I run a CAT 735 haul truck at work and an older D350 when we're a truck driver down. It's already easy enough to drive those and they don't have all the automated buttons the Bell does. I'd go nuts driving that thing. I actually prefer running the old D350 that hasn't got any electronics in it
we've loaded similar rigs for export...I'm usually the 1st to install the red bar so the critter don't fold midair and do a dock bounce...exciting but that might piss off the customer...you know? didn't realize how much control the computer has...
First off thanks for showing us all of these cool trick new machines. My question is about the job site you are at. Wouldnt it be faster and more economical for a large dozer instead of loading and hauling the dirt 50 yards? I am honestly curious not being a smart ass. Thanks again
boy I'd hate that button stuff if i had to run it longer than an hour or two. not being able to ride it out? ugh. Still better than the old 7 speed cat end dumps I started out on though.
Amazing to see all those buttons on a African dump truck, they must have borrowed them from Deere. Seriously though, pushin those buttons 1000 times a days would be real annoying.
Farming VIdeos You seem to be the gay expert, why do you need to ask me? Also learn to identify sarcasm when you see it, may help you out later on in life.
Steve W thats the idea they have been going for on heavy equipment for years now not too long from now big excavations will be done with autonomous scrapers and other machines running 24/7 nonstop
One of the worst trucks you can buy , after a year or so it will be falling to pieces and that button control pad is terrible ! don't know why they went away from sticks
4 года назад
worked with Bell trucks for many years with no problem whatsoever... After few years they fall into pieces? fuckin liar!