Couple of dozer pics

Bri963

Bri963

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That is a great community project and service saving them loads of money :cool:
I did a similar thing for a local primary school a few years ago. Used my nephew as labourer and banksman. He went to the school and they all knew him. Then the PTA finished off the pond project 😊
It nice to know our machines can help out with this type of project 😉
Appreciate that mate. A year ago I organised and managed an outdoor activity area for the same school. The day I took the digger in for that job was the complete opposite weather-wise. Working with enthusiastic but clue-less volunteers is all part of life’s rich tapestry, and it was one of the most enjoyable things I’d done in recent years.
 
V8Druid

V8Druid

do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
I went down a foot and there was absolutely no moisture, Gra. Never seen the ground round here like it, not even in ‘76. Next project will be a 3-leg scarifier for the Kubota.
aye '76 was a hell of a summer Bri - was building a party wall between my parents and the neighbours to replace a knackered fence line - would start at six and knock off about one when the sun came round full onto it ... too hot to work by then.. was a double skin-er with those riven face blocks that were popular then and you couldn't keep the 'mix' moist enough, even wetting down to lay with ...
 
Bri963

Bri963

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aye '76 was a hell of a summer Bri - was building a party wall between my parents and the neighbours to replace a knackered fence line - would start at six and knock off about one when the sun came round full onto it ... too hot to work by then.. was a double skin-er with those riven face blocks that were popular then and you couldn't keep the 'mix' moist enough, even wetting down to lay with ...
The Fen clay cracked like I’ve only seen a couple of times in my lifetime. A bloke I worked with showed a pitchfork handle down one crack and it went down nearly full length.
 
V8Druid

V8Druid

do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
The Fen clay cracked like I’ve only seen a couple of times in my lifetime. A bloke I worked with showed a pitchfork handle down one crack and it went down nearly full length.
nice an' dry for getting about on though :giggle:
 
Lancs Lad

Lancs Lad

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The Fen clay cracked like I’ve only seen a couple of times in my lifetime. A bloke I worked with showed a pitchfork handle down one crack and it went down nearly full length.
Starting to see some decent cracks even up here. Can't ever remember our grass looking as dead! What a cracking summer we've had 👌🏻 🌞
 
Bri963

Bri963

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Open day at the Peterborough Cat/Perkins site. The D8 was definitely a Normandy veteran, the owners weren’t too sure about the D7. They both started and ran sweet as a nut. And before anyone asks, I didn’t drive either of them from new.
 
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