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Jeez - My Palms are Sweaty! I just watched a Jeep Roll off there - Not my idea of "Fun" 😁

Rock. Big rock.

This is like ASMR I wonder if that bulldozer driver got his or her dream job. I mean did he or she think that one day he or she would be doing this. This person deserves a higher salary that any politician.

It would suck to be on the receiving end of that Boulder!!!☢️

Humans causing nature destruction for their own selfish fun

How humbling to watch man and machine toiling so hard and long to do what natural does so easily and in a moment. Kudos to all those that keep these trails safe and passable.

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Sad there are a bunch of queen bait hikers on that off-road trail that think they know something about hiking. Total posers probably from fruit loop california.

Wonder if that guy belongs to Operating Engineers Local No 9?

Money makes them do it, still gotta be brave.

Great video of the operators talent.

I make and clear these rds in the adrondick mountains, D-9 and D-8 and it's crazy sometimes definitely if it starts raining or snowing

I thought all that beeping was for swear words of the driver.

Balls of steel. Respect to the crews who took on the challenge and risks 🙏👊

Can you imagine in the 19th century taking a team of mules up that trail?

Thanks for this video! It adds to the already great evidence I stumbled across earlier… those of you who are familiar with this trails’ infamous reputation probably have seen the very scary Jeep video where a gal & her two pups rolled off the pass a couple of years ago, leaving the 22 year-old gal paralyzed (thankfully recovering). After seeing it, I decided my life is exciting enough so I won’t be taking my new Jeep to out Colorado this summer until I know WTH I’m doing. Sure, I’ve 4-wheeled in mud & rock in S. Illinois, Minnesota, Missouri, Arkansas, etc … but that mountain pass looks very (technically) difficult to try without local help & “some” (ha ha) mountain 4-wheeling experience. I’ve got zip.

Just use an excavator! Sheesh. Wtf is a dozer gonna do on that job

Good job !

I admire heavy equipment operators more than part-time operation of 4x4 vehicles. I'd rather try Black Bear Pass on a 300 cc dirt bike. I have +65K odometer miles on sub-alpine rides.

Great now its on the other trail

Would loved to see the boulder go down from multiple views.

amazing job! kudos to you!

The State of Colorado is absolutely insane for encouraging this sort of activity...period. Yes, I expect feed back. There are absolutely thrill seekers, I get that but...for a government entity to facilitate murder to justify the satisfaction of relatively small percent of the population is insane & criminal.

Now that was cool

How would you turn that dozer around to go back down? Do you have to back all the way?

Well , No !

Amazing footage!

He's on the road and it looks like soil judging by the berm he's got built up in front of the blade. So he's not on a side hill, nor solid rock. He should have taken his foot off the deccelerator, shoved that berm further forward and knocked that thing out of the way in about 30 seconds. I spent 30 years building logging roads and skid trails and there are definitely places to idle and pick your way through. That didn't look like one of them.

That was fun

sixty years ago when we were kids we used to push boulders off the mountainside into the valley. They were not quite that big. When one just missed my Dad’s Cabin we quit. 🥴🙃😊

This is daily traffic in the Himalayas.

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Bro just leave the mountain the way nature had it.

The operator has the right stuff.

He's like "phhh who needs a jeep"

That must have been one long ride!

And the jeepsters think they are hot shit because they drive here.

Operator with patience and a lot of skill, well done.

Tear the dozer, this model is not intended for such work

I feel sorry for anyone who is walking around under that construction. I'm sure they probably made sure there was no one below that boulder right ?

Does anybody know why the road was made

Damn, getting that heavy equipment up there.

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THANKSGIVING

I Jeep this trail several times each year and all i can think about is how they did it, can you imagine the size of the balls on the guys who made these tails!

This was very satisfying:) thank you:)

"Y'all don't have to be crazy to drive the Black bear Road, but it helps . . . ."

I think I would have drilled and blasted that into smaller pieces. Knock a corner out of the bottom and let gravity do the rest. Why risk a skilled man and a dozer when the boom sticks are available?

“This must be the shortcut road Kuboske’s a talkin’ about!” 😂