What did you do at work today?

malibu795

malibu795

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TheBac said:
How in the world would you deal with that? How could you move the truck safely in the first place?
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Dump load then use the in sight wrecker to move it

Something like this.. .
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Yngdmax92

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That had to been really exciting to open that message lol

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LBZ

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Adam is close. We will use the towhaul to dump it right there and then probably huck a bunch of timbers on the deck of the towhaul trailer and push/pull it on with a couple D11's. It's gonna be a cock.
 
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minerigger said:
Is that the studs where the wheel motor connects to the rear pumpkin area? Where you work boss

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Ya the flange on the axle housing broke away and then the motor broke all the studs and decided to do it's own thing till the wires ripped off the motor. It's an electric drive Komatsu 930. 340ton truck.

I work in a coal mine in southern B.C.
 
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LBZ said:
Adam is close. We will use the towhaul to dump it right there and then probably huck a bunch of timbers on the deck of the towhaul trailer and push/pull it on with a couple D11's. It's gonna be a cock.
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Take pics.

As huge of a pain in the ass as it will be, it's still cool what you're doing
 
Hambone

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Loaded up some leftover steel now heading to install some handrail and I see this lol
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Henry95

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malibu795 said:
Dump load then use the in sight wrecker to move it



Something like this.. .

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Wish I got to work on some big shit like that. Nothing to big here. Think we are up around 65 pieces of equipment. Small rental company.
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Dozerboy

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Hell your lucky with those D8s! I went from running big jobs in SoCal moving millions of yard of dirt to the Gulf Coast TX. Where a big iron is a D6 and a 336


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Henry95

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Dozerboy said:
Hell your lucky with those D8s! I went from running big jobs in SoCal moving millions of yard of dirt to the Gulf Coast TX. Where a big iron is a D6 and a 336


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Not so lucky when your working on valves and you snap on Allen socket falls apart. Fml.



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