lol a good operator,I have seen many people jump on an excavator that did not have a clue,but they where real good on fucking the machine up fast like, even a few that put em over lmao. Side panels pushed in on big tree's,tracks ripped off because some how they got the bucket teeth wadded in there. or they try to run machine at idel all day.
LOL! Yeah, the rental ones are beaters!
A track hoe will lift one right up and put it in place.
Read about it in the paper,from what i got from someone that he was putting out lb's every other week none stop once he got rolling. paper said he was cought with 100's of lbs,but we all know 75% of that is not smokable. He was a farmer so i would say he could have changed a few things that did not put a flag up.
where there is a will there's a way
Im trying my best to eliminate the whole thing of 'hoping for the best' and 'leaving things to chance'. ie- landlords coming over, h and s etc etc.
container weighs for 8x40 9k a Good 20k Excavator "track hoe" will pick 12k with out a problem, If your smart and a good operator you do not need to lift
prep the hole right with slight ramp and drag the bitch in.
So talking was his problem or showing of his money or dealing with 2 many buyers etc. Really stupid reasons to get caught. Imo one buyer that you trust is the only way to go with something like this and even though i trust him, he doesn't need to know that it's you growing the bud.
True, true. A lot quicker 'n easier too, without having to hook up the chains and all......container weighs for 8x40 9k a Good 20k Excavator "track hoe" will pick 12k with out a problem, If your smart and a good operator you do not need to lift
Aye, just rent a bobcat with the excavator attachment and go to town. Borrow someones truck... maybe setup a skid to get it in there. Totally doable but - the amount of work! It would be a pretty long weekend I suspect for one person.
Yeah, I wouldn't suggest anything more than a bobcat really.... I've seen experienced operators get into jams that are NOT easy to get out of and in some cases were extremely expensive. I do not recommend someone without experience operating one of these things without fully understanding there's a chance things could go really horribly wrong. The amount of power generated by these machines is intense and the pressures of the hydraulics are very high and potentially dangerous if things don't go right.
First i will say this..only a retard would fuck up a piece of equipment. never will a good operator get an excavator in a jam....never no how .. . You can take the bob cat and play in a sand box with it.
You've never worked on/around muskeg on blast sites I suspect
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so i do have a clue..show up on job 8 am with excavator on trailer and end of day back on trailer with house lot cleared ,hole dug for foundation and site leveled for the masons.I would rather do my self then have anyone on anything that does not have a clue.