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on a new job...on a new hoe life is good!!!

Burnout

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JimBruce42 said:
Slight hijack...

Dozerboy,

I'm skinny, but tall and would have to agree that the cabs on the 328 and 321's are small, but I think they are either layed out better or slightly larger than the komatsu 228's. Could just be me though:beatsme

I've joined hoeman on this job, and so... a few pics from my angle.
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Mmmmmm I spot something sexy in pic number 4. And no its not hoeman or jimbruce.
 
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Very Nice, do they need any help. Ive run one of those 328 before, turn on the heat slip in CD and go to work. Those machines are good for tight spots, turning, I believe they dont have a conventional counter weight. You should be good to go.
 
CM1995

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The pre-cast retainer wall looks interesting do ya'll have any more pictures of it?
 
JimBruce42

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Burnout said:
If thats what gets your crank movin... give er. But I was thinkin the track loader.
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haha, I wouldn't think you were interested in a little ol' 63D:D

Excavator Nut said:
Very Nice, do they need any help. Ive run one of those 328 before, turn on the heat slip in CD and go to work. Those machines are good for tight spots, turning, I believe they dont have a conventional counter weight. You should be good to go.
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yeah, its a Close Radius machine like the 321's. Hoeman can attest to how stable a machine it is

CM1995 said:
The pre-cast retainer wall looks interesting do ya'll have any more pictures of it?
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short answer yes.... long answer, Yes I do on my desktop, which :bash a few days ago, so until I get my files off of it and on this new one... I can't post anything.
 
dirt digger

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good to see you guys are churning away on that job...obviously not today though, it is hammering down rain...keep up the pics guys, I am curious to see how they finally decided to build this job
 
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