i thought i was the only one who noticed that, that setup is as convenient as it can be to move 300 tons of equipment at 30 km/h.

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Wouldn’t MSHA just have to ensure work is being done in a safe manner, and PPE is worn, and overhead hazards are being mitigated. Approving the equipment would be like them needing to approve a new piece of heavy equipment, or a ladder/shovel/broom before it’s use.

I'm looking for this comment...lol

Not.

The heavy ridges on the dollies and on the tracks plus the weight of the machine seem to keep it in place, rubber would just get chewed up after a couple of uses. The dumper is filled half up with dirt too avoid steel on steel contact no grease necessary.

Good point. I suppose if the ridges pretty much matched the spacing of the track ridges, the dollies (bogies) would stay parallel as well! Half filling the body with dirt is a good idea, except on a steep incline it might be wise to chain the digger bucket to the truck as well, in case it slipped out!

***** don't worry mate, some people cant help complaining because they cant come up with a good idea in their whole life, their called losers.

Obviously, there are a bunch of different versions and they all appear to work without your "wonderful" advice. You know the advice about it being better to be quiet and to have people think you're an idiot, than to open your mouth and remove all doubt? Well, you pretty much blew it. On an actual relevant note, I think it's an awesome idea and we built similar smaller dollies to go under aircraft landing gear so they could be manually hand-bombed in any direction, in tight spaces. AND, we managed to do it without the "advice" of James either :)

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No, No they don't, we have a set which are used to move our fleet of Hitachi EX3600-5 and 3600-6 Excavators, they work well, no issues with the bucket/dirt sliding up or down, an operator in the digger who knows how to drive/steer with the slew is a must.

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It works fine.

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No need of hitch, just some hard material on the truck bed and off you go. In case you have more questions, please contact sleipner@sleipner.fi. Or check www.sleipner.fi for more information.

@@sleipnervideos wow a company that actually replies to KZfaq comments, cool. I figured just some gravel or dirt would do it but I was still curious.

Cbmech osha don't like shit

Texanminecrafter29 Ain't that the truth. And if you think they are bad, try cal osha.

Cbmech oh I know. They gave me a huge fine for an excavator operator not wearing his safety harness while working on a new highway ticks me off to this day. I mean I only have 3 employees and 1 decides not to wear his harness and I get in trouble for it

Osha doesn't even regulate mines or quarries you dumb ass. Msha does, and if this wasn't msha approved they wouldn't even be able to have it on location. Mines and quarries can easily get shut down for violations, therefore they absolutely follow msha regs and guidelines. Don't make dumb fucking comments especially when you have no knowledge of the subject.

All you need is an out of service sign and your golden!

Who r u? A expert?

Sleipner system is not harmfull for excavator boom or slew ring. Ask more details from sleipner(a)sleipner.fi

Said no one ever.

Why? They look tight enough

the WCB and OSHA are the reasons why Canada isn't a booming industrial center

Funny I've seen it in Canada.

Canada aswell...

We all know operators and truck drivers don't get along lol

Just put an smv sign on the back and call it good! Makes everything legal.

Operators are smarter than trusting their safety to a truck driver.

@@bobm9509 and I pissed off a lazy operator. Lol

@mr. fingers And I pissed off a guy that thinks back up and dump is skilled.

@@bobm9509 I couldn't dumb myself down enough to spin or drive circles all day.

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