Countryboy
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Welcome to Heavy Equipment Forums Chubbs Mcgee! :drinkup
I had some free time while waiting on the lowboy to arrive so I tried the 12 oz coke can. First I tried an empty can and it immediatly crushed so i tried the full can. Here is what happened!
Sorry the camera is so far away. I did not want it to get wet if the can exploded.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_-SCO2rH7wg
aw come on!!!...you place a coke can tween the teeth...tweek the grapple until you can pick it up...takes "some" dexterity....try lighting the kitchen match with the sandpaper taped to a bucket tooth without breaking the match stick, then we'll know how much feel for a machine you got.
aw come on!!!...you place a coke can tween the teeth...tweek the grapple until you can pick it up...takes "some" dexterity....try lighting the kitchen match with the sandpaper taped to a bucket tooth without breaking the match stick, then we'll know how much feel for a machine you got.
I doubt I could do it now ,but back in my days as a trackhoe operator I always looked for new ways to sharpen my dept perception and hand / eye coordination. One way I found was to wait for the pipelayer in the ditch ( a good friend with a sense of humor ) to bend over to align the pipe to the laser and I would put a bucket tooth in his back pants pocket and sit him down in the ditch.
What made it a challenge was I was on a 235 Cat and the " target " was in a ditch 25' from me.
I don't reccomend trying this. I'd been a op then for over 15 years and had " the velvet touch " on a machine.
:usa
i call bs. how far is this stick into the crack, anyway??
lets see some prof. If you could do it then, u can do it now, right? Especially with far superior equipment..
I dont think a 235 tooth will fit in a back pocket........:umno