WebFeb 26, 2010 · Bingo. Dozers are REALLY bad at moving material over any kind of distance. A guy running a medium sized excavator can bail, move, and bail a pile of dirt A LOT faster than a guy on a big dozer like a D8, and use half the fuel at the same time. Get a 325 or 330 excavator along with your little dozer and you can get a lot of work done
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WebOct 11, 2009 · I think the dozer would be a better choice for the pond but I try and avoid dozers for light clearing. You can get more finesse out of smaller machine and have less to burn and less to clean up. you can rent a skid and dozer for what your budget calls for.
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WebOct 25, 2015 · Excavator. Of all the work you described, the only jobs the dozer is perfectly suited for is the tree/site clearing and grading. The excavator can do it all. Some things the dozer can do better, but the hoe can do ALL the jobs you listed. My vote is for a hoe. Shimmy1, Oct 23, 2015 #4 Foozzer Member Joined: Oct 7, 2015 Messages: 20 Location
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WebJul 25, 2004 · I was wonder about doing the dozer work on a pond myself even though I have almost no experience (Ive ran a dozer a total of maybe 2 hours - with assistance, but I am pretty good with a bobcat). We currently own a Cat 235B Excavator, John Deere 690B excavator, DJB 350C six wheel articulated dump, and a John Deere 850 dozer. …
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WebHas anyone purchased equipment from "The Pond Guy"? The pond guy has bundles that has everything you need, minus rocks, plants etc etc. It would be nice to order everything from the same place but I wanted to ask y'all about it. The only local pond place is closed down right now. 4.
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WebDec 7, 2015 · The ponds we have usually have 3:1 or 4:1 slopes and it's a challenge to maintain a workable area. I will say that I have tried cleaning waterholes with the excavator before, and this was the most successful I have ever been. Reason for that, surprise surprise, is my use of this forum over the last year.
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WebAug 22, 2021 · In this article, we will discuss the difference between dozer and excavator. 1. Dozer A dozer is a motorized machine that contains a broad horizontal metal blade or ripper at the front side for pushing material like sand, soil, snow, etc. Dozer is commonly used in construction sites, mining sites, etc. Some uses of dozer are: a.
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WebMar 1, 2022 · Using a backhoe excavator will allow you to dig up large buckets of soil, thus reducing the workload by several hours. This step is technically optional, as you can use the main dozer attachment to dig the pond. Using the blade. Before using a backhoe to dig everything out of the soil, use the blade on the front of the dozer to push out the
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WebOct 11, 2009 · Smaller eq. is going to leave you weather dependent as one good rain is going to stop your pond. A dozer simultaneously with a bh or excavator ripping spoil loose increases productivity - my blade is a 1 yard but if pushing loose spoil I can get dirt hood high 2-3x per push.
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Learn MoreWebMar 1, 2022 · Using a backhoe excavator will allow you to dig up large buckets of soil, thus reducing the workload by several hours. This step is technically optional, as you can use the main dozer attachment to dig the pond. Using the blade. Before using a backhoe to dig everything out of the soil, use the blade on the front of the dozer to push out the
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WebAug 14, 2016 · The excavator would loosen the soil and the dozer would push it out. This seemed like a pretty efficient use of the strengths of each machine. Excavators can dig, but they don't move a lot of material. A dozer can push a fair amount of loose material, but a dozer tears it's drive line up when turning while pushing.
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WebNov 19, 2022 · Considering that the excavator is available in different sizes and lengths, you should perform a proper search for the right excavator. Ensure that the dimension and quality of the excavator will fit the job which you plan to use it for. If you intend to dig a small-sized personal pond, a compact excavator should do the job effectively.
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WebOct 11, 2009 · Smaller eq. is going to leave you weather dependent as one good rain is going to stop your pond. A dozer simultaneously with a bh or excavator ripping spoil loose increases productivity - my blade is a 1 yard but if pushing loose spoil I can get dirt hood high 2-3x per push.
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WebExcavators are pieces of heavy machinery made for excavating or digging trenches, foundations and holes. Depending on the size of your lake or pond, you may need a standard excavator, which is the perfect size for heavy and tough jobs. Other models you can choose are midi and mini.
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WebMar 1, 2022 · Using a backhoe excavator will allow you to dig up large buckets of soil, thus reducing the workload by several hours. This step is technically optional, as you can use the main dozer attachment to dig the pond. Using the blade. Before using a backhoe to dig everything out of the soil, use the blade on the front of the dozer to push out the
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WebNov 19, 2022 · Considering that the excavator is available in different sizes and lengths, you should perform a proper search for the right excavator. Ensure that the dimension and quality of the excavator will fit the job which you plan to use it for. If you intend to dig a small-sized personal pond, a compact excavator should do the job effectively.
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