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[Puba]

how the EFF did you manage to break an 830 in half!

It's a 789 Cat snapped in half on the frame rails behind the fuel tanks. Porosity in the metal from a previous unknown long term crack.

I get to investigate the major incidents in our heavy equipment operations.

 

[Puba]

Cool! I didn't know Cat started making the triple 7's with a side dump option :d

One's a 793 and one's a 777D, you only get the side dump option when the operator falls asleep

 

[teeroy]

It's a 789 Cat snapped in half on the frame rails behind the fuel tanks. Porosity in the metal from a previous unknown long term crack.

I get to investigate the major incidents in our heavy equipment operations.

sounds like an awesome job. ever see the pics of the D8 scooped up in one of those huge digging wheels? looks like a tonka

 

[AreWeThereYet]

I recognize the second last picture

 

[teeroy]

I recognize the second last picture

mine? you work at brandt? maybe one of the mechanics that had to pull the cylinder pins so it would fold low enough? lol....or one of the guys in the office that told me "oh? they hauled it here like that...."

 

[woody_tobius_jr]

mine? you work at brandt? maybe one of the mechanics that had to pull the cylinder pins so it would fold low enough? lol....or one of the guys in the office that told me "oh? they hauled it here like that...."

Oh I loved it when they said that, " thats how they hauled it here " JD650 on 32... in the spring...what they don't say, is that it was in the middle of the night, and on the back roads to get there...

 

[Puba]

sounds like an awesome job. ever see the pics of the D8 scooped up in one of those huge digging wheels? looks like a tonka

Yup. Also have some pic's of one that we blew apart as a quick dismantle job, easiest way to take it down.

 

[Puba]

 

[teeroy]

Yup. Also have some pic's of one that we blew apart as a quick dismantle job, easiest way to take it down.

those would be pretty cool to see....just sayin'

 

[teeroy]

Oh I loved it when they said that, " thats how they hauled it here " JD650 on 32... in the spring...what they don't say, is that it was in the middle of the night, and on the back roads to get there...

or when they say "why so many wheels? my buddy joe hauls it on a jeep and tridem...". my response; "Well then, call your buddy Joe...."

 

[john s]

I want an intresting job like you guys:d

 

[what_next]

It's a 789 Cat snapped in half on the frame rails behind the fuel tanks. Porosity in the metal from a previous unknown long term crack.

I get to investigate the major incidents in our heavy equipment operations.

my bad... should of zoomed in, the small pic made it look like an 830 we had up at Diavik

so what makes you investigate these things? the accident or the broken equipment?

 

[what_next]

My buddy Billy maning the Jackleg
and a bit of Canada day Fun
last ones a scooptram

 

[AreWeThereYet]

mine? you work at brandt? maybe one of the mechanics that had to pull the cylinder pins so it would fold low enough? lol....or one of the guys in the office that told me "oh? they hauled it here like that...."

Yup,.. but not me that worked on it, nor am I an office geek

 

[woody_tobius_jr]

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The first two pics, I'm sure it wasn't just a pucker...I'd be willing to bet he had most of the seat cover firmly lodged in his large intestine! That is some scary Shite right there!!

 

[teeroy]

Yup,.. but not me that worked on it, nor am I an office geek <IMG class=inlineimg title=Smile border=0 alt="" src="https://www.snowandmud.com/forum/images/smilies/smile.png" smilieid="1">

I haul from there once in a while, if you see my rig come over and say hello

 

[AreWeThereYet]

I haul from there once in a while, if you see my rig come over and say hello

Will do, but I don't pay much attention out there as I am pretty much head down into my work.

 

[plio7]

cant get my pics to upload......

 

[plio7]

there we go......here's some pic of this weekends task, insulating a building horizontaly instead of vertical on the footing/slab.......nothing like insulating ashvault....but who am i to argue with an engineer.....pays the bills

 

[OVERKILL 19]

there we go......here's some pic of this weekends task, insulating a building horizontaly instead of vertical on the footing/slab.......nothing like insulating ashvault....but who am i to argue with an engineer.....pays the bills

I thought it was 4feet down and 4 feet out was rule of thumb!