... I covered that hole back up and found anther place to dig dirt:cool2
We howled over that one for a week afterwards.
Heard ya, Dirtman. I was probing around in a backyard years ago looking for the septic tank so I could just replace the line from the house to it...but it ended up being a little more entailed because the tank was an old Ford Fairlane with a pipe stuck in the passengers side window. The customer tried to make me leave it, but my conscience bothered me so I ended up pumping the car out and removing it. I called the honey wagon to make arrangements and when he asked how many gallons the tank was, I said it was a 6 passenger model.
Great pics (and vids im sure... haven't gotten there yet) Amazing job benching out the slope of trash.:notworthy:notworthy:notworthy I assume that's all going into a new hole or is it gonna be hauled out? Have you got any photos of your GPS screen?:usa
Talk about dirting up weird stuff. We were on a job last year this time that had a couple old (farm?) houses on it previously. Well I was cutting the junky topsoil and brick out of one section and my pan caught something big soild and all but stalled my tractor. Got out and saw a few scraps of steel, walked a little further and there was a metal object buried in the ground there. Well I had the other guy come over, and take a look, he tried to pop it loose with his tractor and couldnt either. Eventually the D8 dug it out. Turned out to be an old dump body flipped upside down and welded shut as some kind of make shift septic tank. A few hundred feet away we dug up a whole car.
Thanks again for sharing hoeman!
nce ya use gps and it works properly ya never wana go back. makes ya lazey i guess thats the downfall. ya dont think as much. and that i dont like
I'd have thought that they would have rectified that and the worn out bucket pin by now:beatsme
