David's Dozer V-Loc System is the only way to accurately and efficiently grade all types of pads. Here is the link to a few videos of the V-Loc System in action. Complete systems which include a modified 6-way dozer blade, a laser mast w/slope, a laser receiver, a control box, and the patent protect V-Loc Assembly are available for sale for all makes and model track loaders. Contact David's Dozer V-Loc System at (305) 246-3141 for inquiries about the system. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WTV3gXBwrS0&list=PL143cf8_oBlrIv7wG6bKA4M_IsEX8tIlD
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Yair . . . Davidsdozer. You're getting a bit carried away mate. I didn't have your system fifty years ago building 200x75 yard pads for broiler chicken sheds with a D6 and cable blade . . . just a bubble in the butt and hundred foot pegs that I put in with an eye level every morning. Every push counted and I venture to say it was a bloody sight more efficient than that little jigger rattling around like a fart in a pickle bottle doing bugger all. Cheers
I don't get it....... What do you mean the "only" ? Was the little skid doing any grading in the vid? Pj
Take a look at all three of the videos. In the third video in the playlist laser grading is being done.
Considering that it is the "only way" to do it, your videos don't really show much. Your website doesn't either. The first video doesn't show anything impressive. Certainly nothing accurate or efficient. If anybody watches for long enough to get to the third video hoping that there will be even a slightest explanation of what this thing actually is, they will be disappointed. How can you expect any interest if you don't actually show what it is or how it works? Give me a D6 with a cable blade instead.
If you read the description it clearly states that the system is a 6-way tilt dozer blade, the v-loc assembly(which stabilizes and neutralizes the blade on the skid steer), a laser mast(electric)w/a slope meter, a control box(for the laser), and a laser receiver. The point of the three videos in the playlist provided is it shows that with our system your skid steer is virtually converted into a mini dozer. You can knock down piles, spread material to fill in the pad, rough in and cut the material if needed(we have lots of road rock in Florida, so that is important) and then you turn on the laser and you can do a finish grade to within a tolerance of an 1/8th. We have done fine grading with a dozer for 20 years, and as matter of fact, for several years David was the only person in South Florida with a dozer using a laser for fine grading. Dozer's are great for big open field work, but if you have to grade a pad for Wal-Mart where the do the tilt up construction before the floors are graded you can''t do that with a dozer, and a skid steer w/ a box blade is in efficient and inaccurate. However, with our system you can do it with no problem. There are videos on our youtube(the same channel that hosts the three video that you watched) that show this in action. I hope this addresses your question.
I'm kind of interested in blade mounted laser receivers. How is this system any different?