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Excavator rock transfer dumper fail. When you're bad at math, but great at fast escapes.
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Previously:
https://www.homemadetools.net/forum/...354#post107152
https://www.homemadetools.net/forum/...2636#post76699
https://www.homemadetools.net/forum/...236#post103676
The yellow gear is something like a cement buggy, articulating even, never saw a rider version though. Before the fail I figured it'd tip forward; but soft ground, narrow track width and high CG out-bid me. Excavator operator did well up to a point. Buggy man bailed out, after hesitating, but observant.
we used to sell 10 to 20 of these a month over in Kuwait. Imported them semi assembled stacked and packed in High cube 45 ft containers from Italy
Great little dumpers a dozen models up to a 4 cubic meter box some even with a front end loader
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Buggy man needs your catalog. His bucket's 1 cm3? That boulder is ~ 3-4,000 pounds, and not level like mud. Our granite plate mol 18'' x 4' x 6' was 4400-ish.Quote:
Originally Posted by Frank S
Silla's big 4 meter dumper manages 4 cubic meters = 21 221.96 pounds (lb / concrete)! Serious construction gear.
That they were and powered by Lamborghini industrial diesel engines. Of course the famous sports cars were the design concept to the tractor manufacture
