When push comes to shove

[@richardgavin6712]

Awesome to see a k tec scraper in the cut & haul with the cat 651 . Hope to see more with k tec scraper with cat 651 or 657 scraper or both

[@BeytekinConstructionMachinery]

What a dream that dry loose material. Thx for the Californian shots!

[@Jemalacane0]

@@rodger2073 Torque and T.E.

[@dennisholst4322]

Jimmy could make it Wilder

[@mpsimonful]

always so fantastic your drone images ... bravo and thank you! 😎

[@pl5bnsf]

Wow, amazing video. Wish I could give 100 thumbs up! Fun seeing the different scrapers.

[@ralphaverill2001]

Part of me, (69 yrs old) is still a little boy who loves to watch the men push the dirt around with the big machines. What's the weekly fuel bill on a project like this?

[@briansims8280]

Ralph Averill each one of those machines will burn 150-200 gallons a day

[@ralphaverill2001]

@@briansims8280 Thanks. I assume then that the contractor probably has his own fuel tanker truck and buys the fuel at wholesale prices from the terminal.

[@bladerunner6354]

Talk about force feeding!! LOL

[@aaaeee2862]

We will always be kids at heart. My sister is 59 and she wants “Babblin Boo” doll, from “Monsters Inc” movie.she doesn’t want to play with it, she just wants to have it in her home.

[@dennisryan7487]

Great Drone Footage!

[@AustenARW]

Indeed! Definitely angles you don't see very often like the straight over aerial views.

[@allanharris4492]

Hi there I have been a mechanic in the industry for over 40 years all over the world and I know for a fact that there is a lay down and maintenance area on these sites. Could we see your cutting edge changing and maintenance areas. I have been on rock work in mining sites were the edges have to be changed twice in a 10 hour shift. Keep up the good work of earthmoving and videoing. Before CARB find a way of shutting you down. All the best.

[@bishop9598]

Thanks for the video. Wondered how that project was proceeding. Brings back old memories. And I do mean old - I ran a push dozer in a big scraper (they were called 'pans' back then) project - and was operating a HD-41. Prolly some here that know what that was . . .

[@bladerunner6354]

Good ole Allis Chalmers

[@bladerunner6354]

Approximately 140,000 pounds with ripper. All American Real Steel!!

[@bishop9598]

@@bladerunner6354 Yep, a triple shank ripper and 500 hp +. A lot back in those days. Great tractor. We built some lakes where there once was a pepper farm and used the spoils to make roads into the city and a golf course (Wellington, FL) and made main thoroughfares and a golf course for Boca Raton - when I was operating it.

[@bladerunner6354]

@@bishop9598 I 'd like to try it out! I operated a Fiat-Alllis 16B for a couple seasons on a sod farm. Straight pipe and man she was LOUD!! Stumping and stripping top soil was awesome. I was spreading hops that got delivered from Budweiser brewery for fertilizer. That stuff grows grass forest green but man does it stink!! Unbelievable how much area one trailer dump would go. I haven't seen her in fifteen yrs but I can still hear her. The owner traded it for a brand new Dresser 25.

[@sean.wilson]

The biggest dirt job I've ever been on. Good times!!

[@ConstructionMachinesChannel]

Fantastic shots from the drone. Thanks for sharing 👍

[@scruffy6151]

Nice good to see a video from you.

[@mikebrewington1425]

Love watching scraper spreads. I worked for PKS back when we ran the quad-nines to push the 631’s. Retired now but still feel the excitement watching dirt move. What drone and camera are you using?

[@Joelontugs]

The motocross rider in me feels some type of way about that beautiful corner

[@dangarrison3503]

Ikr..

[@timothygrell4398]

That was a fun project. Just wondering when so cal earthmovers is going to show ACI or is this a pay for play videos. Good camera work and drones. Come on show ACI 25million yards on this project

[@KenWhiteConstruction]

the things I would do to see this in person

[@mrbakerskatz]

Very enjoyable video !

[@MrAJWorks]

👍👍👍

[@briangardiner1015]

Interesting seeing the K-Tecs

[@robkeltchich6090]

You'll see more of them parked in the bone yard!

[@briangardiner1015]

@@robkeltchich6090 Not a fan? I give them cudos for at least looking at them. They are cheaper then a 657. I think they have their place.

[@Gavin84w]

@@briangardiner1015 They shouldnt even be compared to a 657

[@benschofield1361]

So these scrapers are just an easy way to remove the dirt I guess? Are they just moving the dirt for a project or are they using it?

[@dennisholst4322]

Push cat George ain't fell off yet

[@sterlingwilkey2124]

This is like watching Art in motion

[@mattberg916]

No here to ruffle feathers, but why the K-tec? Is it better?

[@davidlagle6840]

How many yards of material can fit inside of one of those pan belly’s?

[@bladerunner6354]

Approximately 66 cubic yards.

[@jonkvh]

Why was that one Scraper at the end that was full, following an empty scraper?

[@RangieNZ]

That's the dump zone - seconds earlier, that one would have been full too.

[@andersondejesusdossantosan9881]

Essa construção vai ser o que ai?

[@paulpence8895]

Ya, these guys have it down, and holy shit how much equipment does this company own... One of the previous vids had 27 scrapers,,, do they own a refinery for the fuel too... LOL

[@franciscofontes9112]

👏👏👏👏👍🤗

[@игорьюжанин]

👍💪🔥 тоже снимаю только в лесу 👋

[@terryshutt1044]

watch the bottom dump scrapers fill,what is that about 30 seconds till full,15 cubic yards in no time,and this has been going on for over a year!!!!! wow!!!!!!!!

[@rodd8125]

44 yds

[@loudsubwoofer8492]

ASMR

[@rogerjohnson6218]

sweet....dam nice.... t y...

[@เหน่งล้อเหล็ก]

เขาเรียกเขาทำอะไรกันครับ

[@eaglemereja6396]

I’m interested in this job where find out please let me know

[@robkeltchich6090]

Its DONE for now

[@HWNWOWN]

why do they do this

[@genilsonpereira9373]

Linda imagem gostei

[@เหน่งล้อเหล็ก]

ตอบเป็นภาษาไทยด้วยครับ

[@michaelmcclure8673]

I can't wait till all that equipment is 100% electric, and they all have power cords to deal with.😊

[@Gavin84w]

Never gunna happen

[@SPW812]

Will take a technology jump, but certainly we’ll have a non-hydrocarbon energy source option in 2120. ;)

[@bladerunner6354]

@@SPW812 lmfbo

[@Gavin84w]

@@SPW812 TFU on about?

[@bladerunner6354]

And how will they generate electricity, solar. Doubtful

[@robkeltchich6090]

Push Cats suck...

[@Gavin84w]

Easy comments but why?