Posted by tim4430 on April 21, 2008 at 15:12:14 from (96.240.160.2):
In Reply to: insane backhoe skills?! posted by jason, NW Ontario on April 21, 2008 at 12:16:18:
Yep nothin new, When i was first starting out in the excavating business, didnt have enough money for two trailers, so only one trailer and dumptruck to carry the 955 loader and just the dumptruck to haul around the case 580ck. So i basically loaded the backhoe onto the dumptruck the same way this guys loading it on the train car. Then after the first year had a little money ahead and bought a trailer, only it had no ramps, so it got loaded the same way.
Also I dug out footings in a basemnt that had been dug with a track hoe, so no ramp entrance, did the same thing only backwards and got out the same way.
Would I do all that now, hell no, too old to do it now.
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