D11 Does a HILL CLIMB!! Sounds of a D11!!

While on a nearby property, one of the D11's does a quick detour and clears a road up a hill. Hope you enjoy the noise of the 3508 V8!
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[@danielpullum1907]

WOW!!!!! I worked for CAT for 33 yrs. Best days of my life. I was in the Decatur, IL plant.

[@shawnleek4970]

@@danielpullum1907 I grew up in a small farm town about an hour and a half from Decatur. I had many relatives work at that plant. I have a couple relatives now who work in the Peoria Plant.

[@patrickhosking8283]

Watching this video has reminded me of something my dad once told me after coming back from a tour of the USA,where he had visited the caterpillar factory and was in their demonstration area where he had said that they had shown the majority of their equipment working and then out came the D11R and dropped the blade and started pushing,the blade went down about 4 feet into the ground and,his words “the bloody thing didn’t even change note”. He is dead now, but I can still hear him telling me about it.😢😢

[@rogerbrandt6678]

That’s a awesome story thank you, didn’t know they can dig that deep.

[@scrapiron3847]

I have about 5000 hours operating a D11R,that was one of the most dangerous jobs I ever done,sloping a vertical face that waiting to come down on a major road and some houses,normally I don’t like using a cat that big and heavy,on vertical work ,but that’s all we had available,the first initial cuts in the face were nerve wracking,being close 500’ up from the base,a kid on our crew took videos of me on the face,sent me the video it had paranoid by Black Sabbath as background music,pretty cool,that D11R is a beast👍

[@tripacer8259]

I sure miss my old Dad too...

[@scrapiron3847]

I operate a D9T,Dymax blade ,7” grawsers,they have vids of me making 100’ climbs at 61 deg.slopes,when I retire in July,I will have accumulated nearly 50,000 hrs operating D6’s,7’s,8’s,9’s,10’s,and a D11R,building roads in some of the steepest ground,rockslides,landslides,quarries,reclamation projects,going to miss the seat time👍

[@craigstaples6465]

😁✌️

[@caseytebo7147]

Mad respect

[@FloatingCroc]

Hero

[@shotgunsmurf5740]

thats awesome buddy

[@shanehumphrey4827]

Right on you old CAT SKINNER

[@jfro5867]

Nice to just hear the machine and nothing else. Big dozers always seem so effortless. Amazing.

[@Jack_Rabbit71]

Thank you for that beautiful 3508 music to my ears! Could listen to that all day long. Excellent work fellas 👍👍

[@johnjordan4647]

The D11 did not even sound like it was working. Just idled up the hill. Well done Phil. Thanks for the video

[@thejacksonbrothers]

Thanks John!

[@looseballs1966]

John Jordan: oh yes the D11 is one massively powerfull beast of an earth moving machine,,, that hill and moving that easy dirt was cake walk for it,,,out here in the rocky mountains of western USA where I live these beast get put to the test mining and road build,, and watching the kind of terrain they can work on and conquer with seeming ease with a good opperator is quite mind blowing.,,,,, especially when they drop their huge rippers on back,,,, and 2 of them work in tandem pulling it along through some extreemly rocky stuff bringing up boulders as big as pickup trucks darn near like it is nothing.,,, the big Komatsu's are massively impressive also.

[@HealthSupercharger]

​@@looseballs1966 are you serious these can move boulders the size of pickup trucks? That would be like 10 to 15 ton boulders

[@mattyb7736]

​​​​@@HealthSupercharger seen them move bigger. The D11 is a beast. Big blade with decent sides comes in at about 40 cubic yards capacity possibly more from memory. Go download the specs, shipping weight alone is enough to scare you thats 86,000 lbs, operating weight with all fluids and blade and rippers near as dammit to 230,000 lbs 1 ripper shank is 19,000 lbs, and they can have up to 4

[@jasinmarch8240]

Because it needs to be pushing more dirt for it to start screaming

[@dpeter6396]

That was me, in 1975 with my D9E. I loved cutting and cleaning roads in the hills and mountains of USA west. I felt every ripple, Phil and loved every moment, movement and sound. Brilliant!

[@yarramin1]

Perfect what a lovely sound and just a little music,really enjoyed the video.

[@kleetus92]

That machine sounds awesome at an idle... sounds like a freight locomotive!

[@anthonypace5345]

One of the best farming channels on you tube,great work Matt and boys

[@thejacksonbrothers]

Appreciate it mate!

[@devishrestha3152]

​@@thejacksonbrothersfff DC 😗😆qaaaaY

[@daveharper5655]

That D11 sounds glorious!

[@lesliekirkland4603]

Great job I do love your content and your family a true inspiration

[@thejacksonbrothers]

Thanks for the encouragement!

[@lesfox2010]

I did a spell at Hastings Deering in Brisbane working on Cats. First time I ever drove a dozer was a D11N, out of the workshop to the yard parking. Fun figuring it all out, especially the throttle pedal which was reversed to the normal. Up for fast, down for slow. Rocker switch direction, push button gears, mini switch steering. We got them in new and spec'd them up for the mines. 88 Tonnes of the ship, no cab or blade on. The ones I worked on were fitted with a single ripper.

[@jimsvideos7201]

What a wonderful sound out of that thing.

[@caesar1295]

The other road you mates cut in was when I found your channel and have been enjoying since.

[@rodneyferguson446]

I ran a D11N for years down here in our Coal Mine. If you've hardly ran a Dozer, The D11 (and D10's) can be quite intimidating but after a little while you get used to the size. Around here in our Area, the D7 was about as Big of a Tractor as Construction and Land Clearing guys used. After you've ran a D11 and got used to them, when you are told to get on a D7 , you ask "What the Heck am I supposed to do with THIS Little Thing?!?!". Man I miss running those D11's,LOL!

[@lescross1629]

Wow Phil's the man awesome guys always enjoy your vids , keep them coming

[@josephcraig2663]

I noticed when he starts up that hill he barely has any throttle on that machine at all wow that's a lot of torque the elevens an amazing machine gotta love them

[@geraldingram9351]

Awesome guys thanks for sharing your time with us all. Gerald. Feilding. New Zealand.

[@thejacksonbrothers]

Thanks for watching!

[@vek679]

Love watching this I had 30 years operating dozers on coal stockpiles mainly D11T’s, D11R’s and D11N’s. Retired now and will miss it

[@roberthiggins6401]

Fun, fun, fun! What a view. For a minute from the fly by at the top, I thought Phil had gone up there to make a phone call but I realised he was taking a photo.

[@COYOTE_N8]

The biggest dozer I've operated was a D8, these things are massive I love it.

[@RomeKG471]

Bravo mate! King of the hill! Love the music of that 3508!!

[@code10garage94]

Love the D11!!👍🏼Awesome Operator👍🏼…Aloha🤙🏽

[@Hexcaliblur83]

Great Job!! Love hearing a D11 working at the hands of a skilled operator 👍

[@richardscheidel7403]

Great job . They have a good operator. He did a awesome job 👏.

[@justicelut]

I remember watching a D11 dozer pull the tub out of a dragline once. The dozer never even raised a sweat! Pure power!

[@MEGAMACHINESCITY]

Thanks for sharing ,it so nice view and the Bulldozer is so big

[@paulsharp1679]

2 vlogs, pure D11, nice.thanks from the UK 👍

[@davidepool5884]

That hilltop would be a nice place for a house. It would have an amazing view.

[@ratannaik4132]

Hmm 🤔 super machine idea's to way 🛣️and destination 🏠⛱️ opening 👍👍☺️ keep it up 👍

[@robertjones3406]

Love the sound of that Cat motor working. Great Job.

[@deborahchesser7375]

What a great piece of land, your own little mountain I dream of a place like that

[@tomuchfunwithgas846]

Perfect sound and visuals. Thank you.

[@GeraldMcveigh]

Awesome video!!!!😊 thanks for sharing 👍 you have big nuts taking that machine on the edge of the road 👍 👏 😀 your a "SMOOTH OPERATOR "😅😂😊

[@GeraldMcveigh]

What a wonderful view!!!!😊❤

[@Muffin_Masher]

It is incredible how big and heavy those big girls are, and yet they can climb terrain like it's nothing. You boys are really re writing the book on how it's done, I know plenty of farmers that have spent more money on smaller dozers (newer and "fancier" sure, but not nearly as efficient)

[@jesstill7833]

Hi Matt love to hear D 11 barking Phil s a good operator bloody good video love it cheers ❤️🍺🍺💪👍🦘🇦🇺😊

[@julianearl5026]

Fantastic!!! Now there was a D11 in its element, and that exhaust note!! Brilliant Thanks Phil and Matt!! What were the ruins at the top used for ... and ... what was the crop / plantation at the start of the crop. 🙂🙂

[@peternewman958]

For someone who doesn’t operate a big dozer every day you do a very good job PHIL. Always love watching you work mate.

[@bodhixxx1]

Beautiful BEAST that D11 is!!!!!!!!

[@stephonosborn2373]

I enjoyed watching that mate ,she has the power down low wow

[@charlesmullins3238]

I’m in eastern Ky matt and used to steam clean on over 50 surface coal mines round here and commandeered a 11r for a few mins and tried climbin a 1000’ dump from the bottom…within seconds buddie was hollerin on cb your gonna flip it! And I replied…you see that ripper back there?.lol she was too loose obviously for 110t but stood way up there….ran 11r so new had paint on blade and plastic still in seat in heavy shot rock and for those who think it’s settin in a cab all comfy they need to experience that once…would tan 995 liebherr shovel if I’d found disconnect that day..lol..fire suppression went off and we had to spray it off and I was dyin to take a 30t bite…thanks fellers..my names matt and grew up ridin mx and still love my old 90s bikes as I know y’all do…

[@marcelocunico5341]

Great vídeo Matt.

[@lo1234-w9r]

One nice thing about a big cat, where ever it goes there's a ready made road.

[@FastEddy396]

That man is well skilled indeed. Brilliant job, mate!

[@petermccuskey1832]

Not a bad little knoll to climb with wore out growser bars. Nice job.

[@stir_stick]

This was a lot of fun to watch! Honestly half the machine would have worked in this case. This wasn’t work for this machine, more like making the bed or bringing in the newspaper before heading off to start the days work hahaha. I’ll be following now and watching more of this, happy the algorithm brought me here. Thanks for posting! Tony, ND, USA

[@TerryFisher-cu2or]

Absolutely beautiful Beast!!

[@scottm344]

Great video as always. That def make the road a little wider lol

[@nurfaikhamhaiqal2528]

idle no load or everything is given, v8 still sound the same. Awesome

[@gazof-the-north1980]

That 3508 engine sounds great under load!

[@johnshelley2540]

Good skills shown they're easy to get in to trouble on slopes like that!

[@redryderaus]

I'm not sure anything involving a D11 could be described as delicate but nice delicate work on that hairpin.

[@simonkingston6976]

Ah!!! 3508 sound, nothing better

[@MT865]

That’s a pretty neat spot for a few beverages. Awesome work gents, love the content as always.

[@johnmclaren3480]

Hi Phil, you would have been keeping an eye on the temps gauges on the way up and, on the way down, would have been an ilde most the way!! Matt, the sorghum crop looks like it is going to be ok. Just need a drop of rain just to finish it off nicely!!

[@coupster5464]

WOW Phil.. what a view as Tiny nosed over the top of the hill.. I know its only a pimple compared to the proper mountain ranges but any idea what the elevation climb was on this one and the previous steep one.. thanks indeed Matt, Phil, for posting.. always neat to listen to the Cat purring

[@thejacksonbrothers]

Hi mate, I think this one was about 25 degrees or so, the other one was about 40 degrees!

[@rogeriovieira1638]

❤❤

[@randomlines21]

That is one powerful machine.

[@martinamadsen812]

Good effort, many people would not realize the skill needed to use such machines and leave a smooth cut, expecially when there is a mix of hard and soft ground and dust about, but in this case the operator took his time, barely getting the engine over a fast idle.🙄 Stay safe, ☆ Niels..

[@Fatamus]

D11 Mountain Man. Nice post card picture.🤗😏🍺

[@andyguy0610]

Bloody Hell, that D11 is a BEAST! the powerplant was just purring! I guess that why so many trains use Cat Power. You just gained another subcriber 🙂

[@jamesschrom317]

The D11 plows right up through there like nobody's business.

[@drmarkintexas-400]

Thank you for sharing 🤗🇺🇲🙏💪

[@kevinwachsmann3111]

well done dozerman nice to watch 👍👍🚜🚜

[@kvEik]

nice little hill!

[@richardwalters1803]

A hundred tons of fuel burning fun. Great video

[@michaelclayton1827]

Phil's all over it!👍 ( commentary by Phil would be cool)

[@AM-dn4lk]

That is an awesome machine!!

[@jorgemrivera5973]

Looks like my dream land, wow what a piece of land ....

[@Rakkasan-vr8xt]

I was ripping on a slope once, caught some solid rock and Before I could lift the shank I was sliding to a very steep part of the slope. Dropped my blade and probably saved my life and a nice D10L

[@garyoneill8868]

Awesome video fellas. Nice dozer treatment too Phil.

[@kopenhagenkid]

Great job running tiny 1 Phil

[@adriancofaru7299]

Frumos moment! Respect pentru utilaj, Respect pentru cel ce l-a manevrat. 👏👏👏👍

[@76guzzi78]

Great work guys! Did I hear right when Phil said it sat idle for 10 years before you guys got it? I know you have done work on both of them but what a testament to CAT reliability!

[@thejacksonbrothers]

Thanks! That's right!

[@frankyt5462]

A very monstrous machine I love dozers❤

[@arildoaparecidocosta5729]

Ótimo vídeo cultura total parabéns guerreiro bazuka Foz do Iguaçu PR Brasil 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷

[@jeffpiatt3879]

Such a wonderful machine!

[@cantwellron11]

That big bagger burn clean as whistle Aye

[@shipsofthenorth]

Hands down your best video

[@aserta]

Not as steep, but my brother and i finished a generational project to flatten the lands using two D11. These are great beasts of burden, if you take care of them, they'll do you good. I've always wondered just how steep it could climb, and i guess i know now. We've never bothered with the little mountains, mostly on account of needing permits to modify that kind of a landscape, but ... this is encouraging.

[@kogerlaan]

It is, even for the second time, hilarious to see this giant climbing a hill and dozer a road...!

[@greatpar]

The man is a legend

[@davidrobins4025]

Another stunning view of God's wonderful creation. In my way of thinking that would be a great place to build a home - except the "scratch" up that road would be something every time a person wanted to go home. The view is spectacular. I'm so thankful to be one of the whosoever, thank the LORD.

[@paradiselost9946]

As long as you can handle the two hour drive to... Anywhere. The aboriginals had the right idea. Whats an hour? And the only place to travel to is somewhere with some food. N water...

[@rodneygillespie9212]

Just love that V8, thanks guys.

[@michakoeppenblues3669]

I don't want to work in an office anymore... I want to drive that machine!

[@edwardsullivan5481]

Darn, was hoping you'd spin the drone for a 360 degree view. Love the dozer work. I've done that same thing. Fun stuff.

[@richardwalters1803]

I'd love a home atop that hill, what a view

[@gillpecceuservices]

Love the sounds. Love the videos. Im just stuck with the sounds that I got on my videos.....Aloha and keep the videos coming.

[@joebourke1018]

Wow that's amazing I thought it wasn't going to make it up the hill 😂

[@glyn1]

Now that is what i call A POWER HOUSE

[@graemehuia5964]

Wow such nice sounding engine.

[@fritzbatzke4329]

Nice work…these jobs I did as a trainee to harden up 😅

[@jfiori7379]

Great video guys, can we get a pinch sensor put in the seat on the old girl so we track the stress level a little ;)

[@rockbulldozers]

Great job man 🤝👍

[@robmarshall956]

What a beautiful sound 👍

[@blindfreddy]

Good job Phil

[@geoffmartin9814]

There is no road to the top. D11: hold my beer highway coming up 😂

[@Bructer21]

Nice video. I do love those D11s

[@jordandouvartzidis1745]

Can I please come to wherever you guys are and jump in the seat?? My dad was an opal miner in Coober Pedy back in the 60’s through to the mid 80’s and had a D9 Dozer and iv always wanted to jump in one and simply push things over😂

[@keenankelley187]

Didn’t know you grew milo grain sorghum down there like we do in Kansas . Awesome vid

[@jefftheaussie2225]

Plenty of sorghum grown here. Can grow anything here, depends where you are though. A lovely weed called parthenium was brought here in sorghum seed from the US in the late ‘60s.

[@keenankelley187]

@@jefftheaussie2225 We have the same problem here with that weed. Crop rotation is the only fight we have against that.

[@perceive8159]

Lookout here come the big boy! Reminds me of the 1974 movie " Killdozer" 😅