Channel 5

doobin

doobin

Well-known member
Had a call from a mate yesterday- need digging out! His worker had taken a spreader full of beet for sheep up a shortcut he was told not to a week ago :rolleyes:

2019-02-05 13.23.35.jpg


So took micro as it's all that was in the yard. Dug the root out (amazing power for a little machine with the ripper!) and then widened the bank

2019-02-05 13.45.03.jpg


Then dug in a few sleepers for a soild jack pad (the track is quite steep) before we reversed the spreader back over the jack pad.

2019-02-05 14.02.53.jpg



Little micro did well. She wasn't lacking in power, only reach.

2019-02-05 13.23.43.jpg
 
V8Druid

V8Druid

do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
^ Bugger, I thought I was on the OOPS thread! Damn insomnia.
LOL:ROFLMAO: ..... take it the wheel had been punctured going in, hence the jack pad ?? :confused::unsure:
 
doobin

doobin

Well-known member
Punctured is one way of putting it. Totally and utterly bollocksed including the rim describes it better.

God knows how that little tractor managed to drag it up loaded past that stump, but once it had been forced past blowing the tyre out there was no way it would get back past the stump.
 
V8Druid

V8Druid

do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
Punctured is one way of putting it. Totally and utterly bollocksed including the rim describes it better.

God knows how that little tractor managed to drag it up loaded past that stump, but once it had been forced past blowing the tyre out there was no way it would get back past the stump.

guessed it might've been after shaking hands with the stump :rolleyes:
 
TiltyShaun

TiltyShaun

Well-known member
I had missed the root comment in the first post. Now makes much more sense!!!
 
Top