a few more
a few more
more pics
some pictures of the result
more pics
how the eliminator is attached and working parts.
l wonder why we are limited to 3 uploads per post.
last two.
Wow!! I wasn't expecting great pictures like that! Excellent shots Michael. I really like the set up that you have there. One machine operation where it would usually take three. The little power broom really sets it off. Thanks for sharing..it was worth the wait..
HEF Junkie
That's a smartly engineered piece of equipment. Someone had some saddle time in a blade to come up with it.
The only thing I see that alarms me is that you're in the wrong lane!
no worries, if you have any other questions, just ask.
This setup would be ideal for us. I might be contacting you for more information a bit later if thats okay..
HEF Junkie
yes, sure, will be glad to assist.Originally Posted by Grader4me
wow thats a pretty slick setup. I've just recently started running motorgraders and been on a 14M. The highways I have been shouldering up are un opened highways so are alot less hectic. Doing all the median grading as well. Only thing I am wondering about is not compacting along the shoulder? seems like the state inspectors seem to raise heck about this. Or with an established shoulder all ready do you have alot less problems with erosion?
i agree... i know some people who might be very interested in something like this
Hi, lucky you, getting a job operating a grader, and a 14M at that, what a
bonus, if you are anything like me you will never want to hop out of them.
Not having a roller is a bit of an issue with me, but the hierachy don't seem too concerned about it.
In our shire area our geography is fairly flat, not mountainous, and with semi drought conditions for the last fifteen years, heavy rainfall hasn't been to much of a problem. cheers
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