Nice pic my dad took last fall

[928G Boy]

I operated that little 302.5, with it I trimmed the walls of the shaft you see it being lifted out of. A 325 longreach excavator did the bulk of the work, anywhere the 325 operator couldn't reach, I would dig with the 302.5. It was hard digging, tons of rocks. The 302.5 took a real beating.

[SouthOnBeach]

kinda something seeing that mini picked up like it was nothing by the 325. nice pics

[equipment fan]

nice picture;)

[Serv]

nice picture. ;)


Am I the only one that see's a 345 in the pic? where's the 325? :confused:

[HeyUvaVT]

im with you serv...prolly just a typo :drinkup

[928G Boy]

good observation, i should have mentioned that the 325 would have never lifted that mini up... it's a longreach with a huge boom and dipper and can't lift ****!

So we walked a 345B over just to lift and lower the mini.

oh yeah and that shaft is over 30 feet deep, with soilder piles and I beam whalers reinforcing it, planked between the soilder piles with 4x6s

[abobb]

That sounds just like the type of job I recently watched. Don't remember all the machines they used... but company on a job adjacent to one I was working was digging a pit to do micro-tunnelling. Used a standard excavator as deep as possible.. then switched to a long reach.. and finally a mini at the bottom of the hole filling the long reach bucket for the final clean up work.

[Countryboy]

Welcome to HEF abobb! :drinkup

[abobb]

Thanks Countryboy.. I've actually been around for a while.. just haven't posted.

[ccmasrc]

:usa

[Keith Bowman]

cute !

[carrieseller]

hi,i love ur pic!

heyhey..though i am not familiar with the total excavator.i just be familiar with the parts of excavator--bucket teeth,tip,pin,washers and so on..Coz we are specilized in bucket teeth.:D

carrie