Thanks for sharing this video, I remember watching it as a kid and admiring everything, can't believe that I actually work at Caterpillar now but on the digital products, not the actual machines. Mad respect to everyone that works with the machines, these are really jobs like no other!

I watch this documentary as a kid I’m currently an apprentice working as a diesel mechanic this video started it all for me thanks cat :)

Thanks for the upload. I work at the Caterpillar Decatur plant. I'm a welder on the large wheel loader line but get back near the 797 line often. It really is an awesome engineering accomplishment. Great video!

@senthurank509

2 жыл бұрын

Is the process still similar today or has it changed?

Had to stop the video for the conversion. Great engineer.

This will be my daily driver when I win the lottery.

Companies like Caterpillar is what makes America “great.” Not talk, war or other insanity. Good engineering. Industrial production and job accomplishment.

@twstf8905

4 жыл бұрын

Calm down, there "George." You're occipital ejaculation is getting everywhere 😂

@davehann8178

2 жыл бұрын

Not , god guns and idiots?

@FuckPpalestineWithAJooDick

2 жыл бұрын

We just needs Trump's mindset, not the man. Being proud of America and making sure _our_ interests are served first will fix us. Too many companies produce our stuff over seas then sell it back to us making other countries' working class wealthier instead if ours. But we have a career politician in charge now. No chance of corruption going forward...

@FuckPpalestineWithAJooDick

2 жыл бұрын

@Apexseals i agree it will never reach the levels of production we once had but any manufacturing that _can_ be done here _should_ be done here. It's just too bad these companies care more about bottom lines than empowering their very own country and keeping it afloat. Every dollar spent on a foreign-made product is one we won't likely see back in our economy.

@codystafford

2 жыл бұрын

@Apexseals Yeah it fucking sucks, but hey we get a free t shirt every year.

I wore the same outfit as the "Laddle Crew" in the late 70's when I went to the disco.

Not sure when this video was actually recorded, but the twin 3512 (equaling 24 cyl) powerpack set up is No longer used. The newer 797F trucks are powered by the Cat. C175-20 engine that is a single block, Quad-Turbocharged and rated for 4,000hp (conservative)@1,800rpm (max) and yields 6,830ft lbs of torque @ 1,500rpm. It has a bore & stroke of 6.9in X 8.7in x 20 = 6,469ci. However it can be de-rated to 3,550hp for mining operations on flatter terrain. In Marine applications and locomotive conversions, the C175-20 can be rated up to 5,364hp and water-cooled quad-turbocharging as well.... water-cooled turbo's can generate higher boost levels using cold outside water (fresh or sea water). Just a few FYI's for the "gearheads" out there..... The C1750-20 capacities (US) are - Cooling System = 306 gal. - Crankcase Oil = 84.0 gals (Not counting the filters) - Steering System including its tank = 94 gals. - Brake Hoist System including its tank = 441.0 gals. - Torque Converter and Trans. including the sump = 166.0gals - Torque converter sump alone = 80 gals - Differentials = 311.0 gals - Each Front wheel hub = 16 gals - Each Rear wheel final drive = 40 gals. Actual tire size for the current model 797F is 59/80R63. The brake discs are 42in outside diameter and there are 10 discs with Each front wheel and 15 discs at Each rear wheel. The differential ratio is 1.276:1, the Planetary drive ratio is 16.67:1 (Yes! - this is a Mechanical drive, Not diesel/electric like all the other brands out there in this weight class), for a total reduction ratio of 21.26:1 and the top speed (Loaded!) is up to 42 mph on level ground. If anyone is confused with the specs regarding the "Brake Hoist System".... the Brakes are continuous Forced oil cooled using a water to oil heat exchanger and the oil, is sourced from the Hoist oil tank.

@bradrininger848

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you for such detail

@medic8377

5 жыл бұрын

I worked on my share of D398s and 99s, and 3508s, 12s and16s over the years.... I really want to take a crack at those C175s. That would complete my experience with Cat's history of large bore engines going all the way from the 50s to now. I love these things.

@gordonmccoy4537

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks, 2Stroke.....! Only item left is the fuel tank capacity and GPH of usage for a work day...! Great info for another "gear head" - (As an aside, I'm a retired Airline Pilot, where "systems knowledge" is so very important.... Also, my life has been dealing with equipment built as LIGHT as possible with strength enough to accomplish the mission.... I'm FACINATED with Heavy Equipment the you guys work with...! FACINATED and can't get enough of it...! Again, thanks for posting...! Gordon in Maryland

@LynnCDoyle-ek2oh

5 жыл бұрын

Blah blah blah

@icykickflip

5 жыл бұрын

84 Gallons of transmission oil is fucking insane

This is a great documentary, thanks for posting. The specs of the 797 kept blowing my mind. 4 metre high tyres, each weighing 5 tons. 3,500hp engine with two 500kg crankshafts???? It's an engineering marvel, and a logistical marvel having so many manufacturing and assembly plants all over North America. Caterpillar is truly an awe inspiring company. I'm so glad I watched this.

@BuckingHorse-Bull

2 жыл бұрын

did you search for this because i didnt and still watched all of it

@cashfar4524

2 жыл бұрын

They should have said something about the breaks. I'd love to know how much power it takes to stop all that force

@misiclover1658

2 жыл бұрын

@@cashfar4524 Cat uses huge Oil Disc Brakes on their Trucks. Probably on the 797 also. Their Spec sheet for this Model should show this feature.

@Romans--bo7br

2 жыл бұрын

@@cashfar4524... John, read my comment up above, from 2 years ago.... your answer is covered in it.

@cashfar4524

2 жыл бұрын

@@Romans--bo7br will do so sir

I was a trucker and was in that Decatur plant everyday for about 5 years and hauled most of the parts for the dumps, scrapers and graders. Also hauled monster engine blocks from Mapleton Illinois to Lafayette engine plant. Also took parts of dumps to mines for assembly. Up the side of mountains and all. A on open platform and rolling tarp trailers. It was amazing work.

@rogerpeed7920

7 ай бұрын

We probably worked for the same Company. Virtually everywhere there's a CAT Plant, this particular Heavy-Haul Company has a Terminal Adjacent to it. 'Was there 2014-2017

@briancasey4917

7 ай бұрын

@@rogerpeed7920 I imagine you were with Keen Transport? I was an Owner Operator with Landstar/ Inway. Did Cat from 2006 to 2011.

Hard to believe I operated those rigs for 10 yrs, cool job for sure...

Really enjoyed watching this well done For a brilliant upload It's very interesting to Watch and to see how it works. Big massive thanks for this. And Thanks for caterpillar Plant for taking the time explaining all the Details.👍

I've watched it many times. So wonderful

all these people never stop getting better and they make the BEST in the world...Great job people, proud of you all...

love these types of videos, seeing something like this being made.

@genegoodman5233

3 жыл бұрын

Look up 8000 HP diesel motor build in German for ships and so forth. I tried to send you a link but didn’t know how.

@mzee5533

2 жыл бұрын

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@jesusislord6545

2 жыл бұрын

Repent to Jesus Christ! “As a father has compassion on his children, so the Lord has compassion on those who fear him;” ‭‭Psalms‬ ‭103:13‬ ‭NIV‬‬

great team work make this happen. love this show!!!!

my dad is a mining engineer and once he let us tour in one of the pits he is working. i heard a sound like a jet airplane coming but to my amazement it's this house size truck that came towards us.

@jakes197

2 жыл бұрын

must have had a leak around the turbo

Thats pretty nice to drive these machines 😊. Have never drove a 797, but the 795 i cool to drive. Greeetings from Sweden

Watched one of a bit smaller size roll backwards at the edge of a spoil storage area. It was too close to the edge and when it tipped up to dump, the weight transfer caused it to sink into some loose fill and over it went when the ground slid out from under it. I didn't watch them get it out of the dump area but did see it off to the side of the site a week or so later, with the bed bent all over to one side. Replaced the dump bed and hydraulics and back to work it went. No injuries to the driver.

Used to install automatic lube systems on these machines, amazing what man can build 👍

The narrator never heard of the word, “steel.”

Lexington, SC is built on some of the land that my 6 time great grandfather Lawrence Corley owned. Kinda cool!

@TwiztidPain

4 жыл бұрын

No one cares

I use to love driving the cat 797 it was a awesome truck

@63jeepj20

3 жыл бұрын

Fascinating to watch them. There is a lookout above the Kennecott copper mine in Utah where people can watch the mining process. My father in-law is a tire tech there and the occasionally do family tour days. Amazing how massive these are standing next to them or sitting in the cab.

Lol good old Randy. I worked in the first tack for a couple years. Did the last roll over too. Had a good time.

Those mechanics don’t need to go to the gym because their job bolting the wheels on and hammering those pins in place keeps them ripped!! 💪

@63jeepj20

3 жыл бұрын

I dunno, my father in-law is a tire tech at the Kennecott copper mine in Utah and they have several of the 797 haul trucks along with a bunch of "smaller" models. I can assure you he is far from physically fit.

@jesusislord6545

2 жыл бұрын

Repent to Jesus Christ!! “As a father has compassion on his children, so the Lord has compassion on those who fear him;” ‭‭Psalms‬ ‭103:13‬ ‭NIV‬‬

@andyharman3022

2 жыл бұрын

That's the real meaning of pumping iron.

Now THAT'S a REAL monster truck. The rigorous time to manufacture and assemble that behemoth of a truck like that is tremendous. Amazing.

When i was in diapers my dad went to work for the Duval copper mine in pima county Arizona. He had pictures of the truck he drove. That was in the 70's. Different model, same purpose. It was BETTER than the best military grade tanks of the time.

Looks like the frames been sandblasted as well. Painters work hand in hand with sandblasters.

I haul heavy equipment to job sites and am always amazed by the technology of these earth movers. I haul Superloads on occasion but nothing like this! The pucker factor would be off the chart! Of course when it comes to final assembly,the driver doesn’t have to worry about overpasses. Still,Kudos to all those who make this technology possible!

@juanpadilla6606

2 жыл бұрын

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Nice and strong piece of structural frame to hold all this load. Haven't seen cracks on cat chassis in over 15 years of my experience. Shock to see the bucket pins not lubricated or freeze before fixing. In all great team work.

@Romans--bo7br

5 жыл бұрын

Charles Kumi-Mensah..... I was very surprised as well, that they did not pre-lube the pins and the receivers before installing them... or at least wipe a film of Never-Seize or other anti-galling paste on both parts before driving them in.

@dougankrum3328

5 жыл бұрын

I've been a Mill-Wright for a while...so yeah, surprised they didn't show a bit of anti-seize ...

I had one like that in my sandbox when I was a kid... although a bit smaller ... the other kids slipped in their poop when they saw it.

On Mars, the electrodes released oxygen into the atmosphere and Arnie's eyeballs went back into his head

I served on HMAS WESTRALIA and we had two Caterpillar engines for emergency power.

If they tried to build that factory in California it would take 50 years to get past the law suits.

@jobsmine

5 жыл бұрын

Dan Grimes hahaha true mate

@dougankrum3328

5 жыл бұрын

Ha, Ha...Yeah, I live here in Sacramento, Calif...since 1985...the 'lawmakers' want the cushy lifestyle, but please build everything elsewhere...then ship it here with diesel trains using....uhm...hemp oil for fuel...no wait....better make that electric trains...

@philparker7123

3 жыл бұрын

@@jobsmine lĺ

@hermieyu53

3 жыл бұрын

@@dougankrum3328 ffffff

@satyawatidhruw3191

3 жыл бұрын

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Wow Amazing! That tire making process is awesome!

the lengths the oil barons will go to to keep control. of everything. I do admire the craftsmans and their craftsmentship. go blokes.

@100pyatt

5 жыл бұрын

"oil barons" VS who... ? The Nuclear barons ? ...like Fukoshima that's killed a huge area of the Pacific for the next 24,000 years?

@thelol1759

5 жыл бұрын

Charles Pyatt uh, I think you’re misinformed about that particular disaster.

Is taking lots of nerves to listen to that incredible background noise

Customer I work for buys the new D11T2 dozers for this mine, great job, great money, great days off... The change in technology and emission systems at best can be mind boggling especially when a multimillion dollar unit goes down thanks to a $20 pos sensor that looks like a 8 year old kid made it out of chewing gum .

Great work- the Best to All employees that has 1 thing to to with the build All = employees!

The whole time they're talking about the 3524 (two 3512s), they're showing assembly of the 3516. Thought it was funny. Count the cylinders in that block.

@levicummins7317

5 жыл бұрын

Joe Blow lol I noticed that but cat now uses the c175 20 cylinder in the 797 now

@misiclover1658

2 жыл бұрын

I saw that too, the film editor is obviously not a machine or engine guru.

My oldest daughter drives one of these trucks in Round Mountain Nevada in a gold mine

@viliamesorowale9433

2 жыл бұрын

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2 жыл бұрын

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2 жыл бұрын

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@elicabathmorris7825

2 жыл бұрын

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@xavieradria3106

2 жыл бұрын

I'm going to school to work on these machine's.

I so wish I could see this in real life!

@tvs3497

5 жыл бұрын

They're hiring! Get ya a job.

Drama lovers are going to love this one............

Man this had some very dramatic scripting in it. Goodness!

797 truck started off with 2 engines bolted together, just find that amazing, now it has a single bigger engine.

Must be a dream to get to weld one of these.

US conversion: price $3.4m Euro is approx $3.9m USD (Euro is 1.174 USD currently); height 7 meters is 23 ft (1 meter is 3.3ft); weight of the final assembled 797B is 600 Tons ( 1 ton is 1,000kg and 1 kg is 2.2 pounds so 1.3 million pounds ) and it can haul 400 tons of weight i.e. 0.9 million pounds). cheers

@Blaze40488

5 жыл бұрын

Cheers mate i grew up in America with the shity measurement system

WOW JUST WOW ! AMAZING !

this is cool, but there are plenty of errors in the narration. air powered hydraulic seats for one.

@stevelux9854

5 жыл бұрын

Actually, air-powered hydraulics are a thing. Uses the brake system air compressor to power an air motor, which powers a hydraulic pump. They are not uncommon for larger hydraulic jacks in diesel shops.

@leonardcrum6896

2 жыл бұрын

Air over hydraulic brakes was common in some trucks for many years!

I dunno what but those trucks looks cute carrying "sand oils"

Amazing...!

Wish I was working for CAT and was 40 years younger 😅

Bubbles from Trailer Park Boys makes an appearance at 40:50

@skm9420

5 жыл бұрын

To, uhhh, do a job.

@jstoli996c4s

5 жыл бұрын

Frig off!!!

Fantastic!!!

Awesome job 👌🏾 Amazing machines! 👍🏾

@misiclover1658

2 жыл бұрын

You bet. Their Trucks, Dozers, Scrapers, etc,+ Diesel & Natural Gas Engines are absolute Top World Class. Cat machines are everywhere, including the Antarctic. Very interesting Utube showing various uses & shops there.

WOWOWOW! Gigantic!!

You need to put a couple of them together in Illinois and driving right over the city council meeting in Deerfield while everybody's there

@scootdean4269

6 жыл бұрын

Jim Knapp I agree. But munchers make millions and can't keep jobs. How much do they need.

@t.d.9285

6 жыл бұрын

I have no idea where Deerfield is or what it's like but that comment cracked me the hell up!

@devgru8197

5 жыл бұрын

We could use one or two here in Portland, Or to clear the streets of AntiFa protesters.

@CrookCountySoftwear

5 жыл бұрын

killdozer!

@StormLaker

5 жыл бұрын

Why stop there- take out Chicago City Hall while you are at it. That town is such a sesspool because of the politicians.

There must be a rule that they can't show a picture for more than 2 seconds. There is a lot of details in the pictures to see if we had more than a couple of seconds.

@madjimbo4176

3 жыл бұрын

Editor needs to relax.

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My father in-law is a tire tech at the Kennecott copper mine in Utah and changes these tires all the time. About a year ago a guy had fallen asleep coming down a hill and wrecked the truck. He did between 1 and 2 million dollars worth of damage to the truck.

@andrewrees8749

8 ай бұрын

Amazing place to work I bet, greetings from s Wales UK

Caterpillar has built over 1000 797s

I assyembled lot of mining machinery on job sites . But the assembling off-road dump trucks are really risky and hard working.

Great voice...

Watching this all I can think of is all the people they put out of work.

Almost had it finished. 1 more step. Another set of tires on the inside rear. lol

terrific informational documentary....sign me up .

@chrislyon3933

5 жыл бұрын

the size is massive...wow

So if they're digging oil out of the ground, what are their spill policies? Doesn't matter or depends on what it is? Recycling? I'm curious what the comment section thinks.

@bruceperkins7253

2 жыл бұрын

It is tar sand. It is dry so you Don't have to be worried about it

I work with heavy equipment, granted, NOTHING this big. The biggest things I work on are like 500 excavators, or maybe 50 ton dump trucks. But even they are crazy. Being behind the wheel of one is one of the coolest things. Couldn’t imagine driving one of these.

Communism: military trucks Capitalism: mining trucks

@420california7

5 жыл бұрын

You gotta play the game with money

The sheer scale of that engine is insane in person. Like standing next to it and it clears over my head.

Weight! When loaded.... is more than 600 tons! That's more than a Boeing 747!!! Maybe because airplanes are designed to fly not carry rocks. That's like saying: My pickup truck, when loaded...weighs more than an ENTIRE ROWBOAT!!!!!

@jcamposcjjc2552

5 жыл бұрын

You do realize that even though the 747 flies, it's not actually as light as a bird, right? Are you that dimwitted, or just some dickhead with dimwitted insights?

@wattax2

5 жыл бұрын

@@jcamposcjjc2552 I know it's not as light as a bird. But unlike that haul truck it's made out of aircraft grade aluminum, titanium, and carbon composites and is extremely weight sensitive. The haul truck is the opposite. You can tell just by looking at the axles and tires needed to support the truck vs the landing gear of a 747. I understand it's not a fucking hot air balloon or zepplin. A Boeing 747 weighs 735,000lbs when at maximum capacity (usually much less and depending on the variant) and your cat 797f is 1,375,000lbs Average "when loaded" the only "dickhead" with dimwitted comments here, is you.

@s_wggns

4 жыл бұрын

Alex Watts they use 747 because an average person can put it in perspective on how really big and heavy these haul trucks are. Most people watching this show probably don’t come from equipment and have never been around these machines. You’re welcome, use your brain alittle and don’t be a such a dickhead bud.

Made custom parts racks for Caterpillar in Lafayette,IN. in my 30's..

People simply have no concept of how the San Francisco Bay Area has transformed the entire world.

@joeblow2063

5 жыл бұрын

Oh, we're seeing it. Especially the garbage happening in Berkely.

@jimhafer18

5 жыл бұрын

SkylineToTheSeaAndMe They need a few there to haul all the crap off the streets.

@dougankrum3328

5 жыл бұрын

Right...show how the landlords can get $$2,500 a month, for a tiny 1 bedroom apt...

Why don't they lube the pins or freeze them so they fit in just perfect?

@michaelharris1455

5 жыл бұрын

Maria Maniscalco lubing the pins would make installation easier, but freezing them not so much. The difficulty installing them is from mis-alignment. If freezing did make it easier. that would mean the fit was too tight to start with. These are pivot points, they need a bit more clearance than that.

@LynnCDoyle-ek2oh

5 жыл бұрын

Then where would be the drama?

@dougankrum3328

5 жыл бұрын

@@michaelharris1455...Shrink fit...you'd never get them out for replacement...only 'Arnold' could get them out...just push with one finger...

Anybody notice the engine block 28:34 being machined isn't for the 797B. Looks like a 3516 not one half of a 3524

Cool heavy equipment. 😂

43:00 oh well this is what TOM GREEN has bern been doing

15:23 WHAT IS MORE AMAZING ARE THE MASSIVE WELDING MACHINES THAT NEED 9 COMPUTERS TO RUN THEM. SICK.

Oxygen Acetalyne torch is a lot hotter than 3k degrees, and if you are an expert with the cutting tip on it yes it will cut through it like butter.

@BSNFabricating

5 жыл бұрын

An oxyacetylene flame is closer to 6000 degrees (give or take). If it was just 3000, just 2-300 above to melting point of steel, it would take forever to make a decent-looking cut.

@belacickekl7579

5 жыл бұрын

I think that's Celsius, not Fahrenheit.

@andrewrees8749

3 жыл бұрын

3500 c I'm sure ,the temperature is,

my godnessss!! the beast!!

Think I'll go watch bad boys now.

Whoever wrote this script really didn’t do their homework well. The metal bubbles *then* melts? How tf are you gonna boil the metal before you melt it?

@dougankrum3328

5 жыл бұрын

Yeah, annoying to listen to, if you know anything about the various processes...the 'Commentator' is just reading a script, and adding some drama, while leaving out a lot of details some of us really want to hear...around 28-30- minutes they're showing a V-16...not a V-12...and the big tires, the limiting factor on the size is the ability to transport them on the road...

@unreliablenarrator6649

5 жыл бұрын

And air lines are installed to the driver's seat for "hydraulic lift".

@logicsfinest3471

5 жыл бұрын

Unreliable Narrator 66 😆😆😆

@haliax8149

5 жыл бұрын

impurities that boil off

@haliax8149

5 жыл бұрын

@@unreliablenarrator6649 hydraulics generally refer to plain fluid mechanics, so it doesn't have to explicitly mean oil

Lighten up on the drama pal, it's a big truck.

@dougankrum3328

5 жыл бұрын

But on your computer screen...it's smaller than a child's toy…!

I would like to drive that bad boy down the Grapevine fully loaded! Oh yeah!

@dougankrum3328

5 жыл бұрын

Keep it under about 2 miles an hour...but it would sure clear the road..!

Yes this is more important than my homework

@jakes197

2 жыл бұрын

lmao homework ? you mean googling the answers real quick

Who drove those in North Antelope/Rochelle mine in Wright Wyoming?

$$ 30K tires...yeah, and around 5,000 pounds..(that's 2,270 Kilos)......there's a Goodyear 'specialty' tire dealer here in Sacramento, Calif...they just leave the big tires on the ground all the time...not like a couple guys with a pick-up are going to drive in at night and steal them... And...there at ...40:00....how about showing the welders 'fusing' all that 1" plate with miles of beads, using flux-core wire..?

@dougankrum3328

5 жыл бұрын

@@muffmasterGoodyear Specialty Tires...North Sacramento...TRI-C Machine and Manufacturing, West Sacto...where I was 'The Welder'...and ran Miles of Flux-core.... building ...well...tire shredders....

I think you meant 9.6 Ford explorers. That bed is huge, but 96 Ford explorers is a lot different. Maybe if you took all the parts and basically disassembled it down to the screw, 96 Ford explorers would fit?

The air lines hydraulically lift the seat, what a dunce.

@drivewaymarvels311

2 жыл бұрын

Hahaha

It’s crazy there are gtrs which are a v6 making 3500 horsepower a lot of vipers too

Bad boys sunday night at 9:30pm

If the roads are not maintained properly or the drivers corner too fast the steel cables in the tires will create enough friction/heat to catch the tire on fire.

So much for putting the kubosh on the Canadian tar sands.

i wish i could drive one of those trucks but sadly i cant drive a car because i have a rare condition called Kabuki syndrome.

Not bad. It's a shame the descriptions are 'dumbed-down' as much as they are and many of the details are left off the vid (are those 6-valve chambers?; you'll never see any view that would tell you). But it's worth watching to see how the construction of a single truck is distributed to places the management thinks is the best, including the final assembly right there. Added by edit: They refer to a "transmission", but I'm pretty sure these are diesel-electric, no?

@sdhlkfhalkjgd

5 жыл бұрын

Completely mechanical drive-train.

@dougankrum3328

5 жыл бұрын

@@sdhlkfhalkjgdYeah, only Cat still has that...others are diesel/electric.....

I want one XD

what is with all the european measurements ? Are we in England ?

@jameswiseman5464

5 жыл бұрын

william glaser that’s what I’m sayin

@utha2665

5 жыл бұрын

It's obviously aimed at a European audience, the US isn't the centre of the universe you know. And you are just one of three countries in the world that still insist on using the old imperial measurement system. The others are Burma and Liberia so the only 1st world country stuck in their ways 😋.

@williamglaser6577

5 жыл бұрын

@@utha2665 WELL KISS MY AMERICAN ASS "UTHA"

@youngmike8645

5 жыл бұрын

Caterpillar is an American company with a global presence so if caterpillar wanted to exclusivity use imperial measurements then so be it because they can. They obviously dont dont do it and its all metric but you get my point.

@utha2665

5 жыл бұрын

@@williamglaser6577 a tad butthurt methinks, lol.

The narrator needs to learn the difference between pneumatic and hydraulic.

@dougankrum3328

5 жыл бұрын

He's just reading a prepared text...if you look at a few of these videos...you could swear there are only 2 people doing all the narration...1 man, 1 woman...

@Houndini

4 жыл бұрын

I notice that too. Worked on equipment & ran equipment like this my whole life. They a saying.. Out of CAT you are out of equipment. They last!!! 1 job we running 20+ year old equipment & still holding a 91+% uptime. That there hard to beat. I just hope they drop there quality standards.

28:24 - This guy reminds me of Todd from Project Farm.

gotta admit it would be fun to drive one of those over cars

@andyharman3022

2 жыл бұрын

You'd be wondering if you just hit a pothole, or ran over a pickup truck.