Turning Goat path to drivable hilly road with Jcb Backhoe
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 ม.ค. 2022
- Turning Goat path to drivable hilly road with Jcb Backhoe.
In the presented video of jcb backhoe loader, the jcb backhoe loader operator can be seen cutting hill and leveling a narrow and dangerous hilly road. The jcb backhoe loader operator has now moved to a safer place with a wide area to work on. The hill was full of sharp rocks which could damage the jcb backhoe loader's front bucket. This road is supposed to connect all the villagers' houses and farms and then end at a point where vehicles could be parked. The work was not highly budgeted so the road is not long but still the road will connect all the villagers with their farms so everyone's happy.
The presented video shows the skills and stunts of jcb backhoe loader operator from which jcb backhoe loader learners can learn jcb backhoe loader skills and stunts easily or learn jcb dozer skills and stunts easily. - ยานยนต์และพาหนะ
When I build roads I go down it first and karate chop all the rocks up Mr. Miyagi taught me that trick
Oh my god 😂 Surely next time we will try karate chopping the rocks too. You made my day. 😂😂
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Based on my 47 years building and rebuilding roads in the mountains of the Pacific Northwest of the US, this was nicely done with the available piece of equipment. A couple of thoughts I had (as my wife was standing behind me saying "you're retired now; you don't need to look at these things anymore") were that an occasional crossdrain would be nice (the road surface is naturally outsloped but eventual wheel ruts will trap rain runoff) and that drainage relief holes connected with those crossdrains punched into the outside berm would get water away from the roadbed and eliminate the sort of runoff rutting that can be seen in the "before" part of the video...other than that, it was a nice job...
I was wondering about that too seeing how the old road was washed away on some parts.
I have my wife telling me the same @ 80 yrs old , but I still own & operate my case , with clamshell bucket & extend a hoe & what a lot of operators don’t seam to think of , is they can cause the machine to tilt right or left to put angle to the road by where you carry the back hoe . AND yes he certainly should have put in some water exits of the road
The one thing I hate about the back hoe is the front bucket is the same width as the tires
what would be the best piece of equipment ?
@@psychiatry-is-eugenics i'm no operator but i think a Cat with an angle blade would have been handy.
Just imagine 100 plus years ago how most road clearing and leveling was done with shovels, rakes, pick-axes, sledge hammers, and mule pulled carts... it's a blessing to have motorized backhoe vehicles to easily do this road construction job nowadays.
Some parts of Mexico ,Centro and South America still the only way man labor
by hand. , But definitely equipment is the way to do it
And just think that some of the roads the Romans built over 2000 years ago still exist today, while modern roads and bridges are falling apart.
I love it how everybody says that “how they’ll do it and I would’ve done it better and blah blah blah blah blah” but it looks like this guy did just a fine job.
I'm a retired heavy equipment operator also and he did just fine as long as you get job done and are safe👍💯💯Great job great video I sure miss operating 😞
@David Greenberg, they say all this but yet they don't have any videos of them doing the job. Smh
Bro, everyone’s an expert on TH-cam! 😂
@@scottstufflebam518 😂😂😂😂👍👍👍👍👍👍
I quit listening to those keyboard warriors a long time ago. He did a fine job in my opinion
I've worked in construction most of my life and as a Landsurvor for over 30 years.
The guy did as good a job as I've seen . Especially with just one piece of equipment.
Job well done sir.
Agreed. Good job done with the available equipment.
Excellent work/skill. Road improvement is an understatement. Not this guy's first rodeo.
Nice job! That backhoe has a lot more digging power than I thought. I was thinking a track machine for that job with all the rocks.
Ger is correct without proper drainage and water cuts every 20 yards or so all the good work will be a waste of time the first heavy rain to fall will turn the track to a river and very mucky but he a good driver and drive every day in one of these jcb diggers, Aidan in Ireland.
I've been grading my own roads for 35 years after the rainy season. This is like a day at the office for me.
So you’ve spent the past 35 years doing this job, I’m sure your so tired and bored of seeing this stuff all day…. Nope you now watch videos of others doing it too in your spare time, what a life
I do that work every year on 6 ranches. I use a D6 and a 140G Cat. It's some hairy work in some locations.
I'd get cussed at for not making the roads wider but that's just the preference of the owner.
Good job with the JCB
Love how there’s alway some dude standing by to give advice and hand signals. Guess that dude is so over qualified he’s never asked to run the machine himself
I am an a heavy equipment operator and I would have opened that bucket up and used as a dozer blade in stead of closed bucket that is a clam shell bucket and it’s made to be used that way plus dozer blade set up is better for grading but he did do a good job and I would pushed down one side till end then come back the other side just say seems to make more sense or what else you can do with that style bucket I is do what he is doing but open bucket part way to all material to go out back side and now it’s leveling ground as lose material comes out
I feel the sameway that you stated. Doing land develope in Alaska since 1977.
I would have taken an English class and learned how to write a proper sentence.
You need to use punctuation
Whatever you say Buddy, 👌🏼👍🏼
@@slrs3908 more like 5 sentences
Who would not want to be outside doing what this guy is doing on such a beautiful day? Good job !!
A very good video especially because it shows the rocky, very narrow path before the operator even started his work.
Thank you .
Agreed! ❤
Glad you enjoyed it
No idea why this appeared in my recommendations. But I am here!
Thanks for being here ❤
The 3 kids running down the trail and looking back at the tractor really warmed my heart. It almost brought a tear to my eyes.......thanks for the video.
I just love these videos, makes me think about how technology and advancements have made us Americans not appreciate what we have.
My prayer to those of you who are reading this comment is that what d hopes will be fulfilled and successful in any case
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Good driver skill
They're not goats, they're kids! 😁
Cool video.
There is just something relaxing about watching heavy machinery do heavy machinery stuff.
Looks like it once was a road and gravel was put down.
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That road looks perfectly drivable. Leaving it in a challenging state will keep the city folk away.
No background music. Just pure hydraulics and diesel!
You can push a road with a Skid Steer so I wasn’t too shocked to see the Backhoe tackle the job. People underestimate the power of equipment sometimes.
Looks better than most city streets here in America.
Nice vidio 👍👍👍
¿Podremos, alguna vez, ver un trabajo de principio a fin?
Solo es cuestión de filmar y editar, en etapas, sin cortes, como quieran?
Pero ver cómo se inició y como quedó...
No es difícil y sí muy ilustrativo de vuestro gran trabajo.
#jrmotoniveladora #jRpatroleiro
No hicieron bien el trabajo,, la calle no quedo a nivel , osea si carros pasan por ahi y llevan carga es peligroso porque la calle no esta a nivel
Eso hay que hacerlo con el cazo de limpieza
Considering he's using a backhoe to get that result, he has pretty good skills.
Big ass heavy machine like that can be a pain to steer the direction you want to go.
I feel like a skid steer would be the way to go for something like this but that jcb does a good job
Nice video 👍👍👍🇵🇰🇵🇰🇵🇰
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awesome video
落石、崖崩れ、転落には気を付けてくださいね。
such a complete product....... and I love it
In Thailand it is called the buffalo path. ถนนควายเดิน
tres bon travail good job
Better to open bucket and use it to shift piles were you need them. Blade for forming you should cut drains saves the road in rain other wise good job. And nice machine a three way love to own one.😁🎥👍🇦🇺🦘
Here in the UK any digger that looks like that, regardless of manufacturer is called a JCB.
Same as in New Zealand, any skid steer regardless of make is a Bob cat, a carpet knife is always a standly knife, and any powered water craft is always a jetski!
Same goes in India too.. all such vehicle called as JCB
Interesting to know...here in the US they are generally called backhoe's, regardless of the brand...
@Grumpy Forester here is.....the American with his backhoe, was wondering when you was going to show up in your case backhoe! 🤣🤣
@@GrumpyForester A backhoe sounds like a cheap lady to me.
why is this so satisfying
I like JCB backhoes
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I can watch this all day 😂😂
Every person living in rural mountainous area should be able to afford one of this ✌🏻
Give them the money?
He repaired a major highway in no time!
Absolutely LOVED this!!!!!!! 😍
So glad!
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amazing machine...it can do the work of 100 men
A dozer would of help.. You work with what u got. The guy did a great job.
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Yeah, we get it. It's a JCB backhoe loader...
Maksud saya selamat malam mampir
good 잘봤습니다.
That's how Brisbane and Sydney was planned out.
They saw a goat track and said hey let's build a road here. Lol
Nice! What a difference.
Чел наверно не рад, что этого специалиста пригласил😂
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Really good video,keep it up and carry on.kudos 👍👍👍😎😎😎
Thanks, will do!
Great driver…. Nice job but had the best machine for the job 👏🏻👌🏻😀
Great job!
Hadir, nyimak kwan ya
4k looks good! 👍🏼😉
Good job.
Many many thanks
We built a road about a mile long with a Mahindra farm tractor.
Good 🙂
A goat path? How many goats do you have in that area? I'm accustomed to smaller paths for humans in the mountains. In fact, that one almost looked like it was already used by cars.
When it rains the road will become a creek . Pilling up fill on downhill side of road prevents it running off just send water down the road.
Look great place to visit the adventure...the mountain 🏔️🏔️🏔️ trip 💚❤️❤️
Here comes all the Mr.know-it-alls with there that's not how you do it im a pro Lol.
Actually it wasn’t a good job because the next rain fall is going to mess up that track again with all the material wasted he could have built it up put in a drain filled that drum up with dirt and compact it both wheel and drum compact you can do a lot with a backhoe
without the ability to angle the blade you can't outslope and inslope the running surface and end up with the same gullies after a few winters. Really need as small dozer to do this properly.
1:35 there's always that one guy
Thought this was a gold digging show
If you had one hooved animal to be I'd choose to be a mountain goat
Angled bucket/blade could be helpful for this job
So nice to finally see a video we're the guy doesn't have the motor screaming. Good job bud.
Glad you enjoyed
The vegetation and the situation is just similar to some mountaineous area in my country, Indonesia. If it's not Indonesia i believe it's within neighboring SE Asia countries.
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Good video 👍
Do that all day with my s250 skid steer bobcat. Good job
I'd call it "rural road maintenance".
I read the title as GOAT not Goat, and for 5 seconds wondered why they'd mess with such a great path... yep, I'm an idiot.
Lol. Happens to the best of us.
Well over a million views. I'm not the only one...
Anyone with enough skill can operate a backhoe to plow a road as you have shown. Now, understanding the erosion ruts and water drainage is very different.
The power of these machines is incredible!
It's all about torque.
When you have to use the rear brakes to steer.
Open the bucket and tilt and then push, it will grade and clear at same time without stopping and removing the spoils. Dam im out of lighter fluid
Great yoke the yellow jcb
@@padraig4530 that’s Moore the hure version what about the song about a jcb that went to number 1 in the uk his dad was from Tuam and Castlerea
what do the goats have to say about this?!
Your goats must like walking side by side.
Better than most Scottish roads!
This looks like some of the forest roads in NE Arizona in the Apache/Sitgreaves national Forest. They are marked numbered roads just never maintained except by the Quads that use them.
No swale, that road's gonna wash out at the first rain.
God job man!! Now i think you should install something to prevent from the water erosion your new Road.
Wow! So many views?! I've definitely found a good, new, channel to check out. I'd rather see a bulldozer or grader, but the quality is good and I'll enjoy watching. You're doing a great job. Crack on!
I think those kid had their best day in their life!
They were enjoying watching the backhoe work just like us.
Gotta a jaw bucket with teeth ! Hard to find one for a cat 420 .