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[Colorado Digger]

CM- It's just such a big vertical cut. Plus, They have been drilling and splitting everything we can't load. The 210lx- no thumb seems to be the best at loading the big bones. They can load 5-6' footers but, on the ramp..swinging uphill isn't the best set-up. Some how, they load some big friigin rock and no accidents.
I like all the concrete around your drainage structures and such. If the frost did not get behind everything we could do stuff like that.

:drinkup Hora Si!

 

[CM1995]

Thanks CD. What's frost?:beatsme:tong

Good looking work, as usual. Glad you are staying busy, the construction market seems to be getting better around the country - let's hold our breath..

 

[Colorado Digger]

!0-4 CM



:angel

CD

 

[CM1995]

Nice! Good price too. The wife and I are splurging tonight, filets with lobster tails... I love Costco.

 

[Colorado Digger]

on edit

It's been a crazy few weeks. The first one is from a sale. All the other's are of the company's small fleet.









Ya'll should be tell which one's are on the sale site and our company jobsite

Again, Kind Regards to all the Texan's out there. Great trip.






Regards, CD

 

[Colorado Digger]

Good thing we have some a small fleet so we can compete with the big boys.




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Hope that works. Happy labor day!

 

[dirty4fun]

C D with all that beautiful country and great looking equipment sure does tease a fellow. Glad to see you are doing so well, must have a lot of work still on the books, that is great.

 

[Landclearer]

CD, looks like some nice soil, no rock for a change. Is the 750 yours and how do you like it?

 

[Colorado Digger]

Landclearer, The 750 is on an R/P but I have not been all that impressed with it. It has 4000 hours and runs decent, not great. It pushes well, easy to see out of, rips decent. I don't think it would pull 3 shanks. The a/c system so far is a pain is the rear. I dunno, He is wanting $115k out of it and I have it on rent for 5k even a month, so I may just be done with it. I don't know what else to do. The Cat 6r and T are out of my budget. Maybe a Case 1650. I am still looking to buy some more iron including ride on 54" sheep's foot and smooth drum plus a loader. Just picking up the deals when they come available. I did just pick up a Nordberg CV100 screening plant, so I am waiting on that to show up from Houston.









Regards, CD

 

[Shimmy1]

I might be off base but I think you would be happy with a D61P-15. Might be a little lighter than the 750 but I have always but more than impressed with it.

 

[Landclearer]

Thanks for the info CD. I have never ran a 750. We have a 450 which we like and I have run a 650 which I really liked. Have you ever thought about a 6N. They are the same size as the 750. I like both the XL and LGP versions. I do think they would be a little higher in price than the 750.

 

[Colorado Digger]

Here are a few fotos.. all mixed up. Mostly from June through now

















Regards, CD

 

[Colorado Digger]

Hello, Can you fellas recommend 3.5 c/yd loader's and 20 ton dozer's with a P.A.T. I'm thinking about going a bit older back to 07 or so to find some iron that will work.



Regards, CD

 

[Shimmy1]

Komatsu D61-15. Either a P or E depends on if you want wide pads or not. They weigh around 42,000 lbs. As far as loaders go pretty hard to beat a Deere 644. Take your pick: E is a little older but good solid machine. G or H pretty much the same.

 

[CM1995]

D6N XL, bought a new one in '06 put over 3K hours on her. Had to sell it during the depression.

Great tractor, diff. steer, PAT blade, 3 shank ripper, cab with A/C. Loved that tractor and would like to have another one.

No experience with wheel loaders.

 

[Landclearer]

I agree with CM. A 6N is a great machine. XLs are strong and ride good. I don't think you would want an LGP in your ground conditions. We. Sold our LGP when the economy turned as well. Got a 6k now and not the same.

 

[CM1995]

Got a 6k now and not the same.

Considering trading up the D5G we have and going to a 6K but really want a 6N. Problem is the new 6N's are very expensive - $250K + and I can't make those numbers work at the moment. I can see how a 6K doesn't hold a candle to a 6N.

 

[Colorado Digger]

This is from the last few days

















Regards, CD

 

[nedly05]

Love the pics as always CD, How is the new 160 treating you? Is that grizzly new or the same one you always had?

 

[ScottAR]

Great pics.... looks warm there for a change.