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Nice pics vinny
im guessing you live pretty close to here?
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How deep is that hole? its huge, must be fun when it rains....
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Great pictures Vinny. What exactly is that the link-belt is lifting there?
Jimmy
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Linkbelt or Cat wrote:Great pictures Vinny. What exactly is that the link-belt is lifting there? Not to jump the gun, but they look like blast mats to me.
regards, Jim "Once again, concussion by safety" -Mike Rowe
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Big time construction in the big city... Great pics.
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Great pics Vinny, that 385 sure has a lot of boom and stick on her! Almost a LR setup. Rowan. 1:25th scale CAT 375L excavator
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Thanks guys! Yep, there blast mats. I got the chance to see them upclose http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ErQ4c81pj3wThey have changed that 385 so much since it has got there, it used to have a normal stick and boom, then they put a long boom then long stick nick17nz- At its deepest point, I say 100+ feet
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The days that I am not home they do something there!
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They already lifted a 350L down there, 365CL and now their going to lift a 345
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Thats crazy. never seen anything like that. whos ever pics those are very nice.
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If one does enough deep excavation, sooner or later you are going to have to do this. The hardness of the rock also dictates what you need in terms of hammers and excavator breakout force.
When I was more heavily involved in excavation, we pulled a series of 235s out of a hole. Fairly comparable to the 345 lifts.
My friend has a soft rock wrapping up shortly and will be doing a 330D, 315C and a 953C this week. Then later in the tracked skid steer and the minis will come out. The pick was delayed so I shall be at work hence sorry no pictures.
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Its really cool to see them lift down machines, not your everyday shot
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