Kind of a neat system they have for storing the boats out of harm's way every night! I suppose if you happen to have a big Cat, why not. Tks for the video.
This is what i don't understand about people, title says it's a bulldozer pulling a boat, thumbnail shows a bulldozer pulling a boat and the video is of.... A bulldozer pulling a boat, why have so many people given it a thumbs down? What makes someone click on this if they don't like bulldozers pulling boats?
It looks like the D10N will need to be sandblasted to remove the rust build up before it eats into the steel. Then freshwater wash to get rid of the salt. Then repaint.
I'm surprised at the fishermen using such an expensive piece of equipment just to do that job, I would have thought a smaller one would do it just as well. They use exactly the same method in the UK near where I used to live, but use far smaller machines for what looked to me about the same size boat.
Hmm, I can tell you one thing, those can rust just as quick as anything that is constantly in and out of salt water. Metal gets 'eaten' very quickly, even by the 'sea air' and even if it is 20+ years old, - (which it probably is), I should think it is worth about as much as one of those boats or even more. The EU have probably brought in some stupid law which says you can't use winches due to the length of the cable, - Health & Safety, and all the rubbish that goes with it.
WOW, that is real hard on a traditional wood boat, even with HMWP strips. I would like to see the re launch, as it looks to me that they are dragged above high tide
Anders Bertelsen we see the cable pulling the boat back in to the ocean. Is it anchored to the ocean floor with the contraption it was pulled up beside upon retrieval. I was waiting on another boat at sea to be pulling it
Because they can with a D10N ;-) No wharf/pier to offload fishing catch; and easier to do it on dry land into a truck; some have asked why not build a dock; i'm guessing whoever owns the boats decided its cheaper this way; i'm sure with what looks like a very large tidal change and the shallow angle of the shoreline, a very long, tall wharf, would be very expensive
Paul Kinkade not unique, happens all over the world. Boats have sacrificial plates on the keel. Dozer probably has a few zincs to help prevent corrosion.
Have you seen the mad max contraptions, they have on the beach at castle point, near Whakataki. In the North island? They're pretty insane and interesting.
Thomas Ancas. Presumably a used D10 is cheaper than a D7 because D10 is a Heavy duty dozer and expencive to move from job to job and nothing worth as used (scrap metal value) D7 is easy to resell.
Anthony w It is one of the last fishing villige on the Danish coast doing it This Way. (The shore Line is shifting by storms) The boats are reinforced to be able to do this. Presumably it was A cheaper Way to be able to fish from This location with No piers / harbour to do maintenance on. Earlyer they winched the boats in.. The D10 on the video was A used one and by now they have Purchased a New one..
By now the fishermen has got A New CAT. Same size. You might like to watch the following video though it is in Danish th-cam.com/video/4qUUnmUGmf0/w-d-xo.html
Mister Meener. This way of fishing is from the 19’th century and the cheapest way due to the erosion of the costal line. The boats has special undercarriage to be drawn in and out. If a harbour should be build it is the fishermen them self there has to pay for it. So to survive fishing this is the most cost efficiant way to do it from this particulare costline. This proffession is in fact like the dinosaurs.
"EU grant" lol EU took all our fishing territories away from Denmark, we used to be the largest fishing nation in EU but now there is only room for a few fishing boats compared to before 1972! The Spaniards and the Portugese are getting it all now. You should go investigate how much Ireland is making per useless sheep on their useless cliffs in EU grant each year or how much Olive oil the Greek are dumping for EU grant because they refuse to grow any other crops . THEN we can talk about the broken EU grant system....Sherlock!
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Can't believe the bow eye is that strong sand has a lot of friction
“LAND AHOY! Oh...wait....SEA AHOY!”
Awesome video 👍
Kind of a neat system they have for storing the boats out of harm's way every night! I suppose if you happen to have a big Cat, why not. Tks for the video.
A good job for the operator Budgy Australia cheers
in ten years they're gonna have a D6
Haha
Great way to keep the barnacles off the bottom.
FLORIDA LIFE great way to keep paint off the bottom 😂😂
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And nobody thought "gee, maybe we should build docking facilities"?
The cost of the dozer would pay for a pier, all by itself!
I would be more worried about ripping the stem out with such a powerful machine!
pulled by the keel not the stem
Look MA I caught a boat!!!
They must have a hell of a tidal swell to get those boats back in the water.
flat lands, so yes ...
@@erwanrivoalen8197 Not really. They just pull the boats back out with a winch.
For what that Cat cost, they could have built, I don't know, a dock or something.
Ohhh. She sounds dry
my recommendations 6 years later......ahoy matey
This is what i don't understand about people, title says it's a bulldozer pulling a boat, thumbnail shows a bulldozer pulling a boat and the video is of.... A bulldozer pulling a boat, why have so many people given it a thumbs down? What makes someone click on this if they don't like bulldozers pulling boats?
How did I end up here? Gotta get a job!
It looks like the D10N will need to be sandblasted to remove the rust build up before it eats into the steel. Then freshwater wash to get rid of the salt. Then repaint.
K K FYI the fishermen has bought A brand New CAT and the old one is just decomissioned.
The dozer is probably hired for pulling the boats out, then goes on to it's next job.
I'm surprised at the fishermen using such an expensive piece of equipment just to do that job, I would have thought a smaller one would do it just as well. They use exactly the same method in the UK near where I used to live, but use far smaller machines for what looked to me about the same size boat.
Hmm, I can tell you one thing, those can rust just as quick as anything that is constantly in and out of salt water. Metal gets 'eaten' very quickly, even by the 'sea air' and even if it is 20+ years old, - (which it probably is), I should think it is worth about as much as one of those boats or even more. The EU have probably brought in some stupid law which says you can't use winches due to the length of the cable, - Health & Safety, and all the rubbish that goes with it.
Christopher Lovelock e
salt water going to eat that D10
oh yes, in only twenty years they will have to repaint it.
hell yea you can see it has already taken a toll on it
Exactly what I thought. It's NOT about the paint you idiot.
All they gotta do is give it a bath with a powerful hose at the end of the day. Don't really even need soap, just strong water stream.
@@Beezlie727 right, because the salt water never gets into tight places and bearing seals never leak, add sand into the mix and that thing is doomed
WOW, that is real hard on a traditional wood boat, even with HMWP strips. I would like to see the re launch, as it looks to me that they are dragged above high tide
Steve Carlisle th-cam.com/video/kxOZgkgCtR8/w-d-xo.html
Anders Bertelsen we see the cable pulling the boat back in to the ocean. Is it anchored to the ocean floor with the contraption it was pulled up beside upon retrieval. I was waiting on another boat at sea to be pulling it
Anders Bertelsen thanks I just read your reply of the pulley down in another comment
Easy part... How do they put them back on the ocean?
the tide i would assume
Q chulada de maquinaria
how is that not damaging the rudder or the propeller. I know that the sand will give but still.
Very interesting
thats cool
I imagine their hulls are in good shape lol being drug by a dozer every day
Keeps them clean of barnacles, eh?
mike clitoris *dragged... *Mike litoris.. please try harder. Lol
This CAT eat huge amount of fuel! Salt water eat a dozer's chaines very fast - need to repair! Is not the construction of a pier cheaper?
Just found this video, why are they pulling the boats out?
Because they can with a D10N ;-) No wharf/pier to offload fishing catch; and easier to do it on dry land into a truck; some have asked why not build a dock; i'm guessing whoever owns the boats decided its cheaper this way; i'm sure with what looks like a very large tidal change and the shallow angle of the shoreline, a very long, tall wharf, would be very expensive
For crissakes lads, how about building a pier and a dock?
And just how do they get them back in the water?
They have A pulley in the water and then they also do this job with the CAT.
In the old days they just helped each other pushing them out and the tide did the rest (the ships' keels are made for it) just like viking ships.
Trebuchet gets 10 thumbs up!!!
Anders Bertelsen lm
Saves on slip fees never ever seen that
I would think that a pier would cost a lot less than a D10N and be a lot more practical, just sayin.
That is unique. How much damage do the boats take on their keel?
Paul Kinkade not unique, happens all over the world. Boats have sacrificial plates on the keel. Dozer probably has a few zincs to help prevent corrosion.
I did not know you could do that
Cool but why ?
how to sandblast the bottom of your boat everyday
In New Zealand we build trailers to bring boats up behind dozers
Have you seen the mad max contraptions, they have on the beach at castle point, near Whakataki. In the North island? They're pretty insane and interesting.
Are the boats, anchor seine netters?
ever heard of building a dock
A hydraulic winch is cheaper than a cat, must be gov. money. 1 mil for dozer ??
Contractor used it on a job but never came back for it.
John Davis hahaha it doesn’t look like they even waited long for them to come back.
Вот это да мощность двигателя###
A little bit of overkill, I'm sure a D7 could have done that okay. I guess you use a D10 when you really, really, really want to make sure!
The D10 has no value to Export when decimmissioned due to weight. (To expencive to ship to third world countries) D7 has export value.
Why not use a D 7 with a winch and keep the dozer out of the water? Oh yeah might need a helper when paying out the winch
Thomas Ancas. Presumably a used D10 is cheaper than a D7 because D10 is a Heavy duty dozer and expencive to move from job to job and nothing worth as used (scrap metal value)
D7 is easy to resell.
it's already wore out
Εδώ ένας σύγχρονος δυνοσαυρος κάνει κάτι πολύ δύσκολο
Damn im shocked it hasnt sunk down by the water
How do they get them back IN the water? Wait for the tide?
integr8er66 they have a winch out in the Water. The dozer just do as on This video.... draggig the boat out.
@@andersbertelsen9513 well I guess if you have a beach and no port....
The ? Is why do the drag them out of the water?
Anthony w It is one of the last fishing villige on the Danish coast doing it This Way. (The shore Line is shifting by storms) The boats are reinforced to be able to do this.
Presumably it was A cheaper Way to be able to fish from This location with No piers / harbour to do maintenance on.
Earlyer they winched the boats in..
The D10 on the video was A used one and by now they have Purchased a New one..
A D10 seems like overkill. Even a D7 should easily pull them out?
Better over than under in any case. They happen to have that dozer and it would be a shame not to use it.
facile !
Denmark, or Alabama? You decide.
As in New Zealand
The Kiwi way,
th-cam.com/video/xQgcR2-BI_E/w-d-xo.html
Bay cabel in wahter
My truck could of did that!
How do they get them back into the water? Push them with the blade?
Mike Schneider they have a snatch Block far out and steel wire so the Cat again puls the boat out so to speak.
dry dock I presume
By now the fishermen has got A New CAT. Same size.
You might like to watch the following video though it is in Danish
th-cam.com/video/4qUUnmUGmf0/w-d-xo.html
And the bottom of those boats??
ever heard of a tug boat??!!
Tugboats work only in the water my friend.
Wouldn't be easier to build a dock?
Mister Meener. This way of fishing is from the 19’th century and the cheapest way due to the erosion of the costal line.
The boats has special undercarriage to be drawn in and out.
If a harbour should be build it is the fishermen them self there has to pay for it. So to survive fishing this is the most cost efficiant way to do it from this particulare costline.
This proffession is in fact like the dinosaurs.
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no doubt paid with a EU grant and how do they get back in the sea a bit salty for the 10 to go wading in.
"EU grant" lol EU took all our fishing territories away from Denmark, we used to be the largest fishing nation in EU but now there is only room for a few fishing boats compared to before 1972! The Spaniards and the Portugese are getting it all now. You should go investigate how much Ireland is making per useless sheep on their useless cliffs in EU grant each year or how much Olive oil the Greek are dumping for EU grant because they refuse to grow any other crops . THEN we can talk about the broken EU grant system....Sherlock!
I would build a dolly
9p
Bulldozer's are cool not the most useful unless you operate a mine or dump
Dang 10 needs to be pushin shot rock in a Ky or WVa coal mines, not pullin boats up onto the beach, dang build a dock
Dang?
That is not a d10 that's a D8
Simon Small. Try to Google "Thorupstrand bulldozer".
Simon Small it's a D10
Did you see in the side where it says d10n? Its most deff a d10. I used to run one
It's clearly marked as a D10N, Simon. Use your full screen view and you can see it clearly.
There is a placard on the engine that reads D10N.