The D155W was introduced in 1971 and was the first amphibious bulldozer, a development of the first radio-controlled bulldozer which was introduced in 1967. One went to Chernobyl in the late 1980s. I wonder how many of the early '70s ones are still going?
Holy hell i was expecting to see an operator with a aqualung sitting in the seat operating it until i spotted the guy with the controller. Dammed amazing...
I'm right there with you. Dubai is probably a huge customer, with their reclamation projects of the sand shaped development and others planned and some completed, and visible from space. The time below is way too long to dive a day's worth, but why is the controller operator walking. Hell I'd be in a swivel easy chair, sippin suds, and doing wheelies. The only thing close to this in the fun factor, ,is the John Deere 764 HSD (High Speed Dozer). The coolest thing about it, is not the ease, (although put a rookie in in the morning, and he's a star by lunch with the toys attached auto leveling via gps etc) so much than the fact that it no longer tears up your fine grading by turning. Off topic possibly but still relevant to cool dozers, and exclusive abilities. This thing has got to be busy making deep water docks in rich neighborhoods like on the Inter Coastal Waterway in Fl.
+decoysk Its Japanese, and if there was a better way to do it, they would. Recent history has learn us that Japanese are not crazy when it comes to engenering. There is a reason why they do it this way.
+jpsholland I agree with you the Japanese are marvels at engineering. just seems like a slow process. its hard enough pushing dirt on land but dealing with water also ?? just think a dredge would be more efficient !
These have been in use in Japan for a long time. I lived in Japan in the 70's along the coast near Zushi . There was an old guy who had one of these machines and he would drive it up and down the beach from town to town cleaning out these mooring areas for the local fishermen. It was a lot of fun to watch.
Lots of people are saying that this is too slow or the wrong way to do it, that dredging would be better. But Japan only has a limited number of dredgers available. After the tsunami they had hundreds of harbours this size to repair and nowhere near enough machines to do it. Especially since many of those dredgers were also wrecked by the tsunami. So they did what the Japanese often do: they got creative and adapted what they had to hand. I think these machines are another fantastic example of Japanese ingenuity.
Getting a sea monster vibe from these things 😳 the last part with it coming up from the water was very Godzilla, like fittingly for a Japanese machine, lol
Operator as a young kid playing with his RC car in the living room... his mom says: "is that all your ever going to do is play with remote control toys?" Kid: "yup, I sure am"
no doubt... a small 10" or even an 8" cutterhead... don't know why the trackhoes couldn't walk out there further before the dozers came in... looks real shallow
the Pacific Ocean: "no vehicle can drive underwater in the ocean! unless your a submarine!" Komatsu D155W: *"IM ABOUT TO END THIS OCEAN'S WHOLE CAREER"*
This seems extremely inefficient. Yes it is pretty cool but I can think of several different ways to accomplish that job faster, cheaper and better. Drag-lines and dredges come to mind right off the top of my head.
"How did that go again? Triangle, circle, cross, cross, square.. no, triangle, circle, square, square... dammit, I'll never get this cheat memorised..."
Nobody has a more dangerous and stupid job as me...says the in flight missile repairman! Japanese dude in the back... I'll see your job, and raise you a pair of underwater Bulldozer operators! Men, we have a winner.
This is incredibly cool but soooo much more stupid than cool. It's too slow and plus how long will that machine last in the saltwater? They have underwater vacuum things that make more sense or even a crane dredge would make more sense
When a hurricane rolls through an area and takes much of the beach out to sea they pay crews to come in with regular dozers and push sand back to shore. This happens often on tourist beaches in Florida. You get around a year out of the machine then it is so eat up with salt that they scrap it and buy a new one. Bilge pump dredgers will be ate up by the salt as well. Bilge pump dredges work well but there has to be a reason for doing it this way. Either they save time or money or the final product is better. I live on a tiny lake (see large pond) that filled up with silt from upstream construction. The contractor had pay to clean it out and the crew that did the work used tracked dump trucks and excavators.
These machines featured date back to the early 70's...they are VERY tough & durable....& efficient at what they do compared to using an excavator, dragline or crane dredge...
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because diesels and hydraulics are waterproof as it is.. alternate the cooling system and make the controls R/C seems much cheaper. plus theyre everywhere.
The D155W was introduced in 1971 and was the first amphibious bulldozer, a development of the first radio-controlled bulldozer which was introduced in 1967. One went to Chernobyl in the late 1980s. I wonder how many of the early '70s ones are still going?
What do you do for a living? I drive a damn bulldozer submarine now buy me a beer.
but, it's remote control, so is it really worth a beer? My 7 year old has remote control cars I don't buy him beers.. ;) lol 2:23 shows operator...
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@@bongwatermilkshake3001 you still have to know what your doing lol.
Holy hell i was expecting to see an operator with a aqualung sitting in the seat operating it until i spotted the guy with the controller. Dammed amazing...
I'm right there with you. Dubai is probably a huge customer, with their reclamation projects of the sand shaped development and others planned and some completed, and visible from space. The time below is way too long to dive a day's worth, but why is the controller operator walking. Hell I'd be in a swivel easy chair, sippin suds, and doing wheelies. The only thing close to this in the fun factor, ,is the John Deere 764 HSD (High Speed Dozer). The coolest thing about it, is not the ease, (although put a rookie in in the morning, and he's a star by lunch with the toys attached auto leveling via gps etc) so much than the fact that it no longer tears up your fine grading by turning. Off topic possibly but still relevant to cool dozers, and exclusive abilities.
This thing has got to be busy making deep water docks in rich neighborhoods like on the Inter Coastal Waterway in Fl.
😂 Muly fist impression too
at 4:01 to the back right rear of the machine it looks like a seal popped up to the surface and then submerged again ! what do you think ??
dude you are right!!
Only 35 of these machines were ever produces
way to slow ,,,,what happens if it stalls out under water !
+Emil Nygård ah ha >
+decoysk Its Japanese, and if there was a better way to do it, they would. Recent history has learn us that Japanese are not crazy when it comes to engenering. There is a reason why they do it this way.
+jpsholland I agree with you the Japanese are marvels at engineering. just seems like a slow process. its hard enough pushing dirt on land but dealing with water also ?? just think a dredge would be more efficient !
These have been in use in Japan for a long time. I lived in Japan in the 70's along the coast near Zushi . There was an old guy who had one of these machines and he would drive it up and down the beach from town to town cleaning out these mooring areas for the local fishermen. It was a lot of fun to watch.
Only 36 of these were ever made
What I'd give to operate one of these beasts or have the opportunity to witness them in action! Definitely the peak of Komatsu engineering.
Lots of people are saying that this is too slow or the wrong way to do it, that dredging would be better. But Japan only has a limited number of dredgers available. After the tsunami they had hundreds of harbours this size to repair and nowhere near enough machines to do it. Especially since many of those dredgers were also wrecked by the tsunami. So they did what the Japanese often do: they got creative and adapted what they had to hand. I think these machines are another fantastic example of Japanese ingenuity.
Bro these are nothing new. They were made in the 70s. It's not something they rigged together after the tsunami
Concept borrowed from WW2 era U.S tanks. Been around for decades.
Wonder if you can hear the backup alarm underwater? LOL
It was changed to a sonar signal to warn the fishies
Can probably hear it four miles
love how they are wearing hard hats. XD
bahaha... good one.. in case they fall in
I did this job for a while in the sea of Cortez. It's not a bad gig but it takes a long time to be able to hold your breath that long.
Lmao, bullshit, they're remote controlled.
+dozer1642 Ever heard of diving equipment?
@@THESNAKE8 It's called "dry humor".
Some of us got the joke...
It is 1968 that it was developed
I operate it by remote control
Getting a sea monster vibe from these things 😳 the last part with it coming up from the water was very Godzilla, like fittingly for a Japanese machine, lol
Kind of steampunk, like something Captain Nemo might have.
Only in Japan .What an outstanding idea
Oh you have an R/C car? That's cute.
i've never seen anything like this befor!
You need to get out to underwater construction sites more.
They need to do that in the Susquehanna river in central Pennsylvania.
Operator as a young kid playing with his RC car in the living room... his mom says: "is that all your ever going to do is play with remote control toys?"
Kid: "yup, I sure am"
There may be underwater cameras that allow the operator to watch the blade's loading.
You cant see down there so how do they know what they`re doing?
A dredge would be more suitable for the job, lol.
StormLaker1975 Go and rent one for them to use you bitch!
no doubt... a small 10" or even an 8" cutterhead... don't know why the trackhoes couldn't walk out there further before the dozers came in... looks real shallow
Storm Laker is mad
What a great idea. An expensive idea...but still a great one.
Why expensive?
is the engine air cooled
Probably.
i think is water cooled , like a marine engine.
Eloy Fernandez It was a joke of cause its water cooled it`s under water ! lol !
"Marco"......... "Polo"
😂😂😂
Someone needs to learn how to operate an excavator...
I hope the fuel cap is on tight.
only in Japan!
And then it breaks down under water ?????
stick a tow line on it & pull it out & onto dry land..not a problem...
the Pacific Ocean: "no vehicle can drive underwater in the ocean! unless your a submarine!"
Komatsu D155W: *"IM ABOUT TO END THIS OCEAN'S WHOLE CAREER"*
I bet they don't overheat.
これは凄い、
こういったものは、採算度外視で、公的支援を入れてでも開発成長して欲しいものだ。
Good stuff... I did watch a vid showing bulldozers working under water.
Just found out its Remote Controlled.
Nahuel Mariansky
yeah thats the hard workers sitting on the wall!
Rod Halstead LOL!!
ese things operated??? Remote or is there someone jammed in there???
fucking awsum job Komatsu!
This seems extremely inefficient. Yes it is pretty cool but I can think of several different ways to accomplish that job faster, cheaper and better. Drag-lines and dredges come to mind right off the top of my head.
Larry Poston Dragline is the proper tool, or extended reach excavator on flotation
Larry Poston Engineering an underwater bulldozer is also a lot of effort. Theres always a reason people do ridiculous shit like this.
Derrick Blackburn I agree.
Larry Poston probably too shallow
Derrick Blackburn yep, like being bored with 8 mil in the back pocket.......
Hollywood: "Okay, let's re-shoot Dante's Peake, only instead of a Suburban with a snorkel, we'll work in an underwater bulldozer. Hear me out..."
and I thought it was a pain to water proof my Electric R/C truck... Damm!
"How did that go again? Triangle, circle, cross, cross, square.. no, triangle, circle, square, square... dammit, I'll never get this cheat memorised..."
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Me-So what do you do for a living?
These guys-play with remote controlled dozers underwater
Me-yeah ok
Me after the vid-well son of a...
Nobody has a more dangerous and stupid job as me...says the in flight missile repairman!
Japanese dude in the back... I'll see your job, and raise you a pair of underwater Bulldozer operators!
Men, we have a winner.
I wonder how long it can run out of the water without overheating?? The cooling system must depend on the water surrounding it.
It would be a bitch to work on if it ran out of fuel whilst underwater or worse yet had a serious mechanical break down....
they call him...........SNORKY
I could make a fortune digging clams with that beast !
Looks ilike they are radio controlled. And this is in what whay better then barge with excovator on top?
D155W
開発は半世紀近く前の1968年。
その後需要の低迷により1993年に製造が中止。
津波復興支援に活躍。
I'd say it's a bitch to pick up your wind row.... wonder how many times a day they grease them ??
yes, but why? that is my only question why
This is not fun, this is disturbing. He doesn't even see what he plowing.
R2D2's bigger brother
Wow!! tractores totalmente sumergibles!!!!
how is this controlled? by remote control?
This is incredibly cool but soooo much more stupid than cool. It's too slow and plus how long will that machine last in the saltwater? They have underwater vacuum things that make more sense or even a crane dredge would make more sense
When a hurricane rolls through an area and takes much of the beach out to sea they pay crews to come in with regular dozers and push sand back to shore. This happens often on tourist beaches in Florida. You get around a year out of the machine then it is so eat up with salt that they scrap it and buy a new one. Bilge pump dredgers will be ate up by the salt as well.
Bilge pump dredges work well but there has to be a reason for doing it this way. Either they save time or money or the final product is better. I live on a tiny lake (see large pond) that filled up with silt from upstream construction. The contractor had pay to clean it out and the crew that did the work used tracked dump trucks and excavators.
These machines featured date back to the early 70's...they are VERY tough & durable....& efficient at what they do compared to using an excavator, dragline or crane dredge...
The machine is really cool, but the process they are doing is inefficient. You need a dredge.
Thomas D Harrell How do you know what and how they were doing!
The internet is so full of miserable shithouses like you!
Jesus!
Dredge is expensive & logistically clumbersome & inefficient
How does the operator hold their breath so long? 👀🤔
My ass thought the operator is under there also lmao
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So is there someone inside or is it remote controlled? That would be claustrophobic as fuck if you have to work in that thing
こういう作業は普通浚渫船がやると思うけど、たぶん浚渫船が接岸して土砂を荷揚げできる設備のない小さい漁港や一面に浅く埋まりすぎている場所では有効なんだろうね。
えw何これｗｗｗｗすごすぎる。Komatsu好きになった
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Murdika
Im pretty sure they didnt forget the wiper blades
Hahahhahaha
miren los choferes sentados en el semento y controlando la comatsu con control
because diesels and hydraulics are waterproof as it is.. alternate the cooling system and make the controls R/C seems much cheaper. plus theyre everywhere.
Some underwater shots be nice,Japan ain't worried about the epa
seems like it would contaminate the water if there were to be a fuel or hydrolic leak
what if it tips over? 😂
It would be more efficient to have someone in scuba gear operating it
Dude these things r awesome😱💯 i want one🤣
buldozer per lavori subacquei ,ottimo non li avevo mai visti prima ......dove stanno in giappone
How is that EVEN POSABLE
I remember seeing these in a book i had when i was just a little kid.
Estoy con lo que dice Larry Eso es en extremo costoso e ineficiente Mejor seria una dragalina ,o una dragon Ellicot
does it come with sonar, and a fishing pole holder?
A wystarczyło zrobić tylko poglebiarke zamiast podwodnych spychaczy 😂😂
Wow! What a cool Machinery?... I like it!
China Mieville's "Covehithe" from 2:09
how does the operator hold his breath? ha ha ha aren't they remote controlled? I didn't see any operator station....I will look again
look at 2:09 there is 2 operators
Coolest thing I've seen all week!
Its like something from the mind of Dr Seuss but real.
Seems like a dragline or clamshell would be more productive here.
Nice would that work for gold dredging
How do they know what they’re doing underwater? Are there cameras fitted?
I doubt there's cameras - you wouldn't be able to see anything with all the silt being stirred up.
Skilled operators I guess.
Wonder what happens when they run it out of diesel. Doh.
I’d guess a cubic yard a minute tops. But mob-demob damned cheap. Rare ground that a crawler can work underwater.
Probably couldn’t see shit.
Since the tsunami, they've never been busier...all 5 remaining machines were fully restored & rebuilt...very efficient dozers...
que es lo que aparece en el mininuto 3:57
need to put them in 2nd gear
They are dredging the entrance making it deeper.
alguem sabe oque é isso!!!?
all that changed when the fire nation attacked....
What does that have to do with this?
they used em at pearl harbour
I want this job so bad! :O
How do the operators hold their breath for so long??
+SMGJohn Lighten up, John, it was just a joke... : )
Looks like a very in-officiant use of fuel
I’m sure we could give you a shovel to do it with instead…. What’s your better way?
where is it? donde es?
KOMATSUすげぇ…！！！
ところでこれってリモコンなんですかね？リモコンだった場合、何も見えないのに作業できるってスゴイ事だし、乗って作業するなら、それはそれでスゴイ！！
いずれにしてもスゴイ（笑）
リモートコントロールで、水中カメラが必要です。