The idle musings of a former military man, former computer geek, medically retired pastor and now full-time writer. Contents guaranteed to offend the politically correct and anal-retentive from time to time. My approach to life is that it should be taken with a large helping of laughter, and sufficient firepower to keep it tamed!
Thursday, February 5, 2015
When push comes to shove . . .
. . . the shove(l) takes it!
Some nice work there by the excavator operator. I'd say he's done this before.
@Kirkster: With a little luck, it's less than 2 weeks away now - 3 at the most. Keep your fingers crossed for me! I'll post an update on the blog tonight.
I was thinking the same about the blades and damage. oddly enough, the "still" picture that shows on your blog is a russian excavator burried deep in flowing wet mud. But when i hit play, it goes to the two dozers rescued by the excavator.
Yeah, filmed in IL, right across the river from St Louis (you can see the Arch in the background at the 0:03 - 0:04 sec mark), titled in Russian, and the still picture is a Komatsu excavator buried up to the cab.
That guy knows his work..l
ReplyDeleteSpeaking of work. When is the book coming out? Waiting almost patiently...
@Kirkster: With a little luck, it's less than 2 weeks away now - 3 at the most. Keep your fingers crossed for me! I'll post an update on the blog tonight.
ReplyDeleteDelicate touch there. It is actually easy to rip the blade off the dozers. Their mountings are designed for pus, not pull.
ReplyDeleteI was thinking the same about the blades and damage. oddly enough, the "still" picture that shows on your blog is a russian excavator burried deep in flowing wet mud. But when i hit play, it goes to the two dozers rescued by the excavator.
ReplyDeleteWeird.
Yeah, filmed in IL, right across the river from St Louis (you can see the Arch in the background at the 0:03 - 0:04 sec mark), titled in Russian, and the still picture is a Komatsu excavator buried up to the cab.
ReplyDeleteGotta love Youtube.