Caterpillar Just Released Their NEW CRAZY Machines (Compilation)

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Caterpillar Just Released Their NEW CRAZY Machines (Compilation)

Caterpillar´s giant machines stand out as the solution for meeting human requirements with lightning speed in an era defined by rapid change. With unmatchable power and capability, they are the heartbeat of modern construction and mining tasks, setting the pace for efficiency and productivity in many industries.

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[donaldpruett]

My son (now 53 years) is a finish blade operator. Has been since 2005. Started out on Case back-hoes, then scrapers right out of high school. His interest grew from when he was a child with Tonka trucks, cranes and dozers. His daddy (me) worked for Arizona's Caterpillar dealer (Empire Machinery. Co.) back then and I'd take him to see the big stuff. Back then in the mid 60's diesel engines had pony motors and no protective cabs over the operator. Cabs were an optional accessory. Dozer front blades were lifted with steel cables on a big spool and lowered by gravity and their own weight. Technology is mind blowing and awesome.

[MachineryMastery-bo]

The sight of these machines conquering immense challenges fills me with admiration and wonder.

[blueonblack]

I was a superintendent on a strip mine. I have ran the D11, 994k, 993K and 797 haul truck. They have definitely become more user friendly than years ago.

[marcmayou]

Former CAT tech here, I worked on many of these machines until 2020 when I retired.

[ashleycnoble]

We had a 9u D6 from the 40s. It had a cable operated blade. I loved that old dog. I got to drive it when i was 12yr old. And then on.

[swagzoneus]

Loved this video, it's incredibly well done! 👏

[MCGrandMachine]

2:36 It was quite a shock when the men got in scene and realize how big the machine is compare to a human

[danielmarshall]

I DO NOT BELIEVE but I do believe it Mr Ryan. OUTSTANDING. Here's to you and those like you Mr Ryan and to a better future for your GREAT Country. All the love from the UK.

[TechSolutionsScience]

I like the way you talk about Caterpillar

[phillipwells]

I believe Caterpillar makes awesome and necessary equipment, , however the excessive use of the words environmentally friendly in this video does not work for me. Some of the huge scale capabilities have big environmental impacts. Some maybe good some bad. Not always friendly. If the efficiency of the machine requires more environmental impact than obvious to produce and power.

[kennethmelnychuk]

Regarding the 797F; is its capacity 400 Tonnes or 400 Tons?

There is no capacity that is rated in Tones

[mrmiscast]

Why would the maker of this video put a picture of a Cummins engine in a video about Caterpillar? 2:37

[stevieray]

How are these machines transported to the work sites?

[korhing]

Joey B Says the United Sates will be going all Battery Power in A few Years . Can You Please Show us The Size of the Batteries and How Long they Will Hold A Charge

[mitchmalone]

A Cummins powerplant in a Caterpillar excavator? That's strange to say the least.

[paulreid]

And they're all running on batteries .. you know, renewables ??? 🤔

[jafo]

I'm almost certain that the 6090FS shovel does not have the Cummins engine at 2:35.

[smf]

I heard Parker bought a few of each mining machine.

[bighairycat]

The 994K is now renamed as the 995 for some reason that only Cat knows.

[marylinbradford]

I ran equipment for 25 years what makes me laugh is the EPA it's ok to destroy a couple million yards but the equipment NEEDS to Have LOW Emissions. LOL ahhh the Human Brain