To rescue the machine in the best way, you need to dig a deep hole next to the machine so that the water can flow down there and then take all the sand out of the machine, you can pull the machine up more easily.
I'm an engineer, and guided a huge project once in Sri Lanka. They are Indians, but "Islanders" more or less. First day, we were craning out a huge million dollar heidelberg press I sent from America, and I had like 12 telling the operator, UP, DOWN, OVER STOP STOP STOP NO NO START START. I screamed, "STOp" (Everything got silent) I walked over to the Sri Lankan engineer who hired me and I said, "I can be in charge, or they, or you, can be in charge. I don't care. But I'm NOT RESPONSIBLE if i'm not in charge. Someone, is going to DIE! ONLY I! Give directions to the crane operator, ONLY ME!. Then I heard him speaking to everyone in Sinhala, and everything was fine. I got them tuned up, and doing quite well, a few days lager they were moving a section in, I took a break, it was 125 degrees, and I heard SCREAMING. i came running, and one of the presses was precariously having fallen against the building block wall, and ready to tumble. First thing I did, was scream SILENce everyone quiet! Translator repeats me. And everyone sits down, and watches me, I sit down, and just had to study the situation, any wrong move, the machine falls, the building might could come down. And inch by incy, we uprighted it. But it seems like that is how it is done across Asia, everyone is in charge, and nobody has any idea what they are doing.
This isn't an insult, THEY GET IT DONE.... but it is not the right way to get it done. And I don't critize other cultures much, because I live among them all over the world and I tend to respect their ways, even though they are not mine. But in the case we are discussing, I am NOT in any agreement to such behavior as a solution.
@@BEDBUGSEPPY Well, you are somewhat conflating what I said. If we are truly talking "culture" which can cover a lot of things, I wouldn't necessarily say that many unsafe things are necessarily "culture" but maybe more lack of education. But some things such as wearing "flip flops" and such, I get tired of the thousands of comments about that. It is 125 degrees fahrenheit or at minimum over 100 . (I of course wear work boots, but I don't ever wear flip flops regardless.) I've NEVER seen one of them injure their feet. You could GIVE them expensive leather boots and they wouldn't wear em. But standing under a heavy load, in the line of a cable under force, lots of those examples are nothing short of lack of education. But what is really sad, is the value of life in Asia. (Trust me, it's not much. You are just 1 of billions, and easily replaced.) So you see employers, and them doing unbelievably dangerous things, that is very unfortunate. But if they DIDN'T, they would be without work. Starving destitute people in Asia? let me tell you, where it starts, there jsut simply is no end. A complete fight for survival. (And they could care less how "we do it," that is just ignorant to even mention to them. 1) They probably already know. but 2) if you watch and listen, you'll find out why they do something opposite, and most of the time the reasoning is EXCELLENT. (My Asian wife walks BEHIND me, and it has nothing to do with misogyny or chauvinism.) And actually, it has to do with safety in a round about way. I actually could never go back to doing things the Western way in many everyday things. But you WILL get me to agree, on educating them on basic, and important safety practices. I don't allow any of it on my job sites. But they aren't required to wear boots or hard hats, or leathers when welding if they want to wear a swim trunk and go barefoot, thats up to them. (I would force a hard hat only in very distinct jobs, where getting a head injury was VERY HIGH, verses maybe only a 1 out, random, out of the blue accident possibility.
I'm amazed they did not drain the water out and then check all the fluids make sure there's no water in the oil or the engine air cleaner and start the darn thing up and then pull it out and then pack in the dirt behind it with a nice slope would have made the job a lot easier I'm amazing the chain or cable did not break and kill somebody.
Such things never happen in the US or Europe. The drivers of excavators that end up stuck in a mud hole obviously have no training in how to drive such machines.
As an ex-Caterpillar and Komatsu sales guy I cringed the whole way through this. Incredible how many bad practices and safety standards they broke. And clear to see the value of well-made gear - this stuff looks like made of TIN. but at 33:20 - gushing hydraulic oil from raising the blade by force - wow. and sitting watching - where you could be cut in half - - not-so-smart-fella's but I could not believe they all stood beside the 320 SHAKING the cable - with the CARBODY of the excavator. Like - Oh My God - and all the while - the dozer's tracks still locked. (I guess getting the engine restarted once dry - - was still impossible? Better to risk cutting a few guys in half? Entertaining...) And they never did get the tracks unlocked - they just moved the site - around the dozer and drug it out.
Yeah and I think idiots like that working there a swamp or a river? I need their head examined I need to learn where to work where they're not going to drive over a cavern of water and drop into it
You can't take them out of gear. The drive cog for the track has a planetary gear on the shaft. The only way to free run the tracks is to remove the planetary gear assembly. The machine has to be on dry land and jacked up to do that.
You can't do that with heavy machinery. It uses planetary gearing. Those giant dump trucks use planetary gearing too. You can only drive a planetary gear assembly from the shaft. It won't free run. The only thing you can do on site is to remove the planetary gear assembly. That has to be done on dry land and the machine has to be jacked up.
Ohh really. I\I am a Photographer And a few months ago I was on a new construction site looking for unique shots I stepped onto what looked like somewhat solid ground NOPE Almost like quicksand Sunk up to my Knees and if it where not for the solid ground that I just stepped off of Who knows what issues I would have had
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I love to watch the guy in the pink shirt! Both units are pushing and pulling for all their worth and he stands there waving them on like they need his instructions.
@@repentandbelieveinJesusChrist3 Nothing to repent from but sick evil men of religion cults. Sin only exists in the evil hearts of men that want you to believe sin exists. Love is the way and nothing else! I rebuke YOU in the name of love. lol!
This was not as fun to watch as I expected. I agree with the things other commenters said. GREASE the excavator pivot pins! Put the tracks in neutral. Tie the blade up, it was acting as an anchor. The dozer guy finally got that right ideal. The dozer operator dug into the sand often, but did not get stuck. It makes you wonder what colossal negligence it took to get it stuck so bad in the first place. They never tried to start it after it was out of the muck, was the engine destroyed?; seems likely. ALOT of work and I wonder who paid? Any disaster is caused by a chain of bad decisions, break any link in the chain and the accident does not happen! I got fired because I lost a new shovel on a job laying underground cable. What will happen to this guy? OH, and I am still have memory issues.
You rightly on the point sir! That's also my thoughts. It must be in neutral to rolling. And of course it must be blade up. What a disastrous command they have!
when we get stuck in USA we dig around it like you did but get to the side of the dozer and take track hole bucket and grab the side of dozer blade and pull it around where the blade is facing out of the hole and get in front of dozer and pull it out with track hole bucket
In the third world, it is not a big deal, they are easily replaced and no one is getting sued or fined. They do not care about safety, that is why no one has a hard hat and everyone is wearing flip flops at the construction site.
Their language doesn't have a sufficient range of words to adequately figure it out, they can see it in their "minds eye" but it somehow just gets lost in translation, whatever you do, don't ask them if the chicken came before the egg or the other way around, or they will probably end up sitting in a corner plaiting their own shit in despair while intermittently laughing, kicking and farting all at the same time 🥵😂
It would be interesting to know exactly what kind of road bed or building foundation they intend to build on top of this muck. I'm sure it's well engineered.
Looks like boeung kak lake in phnom penh Cambodia to me, going by the khmer in the video. They filled it with dredged sand in 2010 ish to make way for large Chinese developers.
I just can’t believe that nobody has thought about putting the transmission in neutral on the dozer that’s stuck. Heavy equipment and vehicles move a lot easier, if the transmission is in neutral.
I guess it must be an etiquette not to check another driver's mistakes but I sure as hell would have jumped in that cab and make sure the transmission was in neutral and no braking was on. I never saw the tracks move on the stuck dozer.
Man, we were digging and cussing and digging and cussing the whole time. When boss yelled, "Get that second machine into the hole!" I yelled back "Let's get all the machines into that hole and call it a day!"
I dont know maybe im not smart but i would have done the same and fill sand all around the machine but then dug a deep hole away from the dozer so that all the water would have a place to go then clean all the mud away from the tracks and blade to free it up and possibly drive it out with a tow Just seems like alot of wasted man power and resources And for the love of god grease the bratings and joints
Yes! Mr Caterpillar would have been saying "Give it heaps, boys, and when you finally manage to bust it, I'll happily sell you another!" I was waiting to see the washdown and the tracks freed but neither happened. We should appreciate that not all others operate machinery as we do ... they must make do with what they've got.
Can you imagine the fuel bill for all those pieces of heavy equipment to be involved with this cluster f*ck. Nothing like some rubber neckers sitting there waiting for steel cables to snap and send their heads rolling. Not a hardhat in sight and everyone barefoot. OHSA, we don't need no stinking Osha. There is even a woman standing on the edge with a toddler in her arms.
From everything I could see, the breather intake was never underwater, so I don't believe the engine was hurt. That said, why wasn't the operator of the stuck machine inside, full throttle, helping get the dozer out?
I thought about that too, the only thing I can think of is that they broke it bad when they were trying to get it out the first time. Maybe snapped and axle or blew the transmission? Could have wrecked the motor too it happens.
That brings back memories, I built tailings ponds for 37 years, seen so many dozer’s stuck I can’t remember how many, we worked in sand and hot water slurry with a big spill hole as the tailings was pumped into what we called cells, things got bad when there was clay mixed in it. This rescue was nothing compared to having a dozer completely buried, and that rice patty dozer is the best for what you are doing, on the stuck dozer you should cut round holes in to the pads as that lets the tracks stay loose to turn and they also break the suction. All in god rescue besides the damage, no matter how stuck alway keep the front of the dozer up by putting the blade down.
The tracks wouldn't turn. I am wondering if it had a mechanical breakdown as the reason for it being stuck, or they just didn't put the transmission in neutral before pulling it.
The engine breather intake wasn't under water why wasn't it running instead of having the tracks locked and the blade in the ground I guess they work harder instead of smarter
Wet sand when it settles ,holds you like your welded down , agitated water on the sand breaks the hold ,or go brute force ,stand back for cable snapping .
@54:01, it looks like his left front track is thrown from burying the tracks and the sand packing itself inside of the upper tracks and jamming them up and causing them to go off the wheels, rendering the use of the dozer's engine useless.
@@macinfloydvolk i have worked my life with handicapped and blind. My mentor was Alvin Pennington who was the safety officer for the Apollo program. He lost his sight while sitting at his desk. He never wallowed in self pity and spent his remaining years teaching the blind at a major university, how to cope. He was a great guy and with the help of his life long friend to guide him, he golfed to a 10 handicap. My dad and I played in his golf tournament every year. Reviewing my post, i said nothing derogatory about you not “seeing” the track. And before i read the post from the guy who did “see” it , I merely agreed with him. You read something into my note that simply was not there. Your snakky and sarcastic comment was not necessary and speaks volumes about your attitude and outlook on life. I offer this: You have life. If you lived in Indonesia you would undoubtedly have been killed but by the grace of God you are here. Make the most of every moment you have and seek out beauty through grace.
I served 26 months there but I wasn't there to recover equipt. I was there to break shit and kill people. Tom Boyte, GySgt. USMC, retired Vietnam 65-66/70-71 0331-machine guns
Paspas'a bile gerek yok bir makina etrafını açıp daha sonra bıçağı yukarya kaldırıp sabitlemek ve dozerin geri yürüyüş pozisyonuna aldıktan sonra çeki halatı ile emniyetli bölgeye çekilmesi,.
Seems to me they could have pulled long ago with the other dozer pushed with the bucket and finished a long long long time ago. Just saying PS bare feet, and might help to pick the blade up and hook multiple pieces of equipment together to pull.
A winch on the dozer doing the pulling would have done the job. Better yet if stuck dozer was running and had a winch winch would have been even better. Winches are the only way to go.
The driver of this bulldozer was either drunk or blind to fall into this hole. You have to find another driver who has experience. There is no excuse for him no matter what.👊👊👉
This was fascinating as none of them had a clue what to do. They made no attempt to put the tracks in freewheel, so it was just a dead weight. They disconnected the blade hydraulics so it could not be used to lift the machine. They tried to drag it out using tracked machines instead of anchoring a machine and using the hydraulic arm to pull it out.
JSC Criminal Psychology channel should cover this horrific crime scene. 😳 So much negligence and stupidity before and after the murder of this workhorse of a machine
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Also, The excavator operator could of used his bucket to use as a tool to pull them out. Hydraulics with an excavators are more driven (by power) to the arm and bucket-not the tracks. That`s common knowledge.
With all the heads about this area of assistance why isn't there someone is the grader with the motor running to at least make it easier to get it out of the situation it's in
To rescue the machine in the best way, you need to dig a deep hole next to the machine so that the water can flow down there and then take all the sand out of the machine, you can pull the machine up more easily.
O que feys és maqe yes buriaco.
The cable should be attached to the excavator bucket. But really the hoe can pull it out on its own without a cable.
Unless you have a high water table!
At least they're all wearing their safety sandals.
That's the first tell you know their in some other country sandals or flip flops lol
I love to watch all the bystanders giving directions on how to do the job or excavations on the site !
I'm an engineer, and guided a huge project once in Sri Lanka. They are Indians, but "Islanders" more or less. First day, we were craning out a huge million dollar heidelberg press I sent from America, and I had like 12 telling the operator, UP, DOWN, OVER STOP STOP STOP NO NO START START. I screamed, "STOp" (Everything got silent) I walked over to the Sri Lankan engineer who hired me and I said, "I can be in charge, or they, or you, can be in charge. I don't care. But I'm NOT RESPONSIBLE if i'm not in charge. Someone, is going to DIE! ONLY I! Give directions to the crane operator, ONLY ME!. Then I heard him speaking to everyone in Sinhala, and everything was fine. I got them tuned up, and doing quite well, a few days lager they were moving a section in, I took a break, it was 125 degrees, and I heard SCREAMING. i came running, and one of the presses was precariously having fallen against the building block wall, and ready to tumble. First thing I did, was scream SILENce everyone quiet! Translator repeats me. And everyone sits down, and watches me, I sit down, and just had to study the situation, any wrong move, the machine falls, the building might could come down. And inch by incy, we uprighted it. But it seems like that is how it is done across Asia, everyone is in charge, and nobody has any idea what they are doing.
This isn't an insult, THEY GET IT DONE.... but it is not the right way to get it done. And I don't critize other cultures much, because I live among them all over the world and I tend to respect their ways, even though they are not mine. But in the case we are discussing, I am NOT in any agreement to such behavior as a solution.
@@michaeltarasenkoop2389 don't you just love it when they walk right under the excavator arm while it's in operation?
@@brentbarnhart5827 doing it the "wrong way" will eventually get somebody killed. Is that worth preserving a culture?
@@BEDBUGSEPPY Well, you are somewhat conflating what I said. If we are truly talking "culture" which can cover a lot of things, I wouldn't necessarily say that many unsafe things are necessarily "culture" but maybe more lack of education. But some things such as wearing "flip flops" and such, I get tired of the thousands of comments about that. It is 125 degrees fahrenheit or at minimum over 100 . (I of course wear work boots, but I don't ever wear flip flops regardless.) I've NEVER seen one of them injure their feet. You could GIVE them expensive leather boots and they wouldn't wear em. But standing under a heavy load, in the line of a cable under force, lots of those examples are nothing short of lack of education. But what is really sad, is the value of life in Asia. (Trust me, it's not much. You are just 1 of billions, and easily replaced.) So you see employers, and them doing unbelievably dangerous things, that is very unfortunate. But if they DIDN'T, they would be without work. Starving destitute people in Asia? let me tell you, where it starts, there jsut simply is no end. A complete fight for survival. (And they could care less how "we do it," that is just ignorant to even mention to them. 1) They probably already know. but 2) if you watch and listen, you'll find out why they do something opposite, and most of the time the reasoning is EXCELLENT. (My Asian wife walks BEHIND me, and it has nothing to do with misogyny or chauvinism.) And actually, it has to do with safety in a round about way. I actually could never go back to doing things the Western way in many everyday things. But you WILL get me to agree, on educating them on basic, and important safety practices. I don't allow any of it on my job sites. But they aren't required to wear boots or hard hats, or leathers when welding if they want to wear a swim trunk and go barefoot, thats up to them. (I would force a hard hat only in very distinct jobs, where getting a head injury was VERY HIGH, verses maybe only a 1 out, random, out of the blue accident possibility.
heavy equipment and flipflops... nice.
Bear feet when it comes to the operator!
I'm amazed they did not drain the water out and then check all the fluids make sure there's no water in the oil or the engine air cleaner and start the darn thing up and then pull it out and then pack in the dirt behind it with a nice slope would have made the job a lot easier I'm amazing the chain or cable did not break and kill somebody.
Once it sucks water in, it's off for a rebuild. It bends or breaks rods. Any water is too much for the starter to overcome.
Can't tell if it's that simple. Can't f*ck'n understand what they're saying. If they talk funny they probably think funny too.
Such things never happen in the US or Europe. The drivers of excavators that end up stuck in a mud hole obviously have no training in how to drive such machines.
As an ex-Caterpillar and Komatsu sales guy I cringed the whole way through this. Incredible how many bad practices and safety standards they broke. And clear to see the value of well-made gear - this stuff looks like made of TIN.
but at 33:20 - gushing hydraulic oil from raising the blade by force - wow.
and sitting watching - where you could be cut in half - - not-so-smart-fella's but I could not believe they all stood beside the 320 SHAKING the cable - with the CARBODY of the excavator. Like - Oh My God - and all the while - the dozer's tracks still locked. (I guess getting the engine restarted once dry - - was still impossible? Better to risk cutting a few guys in half? Entertaining...)
And they never did get the tracks unlocked - they just moved the site - around the dozer and drug it out.
Gosh - this looked so unsafe ... so unsafe .... and the machines did look like they were made of tinfoil ...
is there a release mechanism for the tracks???
Shake Hands with Danger.
They don't care about trash too.
Well grammatically speaking, if they quote "broke bad practises" then following the rule of negation, that means they did well?? 😉
Damn I know you can hear that horrific squeaking. Grease is a hell of a lot cheaper than changing parts.
That's what I was thinking.
Grease, word of the day. lol
NotMyJob/10
Yeah and I think idiots like that working there a swamp or a river? I need their head examined I need to learn where to work where they're not going to drive over a cavern of water and drop into it
Seen the price of grease lately, and that’s if you can find it
It seems to be a lack of grease for the cat excavator
Shortly they will be complaining it broke some pins!!
Obviously not owner operators
Why didn't they take the stuck one out of gear? Or at least put someone in the cab holding down the declutch pedals.
You can't take them out of gear. The drive cog for the track has a planetary gear on the shaft. The only way to free run the tracks is to remove the planetary gear assembly. The machine has to be on dry land and jacked up to do that.
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There's this stuff called grease,,,
Why not releasing the final drive breaks manually to put the gears ⚙️ on neutral so that towing can be done with ease
exactly
that would make for a simple rescue and no video
Так это для умных
You can't do that with heavy machinery. It uses planetary gearing. Those giant dump trucks use planetary gearing too. You can only drive a planetary gear assembly from the shaft. It won't free run. The only thing you can do on site is to remove the planetary gear assembly. That has to be done on dry land and the machine has to be jacked up.
@@MrCoxmic and they couldn't be standing around with their hands in their pockets wasting half the day wondering what to do!
Might be a stupid Question but did anyone think to take it out of gear and chain the blade up?
Nope, that requires brains, which these guys are clearly lacking😀😀
It must have been his first day on the job, because to mess things up that badly you need some really special skills.
Oh, there are a few US rescues with supposed “experienced” operators that certainly parallel this debacle.
And his last
probably a government job. they all qualify
7p
Ohh really. I\I am a Photographer And a few months ago I was on a new construction site looking for unique shots I stepped onto what looked like somewhat solid ground
NOPE Almost like quicksand Sunk up to my Knees and if it where not for the solid ground that I just stepped off of Who knows what issues I would have had
Wow, I love their safety shoes
🤣
Steel toe sandals
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Try some grease on those trackhoe pins. All you have to do to raise the blade is put it in float and not disconnect the lines.
Yes needs grease
It definitely doesn't sound like it has regular scheduled maintenance done.
They should dig that dozer in a little deeper, bury it and say it was stolen. Ive heard that model isn't worth a shit
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I love to watch the guy in the pink shirt! Both units are pushing and pulling for all their worth and he stands there waving them on like they need his instructions.
With that helmet on I doubt he even worked for them lol
They always have many guys signaling at once, it makes them feel like big shots
What a couple of idiots!
This isn't just a video; it's an experience. You've successfully woven technology and nature into a captivating narrative.
It's not about knowing one's limits. It's about knowing your vehicles limits and this is one way of learning that lesson.
yes i agree you hit it on the button bro is knowing your limits 👍👍👍
If they even knew "what is a grease gun", is questionable
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Nothing to repent from but sick evil men of religion cults. Sin only exists in the evil hearts of men that want you to believe sin exists. Love is the way and nothing else! I rebuke YOU in the name of love. lol!
@@repentandbelieveinJesusChrist3 Evangelicals are a big part of what's wrong with the world today.
This was not as fun to watch as I expected. I agree with the things other commenters said. GREASE the excavator pivot pins! Put the tracks in neutral. Tie the blade up, it was acting as an anchor. The dozer guy finally got that right ideal. The dozer operator dug into the sand often, but did not get stuck. It makes you wonder what colossal negligence it took to get it stuck so bad in the first place. They never tried to start it after it was out of the muck, was the engine destroyed?; seems likely. ALOT of work and I wonder who paid? Any disaster is caused by a chain of bad decisions, break any link in the chain and the accident does not happen! I got fired because I lost a new shovel on a job laying underground cable. What will happen to this guy? OH, and I am still have memory issues.
You rightly on the point sir!
That's also my thoughts.
It must be in neutral to rolling.
And of course it must be blade up.
What a disastrous command they have!
We are dealing with shithole countries here though.
Ok
Hay quecinchat!!!
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when we get stuck in USA we dig around it like you did but get to the side of the dozer and take track hole bucket and grab the side of dozer blade and pull it around where the blade is facing out of the hole and get in front of dozer and pull it out with track hole bucket
Lesson of the day:
If you're stuck, remove all stickers.
They got noth'n better to do than play in the sand.
The transition from water buffalo's to bulldozers does not happen over night. HA HA HA.
The CAT escavator Is one great piece of equipment
Especially when screaming at you. 😳 Evidently not only do they not know how to run equipment they don't know what a Grease gun is
I enjoyed this video on what not to do ever, wow , I'm speechless. Glad nobody died because if that cable had broken those 2 guys would be 4!
In the third world, it is not a big deal, they are easily replaced and no one is getting sued or fined. They do not care about safety, that is why no one has a hard hat and everyone is wearing flip flops at the construction site.
You and both were worried about cable lash. We had similar problem and ended up pumping compressed air under it to break the vacum.
@@ccmer1956doc That, here would have made things worse.
How did the dozer went there @ the first place!!?
The boom on the excavator sounds AWESOME!
Ever heard of grease???
unlock the tracks, neutral is good
These guys obviously aren't the sharpest tools in the shed
@@ronbusby4596 flip flop crew
Their language doesn't have a sufficient range of words to adequately figure it out, they can see it in their "minds eye" but it somehow just gets lost in translation, whatever you do, don't ask them if the chicken came before the egg or the other way around, or they will probably end up sitting in a corner plaiting their own shit in despair while intermittently laughing, kicking and farting all at the same time 🥵😂
Can you believe this is really true..
@@dalekellogg2585 they're ! get her to move!
Psychological Recovery? Do we have a therapist for this machine?
Mystère !!!!!
Are they dragging it out while it is in gear ????
Big enough digger it doesn't matter. We pulled a d9 aside with a 400 series
That's what I was thinking. Doesn't really make much sense to me.
It seems....
Amateurs....
@@NickOvchinnikov !aqqa1
It would be interesting to know exactly what kind of road bed or building foundation they intend to build on top of this muck. I'm sure it's well engineered.
Has to be a govt. funded job ..😀
Looks like boeung kak lake in phnom penh Cambodia to me, going by the khmer in the video. They filled it with dredged sand in 2010 ish to make way for large Chinese developers.
I just can’t believe that nobody has thought about putting the transmission in neutral on the dozer that’s stuck. Heavy equipment and vehicles move a lot easier, if the transmission is in neutral.
Absolutely - or better yet do what is needed to start the engine and drive it out 🤷♂️
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they never did put the tracks to freewheel...
I guess it must be an etiquette not to check another driver's mistakes but I sure as hell would have jumped in that cab and make sure the transmission was in neutral and no braking was on. I never saw the tracks move on the stuck dozer.
If its a hydrostatic trans it will not move unless the engine is running. The only other way would be pull the finals out of the track drives
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Pretty gutsy backfilling that hole and putting the other dozer out on it. Could have been a twofor day
that had me nervous, too, Lol
Man, we were digging and cussing and digging and cussing the whole time.
When boss yelled, "Get that second machine into the hole!"
I yelled back "Let's get all the machines into that hole and call it a day!"
I dont know maybe im not smart but i would have done the same and fill sand all around the machine but then dug a deep hole away from the dozer so that all the water would have a place to go then clean all the mud away from the tracks and blade to free it up and possibly drive it out with a tow
Just seems like alot of wasted man power and resources
And for the love of god grease the bratings and joints
You know? with all the filming done, why not show3 how the dozer got in there in the first place? would love to see that!!!
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Possibly inexperienced operator
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Bulldozer telumpur
If your psychological recovery has reached this level you’re too far gone.
Thanks....this just showed up in my feed...🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🙃
I would think putting the tracks in neutral so they rolled instead of dragged would have made things MUCH easier.....I'm just sayin
Neutral.....🙄
Last time I checked there’s no such thing as free rolling tracks
Neutral? 🤦♂️
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Yes, releasing the final drives by pulling the stub axles. I think I got Dumber watching these monkeys..
Yes! Mr Caterpillar would have been saying "Give it heaps, boys, and when you finally manage to bust it, I'll happily sell you another!" I was waiting to see the washdown and the tracks freed but neither happened. We should appreciate that not all others operate machinery as we do ... they must make do with what they've got.
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@@repentandbelieveinJesusChrist3 - - - what a joke ?
Can you imagine the fuel bill for all those pieces of heavy equipment to be involved with this cluster f*ck. Nothing like some rubber neckers sitting there waiting for steel cables to snap and send their heads rolling. Not a hardhat in sight and everyone barefoot. OHSA, we don't need no stinking Osha. There is even a woman standing on the edge with a toddler in her arms.
That's their economic edge over us. That's why everything costs so damned much here. Over there, nobody gives a damn. So there's a standards mismatch.
Something happened to the transmission or final drive because the track wasn't free-wheeling. "Oh! Neutral? You didn't tell me to put it in neutral?"
From everything I could see, the breather intake was never underwater, so I don't believe the engine was hurt. That said, why wasn't the operator of the stuck machine inside, full throttle, helping get the dozer out?
they get pad by the hr. LOL
I thought about that too, the only thing I can think of is that they broke it bad when they were trying to get it out the first time. Maybe snapped and axle or blew the transmission? Could have wrecked the motor too it happens.
Because he was busy looking for his shoes. Who in the hell works on a heavy construction site barefooted?
@@jeffb321 People in third world dumps
If the shoe was on the other foot this might not have happened ba ha ha ha crazy ,this video is not OSHA APPROVED lol
Someone should tell these people about grease gun's and how they should be used all the time
And thanks for pulling the decal
You had all that time, you could have spent it getting it running again which would have been a big help.
The excavator operator was pretty good.
It's too bad they couldn't start the stuck dozer up to help. I think that would have made all the difference.
what if they are trying to steal it?
@@frankovito , LOL!!!!!
Why wasn't it running?
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That brings back memories, I built tailings ponds for 37 years, seen so many dozer’s stuck I can’t remember how many, we worked in sand and hot water slurry with a big spill hole as the tailings was pumped into what we called cells, things got bad when there was clay mixed in it. This rescue was nothing compared to having a dozer completely buried, and that rice patty dozer is the best for what you are doing, on the stuck dozer you should cut round holes in to the pads as that lets the tracks stay loose to turn and they also break the suction. All in god rescue besides the damage, no matter how stuck alway keep the front of the dozer up by putting the blade down.
Thanks 😊 🙏
Was it stuck in gear or something? Wouldn't things been easier if the dozer's tracks were able to roll freely?
Nothing runs like a rental!
I think this was a very grand attempt to entertain viewers to have a laugh!
As a huge fan of Chris of letsdig18, this was sadly comical….So many misses…
NUMBER ONE IS NOW NUMBER TWO ! ! !
And turn the excavator around and use the bucket the hydros is where it's power is
😊😅 2:07 😊
No elephants,no clowns,still a bloody circus
This 1/2 inch cable is more than sufficient to pull a 30 tonne dozer, belly deep in sand.
very very smart and supportive of each other !
yet another 50 chiefs and two workers
The tracks wouldn't turn. I am wondering if it had a mechanical breakdown as the reason for it being stuck, or they just didn't put the transmission in neutral before pulling it.
Now we got to hide three hrs of downtime for three machines 😑, good luck😁
14 men out of action for an hour.
频道非常好！谢谢！！
The engine breather intake wasn't under water why wasn't it running instead of having the tracks locked and the blade in the ground I guess they work harder instead of smarter
I'm not a heavy equipment operator but why not clean out the tracks? rolling beats dragging??
There are many ways leading to Rome... This is probably one of the longest ones. More experience will get you smarter in these circumstances🙂.
Mantap bos ku
Wet sand when it settles ,holds you like your welded down , agitated water on the sand breaks the hold ,or go brute force ,stand back for cable snapping .
Did you see how close they was walking near the machine
@@dylancolebrooke693 yeah it's scary
Thank you 🙏 for great 👍 video 🎥 finally it is free 😀👏👏👏 can you do it again please 🙏it is only waste of money 💰 great 👍 show 😅
Why isn’t an operator reversing it as they pull it out?
@54:01, it looks like his left front track is thrown from burying the tracks and the sand packing itself inside of the upper tracks and jamming them up and causing them to go off the wheels, rendering the use of the dozer's engine useless.
Because he is NOT an operator he is a tractor driver for pennies on the dollar
Yep on the thrown track.
@@larrysorenson4789 I'm legally blind and did not see the thrown track ... excuse me for not being born perfect.
@@macinfloydvolk i have worked my life with handicapped and blind. My mentor was Alvin Pennington who was the safety officer for the Apollo program. He lost his sight while sitting at his desk. He never wallowed in self pity and spent his remaining years teaching the blind at a major university, how to cope. He was a great guy and with the help of his life long friend to guide him, he golfed to a 10 handicap. My dad and I played in his golf tournament every year.
Reviewing my post, i said nothing derogatory about you not “seeing” the track. And before i read the post from the guy who did “see” it , I merely agreed with him. You read something into my note that simply was not there. Your snakky and sarcastic comment was not necessary and speaks volumes about your attitude and outlook on life. I offer this: You have life. If you lived in Indonesia you would undoubtedly have been killed but by the grace of God you are here. Make the most of every moment you have and seek out beauty through grace.
It was really a very tough job bringing the machine out. Could you please tell me how your machine was stuck in the sand ?
Thanks ❤️🇦🇪❤️🇦🇪
This is what you call hydrostatic stuck ,the suction must be broken.
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Really gives you a feel for what it must have been like to be in Vietnam.......
I served 26 months there but I wasn't there to recover equipt. I was there to break shit and kill people.
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Really, your working in a rice field without a rear tow hitch ???
Not saying anything. But, the American machine seemed to be a major player.
Chris(let's dig) would have got that machine out alone, just with the Volvo and some mats, he's a problem solver, and a gentleman
too many chief
i belive you could chris
Paspas'a bile gerek yok bir makina etrafını açıp daha sonra bıçağı yukarya kaldırıp sabitlemek ve dozerin geri yürüyüş pozisyonuna aldıktan sonra çeki halatı ile emniyetli bölgeye çekilmesi,.
There's a right way and a wrong way, then there's this way.
А помельче бульдозер не могли подогнать ?
That was productive day.🤣
Good job
Go on 👍
Seems to me they could have pulled long ago with the other dozer pushed with the bucket and finished a long long long time ago. Just saying PS bare feet, and might help to pick the blade up and hook multiple pieces of equipment together to pull.
Third world. No shoes required.
Nice work boots!
A winch on the dozer doing the pulling would have done the job. Better yet if stuck dozer was running and had a winch winch would have been even better. Winches are the only way to go.
The driver of this bulldozer was either drunk or blind to fall into this hole. You have to find another driver who has experience. There is no excuse for him no matter what.👊👊👉
This was fascinating as none of them had a clue what to do. They made no attempt to put the tracks in freewheel, so it was just a dead weight. They disconnected the blade hydraulics so it could not be used to lift the machine. They tried to drag it out using tracked machines instead of anchoring a machine and using the hydraulic arm to pull it out.
@dennisharvey4499• I was waiting for them to pump that water out for the longest time.
What is he waiting for on the roof? Is he demonstrating how helpless he is/ was?
JSC Criminal Psychology channel should cover this horrific crime scene. 😳 So much negligence and stupidity before and after the murder of this workhorse of a machine
I get the feeling that English is not the posters first language.
@@carlandrews5810 i get the feeling you were one of the *pros* trying to slop through this monstrosity of a rescue 💪🤣
Is it in neutral?
Dig a hole, fill a hole and waste a lot of time....must be a government project!
looks like everyone forgot their work boots, safety vests and hard hats at home today.
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The whole village turned out for this one.
Also, The excavator operator could of used his bucket to use as a tool to pull them out. Hydraulics with an excavators are more driven (by power) to the arm and bucket-not the tracks. That`s common knowledge.
Not in their country.
You're forgetting the weight of the machine. That's why you never see them dragging a machine around with the arm and bucket when a track motor goes.
I have a 150 int been stuck many times hook a chain to the top of the track and pull most of time's it will rool out
По тому, как они действовали, ждал, что рядом с маленьким бульдозером закопают большой.
Не не, это не интересно, теперь надо завести и выехать, парни умеют превозмогать, лайк))))
Работал я там . Этот народец работает как муравьи , но вот насчёт подумать там очень туго. Туповатый народ
With all the heads about this area of assistance why isn't there someone is the grader with the motor running to at least make it easier to get it out of the situation it's in
Seems like safety procedures don't exist in that part of the world.
Indeed...never....
Sad...noone seems to know what to do. And there are so many skilled people, but not here.