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312c digger
- Thread starter Shantull EXC
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biggixxerjim
Senior Member
the heck happened?? Looks like the thing fell off a mountian
RocksnRoses
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What on earth happened to cause that much damage, Shantull EXC? After looking at your previous thread I thought things must be going pretty well for you. Has this just happened or was the 312dl bought to replace this machine? Did you get grumpy?
Rn'R.
Rn'R.
Shantull EXC
Member
no it happened a few years ago the 312cl you see was the replacement it fell of the float when i trusted the float driver to shift it for me when i got a phone call on what had happened. i got a little grumpy the float driver and i dont see eye to eye:Banghead
Shantull EXC
Member
hey fellow aussie dogger the counterweight stoped at impact some 50 metres away yes 50 metres
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Squizzy246B
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It would be fairly traditional here at HEF for somebody to rock up and say "That'll Buff out".......but I think it may have needed a few extra cans of cutting compound.
So what was the excuse this time?
Can I ask wether you had to make a claim or did the truckies mob cover it?
So what was the excuse this time?
Can I ask wether you had to make a claim or did the truckies mob cover it?
Shantull EXC
Member
the excuse was pretty laim look the chain broke (yeah sure) as for who pays thats a long story my insurance covered it so you know the drill