Building a Road Through the Woods with John Deere 650
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ต.ค. 2020
- Just built a road on our family property with my John Deere 650 bulldozer in the Appalachian Mountains of North Carolina. This video was shot during the most beautiful time of year - Fall in the Blue Ridge Mountains. The bulldozer is a 1997 John Deere 650G with the forestry package. The winch which was included with forestry package has been a necessity for working in the mountainous terrain.
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what a great video. raw footage no music just the sound of a dozer we need more of this
Road pioneering, one of the joys of construction!
1,000 TIMES BETTER THAN DRONEB ANY DAY THIS SIDE OF ETERNITY! GLAD I FOUND THIS CHANNEL! THANX!
Enjoyed watching this.. done this a lot.. he knows what he's doing.. making every push count..!
Some good dozer operators in west Virginia that can build logging roads in the mountains. I really injoy watching logging roads being built and 5he smell of the fresh dirt being turned.
Beautiful John Deere Dozer. Love the sound of her.
Great job , those smaller dozers are great for steep slope work around trees. That's what my dad started me out on. At eight years old . I love doing that kind of work. Keeps you focused on doing the job right and safe!
No road
I would love to have a side xside and take my wife and explore those roads and those beautiful woods that would be so awesome
When I worked for the state forestry in GA I ran a dozer exactly like that. Late 90s JD 650. Absolutely my favorite machine
Great video. Love watching the dozer cut through the side hills. Beautiful scenery.
nice looking dirt
That little dozer is doing a great job, good operator not overloading the machine. Thumbs up.
Enjoyed the video, nice scenery too. Have always wanted to watch one make road thru mountains. Thanks for sharing.
I came across your channel by accident.
Was a logger in Washington for ten years running 17As D7s and jd 650s. They were great dozers and could go anywhere and get in any situation. Build lots of road just like you are doing. Lots of rock and ran into big huge solid rock too. Sometimes had to abandon and go lower a bit and use more dirt. And the decisions of going above a tree or below a tree depending on what your road was for etc. My boss had four jd650s and had to build new C-frames for all of them Because we would just the Hell our of them breaking rock. That and the small radiators made the older dozers tough to keep cool on the hit summer heat climbing steep hill's and skidding wood. Those were the only flaws we ever had were the :c-!frames and the overheating. Fun to run though. We had a guy stand one up on the winch one time. Going up a go back trail with a new guy in an area where it got real steep and crested on a big boulder were you had to idle and creep teetering on the rock until it got up high enough then it would fall forward and then you could go. Well the new guy tried to jump off and knocked the operators foot off the deccelerator and it stood the dozer straight up on the winch. Our winches had towers on them. Had to get another dozer to push it back on the tracks. Many stories like that. Was quite the experience to be in the woods logging building roads and skidding trees and running equipment. Wish I was still their. Well you have fun and be carefull. All it takes is one little mistake on that steep ground and you could get really hurt. Almost lost mine a time or two.
That is some good looking soil
That's freaking amazing! Looks like a blast
Saw this and looked super familiar. Then read your description. I am in Jackson County. Gotta love these mountains. Had fun watching this video, you should make some more! Well wishes, Tim
I love the mountains and grew up in the east coast in areas like that. Virginia and West Virginia.