Well, here it is boys, the 430 in all her glory, only 220 hours when we picked it up.. btw, I had nothing to do with tieing it down, that was all Dad, I had a strap across the bucket on the 335 last week..
Look how dirty she got:
I am heading back out, if I dont get in any more trouble, I'll post pics tonight..
I am kinda on the same page as Tiger-ate-her..........I was thinkin' you found some babe with teeth AND a job! Anyways, burnin' diesel is a more reliable (sometimes cheaper) way to spend your time and have some fun!
I am home, no run ins with old ass's today.. :laugh:
Sorry boys, no challenges, I was getting everything set up when Dad said you need to hurry up, we got to take this back to so and so's house(the salesmen/rental guy), I had no clue, so I just said screw it and loaded up, but I did get some vid of me running(its hard to run a trackhoe ripping trees and hold a camera still on your lap) the 430 and some of dad during the short time he was on it, I put 8 of the 8.2 hours we put on it..
Yep and I thought I liked digging, this job blows digging straight out of the water, I cant explain it, its just fun as hell! Chris's job must be great if this one was that fun..
I got 34pics uploading to Photobucket Most are from right before everything went down, so I couldnt imagine how many I would have if I kept taking them.. And I'll warn you, the bank isnt up to par imo, but everyone told me it was fine and looked great, but imo, it looks horrible..
Yep and I thought I liked digging, this job blows digging straight out of the water, I cant explain it, its just fun as hell! Chris's job must be great if this one was that fun..
I got 34pics uploading to Photobucket Most are from right before everything went down, so I couldnt imagine how many I would have if I kept taking them.. And I'll warn you, the bank isnt up to par imo, but everyone told me it was fine and looked great, but imo, it looks horrible..
I played in the mud a little bit to.. I didnt get to go in the mud, but I was dreding out a little corner reshaping the bank where it collapsed pulled a tree.. Dam, that was fun! I forgot how tedious and boring grading is, this was fun!
pushing a dead tree, not dead enough to just push over, but it dam sure aint easy. But thanks to Chris, I knew a good way to go about it..
Before:
BAM! after:
after pulling a tree out and getting all the brush up:
some what smoothed out: dont give me s#it, its hard to grade pond sludge(I shaped the bank a little bit) for the little bit I had, I couldnt imagine grading the amount chris has on some jobs..
these were dug up before I knew about LS with the old 430 that had major issues. Oh yeah, and this one does the same thing as the one on Youtube with the controls..
looking good to me! It's pretty easy to drag those trees out as the float somewhat. Atleast you can get around the pond now. BTW where's the mud?!?:laugh:
looking good to me! It's pretty easy to drag those trees out as the float somewhat. Atleast you can get around the pond now. BTW where's the mud?!?:laugh:
I wanted to do that, but everyone was worried about it hurting the dam, but the people paying for it were happy, so I am happy. Well, not really, I'd like to take it down to the dirt but everyone said it looks great, from far away it does, but up close, its a freakin wreck!
Plus, there was a lot of crap there, I only had an hour on that little bit of grading. the rest was doing all the dam work. But I am going to go cut the stumps and little bit of brush down to clean it up more..
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