Clawed Backster
Senior Member
I was taught to keep the bottom of the front bucket flat on the ground to keep wear of the cutting edge to a minimum.
Drives me nuts to watch operators scraping up material off of asphalt with the bucket tilted down. I recently watched as an operator caught a pot hole in the asphalt with his bucket tipped down, and tore up a big section. He was on a front end loader, not a backhoe, but the principal is the same. I probably would have fired him on the spot.
Thoughts?
Drives me nuts to watch operators scraping up material off of asphalt with the bucket tilted down. I recently watched as an operator caught a pot hole in the asphalt with his bucket tipped down, and tore up a big section. He was on a front end loader, not a backhoe, but the principal is the same. I probably would have fired him on the spot.
Thoughts?