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New member to the scene.. Wanted to share a few pics with everyone.
- Thread starter PineTreeAssassin
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farmerlund
Senior Member
Ya, the rake works better than the typical dozer rake. Its off a wheel loader.
Not sure about the hours on the D8H, Guy I bought it from took very good care of it. rebuilt engine and trans before I got it. should last a very long time. Not usable in soft ground for sure. LOL
Not sure about the hours on the D8H, Guy I bought it from took very good care of it. rebuilt engine and trans before I got it. should last a very long time. Not usable in soft ground for sure. LOL
PineTreeAssassin
Well-Known Member
Dang, it looks like pretty heavy duty rake. I'd say that d8 should last you a long time man! I bet that thing can ever more push
Landclearer
Senior Member
Thanks for posting. I love seeing others work and how similar or different it is done in other areas.
Another great job. I get a little OCD myself once in a while but it feels good to be proud of your work and you should definitely be proud if yours.
Another great job. I get a little OCD myself once in a while but it feels good to be proud of your work and you should definitely be proud if yours.
PineTreeAssassin
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Pond Job before and after.. Customer said he wanted a deep pond!
rwoody
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- Pleasanton TX
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- Heavy Repair/Sales/Military Surplus
deeper the better awesome!!!!!!!!!! i like them 25' last long time that way and easier for the ecosystem to come back if you have a shallow end too@@@
PineTreeAssassin
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Thats right! I get nervous going that deep.. I Worry about hitting sandy soils that far down around here, but ultimately left up to the customer when you tell them up front.
PineTreeAssassin
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Before Pics : 
Reconditioning 2600' ft. of an existing logging road for a timber company. Overgrown and plenty of mud holes to fix!
Reconditioning 2600' ft. of an existing logging road for a timber company. Overgrown and plenty of mud holes to fix!
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PineTreeAssassin
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After Pics....Would've like to have cleaned the remainder of the ditch out with the excavator, customer's budget wouldn't allow for it.
thierrys
Member
Wow, so clean. Thanks
