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Oops!! (one more cat tractor bites the dust)

Would not have wanted to be the operator of that tractor.

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wow that would suck
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I wonder how they did that one  :rolleyes:

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What in Gods name is that thing that tore it up.  Looks like something the chinese would build?
One 88

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it is a continuos miner. That wheel spins and the platform swings back and forth. It is for use in a strip mine.

One of the buckets on that machine will fill a medium sized off road dump truck.

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was that on a job site where you work at?
It's Gumby's fault.

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No, thank got. I get to sit behind a computer all day. I get these type of E-mails all the time, different companys sent pics like these around to show what could be work on it the next model. If you notice the cab on the dozer is crushed. This is one of the things we work on, is making the tractor safer for idiots like this guy.

The reason I call him an idiot is because that piece of minig equpment doesn't move that fast that he couldn't have gotten out of the way.

It's kinda like these pics from a previous post

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Holy  on the post of the end dump truck that went off the high wall.  I used to work in a coal mine and actually drove a truck like that (i think mine was a 789 or something its been awhile).  Those things are built like tanks and I felt pretty safe driving it...but wow I don't think you could make it withstand any fall like that.  I can't imagine if it would have had a load on it.
'88 'bird, 10.9:1 306 w/TFS top end, forged rods/pistons, T-5 swap & bunch of other stuff, 1-family owned, had it since ‘98, 5.0tbrd88 on Instagram and YouTube

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theres only suppose to be like a handfull of those in the world. what a machine!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

that would make one hell of a rotor tiller :giggle:

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that would make one hell of a rotor tiller :giggle:

take up the whole yard in one scoop
It's Gumby's fault.

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I still say it looks like the chinese made it.  Honestly who would have to compensate that much?
One 88

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