Testing the CAT D7E Bulldozer - video 4 of 4

[@Blackearthexcavationandtiling]

Excellent. Lots of power, very maneuverable. I was really impressed; much better than I expected.Good in-between size of the D6 and D8.

[@alvie2]

I always wonder what guys think they are doing by banging the push arms into the ridge, making a couple of really nice divots.

[@braden3087]

Ooh pretty

[@froggienm71]

How does the little critter run?

[@Blackearthexcavationandtiling]

$580,000

[@michaelmorris3317]

Has that operater been in a cab of a dozer before.certainly not use the blade before

[@Blackearthexcavationandtiling]

Michael Morris ... It's called a demo - idea of the demo was to see how the machine response was - not to make sure doing a perfect job of dozing ...

[@Blackearthexcavationandtiling]

Michael Morris ... Where your videos .. post some we can troll your channel .. another keyboard cowboy

[@michaelmorris3317]

BLACK EARTH EXCAVATION & TRENCHING, LLC I’m certainly no cowboy when in machine

[@user-145edxX57]

👍👍👍

[@Dinoxt12]

Man... what a mess this guy is making....

[@Blackearthexcavationandtiling]

Dinoxt12 This is Ziegler CAT's "testing" grounds, which is only 30' wide by 80' long; so not much room at all. It is a level lot of dirt in the middle of a gravel parking lot. In order to test it for our industry, or for anyone else to test it for their line of work, you have to use this space and make it work. So, he had to try to build a terrace to see if it would work properly in order to get compaction and the correct slope, among watching and checking out the actual running/mechanics of the machine. Then he wanted to test push power and simply pushed right on through the terrace because we sometimes have to do that in our line of work. So, no this is not a mess, it is a testing ground for testing out a machine and putting it through it's paces. The dirt testing ground was put back to it's original level lot...so no worries...