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DAMN woli.

 

we went for the Kobelco,the case was on another job site...
lucky for me father in law ad to bring the excavator there anyway tomorrow to dig the fondations so he didnt gave me the evil eye
but since i laughed of him yesterday since he was stuck at the very same place of me i will be remembered this for a loooooong time [&:]


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wow looks like fun

 

Good God man!! That's awesome! Aside from the being stuck and stuff breaking. A day spent in the mud is a day well spent.

 

Looks like you already got a good start on diggin' the footings, Woli.

Mike

 

there is no way in Hell the U.S. DOT would let this fly. . .but then again you are in Canada.

 

what u mean drew? whats the problem whit this? the trailer?
the excavator is supposed to be more toward the axles but save that whats the problem?
the excavator was chained all the way around pretty good and the trailer and the axles are up to the task no troubles

 

first, no wide load plackards, flags, or markings. . .second, that Kobelco has to be over the GWR for that trailer. . .

dang that CDL manual still haunts me[:@]

 

what nobody sees the degree of tilt on that tracked veh???
it aint the ground cause look at the rear (tailgate) of the truck, its level...
i wonder if the tracks arent leaning over on the otherside and thats why is leaning..
damn crazy cannucks!!