Wildland Fire Dozer Operator: Needmore Wildfire

[@robertruck5501]

I was a fire dozer operator in Wisconsin in the 1980's. Forest Fire Control Assistant we called them. Then I shipped out on federal crews doing hand line. Thanks for posting.

[@Wildland_Firefighter]

@@robertruck5501 Thanks for watching! I know you probably miss it!

[@jonathanmoore5189]

I work for Camden County. We use you guys ALOT! Thank you for your assistance and service sir.

[@Wildland_Firefighter]

You work with my co-worker Frank then.

[@Wildland_Firefighter]

No reason to thank me but no problem.

[@Mrbfgray]

These lands were born to burn, this *looks* lk healthy fire, just clearing the brush. FAR bigger fires happen when we extinguish all these ground fires, it's *NOT OPTIONAL.*

[@YaHsServent]

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[@GlendaLewis-p5b]

I have new look on what you do to fight fires. I had no idea. You all are amazing. Thank you from the bottom of my ❤️

[@fugg3543]

Fought fire on a fed handcrew and some engines this summer. You dozer guys put some serious work in, got us out of a few rough spots for sure!

[@Wildland_Firefighter]

It helps. I go out on a handcrew every year and do get glad when we get to a dozer line...unless we have to rehab it. 😂

[@fugg3543]

@@Wildland_Firefighter Hey dozer rehab beats sitting in the truck!

[@Wildland_Firefighter]

@fugg3543 Thats true. Lol. As long as the hours are good.

[@fugg3543]

@@Wildland_Firefighter yessir!

[@slimturner9711]

I'd love to do this. Thanks for bringing us along

[@Wildland_Firefighter]

@@slimturner9711 we're hiring. Thanks for watching!

[@Dave_9547]

Out on the west coast, all of the contracted fire dozers have fully enclosed cabs to protect the operator. That must have gotten a bit hot at times.

[@Wildland_Firefighter]

It got toasty at that other fire I tracked down, too. My camera messed up during that time. The wind pushed a good little head fire toward me in the younger pines. I had to duck and put it high gear. 😂 But I love my open cab. It let's me feel the environment more than an enclosed cab. You can get to close in an enclosed cab on a wildfire. I prefer enclosed on presuppression work though.

[@Doctaphil64]

Thank you for doing this work. God bless.

[@MartinS1701]

Great video. I really appreciate your voice over explanation of what you're doing.

[@Wildland_Firefighter]

Thanks for the input! I'll keep doing the voiceovers. Thanks for watching

[@Prifly70]

Thanks for doing what you do! Looks like a lot of fun and a whole lot of scary at the same time.

[@chrisharris4251]

I was a wildland fire dozer operator here in East KY for 10 years. Started right out of H.S. Man do I miss it everyday! Good times, and great experiences. Especially traveling out west! It’s pretty neat watching you punch line in. I’m guessing ya’ll run rear mounted plows? Here, it’s WAY too heavily wooded, rocky, and steep. Plows are useless, so we’re strictly using the front blade(6 way). Started on a John Deere 350c, then a couple years later, 2009, I got a brand new JD-550J. Fully enclosed cab with a forestry package. It was like a Cadillac! I believe I miss the dozer just as bad as I do the job!

[@Wildland_Firefighter]

It's a fun job you know. We have thick woods here, but lots of pine plantations. I am using a rear 4 disc fire plow on wheels. We use stinger plows and small dozers like yall up in Middle and North Georgia.

[@jacobgomez2682]

As a auto/diesel/ industrail mechanic id love this job🤘

[@Wildland_Firefighter]

@@jacobgomez2682 We're hiring!

[@donjennings2975]

I had no idea this is how you do it. Thanks !!!

[@Wildland_Firefighter]

@@donjennings2975 Turning dirt with the fire plow with the dozer is the most fun way to do it. Thanks for watching!

[@RVthereyet25]

FL dozer dude here. Loved the job. No V-Blade in central FL we had plow “trailer.”

[@Wildland_Firefighter]

@nothingtoseenow I have some buddies that work with Florida. Yall have a lot of "piggy back" trucks

[@itsapoopsicle]

You are one hell of an operator. Balls of steel right here

[@Wildland_Firefighter]

@@itsapoopsicle thanks! Just doing my job. Thanks for watching.

[@CorvetteBill364]

Great Job Derick, I always like seeing your work. I would much prefer you to me sitting idol but I know this time of the year it is not going to happen. I am so glad you’re doing that job. I see that the big D is sounding great..

[@Wildland_Firefighter]

Thanks. The dresser is still running.

[@mattwheaton7621]

Wow, awesome footage. 🤟🏻🇨🇦👍🏻

[@richardmeyer7018]

You need one of the new cat fire dozers. You are doing incredible work with what you’re using.

[@Wildland_Firefighter]

Thanks, bud. I think our agency met Cat about them, but I don't know what ever happened to it.

[@chris-hayes]

Took me to the end of the video to realize "Needmore" is the location, but a wildfire bulldozer that eats wildfires for lunch still works. 😁

[@Wildland_Firefighter]

@@chris-hayes Yep, it's Needmore GA

[@Wildland_Firefighter]

@@chris-hayes Thanks for watching

[@jaykobb.stephens2446]

It's crazy to see a TD15, much less an open station, still in government service as a fire dozer. In TN, our guys run late model CAT D5's with their forestry package. Good video and operating.

[@Wildland_Firefighter]

@jaykobb.stephens2446 I love it, though. It has the power and not the issues like the new ones are having. Thanks for watching! Be safe!

[@jasonmoor1230]

We had a Cat TD20 that sat 11 months a year because it was simply to darn big for most of what we usually did. But by God for that one month a year when you needed her that ole girl could PUSH! I swear I saw fire run from her...

[@bubbaruch5260]

Another awesome video keep up the great work

[@Wildland_Firefighter]

Thanks bud. Thanks for watching!

[@seanarnold9513]

Great video Brother. Thanks for sharing it.

[@Wildland_Firefighter]

Thanks for watching! I'm working on another one which I should finish this weekend on. Keep tuned!

[@StormbringerMM]

Super interesting thanks for sharing

[@Wildland_Firefighter]

@StormbringerMM Thanks for watching!

[@bobharnisch3543]

My first time seeing your videos. Very impressive and I’m sure adrenaline producing work. Thanks!

[@Wildland_Firefighter]

Thanks for watching! I'm glad you enjoyed it. More to come!

[@skaos0110]

Pretty cool watching you working, and stay safe!!

[@Wildland_Firefighter]

Thanks bud! You stay safe as well and thanks for watching!

[@TheJudgeGTO]

There's a job that gets in the blood, i ran dozer for Cal-fire then I contracted my own dozer for the states of OR,WA,NV,ID. For 6 years my first firedozer was a D6N, my second was a Cat 527 with a grapple, my last one that I still have is a JD 750k by far my favorite of the 3. Less maintenance, more agility, better visibility and way easier to fireproof the components. Hose's and such. I see you running an open cab, that would suck in denser smokey areas when the air's heavy. I sure like me some fresh air filtration. It's probably not an issue down there, but here that smoke clings to the hillside and will suffocate you in no time. Maybe next season I'll get back into it if they raise the price.

[@bricebeaulac]

this is awsome. fantastic job

[@Wildland_Firefighter]

@@bricebeaulac Thanks for watching! Glad you enjoyed it.

[@Razticz]

ive never seen a "fire dozer" before, and a quick google just shows me normal style blades but yours appears to be equiped with more of a plow like blade which i would assume is alot better at shifting scrub and not dirt? either way very cool to watch

[@Wildland_Firefighter]

We use v-blades here because it kicks us off stumps and trees so we can keep moving. I have a flat nose on my v-blade to help push trees over.

[@918kickinwing]

Thats Pretty cool to see.

[@Wildland_Firefighter]

I'm glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching!

[@aaronedwards1400]

where did the plow spindle housing go that was in the blade

[@Wildland_Firefighter]

In the firebreak. I went back and picked it up. Lol

[@blubberking100]

What size of dozer are you driving? And Im assuming you're using a ripper?

[@Wildland_Firefighter]

@@blubberking100 Dresser TD15. I'm using a 4 disc fire plow.

[@SLAVA577]

what company do you work for I'm looking for this exact job or something close. Also thank for bringing us along great video.

[@Wildland_Firefighter]

@SLAVA577 I work for a State government forestry agency. Thanks for watching!

[@hime273]

Is that hissing noise from Turbo Boost Pressure blow off?

[@Wildland_Firefighter]

@@hime273 Not 💯 sure.

[@lilcountry74]

I couldn't remember you channel for the life of me and today I get in KZbin and it recommended

[@Wildland_Firefighter]

@@lilcountry74 🤣 I'm glad. KZbin reads minds sometimes I think.

[@DawesyD]

I can’t believe you do this in an open cab 😳. Balls of steel Sir. I’ve been a volunteer bush fire fighter for over 17 years. I’m only 10 minutes in so not sure if it shows later, but do you have any BA or a respirator? In Western Australia our machine operators have fully enclosed cabs with air con and fire suppression systems. They also ‘always’ have a fire truck tasked as ‘machine supervision’ that tails the dozer or FEL for support if it breaks down or gets overrun by the fire. You said in another comment that you like the open cab as the closed cabs can give you a false sense of security. Which I totally get. The bonus is that apart from the raging head fire they can run that mineral earth break (fire break) right into the edges of the fire therefore highly reducing the chances of hop overs. We have some crazy fires over here as I’m sure you do there. So for those experienced enough watching your video we can all say that the camera does not do it justice. Those moments when you are tracking along and then you see the fire hit a heavy fuel load and the smoke goes pitch black, you can’t see the track ahead of you and you have to make sure your timings are correct as the flames and intense heat flick your appliance. If you don’t have emergency breathing apparatus please look at the ones Drager do. Take care Sir. It’s your summer but thankfully for us it’s our winter. 💪🏼

[@Wildland_Firefighter]

@@DawesyD We do not have respirators. We are moving to fully enclosed cabs in our agencies fleet when funding allows. Those enclosed cabs still do leak in smoke at times. We've had a guy from AUS come work with us before. We have our "Chief Ranger" on scene with us at times but sometimes it can just be me alone on a fire unless I need help. Take care and be safe!

[@kevingilbert9695]

That's some awesome cat skinning therey friend 🤘. What happened to the 1650 case or am I thinking about something else?

[@Wildland_Firefighter]

@kevingilbert9695 I had a Case, but it was at the State Forest I used to work at. This is my Dresser TD15. Thanks for watching!

[@toney886]

I ran a dozer fire plow for 29 years northern AR.

[@caseyandteresadolph1905]

How many acres did it turn out to be, I had a 50 ac fire this morning

[@Wildland_Firefighter]

Little bitty 1.1 ac. Then 5 or so acres into Florida. Where are you out of again.

[@caseyandteresadolph1905]

@@Wildland_Firefighter treutlen Toombs Montgomery

[@Wildland_Firefighter]

@@caseyandteresadolph1905 10-4. It's getting dry!

[@TIIVT]

You guys are hero's! Discovery Channel should make a show with you guys!

[@Wildland_Firefighter]

@@TIIVT eh I wouldn't take it that far. Lol

[@jonathantaylor6926]

Nice work. Surprised to see it being an open cab. Bro deserves some AC.

[@Wildland_Firefighter]

@jonathantaylor6926 We have many AC units in our agency, but there are still several open cabs. I like an open cab on wildfires, though my lungs and ears do not

[@Thegrim326]

Stay safe out there

[@Wildland_Firefighter]

@@Thegrim326 You too, bud!

[@queenofspadz]

Are you wearing respiration/oxygen when you get in the thick smoke 9:46?

[@Wildland_Firefighter]

@@queenofspadz I am not.

[@queenofspadz]

@@Wildland_Firefighter Good job, always wanted to cut into the field, a bit long in the tooth these days to think about it realistically

[@Wildland_Firefighter]

@@queenofspadz Always opportunity

[@big-ounce4588]

what kind of dozer is it?

[@Wildland_Firefighter]

@@big-ounce4588 2000 Dresser TD15 fitted with a v blade and pulling a 4 disc wheeled fire plow

[@devenbergeron155]

WOW that thing is a beast

[@vhwft]

So this is how 4wd tracks get made

[@perstaffanlundgren]

Intresting video! Great work! can you mount a camera looking back at some fire filming the action of the plow behind the dozer? (if and when you use one) The local bike offroaders must be glad after this kind of Fire fighting. Fresh, wide cleared trails! At least when the trees has recovered after the fire.

[@Wildland_Firefighter]

@perstaffanlundgren I do have a magnetic mount for the rear, but at the rate, I need to get on the dozer and go...I really don't have time to set it up. I may try to do it eventually. Yes, I use a fire plow. This was private land. The area I was first on was a silviculture area, so there is cattle in there.

[@dirtdevil70]

Is there a rear mount plow? Seems like half the time your running through uncleared areas with the front plow up?. Or maybe it’s just the camera angle?

[@Wildland_Firefighter]

@@dirtdevil70 I have a fire plow behind me. I've been debating about a rear camera mount as I have another go pro, but I just get afraid I'll lose it since I'm looking forward majority of the time

[@dirtdevil70]

@@Wildland_Firefighter ah ok that make sense . Thanks for the quick response.

[@Wildland_Firefighter]

@@dirtdevil70 Thanks for watching!

[@mudpuddle8805]

I dont understand. At 4:00 you find the fire and are pushing small trees over. You dont have the blade down, so you arent creating a fire-break. The trees that are pushed over will now more easily burn, right? Isnt this counter to what you are trying to do?

[@Wildland_Firefighter]

@mudpuddle8805 Those are gallberry bushes. I have a fire plow right behind me, turning up dirt. I will use it until I get around the fire, then lift the plow up, then lower my front blade and widen it out.

[@mudpuddle8805]

@@Wildland_Firefighter Oh, thank you for the explanation. I live in fire prone northern California. It's good to see what others do during the fires. Great video!

[@Wildland_Firefighter]

@mudpuddle8805 Oh, I've been there on fires. Six rivers NF, Willow Creek, Hoopa. Yall be safe.

[@stuartnash3529]

As wet as the ground is and the green as the foliage is we do that in the winter time As hazard reduction To stop the wild fires in summer off course with a good break around it That’s hazard reduction 🍻

[@Wildland_Firefighter]

Yeah, we prescribe burn as well. This tract had routinely been burnt as well during the winter. The younger timber later in the video was too young to be burned.

[@seanturner3823]

This is something I’ve always wanted to do.

[@michaelc.3812]

And THIS is why most work related injuries and fatalities happen with men. Women typically don’t want this kind of job while many men see it as adventurous, exciting and dangerous. Just sayin.

[@Wildland_Firefighter]

@michaelc.3812 Someone has to do it though we do have MANY wildland firefighters that are women.

[@Dreadz530]

seems like it takes so much longer to do everything with that triangle shaped blade it doesnt even cut a very wide path. maybe your guys fires move slow out there or something but ive only seen the regular blades on them when they are working the fires for Cal Fire here in california

[@Wildland_Firefighter]

@Dreadz530 Oh, these fires can move fast, and my blade is like 10-12 feet wide. I go around several times to make a wide pass.

[@Dreadz530]

@@Wildland_Firefighter yea i had just never seen a blade that shape like that. im from Northern California we are dealing with one right now that was 500 acres at 8pm and by 6am it was 40,000acres and just got one now that said its up to 71,500 acre lol i know how fast these things can go especially if they hit the trees and run like a highway. once i watched more i saw how well that blade actually worked i just wasnt sure how a triangle blade like that would work but now after watching it back then and thinking about it its like have your blade curved to one side except you get the soil pushed both ways not just that one so i can see how in some terrain that would be super helpful. i was surprised at how fast your were able to cut those lines and down to soil too

[@kyk4593]

Have you ever got a little too close for comfort?

[@shable1436]

What a job, incredibly dangerous, making fire roads though the brush while cinders and ash are falling is surreal

[@heraclitus6100]

New ATV trails!

[@Wildland_Firefighter]

@@heraclitus6100 😂 well for the cows and this private landowner

[@heraclitus6100]

@@Wildland_Firefighter great video! Thank you for sharing. Stay awesome.

[@Wildland_Firefighter]

@@heraclitus6100 Thanks for watching. Stay safe.

[@AZAce1064]

I’m from Arizona, I can’t believe vegetation at at green can burn.

[@Wildland_Firefighter]

@@AZAce1064 It has waxy oils in it that are very flammable.

[@AZAce1064]

@@Wildland_Firefighter That makes sense. I’m a heavy equipment operator here in the Phoenix valley of hellish heat. I’m glad I haven’t needed to use equipment to help put out a fire yet. I do have a water tanker and Deer 310 4x4 at my disposal but if the underground crews and our yard mechanic can keep from lighting everything up I guess we’re good. Keep up the great work brother 👍🇺🇸

[@brandonhamilton833]

Solid dudes drive these.

[@Wildland_Firefighter]

@@brandonhamilton833 Come join us.

[@kennytoler6485]

What tractor is this? Doesnt look or sound like a new one.

[@Wildland_Firefighter]

Dresser TD15.

[@Wildland_Warpath]

🤘

[@Wildland_Firefighter]

Live action son

[@Jason-rn4jk]

What does this thing look like, and why doesn’t a bulldozer work?

[@Wildland_Firefighter]

@@Jason-rn4jk this is a bulldozer. It's a dresser td15.

[@jasonswift7098]

There is no blade on the dozer so what are you trying to do?

[@Wildland_Firefighter]

@jasonswift7098 I have a 4 disc fire plow behind me that is establishing the firebreak. I use my v blade to keep me off stumps while plowing. Once I get the firebreak established, I lift the plow up and drop the v blade, and widen the firebreak out.

[@jasonswift7098]

@@Wildland_Firefighter Ok cool.

[@Wildland_Firefighter]

@@jasonswift7098 No problem.

[@tylerwaldrup26]

It q wedge. Bust stuff to both side of the dozer

[@Meshedupatx]

Bless your little heart

[@richardmckinnon8791]

Buckle up California has 21 fires or so with in 2 weeks after upload stay safe

[@Wildland_Firefighter]

@@richardmckinnon8791 I'm currently in Utah on a fire.

[@richardmckinnon8791]

@Wildland_Firefighter I assume it's hot very dry there hope you are taking precautions lotion, sunscreen, and snacks 😉

[@Wildland_Firefighter]

@richardmckinnon8791 It was hot, but we're in higher elevations where it's cooler. We are leaving soon. Take care!

[@richardmckinnon8791]

@Wildland_Firefighter great I went threw Central Utah years ago at 6k-7k very nice with forests down below deserts so little bit of everything. Glad you are just about to leave cause we have 20 or so fires in CA some by lightning up north. 👋

[@drdwgmd14]

how bad are your lungs?

[@colinl9018]

Have you ever tackled a landfill fire?

[@Wildland_Firefighter]

@colinl9018 Nope, but we had a wildfire heading toward a landfill, and we don't want it there...lots of debris and methane.

[@J-Justice666]

Proceeds to build a road through the woods.

[@Wildland_Firefighter]

@@J-Justice666 Saving the cows and the rest of the timber. Only way to do it. LOL.

[@W8iHav2P]

Surprised they don't give you a screen and an aerial view with a drone. Seems like it would be immensely helpful and increase safety

[@Wildland_Firefighter]

We use airplanes. It came later to see if we needed anything and to look for jumps for me. We do use drones, but not as much. We use them more for burning.

[@gschady]

"did the fire look at you?" ..

[@kirstenburns2657]

You need to see what we do in Australia that's not much of a fire

[@Wildland_Firefighter]

@@kirstenburns2657 Oh, we get bigger fires here. This wasn't much for sure, but it was going that way

[@OregonCrow]

the hell is that hissing sound?

[@Wildland_Firefighter]

@@OregonCrow Torque and Horsepower coming through the exhaust. 💯

[@justaguy5770]

Well, the landowner got a new road installed, if nothing else

[@johnc.wunscheljr2873]

I ran dozer for 30 years with cal fire

[@Wildland_Firefighter]

@@johnc.wunscheljr2873 What size?

[@michaelsaint7325]

Hard work bad on equipment

[@Wildland_Firefighter]

It can be!

[@Ismschism]

Nerves of steel, balls of iron

[@Wildland_Firefighter]

@Ismschism LOL, nah. Just doing my job!

[@davidjung3819]

All those poor baby trees

[@ddcmr9]

The road right there is already a firebreak what are you doing?

[@Wildland_Firefighter]

@ddcmr9 The fire is running away from the road into the timber. I used the road as a firebreak. If you're talking about why am I plowing while heading toward the fire, then I'm doing an anchor point. That's my escape route in case I have to get back to that road or run if my tractor breaks down. There is cattle fence along the road too.

[@ddcmr9]

@@Wildland_FirefighterI stand corrected

[@peregrinfalcon1]

Looks like you’re making fuel for next years fire. I don’t think that’s the macro solution.

[@Wildland_Firefighter]

@@peregrinfalcon1 Oh no, they typically prescribed burn the bigger woods off each year. The younger timber is just too young to burn off.

[@Wickate]

Please enable automatically generated captions

[@Wildland_Firefighter]

@@Wickate Will do, I'll see if I can figure it out.

[@Wickate]

@@Wildland_Firefighter much appreciated, kind sir. Be safe, I appreciate your work.

[@Wildland_Firefighter]

@@Wickate Thanks for watching. You be safe as well!

[@sinister184]

I’m surprised you’re not using an enclosed cabin. That’s a lot of smoke inhalation.

[@Wildland_Firefighter]

@sinister184 We have many in our fleet but still have a good bit of open cabs. I love open cabs on wildfires. It let's me know if I am getting to close.

[@johnnyholland8765]

I don't know what you get paid but at 7.07 on the video it ain't enough. Man you like to get close. Love a V blade. With enough power and push you can spread the legs of hell itself... My local county tractor operator told me that one. Lol...

[@Wildland_Firefighter]

Got to get on it to knock it down when you can. Right now I'm making 49k or so a year. Started out making like 25k 13 years ago.

[@Wildland_Firefighter]

Oh yeah the v blade is handy! 😂 I don't want to split hell open though 😂

[@winchesser777]

They absolutely don't get paid enough! Just like all the lines of work that protect the rest of us!!

[@Wicked_RC]

Lungs before:🔴 after⚫️⚫️⚫️

[@Wildland_Firefighter]

😮‍💨

[@russellnodder9626]

My that reminds me of my whole country of Canada last summer. My eyes and lungs just hurt thinking about all that smoke.

[@devenbergeron155]

Are you wearing an air mask? I swear I can hear one

[@Wildland_Firefighter]

@@devenbergeron155 I am not. It's probably the turbo and exhaust you're hearing.

[@devenbergeron155]

@@Wildland_Firefighter either way this is an awesome video and that machine is an absolute beast

[@DustinBowen1]

Yo I hate to be this guy but who the hell named this fire? We don't needmore wildfire.

[@Wildland_Firefighter]

@@DustinBowen1 It's the name of the location. Needmore, GA.

[@timgoodliffe]

this is what i want my taxes to pay for,

[@denniscrane9753]

Damn straight

[@Wildland_Firefighter]

Live action viewing to keep the taxpayers happy. 😎

[@ddcmr9]

Your title of this video is exactly what I've heard about you firefighters you start your own fires you guys need a little bit of money so you guys start a fire and you guys have been caught for it several times

[@Wildland_Firefighter]

@ddcmr9 No, actually many fires we do have is human causes from prescribed burns or arson. We've been having a lot of lightning fires. I actually make no money on these fires because they are not federal. This is my job in protecting the county and serving the citizens in it.

[@Wildland_Firefighter]

@@ddcmr9 Also Needmore is the location of this fire, FYI.

[@hime273]

Are you sure you job isn't Dirt Bike Race Track clearing??

[@Wildland_Firefighter]

@@hime273 it can turn into that lol

[@markconnery2836]

🫡‼️

[@Wildland_Firefighter]

@@markconnery2836 Thanks for watchingA

[@boardtodeath46]

This is interesting, nowadays you have the women can do jobs as good as men crowd and yes, a woman could operate a dozer, but how many men would jump on this machine and do it just because it is fun? I know I would.

[@kylekeefer3240]

Put blade down

[@GlobalistJuice]

That dozer is also pulling a blade/plow.

[@Wildland_Firefighter]

I have my fire plow down behind me. I keep my blade up some to keep off stumps. When I get done plowing, I will lift the plow up and then drop the blade to widen the firebreak.

[@denniscrane9753]

Gotta love the KZbin algorithm! I commend you sir not only are you doing good by humanity you’re probably living your dream job! Keep up the good fight!🫡

[@Wildland_Firefighter]

Thanks, buddy! I'm glad you enjoyed it!