Pump whine sounds the same on most excavators recorded, including mine. But in reality they are not cavitating or defective. Can't understand why the mic picks up that sound in that way
why oh why would you cut the video off right at the moment when the excavator was getting ready to take out that last bit of dirt so we can't see the pond water gushing into it's new quarters?
@letsdig18 youre one deadly operator mate I watch I lot of your videos and you just throw that machine around like a toy very smooth operator. All the best man....
After seeing those Alaskan Gold miners working a cut in order to get to the paydirt (the actual gold bearing strata) now, everytime I see an excavator, no matter what it's doing, I keep waiting for the obligatory wash plant footage and the gold cleanout. Digging out a pond is so similar to what the miners are doing that you just can't help thinking about how much placer gold they are going to recover.
I need some advice from you. I have a canal that we put on our land to drain the low spots and it's 600ft long and only 20ft wide. I want to make this into an awesome 2-3acres pond. If like to extend the width from 20ft to about 75 to 100ft. This is in southern Mississippi. Red Clay, Mud, little sand/gravel. What's my best option? Should I drain the entire canal and allow a bulldozer to extend the pond 75ft to 100ft? I'm just trying to find the best, most accurate and less expense way to do if.
Hi. I am looking to buy the Volvo EC210B. What do you think about it as you having yours for quite some times right. Currently I am having Komatsu PC200 and thinking to get Volvo. Please advise. Thanks in advance.
just wondering. would it be easier to drain the pond first then excavate it. im an operator as well and i see it being a pain in the ass to brake the wall dirt out after.
hey man so i got a question. when you dig a new pond in like clay how do you get the water to stay in? and would you cover the clay with another soil type?