Repair should have been started after the first fire. I can be calm, as well, but, big but, fix because sometimes the outcome is catastrophic. Best wishes from the far North, where people understand half measures might be fatal.

@@carlthor91 "A Stitch In Time Saves Nine!" / "Haste Makes Waste!" 😉

Since they will have a 4 season road this winter I wonder if we will see a rebuild of the Hitatchi over the winter.

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glad to see someone else that see the same. old equipment pushed to the limit is an invitation to major equipment failure. treat the equipment well and you will have fewer problems and less down time.

That's what I thought also. Trying to do to much.

Hog Wash! that is what there built for. " Retired operator heavy highway"

I did wonder this. If you push less material = less stress on joints seemed a logical conclusion.

Tracks aren’t meant to spin.

The amateur - name being super ironic - is correct

Just food for thought.. You said 700 gallons of fuel so far. F18 Super Hornet can go up for 1 hr come back with an appetite of 2 thousand gallons .. On a busy day I have pumped out 30,000 gallons or 204,000 lbs of fuel in an 8 hour shift. . Love your content by the way..😊

Completely agree the filming and editing is really awesome!

The first one is easier than the fourth! 😂

@@jasonschannel9017 ??? I found that OUR 4th shot right out of me (first labor = 13 hrs, 4th was 3 hrs) Once you have three other children you have plenty of experience and P-lenty of hand me downs.

@@jasonschannel9017 ahahahahaha

she is jiggle

I've been around mining and females can out operate men easily in heavy equipment and they don't tend to tear it up as badly.

They do look all natural, don’t they.

Best Looking Heavy Equipment Operator ever.

@@jacksarebetter Ok easy now, mr white knight. Thats not a universal truth by a long shot. Ive known plenty of women who tear up heavy machinery more than guys.

Ŵhere are you at? I’m in Lincolnshire!

@@edwardweeden8837 Kent

Yikes! 😬

Some of his music in this video…

No, as a pro, we would only have a small number of us as well. There is only so much space and need for equipment there. My brother and I do a lot of jobs together and for bigger stuff will have 2 more guys. We would rent newer equipment like the 330, so the dozer and second excavator would be reliable and our company owns a skidsteer, miniex, and backhoe. My brother is a master operator and can work much faster than these guys and faster than me, so he leads and we support with the other equipment. For homeowners and some used equipment, they are doing great. Over the last 5 to 10 years, I have learned to operate more equipment and have put a bunch of hours into operating. For people who already do construction work, it is really cool to learn how to utilize the heavy equipment and it quickly changes the size jobs one or a few people can handle. It is a game changer to use small machines vs. working by hand, then to get on the big equipment. A big challenge is that the equipment increases the costs and risks involved and bigger machines do it more so. Things can go much better with it, but the potential is there for mistakes, bad luck, and costs to also be a much bigger deal.