It’s very nice of so many of you to give this operator complements. But any operator with more than a month or two on the job should be able to do this just as well and an operator with even a few years of experience would make this guy look like the beginner he is.
This man should have a trophy that says "HE WHO GETS THINGS DONE." What a 🌟 star!! If I was the factory, this would be the first training film shown to every buyer of a backhoe!!!
That was clutch !! Give this man a raise 💲💰 FORSURE !! BACKBONE OF THE COMPANY, IF HE CAN DO THIS EVERY MORNING BEFORE WORK, JUST IMAGINE HOW SMOOTH AND EFFICIENT HE IS AT
Looks slick, but one wrong move and you're too injured to ever work another day in your life. Sure you're a next level machine operator, but hopefully you can get an office job with that experience to provide for your family quickly.
I attended a trade show where a dude was pouring glasses of champagne from a bottle attached to bucket. Like a glass in your hand and he’d fill it and not spill a drop
if he was actually experienced he would not be making a habit out of this as he would have seen machines getting stuck in this position because they were low on hydraulic. or just straight slamming into the ground as a line breaks. It's one thing to know how to do this if it becomes necessary, but a little planning will almost always eliminate the need to maneuver this way
First few seconds I braced for a disaster. Then I realized I was dealing with a professional. Glad to see there are still some of those around, otherwise things won't ever get done.
Mr. George always reports bad drivers in USA/Canada/Mexico not Asia drivers because they work .50 cents/per hr and more skill full for those mr.George didn’t liked who are getting $20/ hr.
