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Recent content by reddot556
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Utility locations
yea,a unknown cast in place concrete pipe!!- reddot556
- Post #16
- Forum: Jobsite Coordination
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Loading a scraper with a excavator
often..loaded many 637's..with a 72 inch bucket..have to position them just right so there's not to much spillage on the back engine- reddot556
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- Forum: Jobsite Coordination
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which way do i travel the excavator when on slopes?
i was always taught you work over your idlers..but ddigger has a good point- reddot556
- Post #10
- Forum: Excavators
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Tricks of the Trade
i agree with above posters about loading 90 degrees over the side of the tracks..as the truck comes in your boom should already be as high as its gonna get,then follow the truck with your bucket..honk the horn and dump!! repeat!!- reddot556
- Post #16
- Forum: Excavators
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work pics????
i like the pics!! some cool looking work over there- reddot556
- Post #7
- Forum: Excavators
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work pics????
while i never did much gas/electrical work i enjoyed the pics- reddot556
- Post #3
- Forum: Excavators
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work pics????
i'm retired now and really don't miss getting up early and driving a long distance to work but i do enjoy coming here to look at work pics relating to excavator work..it seems this forum is for the nuts and bolts side of excavators and not the true artistry of what can be done with these...- reddot556
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- Forum: Excavators
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water line ditch
we call it Ameron pipe..but yes,similar,concrete coated steel pipe- reddot556
- Post #9
- Forum: Jobsite Coordination
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