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Left hooker

Left hooker

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More of a follow on from my cef thread this is some photos from my last job currently on 18 tonner so no new pics for a mo
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Left hooker

Left hooker

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Like the round hole digging.
Graham
thanks graham was 2.7m deep and 2.4m in diameter saved a couple cube on concrete that would have been lost in corners doing nothing other than fill
 
Left hooker

Left hooker

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And that, ladies and gentlemen, is how you make a tilty pay for itself. I presume you quoted for the whole job?

Tidy work.
hourly rate that job laying the sewers tank Herron bone and a load of rain water pipe to soak away and paid machine hours while labouring but wants me back to do more ground works tilty has long since be paid for in price jobs
 
Regy53

Regy53

I like cake
Tidy job

Not being a operator I assume you would have to dig a square hole and backfill? Without s tilt?

Really worth it’s money if you can pull of jobs like this
 
Gunners

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That's a really neat way to save some money. I'm beginning to see when people say it will have you working in different ways to how you would with a standard bucket. Nice work.
 
Regy53

Regy53

I like cake
When I watched Eddie with his old wife boy he sat in one spot to do a job you would of had to move 3 times in a standard machine
 
Left hooker

Left hooker

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That's a really neat way to save some money. I'm beginning to see when people say it will have you working in different ways to how you would with a standard bucket. Nice work.
more so when it's a tight site and a normal digger you can't get the angle or position to do stuff where I can sit there and do it easily
 
Left hooker

Left hooker

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Tidy job

Not being a operator I assume you would have to dig a square hole and backfill? Without s tilt?

Really worth it’s money if you can pull of jobs like this
yeah pull out square hole for a round tank end up putting concrete into corners just to get it up around tank as tank only requires 150mm wrap of concrete also the last 1m I tapered in by 500mm as tank is round with a small flat bottom
 
Left hooker

Left hooker

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Busy couple days striped off grass and smooth out garden adding extra soil to fill lows ready for working and seeding
 

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V8Druid

V8Druid

do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
Busy couple days striped off grass and smooth out garden adding extra soil to fill lows ready for working and seeding
NICE :giggle:

'Nother of those bullet proof Cornish hedges I see ;) ..... do look nice though and no trimming (y):LOL:
 
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