buckfever
Senior Member
what about road side grading and large finnish grading jobs. if the tracks can holdup got to be cheaper then wear and tear on a steel undercarige.
Whats the need for a high speed dozer for spreading road stone? Doesnt a grader already perform that job already?
You usualy have to have a blade and scraper or blade and dozer, where this machine elminates one machine and one operator!!! Think about it then post!
So in my eyes this machine pulling a pan is unproductive thats my piont of veiw have yours.
You could stand to be a little less arrogant with your response to people you would probably have a better time here on the forum. So really I got your post just don't see how this machine pulling a pan would be cost effective the way we do work.
Guess it was only a matter of time before some one tried this.:Banghead
Just have to put a hoe in the fill to unload emYou notice how on those Miskin scraper videos and the John Deere video they're always working with nice dry dirt? You never see them working in heavy cohesive soils, like Manitoba gumbo, silt, or loon ****. (pardon my french if we're not allowed to swear lol) I wonder how well one of those Miskin scrapers would work here considering they dump like a dump truck instead of having an ejector like a garbage truck or a regular scraper.
Well down here we have a tolerance of a hundreth before they will even let you lay base rock.
I wonder how well one of those Miskin scrapers would work here considering they dump like a dump truck instead of having an ejector like a garbage truck or a regular scraper.
You notice how on those Miskin scraper videos and the John Deere video they're always working with nice dry dirt? You never see them working in heavy cohesive soils, like Manitoba gumbo, silt, or loon ****. (pardon my french if we're not allowed to swear lol) I wonder how well one of those Miskin scrapers would work here considering they dump like a dump truck instead of having an ejector like a garbage truck or a regular scraper.