That's one smooth operator....the drag bucket is always moving...his feet and hand always moving...his production is top of the work level....awesome job Sir😊😅🎉🎉
When I was kid I Working with my neighbor who was an owner of a couple Bucyrus Erie well perforators and was really hard operare during 10 to 12 hours,my respect for this operator!!!
NICE RYTHUM THERE YOUNG FELLOW. DONE MY TIME ON AN OLD DOMINION N KOEHRING 304. ALL MECHANICAL, NO AIR, NO HYDRAULIC ASSIST. 14hr DAYS ON A PAN SEAT, WITH A CLAM BUCKET. GREAT VIDEO..!!! 👏🖖
I got some time in a 30-b cleaning out sediment ponds at a gravel plant.. Not for everyone , your super busy and alone all the shift. If u don't know what you're doing you'll put yourself and the machine in the water...
Good Operator...that was a time, when you were a Heavy Equipment Operator. You would bale like that all day long 8 to 10 hours a day. And you didn't need to go to the gym either .
Dinoxt. YES, very hard on legs, and arms Always thinking on rope control People now a days don't understand what it took to get good at operating these old great earth movers. CASE us to do a operator skill RODEO, had 4 or 5 different DOTT, Poclain, Case machines. Each had a different control pattern. Boy it was funny watching the hot shot modern operators. Then try a different control pattern. I was at KIDS day for a big topsoil contractor. He had all his machines out for kids to get in ride on lap of operator. I talked to one of the safety operators at the entrance line for one of the CAT Hydraulic backhoes. He did not understand the forward and back for SWING, he though that it had come out of like Japanese machines. Told him it was on all the old cable machines in USA That's the way they made them Love watching a guy operating old iron.
