One of the best backhoes ever built my Dad went to School and grew up with Joey Bamford in Staffoshire England when I was a kid I used to play at the plant wear they were built back then it was one of first with a cab awesome memories
If I hadn't have seen that I wouldn't have thought it were possible. At one point I was scared the operator was going down the slip face. He's worth double his weight in Gold.
The backhoe is the Swiss Army knife of heavy equipment It is capable of doing “ANY” job Not with the speed of job specific machines but it will complete the task I have done this type of work a number of times using a John Deere 410 and have dug across the road I just made in several places to install corrugated pipe for drainage (do that with a blade) I have always kept the bucket full to help with compaction as I go back and forth and also I open the front bucket to use the dozer blade Fill the back bucket with dirt and swing the boom to the side this allows the the machine to lean and the front bucket tilts like a dozer blade Nice work backhoe man !
For all the people saying, why didn't they use a bigger machine, well they properly would have if they had one. He is doing a great job in using a backhoe tractor, but the only thing I would have done is to push the freshly removed dirt and rock straight over the side, instead in front of the tractor, doubling or tripling the work.
he is using that dirt to create a new road base by filling in the holes and wash outs, tossing it over the side until that part is done would be a waste
I never used to think of backhoes doing jobs like this - I just always pictured them doin' nothing but diggin' holes, & shoveling dirt into trucks from a pile.
Making a goat trail into a passable road to make the villagers life better. Good video as always. I am oddly addicted to your videos. Thanks for that!!!
I was impressed by the operators GRADING & DOZING TECHNIQUE wile moving the material, they always kept the majority of the debris directly ahead of the direction of the doze to help back fill in any imperfections to the intended leveled grade ahead and always keeping the bucket loaded with debris to further back fill the finer imperfections to the grade on the 2nd an 3rd doze passes..
Many of your operators spend a lot of fuel and time pushing a bucket full of dirt when in fact they need to be filling, backing and dumping in a Y figure. By attacking a bank at a sharp angle instead of parallel, you allow the tractor to engage the dirt and then use the hydraulics to lift and fill the bucket. Done repeatedly it is much more efficient than pushing a gob of dirt ahead and then dumping it. The 4 way clam on the front bucket can be used to shave a bank to bring down loose material. By keeping a wider work area in front of you, there is more maneuvering room which allows for more efficient use of the machine. Once an area is dug out, back dragging with the bucket will smooth it very efficiently. All that being said your operators are working in very dangerous conditions with steep drop offs and must have nerves of steel.
Yes but it appears the operator is useing the same method a dozer would use. In my opinion this operator is doing it correctly because of how narrow the road is.
I think a tracked dozer would have been a better choice. The weight, power, and an adjustable pitch blade does a better job. But since these people have a tight budget, they do the best they can.
There was a preexisting roadway/path there. This job was basic moving material that had already been loosened. The rubber tire machine did just fine. A dozer would have worked too but there was no need. Wasn’t a huge job and there was no pioneering to be done. Cheers
I watched a guy terracing in Portugal, on the Douro River, he was a genius of an operator, I couldn’t see how he got the machine up there, until he was finished, then I watched him claw and lever that 20 tonne machine off that mountain, a genius.
It's almost idiotic to point out deficiencies of engineering and maintenance tools here. The 'road' went from ruined to useful, at least for while, which is the point. Nice!
I have 2 tips for you, my friend GET the passenger out of the cab. When you are leveling the ground keep the bucket part full it will help to keep the bucket down and not ride up so much
Good to watch a road being made on a bloody big hill ! ( and a long way down to the bottom ) , nice work with the little tractor , I`m thinking given the severe slope , this may be a very high maintenance road and will be prone to landslides ???
A catapillar dozer would have been a better idea. And if it's skills they were needing, perhaps the men should have collected up the rocks to built a retaining wall along the upper side of the road, instead of simply hanging around to get their 'five minutes' on camera. That would have been some skill worth seeing.
@@jdub229r probably thayar sponsored by china and you mite see the odd Chinese pepol making sore the work gets done , china has done this to a lot of countries and destroy other countries as well , just say no to china
Many years ago I worked at JCB at Rocester (It was the only factory then. It's still the World Headquarters) as an apprentice. At one time I was the 180 Assembly Line Trouble Shooter (The 180 is the degrees the back hoe will swing.) and it was part of my job to know how to test them and be able to fill in should a tester be off sick. So I have some idea how to operate the machines tho not these newer ones. I know that the backhoe controls work in X pattern whereas the ones I used to test were a + pattern. Your operation of the machine was excellent and you kept the front bucket more or less level (Difficult i know). Just one question:- did you back blade when you finished? Have you seen any vidios of the JCB Demonstration Team? If not it's worth finding them to look at. I'm not decrying your skills but those guys are a whole different ball game. Well, they have to be. Also, if you get chance take a look at a video of the Dancing Diggers. Worth a Look!
Watched from the Philippines September 4 2022 good job
JCB the best in the field!
One of the best backhoes ever built my Dad went to School and grew up with Joey Bamford in Staffoshire England when I was a kid I used to play at the plant wear they were built back then it was one of first with a cab awesome memories
Nice I love this work
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Work fascinates me , I could watch it all day . lol !
It is amazing what these talented Individuals can do with just a backhoe /loader !
👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏 Great work👏👏👏👏👏
Many many thanks
If I hadn't have seen that I wouldn't have thought it were possible. At one point I was scared the operator was going down the slip face. He's worth double his weight in Gold.
The best work colleagues
The backhoe is the Swiss Army knife of heavy equipment
It is capable of doing “ANY” job
Not with the speed of job specific machines but it will complete the task
I have done this type of work a number of times using a John Deere 410 and have dug across the road I just made in several places to install corrugated pipe for drainage (do that with a blade)
I have always kept the bucket full to help with compaction as I go back and forth and also I open the front bucket to use the dozer blade
Fill the back bucket with dirt and swing the boom to the side this allows the the machine to lean and the front bucket tilts like a dozer blade
Nice work backhoe man !
Goodjod to build up of new road godbless all
Jcb 👍👍
Very nice machine 👍 nice job cutting out too
Bulldozers made are road really pioneers. 🚜 👍🏼
Yes they do
Good work with the backhoe you work with what you have
Thanks 👍
A strangely satisfying video
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For all the people saying, why didn't they use a bigger machine, well they properly would have if they had one. He is doing a great job in using a backhoe tractor, but the only thing I would have done is to push the freshly removed dirt and rock straight over the side, instead in front of the tractor, doubling or tripling the work.
he is using that dirt to create a new road base by filling in the holes and wash outs, tossing it over the side until that part is done would be a waste
Good🌷🌷🌷
Thanks
Awesome video ✌️
Thanks ✌️
Its not exactly a D10, but I am impressed! That machine gets it done. Nice work!
Thank you very much!
Like seeing the progress👍
I never used to think of backhoes doing jobs like this - I just always pictured them doin' nothing but diggin' holes, & shoveling dirt into trucks from a pile.
I had a similar JCB, tremendous machine. Of course a bigger machine would do a better job but the versatily of this machine is huge.
Great video, 👍⚘⚘⚘
This guy knows how its done.
nice job.
❤😎👍
It will take time to see the end. It's long way to go, smart operator. Just be careful, it's dangerous, you may fall in cliff.
Muy buen video saludos abrazo grande desde Argentina
Excellent just using a backhoe
A landslide waiting to happen. The ´clue’ to what will become of this road comes at 20:48😳
Good job running the bucket!
Tierra mortera, la mejor tierra para cultivar.
Good luck with that road
This same thing happened in Big Sur, all they needed to fix it was 10 dozers 20 giant dump trucks 4 months and 2 million dollars.
Making a goat trail into a passable road to make the villagers life better. Good video as always. I am oddly addicted to your videos. Thanks for that!!!
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I was impressed by the operators GRADING & DOZING TECHNIQUE wile moving the material, they always kept the majority of the debris directly ahead of the direction of the doze to help back fill in any imperfections to the intended leveled grade ahead and always keeping the bucket loaded with debris to further back fill the finer imperfections to the grade on the 2nd an 3rd doze passes..
Good job. Stay safe my friend.
Thanks, you too!
Many of your operators spend a lot of fuel and time pushing a bucket full of dirt when in fact they need to be filling, backing and dumping in a Y figure. By attacking a bank at a sharp angle instead of parallel, you allow the tractor to engage the dirt and then use the hydraulics to lift and fill the bucket. Done repeatedly it is much more efficient than pushing a gob of dirt ahead and then dumping it. The 4 way clam on the front bucket can be used to shave a bank to bring down loose material. By keeping a wider work area in front of you, there is more maneuvering room which allows for more efficient use of the machine. Once an area is dug out, back dragging with the bucket will smooth it very efficiently.
All that being said your operators are working in very dangerous conditions with steep drop offs and must have nerves of steel.
Good info,
Yes but it appears the operator is useing the same method a dozer would use. In my opinion this operator is doing it correctly because of how narrow the road is.
been operateing in steep mountain roads in BC and the Yukon sine 1966 see a lot learned a lot and I would like that operator a crew nice to see
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Awesome job .....
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I think a tracked dozer would have been a better choice. The weight, power, and an adjustable pitch blade does a better job. But since these people have a tight budget, they do the best they can.
The JCB is more versatile tho, plus it can drive itself home , a Cat couldn’t
You are 100% correct.
Why cant a cat take it self home!
@@christophersansom7751 😈👽👽👽👽👽
There was a preexisting roadway/path there. This job was basic moving material that had already been loosened. The rubber tire machine did just fine. A dozer would have worked too but there was no need. Wasn’t a huge job and there was no pioneering to be done. Cheers
Just tickles me to see Einstein in the foreground 'Directing and Coaching' a man with skill
HE !! SEES !! A !! LOT !! BETTER !!! THAN !! THE !! TWIT !! IN !! THE !! TRACTOR !! CAN !!
Que legal essa maquina abrindo essa estrada no alto dessa grande montanha.
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Молодец тракторист видно с опытом . В России за копеешную работу наврятлеб тракторист работал бы в таких опасных местах.
This has me moving around on my seat as if I am driving myself . One wrong move and there's no recovery .
Looks so much fun
A cutting bucket makes a huge difference on what you can do with a backhoe
If you have the power to push, you can do anything.
I watched a guy terracing in Portugal, on the Douro River, he was a genius of an operator, I couldn’t see how he got the machine up there, until he was finished, then I watched him claw and lever that 20 tonne machine off that mountain, a genius.
Sea see you 2 were 2 we Wrs34 were
I like watching dirt being moved around
Máy xúc sang đất làm đường rất hay.
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Great skills my friend
One ment in the world 👏
It's almost idiotic to point out deficiencies of engineering and maintenance tools here. The 'road' went from ruined to useful, at least for while, which is the point. Nice!
Maybe, for a while, it's just that they can afford. I guess it's okay.
Yup.... After watching a number of your videos. You guys need a bull dozer and angle the blade. So it cuts into hillside and diverts off the edge
Would make the job so much faster for sure.
You have to work with what you can afford.
Beginning of this, the road eroded out due to to water erosion runoff if water bars were in place per slope grade this will not be happening.
Figure
Master PROFI number one! Great!
Wow, thanks!
@@DroneB uuiiooo
Горный село👍👍👍
nice😁
A dozer would have been better, backhoes are the jack of all trades when it comes to machines though!
They probably haven"t got one otherwise they would have used it.
@@peterwiremuormsby9383 It's called running what ya brung.
good operator.
Good JCB
cool job. enjoyable stuff
Much appreciated!
Sides of hill needs to be terraced in order not to keep falling down on to the road way during rains.
It's really good beginning but if you move it will be greatest for the people and the country
Buen trabajo ...felicitaciones es un buen operador
wiouirfw
How many weeks is this road meant to last? I mean, this looks like an area with heavy rainfall and the slope is darn steep
Almost every, by the end of the rainy season, we have to clean the road covered with landslide, and sometimes making new track.
That’s scary work. The ground does not look like it can stand up to motorized traffic, and if it’s raining the washout will lead to landslides.
I have 2 tips for you, my friend GET the passenger out of the cab. When you are leveling the ground keep the bucket part full it will help to keep the bucket down and not ride up so much
Thanks for the tips!
@@DroneB do you have ballast " water " in the rear tires?
Excelente..!!💪
اللهم صلي على محمد وال محمد
Pro that so easy in cool
Good to watch a road being made on a bloody big hill ! ( and a long way down to the bottom ) , nice work with the little tractor , I`m thinking given the severe slope , this may be a very high maintenance road and will be prone to landslides ???
Excelente trabalho
Skilled jcb driver
👍💪🏻💪🏻👌🏻👏👏
Quite the job for that little backhoe. Use what you got!
parabéns pelo vídeo amigo !!!
Nice content 🤝👍
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A catapillar dozer would have been a better idea. And if it's skills they were needing, perhaps the men should have collected up the rocks to built a retaining wall along the upper side of the road, instead of simply hanging around to get their 'five minutes' on camera. That would have been some skill worth seeing.
Very narrow road. There is no room for errors in that place.
i keep teling them to make the narrow road much wider
dee bowen bet they have limited funds in which to construct these farm roads, in the US, we'd flatten the whole mountain!
@@jdub229r probably thayar sponsored by china and you mite see the odd Chinese pepol making sore the work gets done , china has done this to a lot of countries and destroy other countries as well , just say no to china
@@DeeFPV, Are you going to pay for it? They do what they can afford. Smdh.
nice job my friend.very danger but somebody has to do it.i like it
Это какой-то монстр супер какая мощь .
Nice work, i just want to help you and let you know that im an operator too, i fix alot of Road erosion from rain here on our Forest.
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perfect operator
Enfin un vrai chauffeur de tracto
Inconcebible, se movieron muchas decenas de metro cúbicos de tierra que no se deberion mover!
Very risky job with a wheeled backhoe, which does not have the stability of a tracked machine. And i noticed its a long way down. Robert New Zealand.
respect!!!
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Great video and thanks for the longer video!
آخ که من میمیرم برای راهای کوهستانی.. کنار سینه کوه یه جدول درست کنید تا هر بار باران راه خراب نکنه... 👍🏻👍🏻
You were born for a jcb pleasure to see you working that machine
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Many years ago I worked at JCB at Rocester (It was the only factory then. It's still the World Headquarters) as an apprentice. At one time I was the 180 Assembly Line Trouble Shooter (The 180 is the degrees the back hoe will swing.) and it was part of my job to know how to test them and be able to fill in should a tester be off sick.
So I have some idea how to operate the machines tho not these newer ones. I know that the backhoe controls work in X pattern whereas the ones I used to test were a + pattern.
Your operation of the machine was excellent and you kept the front bucket more or less level (Difficult i know). Just one question:- did you back blade when you finished?
Have you seen any vidios of the JCB Demonstration Team? If not it's worth finding them to look at. I'm not decrying your skills but those guys are a whole different ball game. Well, they have to be. Also, if you get chance take a look at a video of the Dancing Diggers. Worth a Look!
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Good video..