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Found this photo while once again looking for something else. Beach re-nourishment equipment is my guess. Wonder how long the bucket will last ? This is not my picture,rights go to photographer. ">http:// 
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Found this one too. Might not be beach nourishment after all. http://www.rockanddirt.com/equipment-for-sale/HITACHI/EX1200-5/invnum=36368139
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There's a 325 L around here that has a smaller bucket off of a Cat 950 size loader. They built up the back side of the bucket and put all new wear plates on the sides and bottom so it'd hold up to an excavator better. Made it heavier so you have you be careful stretching out with it.
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Those are used for topsoil stripping in the large coal mines in the PRB, large auction in Gillette next week, Myself and three other forum members are headed up next weekend to take pictures and a nice little mine tour. More to follow.G
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That would sure move alot of material in a scoop Jason
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3406E wrote:There's a 325 L around here that has a smaller bucket off of a Cat 950 size loader. They built up the back side of the bucket and put all new wear plates on the sides and bottom so it'd hold up to an excavator better. Made it heavier so you have you be careful stretching out with it. I had no idea loader buckets were mounted on any excavator. Yup,must have been heavy stretched out. Thank you for the info. Gd10r wrote:Those are used for topsoil stripping in the large coal mines in the PRB, large auction in Gillette next week, Myself and three other forum members are headed up next weekend to take pictures and a nice little mine tour. More to follow.G Thank you GD10r. Have a safe & pleasant trip and please take many large photographs . That is going to be some trip. hummer13 wrote:That would sure move alot of material in a scoop
Jason Not to mention the possibility of twisting the boom with a heavy bucket full. Still an interesting bucket. I had no idea loader bucket's have found their way to excavators . The world is getting stranger...
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We use setups that reminds of these here in Sweden to. Perfect for when laying down gravel over a large area. Often is grading buckets for wheel loaders used. Here are two nice examples.   A clip of the Mecalac in action can be found here; http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vQ9Q1L8eCOo
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man, what will they do next? How about a loader with an excavator bucket? lol 
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riley wrote:man, what will they do next? How about a loader with an excavator bucket? lol Brandenburg demolition has put hydraulic hammer on wheel loaders...
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riley wrote:man, what will they do next? How about a loader with an excavator bucket? lol If they do that then the world is at it's end for sure  Niklas, Thank you for the pictures. This Volvo is a great machine but the Mecalac is a beast for it's size. Thanks for the added video link,nice touch. turbo21835 wrote:riley wrote:man, what will they do next? How about a loader with an excavator bucket? lol Brandenburg demolition has put hydraulic hammer on wheel loaders... Oh, that's sound interesting . Have any pictures ?
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FiatAllisHD41 wrote:riley wrote:man, what will they do next? How about a loader with an excavator bucket? lol If they do that then the world is at it's end for sure Niklas, Thank you for the pictures. This Volvo is a great machine but the Mecalac is a beast for it's size. Thanks for the added video link,nice touch. turbo21835 wrote:riley wrote:man, what will they do next? How about a loader with an excavator bucket? lol Brandenburg demolition has put hydraulic hammer on wheel loaders... Oh, that's sound interesting . Have any pictures ? Really? I don't think i've ever heard of something like that before. I would also like some pictures if you have any.
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http://www.Brandenburg.com/Services/Selective-Demolition/Transportation look at the Shear Connector Preservation slide show, the first picture is of cat loader with a hammer
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turbo21835 wrote:http://www.Brandenburg.com/Services/Selective-Demolition/Transportation look at the Shear Connector Preservation slide show, the first picture is of cat loader with a hammer It looks to be quicker with a loader to me. Something for ground shakers to try.
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turbo21835 wrote:http://www.Brandenburg.com/Services/Selective-Demolition/Transportation look at the Shear Connector Preservation slide show, the first picture is of cat loader with a hammer Thank you, wasn't doubting you but really like the idea of a hammer on a loader.Can't justify a loader like this on a barge though. Thanks for the link.
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riley wrote:man, what will they do next? How about a loader with an excavator bucket? lol It has been done allready! LOL We tried it here in Sweden during the 60ties. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lcHu9_4z2qY
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Wow! Thatis too cool. I never thought I would see something like that!
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turbo21835 wrote:http://www.Brandenburg.com/Services/Selective-Demolition/Transportation look at the Shear Connector Preservation slide show, the first picture is of cat loader with a hammer Thanks for the link! I actually like the look of it. It would make a pretty cool model.
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