FOUND IT!!!!
 

I don't know who this person is but I think they have the best photo album that I have ever seen. It has just about everything you could every want to see as far as equipment, trucks, rigs, etc. :U::U::U::U:

It's sad but I plan on seeing every picture in this too.

http://community.webshots.com/user/xbl003x

Here's the lowboy section of the albums. It's my favorite. :U:


http://rides.webshots.com/album/311015433yhVzzi



http://i150.photobucket.com/albums/s...7jRLBaO_ph.jpg

omg thats a sweet pic.. what is it?
the first one , I hope the guy bailed
i want that site............ i have to show the ol man this.........he wont feel bad..lol

I don't have a clue what that is. I just borrowed from that photo album in the second link I put up.

Here's another one for ya, Jenn.

http://i150.photobucket.com/albums/s...5RHtlrz_ph.jpg

what is that one a shovel? i have some pictures from the olympic games, they had to shut the hwy down to haul these from here to whistler.. they did it in the wee hours.... see if i can find them

yeah it's that big mining shovel. the whole rig is huge.... to bad i can't remember what it's called...

http://thumb19.webshots.net/t/28/29/...6aUgrJC_th.jpg
what up with this? does he have hydraulics to make it jump up like those cars do at shows

I think that yellow thing is a body of a dumptruck for mining too. missing the bucket.. with the cab folded backwards...

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that would be the other side of the dump truck thats overloaded.. , would be funny to see them trucks do that though.. put i wouldnt want to be the person that parked that little red truck under the tire......
:mum:

we got alot of phosphate surface mines around me here in lakeland, the "subdivision" i live in is actually setting on top of an old mine, that is partially why Polk County has 557 lakes, there is all kinds of heavy equipment getting moved around, have a guy about 15 miles from me that repairs those drag buckets, not as big but still dang good sized, he uses one as a work shop, he has it flipped on its top.....

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I worked in the largest open pit coal mine in the USA for a few years back in the late 70's...........drove a 120 ton overburden truck and also was an oiler on the monigan dragline....................the bucket was big enough to turn a D-9 cat around in.....this dragline was the biggest in the world in 1960 but is a baby now

They have some cool pics.

I showed my ol man these pics last night, he was impressed...now he doesnt feel bad for high centering on the ferry..lol

2500heavyduty,what is that mini trachoe buried up to it's tracks in??

looks like septic...
 

can you say OOOPPPSSS???:w2:

mud i think, not mine

I am going to have to take a look at these tomorrow at work, seeing as they are work related. :U:

I got a bobcat stuck in gray goo like that at a customers house. The rental company came out with a loader to pull me out. They said it was a bad septic leak.

The customer tried to sue me, saying I broke thru the lid of the tank, but they changed their tune when it was discovered that the tank was some twenty yards up the hill. This area was supposed to be below & beyond the drain field. Ended up being a huge bill for environmental cleanup. Turns out it was an old creek bed and their septic had been leaching out into it for years.:ouch:

yucky.. clean up cost lots too,,,,,,hope they never drank outta that..:booo:

that'd be as bad as drinkin outa one of them thar pasturized streams.........





you know the one that flows through the pasture :argh:

That is actually the legal way to break down and haul a large haul truck.

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Only right side up:w2:

Hey Johnny Give Us The Filtered Version!

that is the bucket off of the big muskie the biggest dragline ever made it worked for central ohio coal (AEP) they scraped it a few years ago sad to see it go they keeped the bucket and made a park around it as a memorial site near mcconnelsville Ohio its right off of SR 78 a guy my dad works with his brother was killed while working on it many years ago as well as many others here are some more pics