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Bucket on wheels

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Liehberr. I've been having a hard think about a 920 to replace our 321 cat.

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There is no one Above there is None to the side, They are all Below I've been operating this for 3 years the only work done to it is ordinary service

No flaking paint, nice strong and smooth hydraulics,
Simply said It's the best you can get

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This granittblokk is 5.2 tonn
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Furniss

Furniss

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There is no one Above there is None to the side, They are all Below I've been operating this for 3 years the only work done to it is ordinary service

No flaking paint, nice strong and smooth hydraulics,
Simply said It's the best you can get

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This granittblokk is 5.2 tonn
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You might well be right about the quality and it might even be the best you can get but I know a fitter who works for them and although he really rates them he still keeps pretty busy with repairs and not all of them minor.
 
Bri963

Bri963

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Con-Expo! Spent a few days at Con-Expo. Although I didn't see as much as I'd like, it was More than enough time in Vegas for me. There was some neat stuff to see, but overall i felt like the equipment portion was more show than real inovation in equipment, Especially in the electric sector.

I spent a lot of time with Huddig. Getting to know the owners and few Engineers and sales people. What a first class team. I saw a trailer made by Berklmans Welding, In Canada,I really like. I think ill look into building one myself, or buying one when funds allow. It's a big investment.
Did you get to see the Cat electric display?
 
V8Druid

V8Druid

do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
like the look of this Moi Grippen style thumb :cool:
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Moi's're even removable
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BillybobLockwood

BillybobLockwood

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A good week!! The sun is finally starting to show its face around here, and we are making the most of it!

We started the week backfilling the footings we poured last week, and tying rebar for the walls. With the mighty backhoe! Soon to have a S Coupler.
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Later in the week we did some volunteer work rebuilding some youth Baseball Fields in Gig harbor. What a fun time that was! Laser box really coming into its own.
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Happy Sunday All!
 
BillybobLockwood

BillybobLockwood

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Rough Month. A Job we've been building this spring went bankrupt, and left us holding the bag on about 700K. There's been a lot of Soul Searching, wondering what to do, and while its ugly, I think we'll Survive. Had to sell a few of the excavators and D3 to make it work, but we are clawing for life. We are going to downsize back to a few operators and two laborers. Despite the unfortunate circumstances, it feels goos to have less of the crazy happening now,

In other good News, I've started a job in Big Sur California, Where I grew up, Which has been a Wonderfull relief from the financial stress. Happy to be home, and in the Pubs with the people I grew up around.
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Happy Digging all
 

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6feetdown

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Rough Month. A Job we've been building this spring went bankrupt, and left us holding the bag on about 700K. There's been a lot of Soul Searching, wondering what to do, and while its ugly, I think we'll Survive. Had to sell a few of the excavators and D3 to make it work, but we are clawing for life. We are going to downsize back to a few operators and two laborers. Despite the unfortunate circumstances, it feels goos to have less of the crazy happening now,

In other good News, I've started a job in Big Sur California, Where I grew up, Which has been a Wonderfull relief from the financial stress. Happy to be home, and in the Pubs with the people I grew up around.
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Happy Digging all
Thats certainly not a good month. I hope you can recover some of it.
Great photos!
 
Giles

Giles

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That crazy mate, how did they manage to get a 700k line of credit with you? I get job stop feeling when £25k not been paid.

Hope you pull through and it’s a tough one but Christ the best lessons in life cost you
 
BillybobLockwood

BillybobLockwood

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That crazy mate, how did they manage to get a 700k line of credit with you? I get job stop feeling when £25k not been paid.

Hope you pull through and it’s a tough one but Christ the best lessons in life cost you
We do a lot of work mate. Monthly billing, and we can build about a million bucks of work per crew, per month. Lucky it wasn't worse, but still, almost put me under, hasn't been fun.
 
V8Druid

V8Druid

do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
We do a lot of work mate. Monthly billing, and we can build about a million bucks of work per crew, per month. Lucky it wasn't worse, but still, almost put me under, hasn't been fun.
hope you make it to the other side of it ... that is utter crap having that happen .. had a few myself over the years, but nothing on that scale - thank God!!!!
 
TiltyShaun

TiltyShaun

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We do a lot of work mate. Monthly billing, and we can build about a million bucks of work per crew, per month. Lucky it wasn't worse, but still, almost put me under, hasn't been fun.
How many men and machines are in a crew? That takes some doing.
When I was contracting if we had £30k per gang per month plus material we could get to 100k. By the time someone was paying you could be in for another 100k. Had one client wobble so we changed our payment terms to be every 2 weeks.
 
Giles

Giles

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We do a lot of work mate. Monthly billing, and we can build about a million bucks of work per crew, per month. Lucky it wasn't worse, but still, almost put me under, hasn't been fun.

Good for you mate, must seem crazy from starting with your mini doing first jobs not that many years ago to Doing $1m a crew a month congrats on that.

What’s a crew then to do 38-40k a day
 
BillybobLockwood

BillybobLockwood

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How many men and machines are in a crew? That takes some doing.
When I was contracting if we had £30k per gang per month plus material we could get to 100k. By the time someone was paying you could be in for another 100k. Had one client wobble so we changed our payment terms to be every 2 weeks.
Your Sharp! five men and 3-4 machines, But the problem is really the materials and the trucking. Running 4-5 trucks a day, full of purchased aggregates, and buying Pipe, Fabric, and Block, pass through expenses are usually 50-70% of the job value.

I didn't know
 
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