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Field Testing with Demolition Debris

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Design. Build. Test. " Monkey Claw" - new equipment attachment

What happens here

The 'Monkey Claw' is moved to a demolition site and mounted on a Caterpillar 299D3 Compact Track Loader for further testing. It demonstrates its ability to efficiently pick up and load various types of demolition debris, including wood, metal, plastic, and roofing materials, into a large dump truck. The design's effectiveness in managing irregular and bulky waste materials is showcased, confirming its versatility beyond just handling rocks.

Goal: Evaluate the attachment's performance in demolition and debris handling

Tools and materials

  • Compact Track Loader Caterpillar 299D3 — Operating the attachment during testing
  • Completed Monkey Claw CMP Attachments — The final assembled attachment
  • Demolition Debris N/A — Test material for debris handling
  • Dump Truck — Receiving loaded debris

What they say

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all right how is she gonna do with the smaller stuff clamp down all right let's see what you grab let's see if you got enough pull back there you go yup bring it in fold it under there you go so he's trying to grab that whole liner all at once yeah it's a nice metal liner so what alex is trying to do is instead of gouge the ground he's trying to pick everything off from the ground kind of like you reach down with your hand and pick the garbage up and off scoop and grab some grass and turf and whatever else is underneath it he's being pretty strategic about how he uses that only reason i say that is because if you're wondering why we're doing it this way well now you know a lot of guys be like oh just scoop underneath it and go yeah that's how you get dirt you see we don't have any dirt that's a pretty clean load there was no dirt dirty garbage [Music] be nice if the camera would stay mounted

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