CAT 988K Wheel Loader moving gravel at Danish Gravel Pit | BIG Wheel Loader & BIG Bucket 

Maybe, but we don't know about the time crunch.

In regards to driving that fast into the the stones? Because I was thinking the same thing mate

Rough i should say so.

Time is money, tons are money. In less then a year the machine is already earned back, so ride it like a Tinder date.

I drive a loader myself ... And I never heard of such rough handling .... It's not a toy it's easy to treat it with respect

How many verge of the bucket??

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Yes

no i'd say you are better off not doing it but the material that they are working with in the video is so soft so it doesn't really matter

Yes

oh yeah the material is usually so packed you have to break it by driving into it like that. plus evertime you go to get a new bucket full it is packing it even more each time.. and thats with most things in piles like this... i used to drive a similar loader with an even larger bucket scooping pine wood chips and pine shavings the material at the bottom usually needs a bit of force to get a full bucket.. i drive a smaller loader where i work now and we pile up alumina its white fluffy powder and it is usually just as packed we always have to get a running start at it..

Good question, I think they need a 777

maybe the ships dumps it there and the wheel-loaders move it to where they need it for later

Shitty because it’s a Deere. You pay less but you also get less reliability and worse service when your machine brakes down. Also Deere isn’t know for their loaders when you compare them to Cat or Komatsu so I’d go with one of those instead

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Yes, I learn't that trick pretty quickly when I got put on a 988 to feed clay ore from stockpile bays into a plant, and as soon as a little bit of water touches the ground you cant even use more than 60% rimpull before your spinning the tires so you really have to work the bucket to get even 3/4 of a bucket when it's wet, but obviously this technique translates to when you want that bucket full in the dry

What do you mean I have worked in a mine and this is exactly how we operated them 😂

@@linus3502 yeah I could agree. Probably ran a machine on concrete where traction isn’t an issue. A lot of guys think that the speed isn’t necessary. Put a guy that drives on concrete in a sand mine and he’s in deep shit

And you dont know what you talking about.