Nice job. I have some dozing experience but far from an expert. That was great to see. It looks to me like you got each part of the process done in 1 push so I take it this was about 2 hours work? something like that?
Naa not strict. Just trained well. Theres 2 types of paddock dumping, honeycomb and that type. I cant remember what its called atm. Its just staight lines, toe to toe.
All you can do is fill on the holes using the piles that surround the area. Dont take too much dirt from 1 particular area. Try and even it out the best you can. After that, teach the truckwits how to dump properly hahaha
It’s interesting to see this. I’m currently a window licker who is getting trained on the D10. When I was taught how to haul (only a year into mining, but spend 20 in construction supervision - so not brain dead 😂) we got told to drop our piles in between the ones behind to keep it tight, but seeing the sense this makes for flat topping, all we have been doing is causing problems for the dozer ops 😢 (clearly my trainer never operated other gear…)
Surely filling in the voids between loads and maximising block-tip space should be priority. You can’t tell me you couldn’t still flat top the cell if the truckies tip in the voids..
I got hacked and lost it all hahahah I never saved any of the final videos so now I have to edit the whole lot again. It's painful so I'll do it all again slowly 🐌 🤣
It's a feel thing. I feel the dozers' movements in my arse, the back of my legs, and my torso. When you feel the dozer lean left, right, forward, or back, you have to counteract the blade with them movements. The blade movements should be small increments, not big movements. Having at least 1/4 of the blade full of dirt is a must for final trim. An empty blade moves around too much, and dirt on the blade keeps it steady.
@@justdozing7727 thanks you’re videos helped me alot 🙏🏾🙏🏾 my favourite ones were pushing a tip head, pushing off digger bench those were mint 🔥🔥🔥 thanks again
I came here to see what a D10 actually sounds like, since Discovery's Gold Rush thinks we're too unintelligent to notice their shameless dubbing with fake noises of machines that they get wrong.
Haha If you dont know how to operate a dozer, it will take you months if not years to achieve a result like that. 90% of jobs are monotonous, perfecting them jobs and having pride in your work results in gratification.
Hello from california. Hey thanks man im an apprentice and this video made me look like i knew what i was doing. Keep up the good work brother.
Happy to help. Cheers from Australia🇦🇺
Never seen such a neat dump!
Good to see you back mate 👍
Good to see you back mate, thought your work found out 😂
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😂😂💀
Where ya been!?! I have missed your videos! Glad to see ya back
Got some good vids mate. Tops for those of us moving up to the dozer. Would love to see more uploads
Nice job. I have some dozing experience but far from an expert. That was great to see. It looks to me like you got each part of the process done in 1 push so I take it this was about 2 hours work? something like that?
Oh god no. At a guess I would day around 5-6 hours. Once you have a process, understand how dirt moves and how your dozer behaves, its quite easy.
I'll be honest, I have absolutely no idea what the fuck is going on
Of course you don’t pencil neck
They must be strict about how the trucks dump it there.
Were they 'line dumping' or 'paddock dumping'?
Naa not strict. Just trained well. Theres 2 types of paddock dumping, honeycomb and that type. I cant remember what its called atm. Its just staight lines, toe to toe.
How do you flat top when the dumps a mess like on a normal mine site lol
All you can do is fill on the holes using the piles that surround the area. Dont take too much dirt from 1 particular area. Try and even it out the best you can. After that, teach the truckwits how to dump properly hahaha
It’s interesting to see this. I’m currently a window licker who is getting trained on the D10. When I was taught how to haul (only a year into mining, but spend 20 in construction supervision - so not brain dead 😂) we got told to drop our piles in between the ones behind to keep it tight, but seeing the sense this makes for flat topping, all we have been doing is causing problems for the dozer ops 😢 (clearly my trainer never operated other gear…)
Surely filling in the voids between loads and maximising block-tip space should be priority. You can’t tell me you couldn’t still flat top the cell if the truckies tip in the voids..
auto blade much. tighter paddock dumps = less real estate and more production.
Miss ya buddy....come back
Hey mate, glad to see you back at it again, what happened to your other videos?
I got hacked and lost it all hahahah
I never saved any of the final videos so now I have to edit the whole lot again. It's painful so I'll do it all again slowly 🐌 🤣
@@justdozing7727 ahh boy, the joys of life....I thought the big boss found the channel and made ya shut it down😂
Hey bud do ya do any slot dozing if so chuck a vid up next time you do.
Yeh I do. I started the vids last week. I need to get a drone up there to. I'll start the editing real soon 👍
@@justdozing7727 awesome man good on ya . Great content
Hey bro how and what the trick to keep your blade traight final trimming.
It's a feel thing. I feel the dozers' movements in my arse, the back of my legs, and my torso.
When you feel the dozer lean left, right, forward, or back, you have to counteract the blade with them movements. The blade movements should be small increments, not big movements. Having at least 1/4 of the blade full of dirt is a must for final trim. An empty blade moves around too much, and dirt on the blade keeps it steady.
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Good video!
Cheers Nate. Appreciate it 🤙🏼
@@justdozing7727 impressive, and informational stuff in the big CAT!
Mate did you have other videos that were deleted off you’re channel?
Yeh, there were heaps. I am remaking them now. .. slowly
@@justdozing7727 thanks you’re videos helped me alot 🙏🏾🙏🏾 my favourite ones were pushing a tip head, pushing off digger bench those were mint 🔥🔥🔥 thanks again
No worries at all. I am half way through doing a slot pushing vid. Shouldnt take too long to finish
@@justdozing7727 it looks like you’re pushing WA red dirt 🤣🤣🤣
I came here to see what a D10 actually sounds like, since Discovery's Gold Rush thinks we're too unintelligent to notice their shameless dubbing with fake noises of machines that they get wrong.
What! No waaayyy!!!
Fuck sake
Not much expertise required for doing that, be kinda boring after the first day
Haha If you dont know how to operate a dozer, it will take you months if not years to achieve a result like that. 90% of jobs are monotonous, perfecting them jobs and having pride in your work results in gratification.
Says the guy that doesn't run one🙄
@@Dex01-Z_WingZero Been operating dozers since I left school in 1966 at 16 yrs, still doing it full time at 74.
Borring
🤣 *boring 🤣
@@justdozing7727obviously
Very nice