New Dozer from Premacon - Page 3

sparkycuda · #41 09-25-2016, 01:43 PM

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Originally Posted by dozerbuilder

" It is no problem to play in hard ground"

OK, show us then. That's all we ask before we consider parting with $5000 maybe more (at a guess) plus $700 shipping (at a guess plus insurance and import duties and State taxes).

But you compare it with d9 or that stuff. therefore you should compare with a a 776.

1:1 776 at 73 tons is a D10 size machine, not D9R.

1:1 4T3 T-800 is 106 tons, not a 776 at 73 tons. T-800 = D11 or D475-5.

Perhaps some confusion is from differences in weight units. He is probably talking about metric tons and we are probably citing US tons. Just a guess.

Ken

dozerbuilder · #42 09-25-2016, 08:55 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by sparkycuda

Perhaps some confusion is from differences in weight units. He is probably talking about metric tons and we are probably citing US tons. Just a guess.

Ken

Hi Ken. The EEC metric system uses the U.S Ton at 2000 lbs, and specifically excludes the use of the "Long Ton" 2240 lbs.

So the machine weights I quoted are correct.

Cheers

dozerbuilder · #43 09-25-2016, 09:00 PM

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Originally Posted by ihbuilder

No offense , but that LIL dozer is pushin loose rock . If attacked properly it can be moved by any of these RC model dozers, just takes a lil longer . Yes, I have over 30 Years experience operating dozers mostly small 1's . You learn how to get-R-done with what you have and not brake it .

Come on IH, it's moist sand.

ihbuilder · #44 09-26-2016, 07:21 AM

dozerbilder, have you operated a dozer much less an RC one ? For craps sake , it's a lil grading machine the size of a d6 maybe . They're not designed for bull work unless you put a semi-u blade on it . Ever seen a 6 way blade tore apart from doin shyt its not designed to doo ?

PS:By lil dozer , I mean in the vid you posted

to add , I'd much rather push the loose sand with my D6 and leave the rocky hard pan stuff to my TD40B (D10 size ).

dozerbuilder · #45 09-26-2016, 08:31 AM

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Originally Posted by ihbuilder

dozerbilder, have you operated a dozer much less an RC one ? For craps sake , it's a lil grading machine the size of a d6 maybe . They're not designed for bull work unless you put a semi-u blade on it . Ever seen a 6 way blade tore apart from doin shyt its not designed to doo ?

PS:By lil dozer , I mean in the vid you posted

to add , I'd much rather push the loose sand with my D6 and leave the rocky hard pan stuff to my TD40B (D10 size ).

Steady up ihbuilder,

I never mentioned any of the issues you have raised here. I asked one question, and it was to Premacon, not you. The question remains unanswered.

Given the tone and language of your post here, please understand that I have no intention of allowing myself to be dragged into an online argument with you. Thank you for your understanding. Cool off a bit, smile, and go and push a few blade-fulls of rocky hard pan with all that experience of yours.

PREMACON · #46 09-27-2016, 06:35 PM

Sorry what question do you mean?

best regards
Frank

Kausekaos · #47 09-27-2016, 06:42 PM

https://youtu.be/0YY9_jNh-xo

bigford · #48 09-27-2016, 08:10 PM

Dozerbuilder
You do understand that frank owns permacon
I really don't think he is starting anything. But I can
Tell you the mods will lock this thread if the bickering
Don't stop. Seen it happen before

bigford · #49 09-27-2016, 09:23 PM

I have rw looking into that hook up you talked about hopefully it will help both dozers out.

Northern Farmer · #50 09-28-2016, 12:44 AM

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Originally Posted by PREMACON

Sorry what question do you mean?

best regards
Frank

Dozer looks and works great Frank

Those rippers are really effective! Have you come up with a price tag for the dozer ?

liftmys10 · #51 09-28-2016, 02:02 AM

Not trying to stir anything up but it looks impressive to me. Check out the new video that just got posted.
https://youtu.be/0YY9_jNh-xo

On a side note, I just met Mr. Willi Liebherr today and took a photo with him at the Minexpo Las Vegas.
Super nice gentleman! The new 776 looks amazing in person.