For the most part that’s all they get used for where I live. Very few articulated tractors are used on the farm in the Mississippi Delta. 99 percent of them are being used to precision level our land for irrigation.
Great video as always, Aaron! Nice to see you finally got to see some K-Tec scraper trains in action! Yes a single K-Tec 1233 scraper is 33 cu. yards heaped, and 19.7 cu. yards struck 💪
I worked for ames on and off for 27 yrs. In 15 states. Heavy highway, dams, railroad, mining, leach pads, bridges. Ames is the real deal believe that. Old school company. They dont play games. One the best companies i ever worked
Chinese workers are stronger than the biggest tractors. Almost all railroad in this country was built pre ww1, prior to heavy machinery. The official historical narrative is a sad joke.
Aaron, you and your crew do an amazing job with your vlogs. Every single one you guys just knock it out of the park. Great footage, information, tips, comical, and give us behind the scenes insight. The videos never do the pure size of the machines and rumble of the ground justice. I’ve always loved machines as a kid and after following you for 6 months this really made me want to turn it into a career. Having that much power at the control of your hands just breeds testosterone. Keep up the amazing work and hopefully someday get to cross paths!
The crazy part is, that on the north side of Houston like Cleveland area. The top 4 feet is sand like with pine roots. The roots go all the way till it hits hard clay. I hate doing work on the north side. Now Katy in the rice fields is nice and easy. Go south to Sugarland, and it gets a little harder. 45 south, you get into the gumbo. So, in Houston, depending on where you are at the soil, it can be so different.
Being built on the old community and sawmill site at Fostoria , Texas . At the turn of the previous century one of the largest sawmills in the south that turned out hundreds of thousands of board feet of pine lumber . That lumber made its way to Houston and other locations by this railroad that they are expanding. A lot of history at this site . Numerous people and families are buried nearby in the cemetery from this once thriving sawmill community. As the old saying goes “Time marches on “.
This is the true definition of earth moving. Massive project. Hyundai just did a site prep at least this large right outside Savannah for a new EV factory. Huge amount of earth moved.
Moving from North Carolina where I always saw self propelled scrapers to Mississippi where it was always articulated tractors and double pans was quite strange. Miles of highway projects would have a dozen tractors lined up like ants making their turns.
If you're ever in the PA area you should look up Groff Tractor & Equipment. They're formerly Pennsylvania's largest Case construction dealer and are now switching to Deere.
We going to see a watch me work episode of that 395 loading them trucks? If not it’s all good I just really want to see turner mining groups Hitachi 1200 loading trucks with sand I love that excavator and I want to see that thing working! Great video!
Been operating dozer for about 20 years. I know that kind of material it's a pain just to fill the truck ruts back with dozer, dozer man's worst nightmare
LMFAO. and the safety glasses you cant see out of because of the hardhat you HAVE to wear even though there is NO overhead work happening. BAHAHAHAHA. THE EPITOME OF SAFETY.
Fun fact, rail sorting/train building yards usually have a small hill in front of a series of switches so they can just slowly move a train forwards and the cars roll down the incline through the remotely operated switches and end up in the right train. It's known as a Humping yard, and you'll see train cars that say "DO NOT HUMP" on the side lmao It's also why train brakes fail open with no air pressure, the opposite of a semi truck
I believe this an intermodal yard. All intermodal equipment is 'do not hump'. If a train is at final destination there is no switching it will simply be stripped of trailers and containers and reloaded.
I always love the plug for hiring, I didn't see that when you were in Canada. And yet these same companies complain about how they can't find qualified people. I grew up on a farm and big equipment was kind of the norm, and yet I have not been able to find any full time work even with a knowledge of big equipment, and construction. So, really, who do they want to hire?
😎💯✌Thank You Very Much, An thats a huge project your working on just yeah graded it level an compact it real good solid man Ha!! Ha!!! Ha!!! ...Your safety meeting cool....
Why dont scrapers make longer shallower cuts by themselves instead of just shoving them into the ground as far as theyll go and needing a push dozer. Seems like it be more productive and less fuel and wear and tear on machines
Really is this necessary you take down more farmland or is this more cost efficient then tearing down old infrastructure I don't know most of the time in the cities there is a lot of wasted land you told me Aaron
Worked for Ames and love the culture. Awesome legit BIG company… except for the Reno division. I’m not sure corporate knows exactly what goes on there but that regions mgmt is a $$ wasting joke. No competent leadership. It’s a shame… IMHO
What does everybody have to do the flexi stretches every morning oh probably for carpal tunnel with running leevers we never have that option it was called get to work
Sorry Aaron had to give you this like on that one video on the short due to the fact people don't know how to dig with an excavator you do. 8in at the most with a full stroke enough to fill the bucket I can't stand seeing operator wannabes doing that if you dig a trench you don't want a fracture the ground too much it will cave in I don't know what they're teaching these young kids today and don't rub the trench too hard with your side slopes we are not in a sandbox when it comes to people working in trenches
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@fightingirish8584 there was a reropt by Freightwave 3 or 4 days ago that BNSF told city to drop the applications to annex property into city. Maybe they just want to stay County, city residents spoke up at meeting last week, they didn't want area to be annexed.
@@philipfleming3546 Not True. This is Cleveland Logistics Center just north of Houston Tx.. You are probably thinking about the one North of Dallas. The annex is done the work is going on all day every day here. I know because well... I drink my coffee and watch it daily,
Thank God you spoke up. Hopefully the companies and investors behind this project read your comment before they lose everything and have to give blowies in the back alley for something to eat.
Couldn't have said it more clearly myself. Idk why everyone doesn't ship everything through Amazon. My mom told me she ordered a 14 inch black dildo and it was there the next day. Much better than the trains and thier milk wrote.
You have absolutely no clue what you’re talking about. Rail is still the most efficient and economical method to move freight. There’s dozens and dozens of intermodal yards across the country that prove your ignorant comment wrong.
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It's always cool seeing Stieger being used outside of a farm
For the most part that’s all they get used for where I live. Very few articulated tractors are used on the farm in the Mississippi Delta. 99 percent of them are being used to precision level our land for irrigation.
Great video as always, Aaron! Nice to see you finally got to see some K-Tec scraper trains in action!
Yes a single K-Tec 1233 scraper is 33 cu. yards heaped, and 19.7 cu. yards struck 💪
Aaron thanks again for these informational videos. I graduate heavy equipment school in November 🤠🚜💯
I worked for ames on and off for 27 yrs. In 15 states. Heavy highway, dams, railroad, mining, leach pads, bridges. Ames is the real deal believe that. Old school company. They dont play games. One the best companies i ever worked
Are they union?
@@gregjames5070 they are union everywhere but denver colo
@@gregjames5070yes
Chinese workers are stronger than the biggest tractors. Almost all railroad in this country was built pre ww1, prior to heavy machinery. The official historical narrative is a sad joke.
My hometown. Welcome to Houston Aaron. Was waiting for this for a long time.
Aaron, you and your crew do an amazing job with your vlogs. Every single one you guys just knock it out of the park. Great footage, information, tips, comical, and give us behind the scenes insight. The videos never do the pure size of the machines and rumble of the ground justice. I’ve always loved machines as a kid and after following you for 6 months this really made me want to turn it into a career. Having that much power at the control of your hands just breeds testosterone. Keep up the amazing work and hopefully someday get to cross paths!
The crazy part is, that on the north side of Houston like Cleveland area. The top 4 feet is sand like with pine roots. The roots go all the way till it hits hard clay. I hate doing work on the north side. Now Katy in the rice fields is nice and easy. Go south to Sugarland, and it gets a little harder. 45 south, you get into the gumbo. So, in Houston, depending on where you are at the soil, it can be so different.
Being built on the old community and sawmill site at Fostoria , Texas . At the turn of the previous century one of the largest sawmills in the south that turned out hundreds of thousands of board feet of pine lumber . That lumber made its way to Houston and other locations by this railroad that they are expanding. A lot of history at this site . Numerous people and families are buried nearby in the cemetery from this once thriving sawmill community. As the old saying goes “Time marches on “.
The new Scout plant is going in at Blythewood SC and we have a couple PC1250 there with 9 HD605 trucks on the way. Around an 1800 acre jobsite.
That just helped me with some ideas for the job I'm doing now in AZ. Love your content!
Happy to hear that!!!
This is the true definition of earth moving. Massive project.
Hyundai just did a site prep at least this large right outside Savannah for a new EV factory. Huge amount of earth moved.
For instance, in the Houston we use tractor scrapers mostly. In Austin/San Antonio, it's 95% Cat self-propelled scrapers.
Moving from North Carolina where I always saw self propelled scrapers to Mississippi where it was always articulated tractors and double pans was quite strange. Miles of highway projects would have a dozen tractors lined up like ants making their turns.
I've been looking into scrapers for a while, and nowI finally found the explaination for struck and heaped bowl capacity.
If you're ever in the PA area you should look up Groff Tractor & Equipment. They're formerly Pennsylvania's largest Case construction dealer and are now switching to Deere.
We going to see a watch me work episode of that 395 loading them trucks? If not it’s all good I just really want to see turner mining groups Hitachi 1200 loading trucks with sand I love that excavator and I want to see that thing working! Great video!
Another great video, thank you Aaron and crew!
Been operating dozer for about 20 years. I know that kind of material it's a pain just to fill the truck ruts back with dozer, dozer man's worst nightmare
I’m so upset you were in Cleveland and I didn’t get to meet you, I live an hour north of there
Amazing teamwork and impressive display of how far humanity has come !
LMFAO. and the safety glasses you cant see out of because of the hardhat you HAVE to wear even though there is NO overhead work happening. BAHAHAHAHA. THE EPITOME OF SAFETY.
Run those stieger rigs with two 21 yard pans and will also add a 3rd 18 yard pan in the kaolin mines in Georgia
Yall head to bay Minette Alabama and check out the huge aluminum plant going in. First hot line in North America in 30+ years. Huge footprint
Down here in the MS delta a Case Steiger with 2 dirt pans is common place for land leveling fields.
4 million yards? Wow, that is a really looooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooong job site! 😁😁😁
We’ve been running tandem buckets in Mississippi doing ag land levelling for almost 50 years.
Fun fact, rail sorting/train building yards usually have a small hill in front of a series of switches so they can just slowly move a train forwards and the cars roll down the incline through the remotely operated switches and end up in the right train.
It's known as a Humping yard, and you'll see train cars that say "DO NOT HUMP" on the side lmao
It's also why train brakes fail open with no air pressure, the opposite of a semi truck
I believe this an intermodal yard. All intermodal equipment is 'do not hump'. If a train is at final destination there is no switching it will simply be stripped of trailers and containers and reloaded.
I would be nice to see a picture of what they are going to build to match up with the drone shots.
It’s a CASEIH not making anymore Steigers
Steiger is the model name of the wheeled tractors, like Quadtrac or Magnum. I know they're not the OG Steigers.
Beautiful footage.
Aaron the link for Ames is wrong in the description
I always love the plug for hiring, I didn't see that when you were in Canada. And yet these same companies complain about how they can't find qualified people. I grew up on a farm and big equipment was kind of the norm, and yet I have not been able to find any full time work even with a knowledge of big equipment, and construction. So, really, who do they want to hire?
😎💯✌Thank You Very Much, An thats a huge project your working on just yeah graded it level an compact it real good solid man Ha!! Ha!!! Ha!!! ...Your safety meeting cool....
It would be cool to go and do a video on a logging operation with tracked loaders , skidders and bunchers and processors
Why dont scrapers make longer shallower cuts by themselves instead of just shoving them into the ground as far as theyll go and needing a push dozer. Seems like it be more productive and less fuel and wear and tear on machines
Well when ya have to move 50,000 yards a day or more as we do at Ames construction its about production ..we only care about fill it quick and go
Sad to see a new machine like that has that much damage to the counterweight already
Big company for ya lol
Is it your machine?
So on the map , would green denote down to grade?
All that heavy equipment with operators adds up to about a million a second passed on to the consumer.
Really is this necessary you take down more farmland or is this more cost efficient then tearing down old infrastructure I don't know most of the time in the cities there is a lot of wasted land you told me Aaron
Cheaper to build outside city’s and less regulations
giant machines doing their jobs
I amazed that is the first time you've seen double pans
Worked for Ames and love the culture. Awesome legit BIG company… except for the Reno division. I’m not sure corporate knows exactly what goes on there but that regions mgmt is a $$ wasting joke. No competent leadership. It’s a shame… IMHO
The fuel bill for a day !
Nice content Arron
Takes oil to build a clean future , energy grid ? How long tell ev manufacturers understand that picture?
What part of Texas is this project?
I want the company registration link to work, please
Good job
Why are farm tractors used as scrapers?
What was the name Construction company
This is 10 minutes from me and I had no idea, arron Witt was in my own backyard on a project I had no idea existed, I'm ashamed.
What does everybody have to do the flexi stretches every morning oh probably for carpal tunnel with running leevers we never have that option it was called get to work
I thought that was gay too. That's what happens when women are put in management roles.
Proven to help and help prevent injury’s . Less injury’s means more work
Any opportunities for mining engineer?
I ran dozers for ames. Pushcats, finish. First with lath, ribbons ect, then trimble.
Nothing like CAT equipment
Pipeline with IBM?
Sorry Aaron had to give you this like on that one video on the short due to the fact people don't know how to dig with an excavator you do. 8in at the most with a full stroke enough to fill the bucket I can't stand seeing operator wannabes doing that if you dig a trench you don't want a fracture the ground too much it will cave in I don't know what they're teaching these young kids today and don't rub the trench too hard with your side slopes we are not in a sandbox when it comes to people working in trenches
you remark one thing majority of the machines are caterpillar brand
Hello everyone nice to meet you .I am from nepal.i am heavy equipment operator.i operator Jcb backhoe, Wheel loader, Excavator, Bubcat, ROAD ROLLER, Dumtruck 😊, Forklift etc bro
Its actually called a peterson push block. Designed only for pushing scrapers
I am excavator operator in India Company Name
I think Ronald Reagan is cute.
How about you first build a dependable inter-country rail system. Your track maintenance practices are substandard
Your graphics artist needs a class in the use of apostrophes.
First 🥇
fIrSt 😜
They canceled the project for now. Town residents don't want it.
Highly doubt that. They should have spoke up before the permits were approved.
@fightingirish8584 there was a reropt by Freightwave 3 or 4 days ago that BNSF told city to drop the applications to annex property into city. Maybe they just want to stay County, city residents spoke up at meeting last week, they didn't want area to be annexed.
@@philipfleming3546 Not True. This is Cleveland Logistics Center just north of Houston Tx.. You are probably thinking about the one North of Dallas. The annex is done the work is going on all day every day here. I know because well... I drink my coffee and watch it daily,
Too much audio and camera movement. This far - it causes nausea - seriously.
Remove the audio and re-upload.
clean your cam lens
you guys should not be wearing orange vests cause you easily blend in with the soil. Yellow ones should be better
Orange vests are a requirement on bnsf projects
Aaron railroad is way to not efficient it's kind of like a slow boat from China I don't know who's paying for this project but it ain't going to work
Thank God you spoke up. Hopefully the companies and investors behind this project read your comment before they lose everything and have to give blowies in the back alley for something to eat.
Do what? 😂😂😂😂🤡🤡
It takes six weeks just to move something 2000 miles cuz it keep doing the milk wrote thing stopping all the time
Couldn't have said it more clearly myself. Idk why everyone doesn't ship everything through Amazon. My mom told me she ordered a 14 inch black dildo and it was there the next day. Much better than the trains and thier milk wrote.
You have absolutely no clue what you’re talking about. Rail is still the most efficient and economical method to move freight. There’s dozens and dozens of intermodal yards across the country that prove your ignorant comment wrong.
Hello everyone nice to meet you .I am from nepal.i am heavy equipment operator.i operator Jcb backhoe, Wheel loader, Excavator, Bubcat, ROAD ROLLER, Dumtruck 😊, Forklift etc bro