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  • How to drive/operate a Caterpillar D6K

    As some of you may remember Iv been making videos and uploading them to youtube. Im not sure if yall would enjoy them or not but here's one I made about how to operate/drive a Cat D6K.
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    Last edited by stephen4785; 12-30-2016, 11:43 PM.

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    I have no idea why its not letting me embed the damn video

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    • #3
      fixed

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      • #4
        loud bang at 1:10 did not sound good at all

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        • #5
          No D11R no care.

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          • #6
            awesome video man

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            • #7
              Nice video. What else do you own? I was a heavy equipment mechanic, but avoided track equipment the best I could.

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              • #8
                Originally posted by Mike K View Post
                Nice video. What else do you own? I was a heavy equipment mechanic, but avoided track equipment the best I could.
                The dozer isnt mine. I dont own any heavy equipment. Im a heavy equipment mechanic and used a customers D6K for the video(i did get permission first).

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                • #9
                  I don't believe I'll get the chance to drive one, but cool watch!
                  DamonH

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                  • #10
                    got you covered bro.



                    and after watching this i feel i may get my money's worth. honestly kinda bummed that i can control track movement with one stick.

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                    • #11
                      Originally posted by hxbernal View Post
                      loud bang at 1:10 did not sound good at all
                      That was just the door swinging open and hitting the latch that locks it open.

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