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hummer13 wrote:Looks awesome i miss doing dios. To be technical you do not want to set a crane ontop of drainage or piping. If you do you will want a nice sand base topped with a layer of matting. Just somthing to think about when setting up the dio
Jason 10-4. I have never done any picks with a crane so it will all be learning in the model world from here.
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Time for some dirt shifting action.   
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  Managing compaction in the fill area 
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We have some boulders that are causing headaches   Cutting a corner in the cut 
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  Did I mention the big rocks?? 
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I just want to say thanks for having the decency to use multiple posts to spread out your photos a bit. It really makes a difference compared to people loading all their images in the same post.
The more that I look at your Terex scraper, the more I like it. That was a great build!
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That Terex is just plain wonderful. More more more.
Anything built by hand love it. Well done.
Please share more .
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Basketball Man,
Looking good !
I think you need to keep the cat our of your diorama !
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It reminds me of a time when I was young (about 9-10 years old), I went with my brother on a road construction job he was on when he worked for the NY State DOT. We were outside of Rochester, NY where they were constructing a new section of I-490 and the pans (oops scrapers) were push/pull and tearing the daylights out of a cut area. Well a week later they unearthed a huge boulder where my bro and I had been watching them. The geologists came and determined it was like 10,000 years old and wanted it. The contractor gave them 1 week to move the boulder or else. After a week of failed attempts to get the funding the contractor told them to wait a day and they could pick up all the samples they want. 1 day later the boulder was drilled, filled and turned into gravel with the push of a button 💥!!! The size of the boulder by the way was as big as a D9 (that was the biggest dozer made back then). Going good Ethan!!
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Putting the freshly rebuilt 631D to work   The fleet is parked waiting for another project. 
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Time for a for some work to excite the cookie lovers. How about a LR1300  Hmmm how did this machine show up fully assembled  
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 Starting on piles 
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Sweet Ethan...and the best part...you got the dirt to scale...many don't.
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Love the rear end photo of the 349 EL in action very excellent pose. Keep the awesome project work going there Ethan.
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Rebar delivery. Mats are coming pre-tied.   
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Could really use a better entrance into the jobsite.   Working on forming a foundation slab. 
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 Concrete pump arriving.  Concrete on the road. 
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Looking great! I always love seeing your dios, where did you get the pile driver from? Also what are you using for rebar? I use window screen but your spacing looks better than mine.
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I love this dio and the pictures. Thank you for sharing it with us and I hope you share more.
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Awesome Job
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