Uploaded January 2021 | Updated September 2026, 7 hours ago
I bet this is the first time you've seen a custom forestry 2154G processor with a road builder set up...the robotic dozer is badass too; there's no one even inside of it. The excavator operator remotely controls it from inside his machine as he needs it. Apparently this set up uses new technologies to do so. Non the less, it's pretty damn cool to me.
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If I was still an operator, I'd definitely move out west and work for Hall Family OF Companies. Every project I visit, theyre always doing something epic!
As far as this video, it's hands down, my best one yet. A lot of effort went into this one. 16 hours of driving, 8 hours of filming, and 12 hours of editing.
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The steepness of this slope doesn't translate through the video, but believe me, it's steep as hell. To climb up the side of it, I basically had to crawl up it with my bag of camera's, and take a break every 20 feet.
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I bet this is the first time you've seen a custom forestry 2154G processor with a road builder set up...the robotic dozer is badass too; there's no one even inside of it. The excavator operator remotely controls it from inside his machine as he needs it. Apparently this set up uses new technologies to do so. Non the less, it's pretty damn cool to me.
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If I was still an operator, I'd definitely move out west and work for Hall Family OF Companies. Every project I visit, theyre always doing something epic!
As far as this video, it's hands down, my best one yet. A lot of effort went into this one. 16 hours of driving, 8 hours of filming, and 12 hours of editing.
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The steepness of this slope doesn't translate through the video, but believe me, it's steep as hell. To climb up the side of it, I basically had to crawl up it with my bag of camera's, and take a break every 20 feet.
If you like the video, either subscribe or hit the like button.
