hahahahahaha, thank you, that's right, that weight is insignificant to be able to move or tilt this truck, which does make you feel it and nothing little is amazing with the 7495 CAT shovel bucket. Greetings to you.
Yeah the foreman should of had a dozer fill the hole in the loader operator made. Yeah let suck water into the drive line cause we have no pumps at the moment.
Blew a hose on a scraper once and had to go under water to fit a new one, and then in for a swim to get rid of the oil that was on me, we were digging canals on the Gold Coast in Qld Australia so it was swimming weather.
Yes, it is really true, Rick, what you mention is a very strong and forced work for the machine, but it was an exception, there was no other, since that time the machine has never been exposed to these extreme works, thanks for your contribution a hug greetings
Dude, you gotta realize that they are company machines, they will just buy new ones when the old ones wear out and plus do you think the boss man who is making loads of money off them machines is gonna tell those guys to stop working
@@teamidris that boss man is making millions a month, I think he wouldn't care much about an expensive repair. but yes im on your side they should have better sense to run them in the water but like I said the boss man is who orders them to do it and sadly he gives 0 shits
@@wylieisnothere5062 Some make enough to stay afloat. Or Just some tax loss. -I used to go to a farm estate to fix their tractor. They bought a new combine every three years. It did two weeks work a year. *watched the bike vid :o)
There is a way to prevent water entering the axles. I’ve seen it in person using an air compressor and pressure regulator the axle housings are slightly pressurized which keeps the water out. Has been used underground for years when loaders are operating in water sumps. The one item that suffers the most is the drive shaft hangar bearing. That fills with water and needs frequent service. Worst thing is to forget to release pressure in axle before opening it up. I speak from experience, boy did I get soaked in oil. Lol
excellent @Kinghauler2012, from what you mention there is no doubt that you are so immersed in the subject, I really congratulate you, you are an expert in this, but you only know that time the Charger went to work in those conditions, until today More than 11 years have passed and that Charger is still moving, but your contribution will be very helpful if for some reason we were to charge again in these conditions, I am sure that I will share your valuable contribution with the mechanics, I thank you very much and I send you a hug.
You are absolutely right, my friend, if what you mentioned happens, the only thing that would remain is to pump the water in its entirety so that the mechanic can enter and correct the possible failure, thank you for your contribution.
Obviously they've never heard of a pump. $1 million dollar 797 truck partially submerged over the cost of a $5000 pump setup. I don't know, choice seems pretty easy for me to make.
Este es un banco bastante. explotado los operaradores ya conocen. el terreno si no sabes as la pregunta lo unico malo del operador fue que cargo el yucle de lado y el material mojado por eso se forso mas en despegar yo trabajo para CAT
Funny how everyone here is apparently a mechanic all of a sudden. A heavy equipment operator gets paid the big bucks to know what he is doing that’s why he’s there and you’re not.😂
It makes little difference if you think the equipment will be harmed or not by running in deep water. Because that is a harsh environment and somebody will write the check to fix or repair this down the road. When equipment has been abused it always breaks down at the most inopportune time. Ya, get ready.
Eso es una locura es joder los motores de las máquinas primero hay que desaguar si caen piedras no más normal que corten las ruedas quien a mandado a trabajar en esa condiciones no sabe lo que valen las máquinas
Menuda piscina, como para quedarte parado y tener que bajar de la máquina, tienes que salir nadando. ¿Porqué razón se tuvo que trabajar en esas condiciones tan anormales? Saludos
Gracias por tus saludos, sisi en verdad si abría sucedido alguna anomalía de falla en cualquiera de los sistemas de estos dos equipos, definitivamente tendríamos q salir nadando no avía otra alternativa, pero felizmente no sucedió así , este era el antiguo frente de la pala eléctrica, pero esa misma mañana el sistema de bombeo se malogró obligando a la pala eléctrica salir de esta zona, y por la premura de sacar el mineral ya q era el último día de cierre de mes y de cumplir la cuota de mineral solo faltaban unas cuantas toneladas para cumplir la cuota final el cargador 994 se programó para cumplir esta minúscula cuota, solo trabajo por unas pocas horas , luego se restableció el bombeo y horas más tarde se retornó a la normalidad y así se concluyo el turno felizmente sin novedades y desde esa fecha hasta el día de hoy nunca más se volvió a repetir esta escena, espero haber despejado tus dudas , saludos también
Only thing i can say is why the hell dont you buy a pump. Them are being abused and ruined for absolutely no reason and we wonder why stuff costs so much. Pretty obvious when you see how they treat the equipment
hahaha hello Carla, greetings to you, and your proposal is very good, eh, it's just that you almost never work like this, you worked that one time, you could say for an emergency, then pumps were installed and the water dried up and in this way he continued mining with the electric shovel that you see there, after that time, until today, he never worked in this way again. Ok I thank you for your comment, and she sent you a hug.
Здравствуйте, колхоз Сто лет не рос, Спасибо за комментарий, хотя этот грузовик старой модели и еще имеет механическую трансмиссию, поэтому он может заходить в воду, это не отговорка, что это хорошо, это точно не хорошо, вода превышает допустимые пределы, некоторые компоненты погрузчика и грузовика могли выйти из строя, но, слава богу, ничего не произошло и эти действия больше не повторялись, спасибо за просмотр моего видео, получите братское приветствие от этого скромного сервера из моей родной страны Перу
Я понимаю своего друга и рад, что кто-то из Российской Федерации видит мое видео, вы не знаете, мой друг, насколько я хотел бы узнать вашу страну и какое удовлетворение было бы работать там, очень сильная страна, я восхищаюсь ваша страна я восхищаюсь вашим президентом, который умеет делать вещи, поздравляем виртуальное объятие.
I guess this is one of those times you don’t want to set your bucket controls to float.
Oh you rascal...lol
Could afford 793 and 994 but couldn't afford a water pump 😩😩
Doesn't look like they need it.
Tommy Rahmawan. They are at the bottom of a mine! Where exactly are they going to pump it to.
@@nasa1985 the same place every other open pit mine does. Up and out. Even underground mines have to pump water up and out of them.
Well at least dust won't be a problem
@@leehilton9932 Wonder how many tires they destroy in a year.
Keeping the dust down.
Goodbye axle seals and wheel bearings
Fuck you
What the... a good pump is cheaper than the down time and parts to repair the axles, fan drives and everything else not meant to swim
You are absolutely right Dieseltekkie, um salute to you.
I love the fact that truck is having like 20 tons dumped on it and it doesnt even move a little lol
hahahahahaha, thank you, that's right, that weight is insignificant to be able to move or tilt this truck, which does make you feel it and nothing little is amazing with the 7495 CAT shovel bucket. Greetings to you.
I don’t think they are meant to be used as submarines
Reminds me of the time I worked an excavator in a quarry in Scotland, all the wheels on the adt,s were buried in water approximately 6ft deep
Fantastic video, A.A.!
WOW fantastic show!
Pit to mechanic hey i just blew a hyrdralic hose on the 994 it is in six feet of water looks like you will have to change it underwater.
STORMLORD70 Lmao
Yeah the foreman should of had a dozer fill the hole in the loader operator made. Yeah let suck water into the drive line cause we have no pumps at the moment.
Blew a hose on a scraper once and had to go under water to fit a new one, and then in for a swim to get rid of the oil that was on me, we were digging canals on the Gold Coast in Qld Australia so it was swimming weather.
Lmao
Bet that kept axles and transmission cool
Jejejeejejeje, yes and very cold
Impresionante, que cantidad de agua y las maquinas trabajando,muy bueno el video.
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This is extremely hard on machinery! When you see the fan moving water, thats to deep! Hope mechanics are Ready to check oil diff for water!
Yes, it is really true, Rick, what you mention is a very strong and forced work for the machine, but it was an exception, there was no other, since that time the machine has never been exposed to these extreme works, thanks for your contribution a hug greetings
:D great !!
good way to tear up equipment. You can see the fan is hitting the water. The radiator fan.
that radiator fan could survive a 12 gauge shotgun shell without so much as a shrug.
bueno eso puede traer consecuencia como la contaminación de aceite del del diferencial ya que le puede entrar agua por los mandos finales del 994
Noooooo, don’t do that, it wrecks them! :o Bulldozers have the sort of seals that survive being buried in mud for years. The wheeled machines don’t.
Dude, you gotta realize that they are company machines, they will just buy new ones when the old ones wear out and plus do you think the boss man who is making loads of money off them machines is gonna tell those guys to stop working
@@wylieisnothere5062 He might when he sees the bill for an epicyclic hub :o)
@@teamidris that boss man is making millions a month, I think he wouldn't care much about an expensive repair. but yes im on your side they should have better sense to run them in the water but like I said the boss man is who orders them to do it and sadly he gives 0 shits
@@wylieisnothere5062 Some make enough to stay afloat. Or Just some tax loss. -I used to go to a farm estate to fix their tractor. They bought a new combine every three years. It did two weeks work a year. *watched the bike vid :o)
Saludos desde España Córdoba
Saludos cordiales Manuel Martines, un abrazo fraterno.
♥.♥
Beautiful...Thanks...
You Gentlemen are Brutal 🤭
Thank you, a hug Champion
Hope the diff breathers are well up high !!!, shouldnt want to be paying for new diffs in that lot !!!
O bom é que não faz poeira...
That's quite deep. 6-7 feet I'd say as those tires are 13 feet tall and the water is just above center height of the wheel.
Chassis and wheels get very clean.
Yes, that is very clean
I've had days like that !!!! Lol
Nice job
Wow 😮😮
Couldn't have at least took that shovel and dug a sump..... everybody in charge of this project would be job shopping
You are right, thank you for your comment.
There is a way to prevent water entering the axles. I’ve seen it in person using an air compressor and pressure regulator the axle housings are slightly pressurized which keeps the water out. Has been used underground for years when loaders are operating in water sumps. The one item that suffers the most is the drive shaft hangar bearing. That fills with water and needs frequent service. Worst thing is to forget to release pressure in axle before opening it up. I speak from experience, boy did I get soaked in oil. Lol
excellent @Kinghauler2012, from what you mention there is no doubt that you are so immersed in the subject, I really congratulate you, you are an expert in this, but you only know that time the Charger went to work in those conditions, until today More than 11 years have passed and that Charger is still moving, but your contribution will be very helpful if for some reason we were to charge again in these conditions, I am sure that I will share your valuable contribution with the mechanics, I thank you very much and I send you a hug.
Not good fording water that deep with those machines...
Let’s see what this company can pay for when one of these trucks breaks down.At least the brakes will stay cool.
dust control !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Guess the guy in the office wearing a suit knows best
Been there.. done that.. loved it
No need for the water truck lol.
😯😯😯👏👏👏
You're kidding. 😂 What was in the JSA for this? "Floaties required as part of PPE"
Production boss needs flogging for this🤬
Que salvajes!
Now what happens if you get stuck in there🤣 there’s physically nothing bigger to pull it out🤣🤣
You are absolutely right, my friend, if what you mentioned happens, the only thing that would remain is to pump the water in its entirety so that the mechanic can enter and correct the possible failure, thank you for your contribution.
Calling coast guard with rescue boat😂
Dust control seems a tad overkill
So badass
Obviously they've never heard of a pump.
$1 million dollar 797 truck partially submerged over the cost of a $5000 pump setup.
I don't know, choice seems pretty easy for me to make.
3.5 million new when these models were made.
@@cat793cdumpy Meh.. just a drop in the bucket for a mine, literally. 🤣
Este es un banco bastante. explotado los operaradores ya conocen. el terreno si no sabes as la pregunta lo unico malo del operador fue que cargo el yucle de lado y el material mojado por eso se forso mas en despegar yo trabajo para CAT
Amazing
Gracias. Saludos desde Peru, Faruq Mohammed
Well this is the one of the best ways to shorten the life of these machines. Can't believe they are doing this. The dumper fan is churning water
Dust suppression system??😂😂😂😂💪👍
Jejejeeje, Saludos.
Самая красивая, мощная техника
Muck shift foreman : I know it was a bad idea letting the pump men have a day off
Hay que ser bien weon para trabajar con esas máquinas en el agua. Mal ahí el encargado
This should be a snowrunner mission
That equipment isn't meant for this type of abuse...must be nice to have that kinda doe....
Water is atleast 5 to 6ft deep
Good
Needs more dust suppression
Nice
Can’t they afford a pump
No
Looks fun
thanks Brad, best regards
Caterpillar rules the earth 🌍
Y los retenes de
Los diferenciales por los aires
Funny how everyone here is apparently a mechanic all of a sudden. A heavy equipment operator gets paid the big bucks to know what he is doing that’s why he’s there and you’re not.😂
Thank you very much Alpha M936. best regards from Peru
@@alejandroalvaes hey no problem, great video really cool seeing these machines in action. Greetings from California. 👍
This video does not do it justice. What's hard to realize is the depth of the water seen here. Incredible.
994. Tires are around 12' easy to gauge depth of water.
@@Deere2154D I mean for the average person not an equipment nerd
@@lizzard7473 not an equipment nerd I operate equipment
@@lizzard7473 in open pit mining lol
It makes little difference if you think the equipment will be harmed or not by running in deep water. Because that is a harsh environment and somebody will write the check to fix or repair this down the road. When equipment has been abused it always breaks down at the most inopportune time. Ya, get ready.
You are right for sure that if the equipment will have some consequences for working in the water, Thank you very much for your comment.
era para lavar las llantas 😂✌
행복이용소 컷트
Have they not heard of a pump
Wow luar biasa
진짜 꼭 한번 타보고 싶다
물론 모든 것이 가능합니다. 인사와 큰 포옹입니다.
اللهم صل وسلم على نبينا محمد وعلى آله وصحبه أجمعين ❤️
Never heard of Gorman Rupp obviously.
Expensive gamble
wtf?😮
Во злодеи, потом приедут, ребята чет доуконы побежали.
Это называется море по колено 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂
...сэкономили копейки,попали на миллион😎
Maen air asiik
You could go swimming on your break.
Al final se cargan algún motor
why don't they pump the water out
diggermitch1 d
keeps dust away, cleans trucks and keeps them cool...
TheSoloAsylum i use to work in the gold mines here in australia and my job was to make sure there was pumps in areas like this and they was running
Because they are stupid.
I worked at a mine where they were that stupid too.
Too dumb to use pumps.
В шахте такая же хрень, только заставляют ещё руду со шланга поливать. Иначе нахлобучат за нарушение правил ТБ.
Electric drive motors, underwater??
Is a Caterpillar 793 is a mechanic truck...
Soy profesor de equipos pesados en R D son mi makina de preferencia
Oh la lay
From indian
No video a month later when the bearings went out and all the wheels fell off?????????????
A veces es cierto
Super deep water
Eso es una locura es joder los motores de las máquinas primero hay que desaguar si caen piedras no más normal que corten las ruedas quien a mandado a trabajar en esa condiciones no sabe lo que valen las máquinas
Si saben lo que valen pero se le saca mas al material que a los fierros no por nada los tienen así trabajando
Menuda piscina, como para quedarte parado y tener que bajar de la máquina, tienes que salir nadando. ¿Porqué razón se tuvo que trabajar en esas condiciones tan anormales? Saludos
Gracias por tus saludos, sisi en verdad si abría sucedido alguna anomalía de falla en cualquiera de los sistemas de estos dos equipos, definitivamente tendríamos q salir nadando no avía otra alternativa, pero felizmente no sucedió así , este era el antiguo frente de la pala eléctrica, pero esa misma mañana el sistema de bombeo se malogró obligando a la pala eléctrica salir de esta zona, y por la premura de sacar el mineral ya q era el último día de cierre de mes y de cumplir la cuota de mineral solo faltaban unas cuantas toneladas para cumplir la cuota final el cargador 994 se programó para cumplir esta minúscula cuota, solo trabajo por unas pocas horas , luego se restableció el bombeo y horas más tarde se retornó a la normalidad y así se concluyo el turno felizmente sin novedades y desde esa fecha hasta el día de hoy nunca más se volvió a repetir esta escena, espero haber despejado tus dudas , saludos también
Hello sir
Hey it’s aquaman
Only thing i can say is why the hell dont you buy a pump. Them are being abused and ruined for absolutely no reason and we wonder why stuff costs so much. Pretty obvious when you see how they treat the equipment
You are absolutely right Aric Goetz, thank you very much for your comment, I sent you a virtual hug.
En una minería moderna y segura no se debería trabajar en estas condiciones.
Drill holes in the bucket. Lol
hahaha hello Carla, greetings to you, and your proposal is very good, eh, it's just that you almost never work like this, you worked that one time, you could say for an emergency, then pumps were installed and the water dried up and in this way he continued mining with the electric shovel that you see there, after that time, until today, he never worked in this way again.
Ok I thank you for your comment, and she sent you a hug.
Looks like this operation will be all washed up! and in more ways than one!
Quizás si
Ciekawe co powie operator, kruszarki jak wkleję to do wsypu
No hay pitwaters ??
А нельзя прокапать яму что бы вода ушла
Колёсным электродвигателям на грузовике пипец после водной процедуры...
Здравствуйте, колхоз Сто лет не рос, Спасибо за комментарий, хотя этот грузовик старой модели и еще имеет механическую трансмиссию, поэтому он может заходить в воду, это не отговорка, что это хорошо, это точно не хорошо, вода превышает допустимые пределы, некоторые компоненты погрузчика и грузовика могли выйти из строя, но, слава богу, ничего не произошло и эти действия больше не повторялись, спасибо за просмотр моего видео, получите братское приветствие от этого скромного сервера из моей родной страны Перу
@@alejandroalvaes Да уж, это не Нигерия в снегу, извините РФ...
Я понимаю своего друга и рад, что кто-то из Российской Федерации видит мое видео, вы не знаете, мой друг, насколько я хотел бы узнать вашу страну и какое удовлетворение было бы работать там, очень сильная страна, я восхищаюсь ваша страна я восхищаюсь вашим президентом, который умеет делать вещи, поздравляем виртуальное объятие.
@@alejandroalvaes лучше её сейчас не знать.... небезопасно.
@@user-kolhoz100let. ах ты козлина драная.
That dumper has probably seen better days
931, 933 loader 1 just blew a hydraulic line. Don't forget your floaties
Definitely don’t need a wash plant there
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