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Random Pictures of our equipment

D&GExcavating

D&GExcavating

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Some work I did at a farm with the 700H

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Doing some work with one of the 700Js

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The new 250G lined up at the shop with a few of the other excavators.

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D&GExcavating

D&GExcavating

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Blading at the beginning of last summer. Beans under about 6 feet of water on either side of the road. Eventually the water came up and over the road.

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New 279C with the old 279C

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Traded off our last 2 Gehl 5640Es for 2 new Cat 246Cs. This was the first one.

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D&GExcavating

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cps said:
You should be proud of a well turned out fleet like that!, hope the work keeps coming in for you and your family business
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Thank you very much! If the snow would stop, we have a few solid months of work lined up already. The frost went out partially, and then it started snowing again and everything is just a mess now. We haven't been able to use the 980G for snow removal this past month because the parking lots can barely handle the 950s and 624s
 
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Sawdus22

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Do you think you could take some pictures of the shop and the yard? Yall look like a very successful company I always enjoy your pictures.
 
D&GExcavating

D&GExcavating

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Sawdus22 said:
Do you think you could take some pictures of the shop and the yard? Yall look like a very successful company I always enjoy your pictures.
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Sure I can do that sometime soon! In the mean time you can look at this.
https://maps.google.com/maps?oe=utf-8&client=firefox-a&q=2376+county+road+30+marshall+mn&ie=UTF-8&hq=&hnear=0x878a5011be8fe943:0xd420784a66e94730,2376+County+Road+30,+Marshall,+MN+56258&gl=us&ei=ODF9Uej3FIf2rAHTnoDIBA&ved=0CDIQ8gEwAA
The marker is right in our driveway
 
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Very nice looking business you have there. That garage looks sweet, and huge. Guess its required with your long, cold winters to have a nice place to work on equipment.
 
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Well I suppose I better update this thread since I have been saving up pictures. I'm just going to post a lot of random ones I have on my phone. Some of them are projects I worked on this summer, and some are pictures of our equipment.

Okay this is a job where we were hired to dig the footings and then back fill them. How do these walls look to you guys?

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Driveway that a guy wanted widened about 2 feet on either side, but didn't want to pay for any gravel to be brought in.
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There was only a driveway up to this house, so I cut out the sod and black dirt and put in some gravel.
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I had to replace this culvert at my grandparent's place with our 302.5C
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Customers machine shed. I built up the gravel about 6 inches.
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Stripping a lot for a new hotel.
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D&GExcavating

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Building up the roads and parking lot at a fertilizer plant.
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Used the 700H to build a haul road across a wet spot.
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This job was way too wet for our 627Bs. Believe it or not, it took our D6H XL and D6R XL to pull/ push me out of this one.
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My dad wanted to try out my old John Deere 450. We cleaned out some trees at my place.
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After we were done.
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Sawdus22

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I thought you were never gonna update this thread. As always I love the pictures. Looking forward to more updates.
 
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Another customer who wanted something done as cheaply as possible. He just didn't want his loading dock to turn to slop, so I cut out the clay about 8 inches down from the concrete and sloped it about 6 inches out at 100' or so. Put down some filter cloth, covered it with crushed concrete and packed it.
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Some more work I did at my house with our tractor hoe and my John Deere 450.
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The sales man told us to try this out, and I was lucky enough to get to put 15 hours on it. One sweet machine if you ask me!
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Parking lot I was working on for a company to park their truck fleet on. It was crushed concrete, and the dark spots are just where I had watered it, packed it, and bladed it again. The stuff was so hard it didn't want to saturate.
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x2 I didn't know a string line was that hard to come by up there...
 
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