How to Operate an Excavator (2019): Pre-Op to Shut Down | Heavy Equipment Training 

Awesome to hear...videos can help but seat time is what really does it. Good luck on your training!

Yes. It. Is.

How’s it going? Did you apply for school

Glad we can help...good luck!

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Thank u boss

I got quoted 20k for a barn demolition and a couple silos. I decided to make it a learning experience. I do have some training since I was an engineer in the Army but I decided to rent one and do it myself. You right this helped alot because this is the same model I'm renting

Lol....so you want to see more of me lecturing in a classroom????

@@HeavyMetalLearning not really I'll be happy just to go there for the experience and really learn something of great value. I was just mentioning my brothers ability to complain about unnecessary things like reading too long in class LOL. I'm going to contact you all real soon

A digger driver never said

Lol...ok then

thanks for the comment

Thanks for the comment. Like a long trench, is that what you mean? Best to have it marked first so as you back you can see your straight line. But maybe some other operators have tips on this.

Could you put two posts(or rocks sticks etc)spaced apart in front of you and keep them in line with each other as you back up? I’m not a machine operator though! Not sure how I got here

Wow...awesome to hear man! Always great to start young, be open to always learning new things!

@@HeavyMetalLearning thanks

I'll see what I can do

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That’s a good point, thanks for clarifying.

Thanks for the comment!

Yeah....good catch

Thanks for the comment. If we can ever get access to a piling rig we can try and put out a training video for one. Unfortunately we do not have much experience on those rigs.

Yes

It’s a 360 buddy a 180 is like a tractor with a big bucket at the front and a back hoe at the rear

Thank you so much for the comment. Never too old to learn...keep it up!

you're not too old to go to a heavy equipment school u could still work another 5 -10 years doing this kind of work given your age, not sure how things work in the US there I think u guys have Unions though? I went to one in NZ for 4 months back in 2014 they only had a couple of Doosan 5.5 ton excavators but we got chance to learn various digging/trenching/drainage/root raking tasks etc and they teach u about greasing parts and pre-op, Health & Safety aspects on them, problem is when u get out there into the real world like I did I was getting doors shut in my face one after other had some interviews in Limestone Quarry's etc but never got the job, closest Ive got to operating machinery as a job is driving a Dump Truck, u will most likely be digging slop from trenches with a shovel if u get a chance to get into an actual Earthmoving Company or laying pipes with your hands, gotta work your way up ladder in most companies unless they actually willing to put u on a machine straight away and teach u but m ost wont do that cause the cost of doing it 'Excavators arent' cheap' and the time so if your not cut out for digging with a shovel for some months before getting onto a machine good luck only way u can avoid that is going into a Mine of some sorts and driving trucks before being promoted to a machine operator :/ most Companies are pretty dismissive of these schools too, at least how it works here cause in the real world of operating you gotta be lot faster doing the work than what u would be at some school 'Time is money' after all.

Hello how are you, I want to be operate, what can i do

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Would totally agree. Thanks for the comment!

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Awesome to hear...thank you!

I'm getting my 1 and 2 cert currently and love your videos so much info you guys rock

Good call..thanks for the comment!

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Hello, I want to operation but what i do 🙏🙏 , my email shafilamuwonga@gmail.com, plz reply me

Thank you very much!

How much do those guys make

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You're welcome....thanks for the comment!

Absolutely love to hear these stories. Congrats! And thank you for the comment!

Please can I have your number

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You absolutely can but not needed at all. The engine compartments are still fairly exposed to the elements so it’s not unusual to get dirty.

Yeah, agree that would be helpful. We’ll see if we can find a way to do that. Thanks for the suggestion!

Thanks!

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is this right that you alow kids to come and with you and drive all michinery

@@Midwest_life No, we do not allow children in our machines. Must be 14 years or older to operate.

@@HeavyMetalLearning oh ok thank you

Yup to both