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If you loaded the truck correctly, you wouldn't have to knock anything down.

Send them through the window? Come on man, how was a dump truck driver and I loaded trucks. Little less drama. The only time "slam dumping" is an issue up here, as if you have a hot coffee in your hand. Though it seems that we're a bit of a tougher breed up here than down there.

Back in the day when I was loading trucks, including my own, I was using a Deere 844.

that is one big ass Tonka Truck 😁

What a skilled professional worth the rate he's paid

Great cycle time not staying in the pile too long as you rack back and fill then get out. Got some customers up here in Canada spend too much time lifting wasted material I think I’ll show them this

what mine is this in ohio? I worked at olen corp for 5 years. miss running loader and loading trucks

this is a vibe

u better have pokemon go downloded on that phone 💯

First time.i ever got in one of these loaders was in the middle of the night it took me a few minutes to realize the controls where raised to my side

I’ve been in mining for a year now, this week I’m going to train in operating our loaders. It’s helpful seeing the different controls of various different loaders 😊

Y drive on the pile when you're throwing back on the ground

sweet vid! I run a 972 aswell but i prefer the 3 on the tree instead of joystick but geuss thats why they say diffrent strokes for diffrent folks

The straight truck didn’t say thank you

Very educational. 👍🏻

I hated the joystick style. Look for this old school style.

I operate a 982m at a 97 acre pit. We stockpile very differently. I make wind rows. One next to the other. We then cut a ramp in between them. Strattle both piles and back blade from one end to the other. Do that a couple of times, and it makes a smooth road. Then, we fill in that road with the added stock. Once finished, we make another wind row next the the first 2. Once its as long we repeat the process. Once thats done we cut it again and drive up so we are now going 2 windrows high. And keep repeating the process. So we are always trying to make a "pyramid".

I've been working at a pit for over 6 years now. Mostly running a 982m. It's weird seeing how other operators do the same task in different ways. I stockpile in a completely different way. According to my manager (the mine god), he thinks there's only one way of doing things. Your showing proof theres other ways, which makes me laugh a bit. Keep up the good work, brother.

Dude this man is relaxing more than other truck drivers. It looks like a computer joystick and air-conditioning.

man i love that angle, what did you use and how did you do it im a loader operator as well and wold love to get a vid of what i do for my friends and family

So in one pile you scoop from the front, but on the other pile you circle around to the back to grab your scoop. Why go around to the back of the pile, when it would be quicker to just scoop from the front?

on his right stick it looks like he makes these very quick movements and the boom moves on it's own after that one quick movement. is that like an automatic movement?

You do have scales in your machine? How many yards or tons per bucket? I ran loaders many years ago nothing like yours. I drove tri axle dump trucks and at the stone quarry 2 buckets and we were loaded with close to 22.5 tons. Enjoyed the views and the video. Have a good day.

How do you figure out how many loads each truck gets

this is really interesting to watch! brings me back to the younger days when I played with my tonka trucks lol. One question, whats the number mean when the truck driver asks for it? I assume the amount of load but if he says 22 and a half or 27, does that mean in thousands of pounds or tons?

I’ve never known that these Machines come with Air-cons 😅

I could be wrong about this, but when i was reading up on our new 972m (which we mainly use for snow removal) I rember there being a way that you could record the truck loads and then enter in the scale house numbers for the associated trucks and the computer would use that data to help calibrate the loader scales. Might be something worth looking into if you havent already.

Wish all loader operators were as friendly as you 😂

Do you got any tips for going into piles I’m. Wondering should you pick one side then move over a little bit each time then re start

Did you know there is a switch by the steps that can open the door. It’s in the same side door to raise the hood. It’s on the far left. The 982 I operate has it

Do you think there are any gravel yards or pits that would hire a loader operator with little to no experience? Seems like everywhere you go nowadays, employers want to hire someone with experience, so you can't get hired anywhere to get the experience. Catch 22 situation

Or sand

Is this a rock plant ?

Do you use a chest strap for the cam ? I literally have hopped out and set my phone up on a millen pile just to watch my work from the outside. Also pushed my phone in between the dash and windshield behind the spedometer lmao.

Do you prefer the joystick control for the steering over the wheel?

ive been driving reg controlled wheel loaders so far, i really wanna try one of these non steering wheel ones, freaking sweet

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great video my man!

Nice video.. I too am a Shelly loader operator at a rail yard..what camera setup do you use? Id like to start recording my work days.

Keyboard loader operators out in force on this one 🤣

Thank you for sharing!

Thank you for sharing!

Greetings from Maine! And a new subscriber. Thank you for sharing!

Get it done you ain’t playing lol

I like the wheel loaders better….looks awesome

Loved the video man👍

Coming from running a dump trailer all day this is so cool to watch!

I don't like this setup, not one bit, why is it so overly complicated?

Cool view! Reminds me of 8 months I spent running a 972M about 4 years ago. Awedome machine, far more sophisticated than other loaders Ive run.