CAT Is Going EV! Full Tour Of 500kW+ Chargers, Construction / Mining Equipment, & Battery Storage



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28 thoughts on “CAT Is Going EV! Full Tour Of 500kW+ Chargers, Construction / Mining Equipment, & Battery Storage”

  1. I own & operate a Terex PT50 (equivalent to a ASV RC50) compact skid steer loader, and it would be a FAR superior machine if it were battery electric. I'm currently burning 6 litres of diesel per hour in my Terex and it's very noisy in the cab. An electric motor driving each track would deliver a higher travel speed and greater torque, so I could drive this machine up slopes with a fully loaded bucket (all up around 4 tonnes) with no reduction in speed. Plus it would be quiet. I want one tomorrow!

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  2. John was awesome, super exciteable and knowledageble, I liked seeing the other CAT employees at the end like "should we intervene?" and the other one was like "nah, let him cook, he's got this"

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  3. Great job K, when you said CAT is leading the way in electric equipment. I wondered about your due diligence on that comment or did you shoot from the hip like "brandon" did. This guy is the best darn speaker ive ever heard.

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  4. I’m worried about the implications for this, but not because of it being electrified, these are designed to run for about 8 hours use , but at the end of the day that means plugging in, most machines are left in the field , and most off grid , at best you can charge 1 or two a night , but a small fleet, further more if the generator is on site to power the charging us less than ideal , but further more many corps have known of a high degree of equipment often being stolen, this will only increase the likelihood and increase the disrupts that generator or equipment is damaged or stolen, a gas powered they can easily truck in juice but off grid these machines will become a 5 to 14tonn brick , leaving operators ever the extra cost to move each night or run the risk of having to run extra security to protect the site , further more the hire market will have these issues and more as it’s more than likely the unit will be run till empty, making recovery incredibly difficult

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