Huge Komatsu PC1250 loading small Sterling dump truck

[redsmith882010]

@Perkele181......jealous?

[perkele181]

every fucking thing in america is xxxxxxl oversized !

[pingyamein]

proud americans using japanese technology ha ha ha....

[Jeff1782]

Ass Clowns don't last long in this industry for me 30+ years now and still loving it!!!

[4inches4u]

@Jeff1782 this ass clown makes over 100k a year without even trying so fuck ya

[Touristcl]

ITS HUGEEEEEEEEE

[MrHITACHI75]

cant get a bigger machine in???

[Stargreened]

Oi truck get fucking back here that's only half a load!

[soadpsycho19]

@Stargreened lol truckers is truckers :P over glorified monkeys with wheel barrows!

[jmecrg]

just the cost to move that beast from job to job .......pc300 good trachoe

[evadvalcourt]

what a waste of money... he could at least one more bucket inside that truck

[loyalton1200]

i wonderd if it was to looks like a fire

[sunsetreptiles]

is that a brush fire in the back ground

[Skankpronger]

that loader bucket is almost as big as the dump box haha damn atleast get a couple triaxles thare to keep up

[Runkbulle22]

Hmm A bit overkill with a PC1250 on a pipework  =)

[sjaderlund]

@Runkbulle22 what else would go that deep?

[Jeffah5]

@sjaderlund

Whats the depth theyre digging?

[peepeevagi]

I wish Fort worth had some of those. A project that takes a year and a half would go way faster with one.

Like, eleven minutes later, done.

[culllloooo]

they do you are not looking hard enough! there are two in mansfield right now.

[peepeevagi]

They dont EEEVER use them over here D:

Shit takes forever.

[bearhaulin120]

sterling the rounded hood

[generationll]

Thats a Sterling?It looked like a Mack Granire.

[wailnshred]

Perhaps they need such a large machine due to the depth of cut, or size of the pipe.

[snickk12]

yeah defiantly, look at how much he lowers the boom when he goes for a second scoop. its maxed in reach.

[anewbeggining21]

A bit over kill eh? Most of those jobs you see a 330 size to a 450 or 550 size excavator digging! " 2 scoops of rasin in Kellogs rasin bran" try 2 scoops of dirt in buddy's tandem dump.

[5thgencarlokid]

holy crap thats like a tonka toy loadin a 1/50 scale dumptruck

[darensmiles4]

well they didnt spare expense to getting a large enough excavator but i guess they ran out of money for intelligent laborers.

[sjaderlund]

isn't intelligent laborers an oxymoron?

[darensmiles4]

Not really intelligent laborers just aren't laborers for long. I started as a laborer but knew i had to get out of that and became an equipment operator. I know a man that works for my company that started out as a laborer and has been a superintendent for years. And he is a very intelligent guy. Theres intelligent folks in every trade but the dumb ones stay on the bottom.

[4inches4u]

@darensmiles4 I worked with alot of good guys in construction and they always told me to get out of the business.....Smartest move I ever made:)

[darensmiles4]

@4inches4u So what do you do now if you don't mind me asking? I'm out of work at this point... and smart wise.. i guess... i have two herniated discs in my back that kill me while running equipment lmao...

[4inches4u]

@darensmiles4 Right now I am A union steelworker ( steel forgings). Mainly aircraft and tank parts:) The only thing is I rotate shifts....wtf:(

[darensmiles4]

@4inches4u i'm guessing that business is still good at least for now uh?

[4inches4u]

@darensmiles4 A bit slow but still kicking... Btw management sucks

[ellonysman]

@4inches4u Especially if you own or plan on buying a dumptruck in BC, especially on the mainland out to Hope, and probably even further, okanagan

[elitecssplayer]

@4inches4u why is that?

[4inches4u]

@elitecssplayer constrution sucks......you are always working yourself out of work, not only that you also freeze you ass off in the winter if your lucky your still working

[harryscrotum007]

@4inches4u I hear ya buds. last winter in 8 months clocked 2500 hours. it was my first and hopefully the last. nothing worse then spending 10 hours a day 7 days a week for 40 days straight at a time in -20, slush, snow, rain, just plain ugly days. oh well you know you do that any job is a peice of cake. seperates the men from the boys that work

[TrulyUniqueOne]

@harryscrotum007 why the fuk would anybody do that anyway? are you insane?

[harryscrotum007]

@TrulyUniqueOne clearing 10k a month is what drives a man

[woofiny]

@4inches4u It does not get cold here on the coast of BC. The coldest I've ever had was somewhere around -20 which is definitely workable.

[roffy89]

@4inches4u why would it be the best move you made? alot of opitunities in construction if you know what your doing

[4inches4u]

@roffy89 It was not worth the aggravation...Working in the elements, never knowing when you would get layed off, always yelling at each other, and never knowing what you would be doing day in and day out. It all looked good on paper until they would apply it. Those son of a bitching engineers....They really use to gripe my nuggets i tell you. Now im a union steel worker( forging and casting) and love it.

[harryps3]

@4inches4u How is that?



[sarah19766]

its a bit ott what about pc450 komatsu?

[AkatsukiFear]

YAAAAAAA!!!!!!! U ARE THE BEST!!!!!