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Adams Excavating & Land Management
United States
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 14 ส.ค. 2020
Heavy equipment, bull dozers, excavators, trucks, land clearing, dirt work, and all the shenanigans involved therein. I like to share with and learn from, real folks like us. No bias, no agenda, no planned intentions. Just having a good time doing what we do and paying it forward; I have learned A LOT from videos folks like us have put up TH-cam, so hopefully some videos we upload may help someone with a machine repair, or a tricky situation on a jobsite, or even dealing with the everyday stress of this line of work.....sometimes its nice to know your not the only fool going through it!
Cat 309 digging shot rock
Cat 309 digging shot rock with a 3' bucket. Were on a very tight jobsite in the middle of town so the 309's size is great and it has the power to dig through shot rock with ease.
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Cat 309 fixing barn foundation and mucking out pond
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Heavy equipment, bull dozers, excavators, trucks, land clearing, dirt work, and all the shenanigans involved therein. I like to share with and learn from, real folks like us. No bias, no agenda, no planned intentions. Just having a good time doing what we do and paying it forward; I have learned A LOT from videos folks like us have put up TH-cam, so hopefully some videos we upload may help some...
Trailer Demolition - Cat 309 excavator first job
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Heavy equipment, bull dozers, excavators, trucks, land clearing, dirt work, and all the shenanigans involved therein. I like to share with and learn from, real folks like us. No bias, no agenda, no planned intentions. Just having a good time doing what we do and paying it forward; I have learned A LOT from videos folks like us have put up TH-cam, so hopefully some videos we upload may help some...
Dozer on Ice - Short Mountain Ice Storm 2021
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Ice storm hit Cannon County TN and Short Mountain was hit bad. Powerlines were down, people were without power, some trapped due to impassable roads, and many emergency communication towers on top of the mountain had backup generators that were running out of fuel. We were lucky enough to be able to assist Middle TN Electric restore power and we tried to document everything we could on video. T...
Harley raked top soil
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This is topsoil we have for sale. It is not screened, its just been spread and then ran over with a harley rake.
Mountain retreat
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All we lack on this job is the finish grading and cleanup, but I wont be able to be there for that, so wanted to get a quick video of all we did. Roads, pond, multiple cabin pads, lots of clearing and cleanup. Beautiful place and will have some awesome views in the fall!
Pushing pond muck
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Pushing up the mud to one end so we can pump the rest of the water out before we start pushing and dipping the mud out
Cat D6K2 cutting a log road
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Cutting a log road so loggers can access the timber on the lower side of this holler. As you will see...I'm not wearing my hard hat, I don't suggest working in the woods without one, but I walked down there without it not expecting to get close, but then thought it would make a good video and couldn't pass up the opportunity. Yeah, yeah I know, I know...
M929 Military dump truck spreading gravel
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We build quite a few roads that are in some steep/rough conditions, so we use our M929 to get a road base established and then run a vibratory compactor over it so regular on-road dump trucks can get up and down the road easily. The 929 comes with a spreading tailgate, but after using ours as a haul truck for most its life....the tailgate is pretty much bent up and in its permanent position, so...
est example for sloppy work 🤮
Film from above, not from below….
Gotta love the CAT D6 dozers….
Better seen from above
Heh! Some other heavy equipment operator youtube guy said you can't do this with a dozer after I told him he shoulda used his dozer to unstick some other equipment! [HOP HOP HOP!] Mebbeh I should share this video with him.
A swivel bucket is better than a swivel boom
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Did you guys scrap the AC unit.
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Fuckin beautiful
How do you like the thumb?
Nice job & I’ve never seen any bodies ass go that far up their back, really gross. Thanx for vid
Let’s get you to a 1000. You’re almost there. I did some recording last night for our first video
I just started watching this (eight months after published) and I hope you have the road cleared by now! LOL. Actually, good job, this world needs more like you.
Nice video. Beautiful scenery. Would love to have this kind of backup on winter storms. Tire chains and a chainsaw and a kiss from the wife. Troubleman for a northern rural electric co op.
Erittäin vaarallinen työ teillä! Kunnioitan työtänne 💪👍🇺🇸🙏
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Where is Short Mountain ? There is a Short Mountain in East Tennessee off Hwy 11W west of Rogersville. A sand mine named Short Mountain Sand Inc. White sand makes glass, golf course sand traps, University of Tennessee used 100,000 tons when they went back to grass.
Welcome to an average pre-winter day in New England!! :)
my car is fit for the winter... siliconespray all over the rubbers....
A loader with Michelin winter ice x tires is much better than a dozer in these conditions.
Did you say bible camp?
One would think to put those cables underground. Our country has almost 100% underground and we basically never have power failures.
hear me you guy south .like told cottontop ,,never ever apply heat like that to frozen steal, can blow up in your face ..just throw old pond water on to it .. pond water in gen about 40 to 45 degrees ..we do to all kind build material's get ice off .. also 12+ inches of covered Hay can take 2 feet hard frost out ground in 2- 4 days at even at 20 below ,, after pour water over Then started and run Dozers ..we deal with this all time in back woods N.H and Maine
@@adamsexcavatinglandmanagem7593 we get to 20-- 50 below those pads and even blade can crack or break ,, wet all down good is fasts way bring up Temp steel .. Fun fact winter if out camping or over night hunting ,,bring Hay after clearing spot lay Hay down cover with tarp then put tent over that
Gotta be scary sliding around on ice on a mountain top?
What an amazing freaking video. The snow just makes it epic! I hope we get more from you this winter season!
NH ice storm of 08. We did the same for our community. 14 days without the grid. No big thing son. Nice work!
BEST PLACE FOR SNOW IS ON CHRISTMAS CARDS!!!!
Ice storms are bad nothing can get a grip.
Pretty much anything with tire chains will move and alot less expensive than a dozer, Kind of surprised the electric company dont have them on their trucks.
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Good job boys did a great job on that road thank you for sharing this hugs
Not enough credit is ever given to the guys who get the lights turned back on.
Is that not given each and every time pay your power bill??? You act like they do this for free and dont charge you for power.These people get PAID big money and dont just go out to do this free of charge. Ask Adams to show you the bill paid for this service.
Try duck is rite, they do get paid well, but its still a dangerous job, and I'm glad they do it. We could name of thousands of professions that are difficult/dangerous/stressful/whatever, and try to compare the amount of negatives to the amount of pay,..but why waste the time? Lets just pat each other on the back and be thankful for what each other does. If we think one profession pay is a little bit too high,...then I suggest trying to get into that profession! lol. He is also rite about us getting paid to do this, we did get paid for our services, and this is something that was risky, was an emergency, and was somewhat of a "name your price" situation, yet that is not what we did. I did charge more than our usual hourly rate, but nothing outrageous, because if I did, we would never work for the electric department again, and I dont want that. Thats the free market at work, checks and balances. Plus, I pay an electric bill...I dont want to throw crazy expenses at a company that is going to turn rite around and pass it down the line to me and my fellow man. If everyone did that we would all be in terrible shape.
My last comment, This was so educational to show us what it takes and how all of you people take care of us when a storm hits and I for one am proud of all that choose to go out in that kind of weather to clear trees, roads, to fix the electric lines to help all of us. So proud of people like you making this video and the rest that helped.
And just think the Biden adminstration are telling all of us we must go all electric vehicles. So when storms like this hit there will be no way any electric vehicle would be able to do the job and with electricity out they would not be able to recharge any way.
I have been watching on you tube the (POW Ponder on Weather) site and he has been reporting the storms coming like this, Amazies me how he has hit what is going to happen before it does, I love watching vehicles being loaded up and always have since I was a kid. Thank you for this video and what a great job you have don.
Course sand or even kitty litter on the deck helps
Awesome job guys !
I always front load the dozer onto the deck so the blade acts as a counter weight on and on. Cuts down the pucker quite a bit. Love to see the up mountain drive when it's not snowy.
We always load it with the blade facing backwards just for the safety. We figure if something happens like the trailer getting off in the ditch due to someone running us off the road, and the blade hits a big tree or other large obstruction, its more likely to glance off it as opposed to hooking into it if it was facing forward. Same for other vehicles on the road, if someone was to hit the blade, we'd rather it glance off than peel the whole side of the vehicle open like a can opener lol. It would feel good to say the idiot driver would get what they deserve regardless, but you never know, even good drivers have accidents. Plus, if they were just simply idiots, they could have innocent kids in the vehicle, and we don't want them to have to pay for their parents idiocy lol.
Drift that dozer LOL
Shucks... you all sure talk funnie..
6 pm 71 here in nevada
Lot's of work ahead of you come spring time
My dad and uncles were all heavy equipment operators. I can remember them plowing roads just like you guys. People take for granted what you go through. God bless you.
I love driving in the snow.
That's only wet snow no big deal..
Wow great job 👍 always be safe
You guys did a nice safe job. Ice on a hard surface can be tricky with them dozers. You made a lot of folks thankful I'm sure. Nice video be safe.
Thank you!
To open a frozen door - pee on the hinges .................