Where is everyone #5

Yea used equipment is still high right now. Even a older small D4 in good shape is $30K+ around here….

 

Green wheels are stock equipment.

 

My friend I hung out with in highschool had the best bacon. Thick cut too, from some farmers market that's not open anymore. Whatever brine they used was top notch. It's been 10+ years and I can still taste it

 

Deliver the dozer and small excavator in the morning, then come back for this 138 Komatsu…..

 

Bacon so thin, it only has one side.

Only thick cut allowed in the house.

 

The last 6C I looked at that was a nice clean machine was a ‘74 with 85% undercarriage, full forestry protection, winch and full cab. Nice machine, but the guy wanted $37k for it. He had a ‘80s 4 wide track with a 6way on it and he wanted $35k for that one. Around here D4’s, 450 and 550 Deeres and a couple of the small Komatsu tractors sell for the same dollar as way bigger machines.

 

I don't think anything has settled per se. Don't really see any evidence of it anyways. Think it was just not graded right before they poured the pad. Its just a flat pad in front of door with zero slope either direction.

Definitely something to look in to. I might be able to cut a channel across the driveway but I'll have to see if I have enough of a slope towards the lawn to make it work.

 

With the plastic internals and all I still think they are pretty tough.I have one to water my lawn and a few times I got caught up doing some things inside and when I went out to reposition it to the backyard I found it against the fence and the rear wheels buried and still turning lol.Gears haven’t broken yet.

 

Small directional boring rig with reamer and have them pull some

my wife’s favorite drink.

 

How sketchy is it unloading backwards down those steep ramps?