrabbe3390]

Has anyone ever heard of LOPEZ CANYON landfill ? It's at the end of the 118 freeway in SoCal.

[@jairvaltrao2593]

Incredball machines ilove scraypers 👏👏👏😍

[@Kevin-is-here]

They actually seem pretty fast when they’re driving to the location

[@RyanHatterer-Ryanns999]

I can't say much for the 651's and 57's but I run a Terex pan, same size as a Cat 627 about, and I can get 32 MPH out of it, so these are pushing about 35 maybe more.

[@racerroy1]

Go into the settings menue on the bottom right and speed it up too X2 and it looks great seeing them beevering away.

[@RyanandSaraDelling]

Wonder what hourly operating cost of this operation is

[@M_J_Glide_22]

id love to be the guy they rented all the units from

[@racerroy1]

Christ man how many Scrapers have this Company got, There's sure a big inventry of machines on this job. How much fuel do they burn a day.?

[@Trump-tk5ux]

I love it

[@pavelow235]

How deep are you digging? Looks like 50-100 feet deep?

[@upsidedownfarmer3513]

Jaypaydirt would be all over this I bet.

[@jamestemple5696]

What amount of diesel would be consumed per day?

[@markobrien3953]

How many scrapers and where ??

[@jackschissler255]

I find it weird how a large heavy vehicle like construction vehicles don’t use Air Brakes. They use a type of Hyd brake system.

[@reallyslowcustom2514]

They have no brakes the can is it brake

[@wills.5762]

The scrapers Ive run have nothing but air brake. Service brake and parking brake are both air, although those are old. I know most if not all of the new ones use hydraulic parking brakes but I believe the service brakes are still air brakes

[@detroitbob58]

Hi, oil company? I need to order 300,000 gallons of diesel fuel. Oh, for this week! Next 10 weeks, same order please. Do you take Visa?

[@gillyardportela9506]

I worked a lot with moto scrapers in Brasil but There isn' t currently big works like before.Today I work as an heavy equipment operateur in an Europe country. Sou brasileiro e trabalho em França. Com escavadeira hidráulica..bom de mais ver obras desse porte..obrigado..?!

[@Anonymous-vr9hp]

I always wondered how catapilers mate

[@bombardier3qtrlbpsi]

Lmao good one!!!

[@edgardomonroy6866]

Maquinas maravillosas,si pudieran enfocar dentro de la tolva para ver como trabajan se los agradesere

[@9liter68]

Are they working 3 eight hour shifts?

[@mfsc3463]

Now that's a wack of iron!

[@codyludwig2811]

Its like watching a scapre traffic jam non stop, How many of them are there on this job must be atleast 20

[@SteelSteel-79]

34

[@stntmn99]

@@SteelSteel-79 What is the location of this big job?

[@srgtkankles]

Union job? Or scab job?

[@matthewhunerlach2783]

Hey those guys deserve some peed hats.

[@BreinGames]

I’m pretty sure I saw these things in the second transformers movie when they combined to make devastator.

[@davidrhodes7655]

You can move a lot of dirt with 657s

[@johnbennett2259]

Is there a reason those connector "A" frames are left down when parked up?

[@glenmel78]

You would rather not leave the pressure on the hydraulic cylinders when in rest. They tend to leak down over time anyways.

[@RyanHatterer-Ryanns999]

If you leave them up and the Hydraulics or air (on a Terex pan) leak out that's about 400 or more pounds dropping on your head.

[@ralphaverill2001]

I imagine a full sized tanker truck of diesel fuel, maybe two, pulls into the job site every day.

[@ericstone8812]

Is running a scraper as boring as a site truck? Never ran a scraper and was wondering. All the machines get boring I know this but I can tolerate 10hrs in a dozer I can only make it 2hrs in a site truck before I’m going crazy.

[@valdisonborges]

Máquina monstra 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@CriticoolHit]

This answers a few questions.

[@mpsimonful]

grandiose ! super vidéo comme d'habitude...👍👍👍

[@jascollinscork]

Poetry in motion...... but hard to see how excavators wouldn’t make more sense......???

[@jeffreyavila9137]

nice place there,,, how to join your team, i am heavy equipment operator,,,,

[@overbore66]

I'm guessing that either the environmentalists of CA don't know about this project or choose to ignore it? The amount of fuel being burnt in a day, the amount of land being relocated and the fact they're going to fill this hole with garbage has to piss someone off.

[@chickey333]

No wonder why it costs so much to dispose of solid waste. All those millions of dollars in operators and equipment, fuel, maintenance and all of the other related costs just to operate a fleet that large every single day. The contractor must have to maintain a razor sharp work schedule to stay in budget for a dirt job this big.

[@SteelSteel-79]

KICK ASS VIDEO!!!!!!!!!

[@rafaelsaenz36]

Anyone knows what's the name of the company????

[@Gavin84w]

Those push pull scrapers just don't do social distancing well!

[@mikeymcequipinc.7776]

Nice video, it's not something you get to see every day!

[@larsgustafsson2046]

Här snackar vi om massförflyttning............!!!! Hur många m3 /Tim??

[@adisudarsa2205]

I need to see How they dump the soil ?

[@markenda1]

Watch at 16:40. There is an ejector at the back that pushes out the material.

[@MienTayTiVi]

Great work

[@JacekGrandV8]

What will be there?

[@uzikeev]

Наивысшая производительность!

[@Brian-StarGazer-77]

How long does it take to dig a new cell?

[@garretlux4850]

Depends on the machines there

[@anthonythorp7291]

We use to build 10 to 20 acre cells. Done easily in a summer. There are alot of factors and everyone is different.

[@leejamestheliar2085]

Now that there's no elephants in the circus this will have to do. Thx. " In those days ,the earth shook with the power of the metal lizards!" A quote from my book, metal planet. Hahahaha...

[@rockkitty100]

Great video and thanks for posting! Love to know how much fuel you go through a day on a job this size.

[@jeffreyc6508]

@rockkitty, maybe 2 tankers! at end of day 2 tankers were filling them all up

[@sanfranciscobay]

Everyone works. No slackers on this job site.

[@Pat21617]

No hole too deep, no hill to steep

[@tonylong7627]

Dude's did I see the fuel truck!!!!!!!!!! Dammmmmm!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@andyw2052]

Where is this in California?