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Heavy Equipment Suggestion #434900
10/28/12 04:21 PM
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Ok so Stage 1 of tear my land up is complete now. Rented a excavator and dug about 1500-1800 yds of dirt out for a pond, and really to fill in a low area of my pasture. I need some suggestions on the best way to move all this dirt about 100 yds max to right up to the pile. Dozer? 4wheel Loader? What? I have a skid steer but man a 1/2 yd but would take FOREVER!



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Re: Heavy Equipment Suggestion [Re: Rickybobby] #434914
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Dozer


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Re: Heavy Equipment Suggestion [Re: FurFlyin] #434918
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Originally Posted By: FurFlyin
Dozer


X2

Looks too wet for a loader. Get a D6 or larger, if possible.

Re: Heavy Equipment Suggestion [Re: Rickybobby] #434919
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Re: Heavy Equipment Suggestion [Re: Rickybobby] #434933
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I had a John Deere 350g digging it and it had problems sinking. But man was it sure fun playing on that big toy!


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Re: Heavy Equipment Suggestion [Re: Rickybobby] #434948
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Dozer....careful not to stick it...they are fun to operate as well...


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Re: Heavy Equipment Suggestion [Re: Rickybobby] #434950
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I say dozer, the bigger the better


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Re: Heavy Equipment Suggestion [Re: Rickybobby] #434965
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I would think if you're moving it 100 yds a big loader would work better.


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Re: Heavy Equipment Suggestion [Re: YEKRUT] #434966
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Why not use a track loader?


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Re: Heavy Equipment Suggestion [Re: 257wbymag] #434974
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Originally Posted By: 257wbymag
Why not use a track loader?


BIG track loader.



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Re: Heavy Equipment Suggestion [Re: Rickybobby] #434977
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Dozer. JD850, D65 Kamatsu, International TD15, Cat D7, etc. Something in the 150-200HP range with 8 ft blade

Track loaders almost always have street pads. Moving this much dirt that far you need pads with cleats.


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Re: Heavy Equipment Suggestion [Re: Rickybobby] #434983
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The dozier would be good to spread it with but a loader with a good size bucket would be better to move it with


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Re: Heavy Equipment Suggestion [Re: Wiley Coyote] #434985
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Originally Posted By: Wiley Coyote
Dozer. JD850, D65 Kamatsu, International TD15, Cat D7, etc. Something in the 150-200HP range with 8 ft blade

Track loaders almost always have street pads. Moving this much dirt that far you need pads with cleats.


What does cleats have to do with scooping it up in the bucket for transport?



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Re: Heavy Equipment Suggestion [Re: 2Dogs] #435012
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Originally Posted By: 2Dogs
Originally Posted By: Wiley Coyote
Dozer. JD850, D65 Kamatsu, International TD15, Cat D7, etc. Something in the 150-200HP range with 8 ft blade

Track loaders almost always have street pads. Moving this much dirt that far you need pads with cleats.


What does cleats have to do with scooping it up in the bucket for transport?


Traction


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Re: Heavy Equipment Suggestion [Re: 2Dogs] #435019
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Originally Posted By: 2Dogs
Originally Posted By: Wiley Coyote
Dozer. JD850, D65 Kamatsu, International TD15, Cat D7, etc. Something in the 150-200HP range with 8 ft blade

Track loaders almost always have street pads. Moving this much dirt that far you need pads with cleats.


What does cleats have to do with scooping it up in the bucket for transport?


If you're gonna scoop and go with it, not much difference although he did say it was soft in the area where the dirt is. But, in all my years of moving dirt with loaders and dozers I have always been able to push more efficiently with a large dozer vs scoop and haul with a loader.. Possibly because the dozer on site was always a lot bigger than any loader on site.


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Re: Heavy Equipment Suggestion [Re: PaschalBD] #435022
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Originally Posted By: tiderbd
Originally Posted By: 2Dogs
Originally Posted By: Wiley Coyote
Dozer. JD850, D65 Kamatsu, International TD15, Cat D7, etc. Something in the 150-200HP range with 8 ft blade

Track loaders almost always have street pads. Moving this much dirt that far you need pads with cleats.


What does cleats have to do with scooping it up in the bucket for transport?


Traction


Ok, traction in a pasture when transporting in the bucket, not pushing, got it.



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Re: Heavy Equipment Suggestion [Re: Rickybobby] #435024
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The track loaders that I have seen also have more narrow tracks on them than dozers do. Narrow tracks equals a stuck machine much of the time.


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Re: Heavy Equipment Suggestion [Re: FurFlyin] #435050
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Getting a big piece of equipment out of a stuck perdicament is a nightmare I wouldn't wish on anyone.


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Re: Heavy Equipment Suggestion [Re: Rickybobby] #435119
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pay yourself by the hour and youll make more using the skid steer

Re: Heavy Equipment Suggestion [Re: Rickybobby] #435217
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Ok I forgot to mention it really wet out here. So dozer or 4wheel loader?


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