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this made my day

catd8t ยท 2009-11-15 18:27

YouTube - moottorilapio

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  1. #1Clawed Backster2009-11-15 19:35

    An oversized bucket can put excessive stress on a machine, and may even void the warranty.

  2. #2catd8t2009-11-15 19:37

    if i was doing that ad my boss was he would flip haha

  3. #3OCR2009-11-16 00:11

    this made my day... mine too... lol :falldownlaugh Man!!!, that guys good... :lmao Actually, the operator is pretty good! OCR...

  4. #4JTL2009-11-16 01:30

    Is that one of them shovel ready jobs we keep hearing so much about. Government funded to last a lifetime!!!!!!:usa

  5. #5landrvrnut222009-11-16 09:17

    You've never seen an offset, extended ear trenching bucket? They are especially handy for tight areas and installing 4" drainage tile. Mostly landscapers use them to mess up your parking lot subgrade.

  6. #6Hendrik2009-11-16 17:34

    I would have liked to see that shovel a bit fuller, the operator is getting barley 50% of capacity.

  7. #7JimBruce422009-11-16 22:00

    someone musta made a mistake in estimating and said they had to move 4 yards a day... so they were just making sure they'd make budget obviously

  8. #8Tacodriver2009-11-16 22:04

    That's his by the hour bucket.

  9. #9heavylift2009-11-17 01:06

    Interesting...

  10. #10cummins052009-11-17 04:42

    must have been a county job lol

  11. #11AmerIndependent2009-11-17 18:49

    Hahaha. The comments are as funny as the video!

  12. #12JDOFMEMI2009-11-17 19:16

    Best quote yet!:lmao

  13. #13hvy 1ton2009-11-18 01:19

    That must be how the Europeans pay for rototilts, an actual bucket is extra.:lmao

  14. #14JTL2009-11-18 01:48

    Thanks Jerry! I hear its just as slow down your way as it is up here. Been home for 3 weeks now with nothing on the horizion. Longest in 8 years.:beatsme Jason

  15. #15JDOFMEMI2009-11-18 11:59

    Jason Yes, it is pretty bad here. A small handfull of companies have any work at all. People I know who haven't missed a day in over 10 years are sitting home. A lot of our talent is going to leave the business if things don't pick up. Then it will be a mess to get any work done. I am fortunate to have one small job and 8 to 10 guys working part time. A couple years ago, I had 75 to 80 full time.