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There is a quick connect on that it’s just a different company It’s Not The traditional cat quick connect it’s a different company called NYI they custom Cuppler.

Look how dusty that is...why would you want all the dust in your cab?

@@bitbeardcrypto I would close it, or swing away from the dust, but once I got operating again, the window goes up. No glass for me. I've walked off of jobs when a supervisor insisted that the glass must be down. I refuse that. But that's just me.

@@bitbeardcrypto if you don’t wanna get Dirty. Stay the fuck at home.

Try grabbing a rag and wiping the window down. It’s pretty easy to see out of.

@@chrishenry5644 worry about ragging your own windows. No glass for me.

Yes 👍🏻 it’s been parked for a while now. There’s a big job coming up in Erin Ontario this summer, heard if the ground is hard they might bring it out their, guess will just have to see.

Why would you if you’ve already got a 390 on-site….. let’s park the 100 ton hoe and move half the material in 4x the time so we can use the 228.

Don’t need too, it’s way to loud out there. when you’ve been doing for as long as I have, hand signals are good enough.

This machine is large to say the least plus it has a tall cab riser. It is along way away from the guys in the trench. No way you can hear them without screaming.

Looks like there's a pipe on the right as well

we always used hand signals and the top man would talk to the operator if he needed talking to

No need when you have a beast like this, It’s faster without.

Why’s he need a box when it’s sloped back?

@@bcab2380 also you have enough slope you could walk out of that ditch lol. wouldn't a 390 be a lot faster tho? 5110 seem too slow for me

@@Galex935 The soil was a type 2 so it had to be at least 2 to 1. This was approximately 5 m down. our crane operator likes to see in the trench as well so I try to take care of them, the company wants us operators to follow the COR rules set in Ontario. The 390 that I run has a 5 yard bucket. The 5110 has an 8 1/2 yard bucket yes it moves slower but it takes double amount of material out. But usually The company uses it for tougher ground to go through, this machine was on the site from the beginning so they did not bother floating out the 390.

@@bcab2380 Any idea how wide that bucket is? And is it a Cat bucket or an NYE? Thanks

It’s faster and safer.

That’s not a cave in, the track loader pushes it in and makes him self a road so he can level it out, it’s a big trench remember, that pile flattens out to about 1f 1/2 lift. And there in a inspector there.

That's not a cave in, that's how you backfill. Push the material in and level it off to be compacted.

This is about 6 meters.

Wow. May I ask why so deep ?

It’s the grades that the future Road is going to be on. guess it’s got to be that deep.

@@bcab2380 I see. Thanks for the reply ! And may I add that It looks very nice. Love the slopes !

digger dan it’s a 1,2,1 slop on type 2 Soil. Its good on the books. Thanks.

Because the pipe next to it on the right ditch won't stand up up that close