first off he has the boom way too high which was too much leverage on the machine, too much line, they should had it shorter, and the damn ground he was on was at a incline which is obvious way too much, when the tracks come up, i think its time for a damn crane., Come the F on, he should have leveled it OF seeing he had so much slack he could have made it ramp the other way to compensate the damn load without tipping over, thats just common sense if your a operator !
Looks like it was overloaded, and the suspended load was being held way too far away from the machines center. I'm all for pushing the envelope, but this was clearly a job for a crane. (or a hammer to break that chunk up a bit.)
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gabrielmmarques 1 month ago
this is why i weld a d-ring on the main boom..then u can stroke both pumps..
rftjr88 2 months ago
What about the guys in the hole?
Haulero 3 months ago
brown pants day for that DUMBASS
ConstructionCentral 3 months ago
Ok, why not take the bucket off and dead lift it. Also push the boom down so you don't go down the hole so much, I know easier said then done.
awojtacki 4 months ago
i have three words (use a crane) not a excavator
leemspoor 4 months ago
oh shit oh shit oh shit oh shit ooooooooooohhhhhhh sssshhhhhhiiiiiiiiiitttttttttt!
fcknousernames 4 months ago
Cleveland: oh! no no no no noooooo!
MidwestTh 4 months ago
Oh wow. Knowledge about physics and some sense for machines could help.
sotel1 4 months ago
totally agree
Southeasternrentals 5 months ago
first off he has the boom way too high which was too much leverage on the machine, too much line, they should had it shorter, and the damn ground he was on was at a incline which is obvious way too much, when the tracks come up, i think its time for a damn crane., Come the F on, he should have leveled it OF seeing he had so much slack he could have made it ramp the other way to compensate the damn load without tipping over, thats just common sense if your a operator !
Wallabydam 5 months ago
Looks like it was overloaded, and the suspended load was being held way too far away from the machines center. I'm all for pushing the envelope, but this was clearly a job for a crane. (or a hammer to break that chunk up a bit.)
JimsEquipmentShed 6 months ago
Thanks
Southeasternrentals 7 months ago
not sure but i'm glad i wasn't in the cab
Southeasternrentals 7 months ago
Yeah it looks like it, so yeah thats a big machine to tip over.
Southeasternrentals 7 months ago
Is that a 330B ?
That should be a pretty big load to make this digger tip over ...
johnlemon79 7 months ago
what happend?
Ockelbot 7 months ago
Good Job Guys
welderboy14 8 months ago