CASE CX750 in the quarry 

It's very fractured material at the top. Large blocks lower down

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All the same

The pull out the larger pieces and they have the potential to be used as dimensional material for walling etc

@@RPAMEDIA yes except they aren’t shaking the bucket to separate anything, so, again, why this bucket? I work in excavating, and I can tell you these buckets aren’t made for this kind of work of digging period, let alone in compacted material or rock.

Have you got a Bullen bucket? There's no need to shake the bucket. They want all the stone that comes from here

@@RPAMEDIA That bucket isn't nearly as strong as a conventional bucket, being it has all those voids in it. besides, I don't see anything sifting out of it.

75 ton

Cheaper all round and more reliable.

That's not even a comparison, the Cat 390F is a 90-ton class machine and the Case CX750D is a 75-ton class machine. For specs, the 390F weighs in, on paper, at 192,680 pounds and has a net horsepower rating of 524 horsepower. The CX750D weighs in, on paper, at 158,300 pounds and has a net horsepower rating of 460 horsepower. This is not to be confused with the gross horsepower rating of 512.

A better comparison would be the cat 374

They say it's more reliable than a CAT and cheaper to run

@@RPAMEDIA He he. I'm just poking at case!

Well that could be true, its a Japanse build machine👌🏻