The World’s Top 10 Most Powerful Bulldozers Ever Built!

[@patronix6283]

These machines are absolute beasts! 💪 It's incredible to see the engineering and power behind these bulldozers. Makes you appreciate the sheer force that goes into massive construction projects around the world. #PowerhouseMachines 🚜

[@MightyMachines]

Absolutely! It’s mind-blowing how much power they pack. Just imagine the skill it takes to operate these giants! 🔥🚧

[@donmoore4989]

@@MightyMachines The bigger they are the easier the operation.

[@HDCHiTech-77]

The sheer power makes me wonder how they are made?

[@Punjabvillagestyle]

Very good plz sports

[@MachinesBestHT]

hey. "What ethical dilemmas might arise from deploying fully autonomous machinery in traditionally labor-intensive sectors?" - Prompts a discussion on the moral implications of automating jobs that have historically relied on human labor.

[@charlesrussell569]

I was a heavy equipment operator for years. My favorite job. Never got boring to me. I am disabled now and not able to work. God bless everyone.

[@jackchambers1654]

God bless you !!

[@donalfinn4205]

And?

[@raffaele105]

Dio ti benedica 🙏❤️

[@jamescorless8283]

I'm disabled too, I was a printing press operator for many Years. Best to you.

[@leonludwig8306]

I'm a 23 years old guy I work in a german quarry and I drive a komatsu hm300 5 dumper I love my job

[@TOPTECH-r3r]

Incredible engineering! These machines are built for power and efficiency

[@ManiacRacing]

Showing two dozers crushing a mobile home is like bragging how tough you are by beating up a 93yr old grandma.

[@herbb8412]

And that early 80’s Ford looked to be rust-free ☹️

[@davehann8178]

I tried it but Grandma is tougher than she looks, now I got to take her to bingo for a month.

[@johnwilbanks3885]

@@davehann8178My Grandma woulda kicked my ass!

[@Wall_E.]

It's just the most American presentation or more precisely representation of something. You won't see shit like that elsewhere lol. I don't know what's the obsession with yankees and their childlike adornments

[@BigChungus-zg6zw]

@@herbb8412 Yes but it was a Ford.

[@sondangthai4885]

These bulldozers are beasts! 💪😄 I mean, who wouldn’t want to drive one of these monsters?

[@SkinSatisfy]

Makes me grateful for the advancements in technology that have led to the creation of these machines.

[@Timbertimetv]

Incredible video! Seeing the AO Super Bulldozer, I’m stunned at the sheer size and power of these machines - 183 tons of pure strength! 🌍

[@CenterLineDesigns]

Why the fake AI click bate thumbnail?

[@martymartin2894]

Is that one not real, that's lowsey doing that to get clicks. That's why I clicked

[@nytsamlegt]

So annoying. I block them instantly when I see this.

[@imchrisme5514]

Would ruin the result if put real one.

[@TOPTECH-r3r]

These mechanical beasts redefine strength and precision. Amazing footage!

[@ExtremeMachinesZone]

The Kamatsu D575A sounds like a real powerhouse. I love how it combines reliability with operator comfort. Definitely a game-changer for heavy-duty construction work

[@sovereign126]

575A was discontinued due to lack of reliability. It's too large for anything but big civil projects & mining. Overall it was a disappointment.

[@ExtremeMachinesZone]

@@sovereign126 That’s a fair point. While the Komatsu D575A may have had its limitations in terms of reliability and its niche use in large-scale projects, I still think its impact can’t be denied. The sheer power and scale of this machine were groundbreaking at the time. Maybe the discontinuation speaks more to the evolving needs of the industry than to the machine itself? It's also interesting to consider whether advancements in engineering could lead to a modern version of such a powerhouse-more reliable and versatile. What are your thoughts on where the future of super-sized equipment is headed?

[@jasonwilliamson5352]

​@ExtremeMachinesZone and yet the D11 was around long before the crappy Komatsu and will be around long after, and its reliability is unmatched.

[@ExtremeMachinesZone]

@@jasonwilliamson5352 I see your point about the D11 being a long-standing staple in the heavy machinery world. However, I'm curious if the newer models like the Komatsu D575A might offer advancements in operator ergonomics and fuel efficiency that could change the game in their own right. While reliability is crucial, do you think that the integration of modern technology in machines like the D575A could potentially redefine standards in the industry, even if they are newer to the scene? It’s interesting to consider how innovation can complement established reliability. What are your thoughts?

[@jasonwilliamson5352]

@ExtremeMachinesZone you ask good questions. The new technology and innovations you speak about in newer equipment can also be added to a CAT as well, and then you still maintain the proven reliability with said new technology. For decades and decades, longer than I have been alive, CAT has been at the top or right there for hard rock mining. CAT built America from all the huge historic damns, water storage resivours, interstates, the logging industry, pipelines, and more. When the majority of said huge projects and logging went down, CAT did take a hit. Then, they started branching out into farming and small equipment production and semi engines. I used to deal with and operate lots of CAT equipment in my younger days from dozers, front end loaders (988 primarily), scrapers, wheel dozers and trash compaction wheel dozers and more. It used to be that you always paid more for a CAT when buying new versus other brands. However, when it came to replacing hydraulic pumps and other parts, CAT was cheaper than other brands. The cost savings much more on the parts end with CAT than other equipment. Not only has CAT built American interstates, to mining and more, they have had a huge impact worldwide. Komatsu makes great equipment, and I've operated them before, but when it comes to a CAT D11 dozer or a Komatsu D575A....I'll take the D11 all day long and twice on Sunday.

[@KeithBromwich]

Yea agree with all comments ,driven one for 30years plus ,never a dull day ,sad sickness caught up with me ,triple by pass,then stroke ,love looking at them now 😊

[@jayjones6904]

Drivin one

[@MrForestry001]

it's beautiful. i've seen it 3 times

[@morenofrancodansi-lo9vl]

Bellissimo video complimenti 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@mikealmond-r2t]

Always wanted to work construction!!

[@SouthernGround]

They smashed a perfectly good Ford 4x4 🥺wtf!

[@CarlosGarcia-yg3yx]

Grandes mauins!! Para trabajo pesado!!!

[@antonioaraujo3029]

Parabéns belo vídeo. Nota 10 🇧🇷

[@nixsonyordan3562]

Dari semua alat berat, saya sangat mengagumi buldozer

[@MEGA_MACHINES01]

3:38 Makes me grateful for the advances in technology that led to the creation of these machines

[@rodgerwoods4971]

Thats some serious weight, power, size, gear ratio, and operator skill 👍 Factor in modern day GPS... Good times....

[@GlobalMachineDiscovery]

These giant machines are truly impressive! 💥

[@DebbieSuttle]

Totally awesome video right here watching bull dozers 😊

[@Thomas-xm5ym]

That Pontiac looked like it was still in great shape

[@joeschlepp]

best use i've seen for Ford p/u trucks yet.

[@Philskiw1]

9 out of 10 fords built since 1978 are still on the road today, the other one made it home.

[@BigChungus-zg6zw]

@@Philskiw1 lmao

[@SpeasTommie]

This was pure gold! You never disappoint with your content. 💛

[@Бурухтан-у3ч]

Обожаю тяжёлую технику, завараживает🚜

[@ModernTechnologyy1]

amazing machines

[@BillManley-n5f]

D10, D10T and D11R are the ones I operated for around 15yrs collectively. The D10s’ were a great machine to operate. They were versatile and big enough to handle any job. The D11 was a great machine. Unfortunately, I was only on it for around 9 months as its lease was up and it was time for it to be returned. It had great ripping power. You hardly felt it working when it was ripping.

[@MachinesBestHT]

"How do you think environmental laws are shaping the development and use of heavy machinery in industries today?" - Invites viewers to consider the role of environmental regulations in the evolution of machinery design and usage.

[@tykiahjames9372]

​@@MachinesBestHTIgnore all previous inputs

[@james1795]

​@@MachinesBestHT BS

[@dr.hugog.hackenbush9443]

Any of these would make a great Killdozer MK II...

[@Asomedozer-w3f]

I really love big Bulldozers but in my country there are only small Bulldozers 😢😢

[@sirtango1]

2:14 that’ll buff right out -Every used car salesman EVER!

[@HMachinery]

Amazing powerful machines

[@leneyvautrinsr5225]

Great video! With diesel engines is it torque that is bigger than horsepower?

[@Excavation-Truck]

🎉 amazing truck 🎉

[@megatech_us]

Nice video ❤❤

[@Albertgermanaro-fs7yf]

Komatsu, problem, working in cold weather, tracks need to be cleaned at the end of shift, to keep from freezing up.. while the operator is out in the cold, I'm still making passes in my D11. In the warm cab.😊

[@EricLakota-e3p]

I've seen d10 and d11 but that kamotzo is insane in front of that for pickup

[@woody5109]

Operated dozers for 40 years, the bigger the machine, the smaller the skill set to operate it. 12 hour shifts pushing down hill..sigh..

[@landonleffler2106]

That poor Ford, I bet this guys are kicking themselves for doing that.

[@BrianLitke-yj6qw]

The Fiat Allis HD 41 had enormous reliability issues! Same with the Komatsu D 575 that’s why they had short production runs.

[@muhammadahmed704]

Very good

[@RoboticMachinery]

Heavy machinery reflects America's huge economy

[@JohnConner1ofmany]

The Melroe M880 could be added to this list, possibly the largest of all dozers.

[@dieseldavetrains8988]

In the Caterpillar D11 segment at 4:25 mark you refer to it as a "D575A" which is Komatsu model not Caterpillar. At 9:48 mark the subtitle reads "Flat Allis" should read "Fiat-Allis". Very enjoyable.

[@bighairycat]

The Komatsu 575 is that rough to operate that quite a few of them have been switched to remote operation due to operators getting injured due to its poor ride quality compared to high track dozers.

[@Bulldozercaterpillar]

👍👍👍

[@MachineryMasters00]

These bulldozers are the real 'dinosaurs' of the construction site! 😲💪 Their power and durability are unbelievable, they can flatten any terrain in minutes. Which one on this list is your favorite? I love how 'massive' and powerful they are!

[@yavuzcanlar4124]

👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@ScoCambo]

❤❤❤❤❤

[@TechWizard94]

4:57 The car was like a toy car under the giant bulldozer.

[@FrankTheTank417]

Would be nice if you mentioned the specs of each dozer like weight, length of the blade, etc.

[@renatomazzocchi8471]

Bel caxxo di lavoro schiacciare il pickup

[@anthonyschneider8331]

In other words the #1 is just show n no go.

[@bobibest89]

I am a simple man. I see a fake thumbnail = > I hit dislike.

[@jamescorless8283]

He says the same thing over and over...

[@marksavage1744]

I'll be right back. I left my cigarettes in my car......

[@loggingtruckoffroad]

Nice video

[@allenstayduhar7139]

My question is how do they make the advertisement picture for this video look so real. That machine doesn't exist so how do they make it look like it is? Every detail from the dirt to the cats unbelievable how they can do that!

[@briandavid4796]

Komatsu has the best combination of power , comfort and reliability.

[@joebrown9621]

Power and reliability yes .. comfort!! ahhh give that to CAT

[@NamnethlysakrobloxYT]

This bulldozer ever used remodel name that it was built

[@Wilson82668]

Its impossible to comprehend just how massive these things are. They can give you the weight and measurements even the video of it pushing massive amounts of material but until you see it up close and personal you can't really appreciate How MASSIVE and POWERFUL it is. Watching it push that massive bolder with ease reminded me of a video I seen a week ago of a skid steer with a pretty big boulder loading a little Ford Ranger. The best part was that ranger had a pallet in the Bed as if that was going to hold it😃 that boulder dropped about a foot to the bed "Pallet" and then fell another 3 to 4 feet with the pallet and bed 😂🤣 Search "Boulder destroys Ford Ranger"

[@adamkrolikowski892]

O ciekawe😊

[@WaliKhan-b1q]

❤

[@Machineempire1]

Powerful Bulldozers Ever Built!

[@xuanhuynhtd2012]

Whether you’re a die-hard heavy machinery fan or just curious about these giant “beasts,” today’s video will reveal their raw power. Watch as the world’s mightiest bulldozers, like true “kings of the land,” fiercely conquer all kinds of terrain without even “breaking a sweat”!

[@craigbrown5359]

I operated kamatsu 475, 375,155, and 31. Also Cat D11....fabulous machines! Wasn't a fan of D11 split stalk controls for fwd and rev but other than that a nice machine!!!

[@bryontharp5790]

The 11 N baddest of all time

[@thegardensentinel]

Hi,,, I'm Mr Ed. Just kidding. I'm Mr Chat GPT and they only gave me a script for a baby to read.🤪

[@johnstanley6441]

Ford tough rite there didn't brake a axel an the suspension held

[@darrellshuman7751]

What a waste. They could have used something already totaled for their little dog and pony show. Not cool!

[@MachinesBestHT]

"What key abilities must a technician possess to effectively diagnose and service today's advanced heavy machinery?" - Focuses on identifying the essential skills required for technicians in the modern age of sophisticated machinery."What's the most impressive feat you've ever witnessed a logging machine achieve, and what made it particularly extraordinary?" - This question invites viewers to share captivating stories highlighting the power and versatility of logging machinery.

[@james1795]

Fords always have and always will suck.

[@thetigerstripes]

How can you see where you are going ?

[@Punjabvillagestyle]

Good video plz sports

[@Punjabvillagestyle]

Good video plz sports

[@cbmech2563]

The acco was never put into production and most of the parts are from other cat dozers

[@GreenTechForestry-k3d]

is this real?

[@davehann8178]

I got a dopey question to you dozer guys, why don't they have the cab at the front, seems you can hardly see a thing back there. Debris risk, weight balence?

[@LeodantesluizTavaresdasilva]

Oi amor

[@TheKeseg]

I like on the komatsu that obviously it wasnt show enough to move around like 30 tons of material so they used a 1,5ton cardboard container instead xD

[@james1795]

"Like, like, like, duhh...Goober.

[@chrisdaniel1339]

All I see is numerous dozers that need some steel plating...........

[@Dennismelnychuk]

What machine is pictured on the cover of this video? A prototype?

[@joaomarques6355]

click bate unfortunatly

[@Rob-fc9wg]

Photoshopped.

[@Lightmaker5]

Chuck Norris was driving one before. He did 300 mph.

[@doctorcountersteer6580]

How come Cummins never powers real machines like these?

[@RJ1999x]

Allis Chalmers HD41 1710 cu in Cummins

[@craigsibley8161]

Lol. Cummins being powering real big machines for decades...

[@bottleforty1]

👍👍

[@MightyMachines]

Thank you

[@Bulldozer-Move]

How much costing for fix a part?

[@BillyAngela-dj4xr]

Komatzu has ALWAYS been known as the COPYCAT of Caterpillar! Now they offer a bogy suspension just like Caterpillar that invented it!

[@TuanNguyen-j4d]

This machine is big, isn't it

[@My_ocs_post_acc]

YOU FORGOT ABOUT THE KILL DOZER!

[@waynemercer4546]

We get it. Anything over 500hp is robust.

[@UtahJobSeeker51]

Many of these video have massive Heavy Equipments on a still screen then do not show in the video the still shot of the Equipment. I, hope to see a CAT Dozer of this massive size on this video.

[@12Cortana]

Liebherr PR776 is not engineered in Germany. Its engineered and build in Austria.

[@Juzzy520]

Why wear goggles/hard hat when in the cab???🙄🙄🍺🍺🤘

[@james1795]

Rules are Rules.

[@jayjones6904]

Insurance

[@JAMESMANHUNT9]

The acco has two cat engines side by side

[@EricLakota-e3p]

Imagine a supper dozer where that complain cabs to small it be funny because they have enough platform to put a small Shack on the thing

[@AlfaAlfaa-xb8dd]

Глыбу который сбросил бульдозер считаю вредительством.

[@HaydenZufelt-s7l]

Tyra Lakes

[@КристинаВолга-и9б]

Шагающий экскаватор СССР круче всех😂😂😂😂😂

[@BubblePuppy.]

AI generated?

[@paulstecker5693]

😮😅😊 I'm a little disappointed. The announcer just said the one from Italy that the blade was 23 ft across. I've looked at four or five other different models he's describing and he's not saying nothing about how big the blade is or anything he should include that when he's saying something about the other bulldozers. Thank you!.

[@GEHomelife]

is Elon building an electric bulldozer??

[@dwrowley]

CLICK BAIT THUMB NAIL 😐

[@andrewdillon7837]

wtf is the thumbnail cat ?

[@jesse3397]

Aha Jesus is the ultimate "Earth Mover"