elektrolokomotive
Golden Member
McMaster-Carr isn't the place to go for bargains. Granted, they carry EVERYTHING, but there's a price to be paid for that availability.
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Chains are depressingly expensive
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skyking
Lifer
Those would all come out in a day with a 120 excavator. A 200 would be nicer, but since I'm an operator and bigger is always better, I'd say truck me in a PC450 and be done with it:laugh:
what would work, a 120. No wide load or overweight permits needed.
What I'd rather use. Wide load and overweight permits, about a $500 minimum trucking fee just to say "hello".
a 120 will run you $500 per day plus delivery, maybe less in Nebraska. A good operator is another couple hundred cash.
an example of the things that can happen without skilled operators........
8 hours by a contracting company will go at around 120 per, for $960.
what would work, a 120. No wide load or overweight permits needed.
What I'd rather use. Wide load and overweight permits, about a $500 minimum trucking fee just to say "hello".
a 120 will run you $500 per day plus delivery, maybe less in Nebraska. A good operator is another couple hundred cash.
an example of the things that can happen without skilled operators........
8 hours by a contracting company will go at around 120 per, for $960.
When our new house was being built there were some trees that needed to go. They probably about 40 feet tall, oaks (tall skinny trees). Probably a foot in diameter. I like to call them scrub oaks. But anyways the guy who was excavating the foundation for the house would just put the bucket up on the dozer and push the trees in the direction he wanted them to fall. It worked well, then he pushed them all in a big pile for a little burn party. You just gotta make sure not to put the bucket up to far, or the top will probably snap off.
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