90 holes, 2 feet wide and 5 feet deep, take a Cat 247B2, one operator/owner juiced up on caffeine and a Cat Auger and put them together, 5 hours later:
90 holes, 2 feet wide and 5 feet deep, take a Cat 247B2, one operator/owner juiced up on caffeine and a Cat Auger and put them together, 5 hours later:
What are they for, a fence of some sorts?
-Austin
A new bunker for silage, 6x8 posts will be holding concrete panels together, a footing trench would not have worked on this job, pics 3 and 4, you can see the height of the bunker, those are the pre-cast panels, but these ones will be 2 high laid horizontally.
Is most of your work ag-related?
-Austin
Yup, about 90% of it, the rest is some weekend warrior stuff and commercial, but I love the Dairy Farmers, they got deep pockets!
They have deep pockets because my family drinks milk nonstop! Twice as much if you count the chocolate milk dad and I pick up on the way to work.Originally Posted by bobcat ron
How do you like the Cat? Bobcat controls the market in New England so I don't see too many other brands.
-Austin
I love the Cat, much higher hydraulic power, I wasn't even using 1/2 throttle on this job, fuel tank size is small though, I thought it was just a pump sucker, but the T190 I had before had a 28 gallon tank, this Cat has 17 gallons, so 8 hours on a tank is good enough. I did a nice side by side comparison between the two machines on ********, the loaders are much stronger on the Cat's versus Bobcat, and this is a smaller machine compared to the Bobcat.
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