The Digger Picture Thread

[Richy12]

13t stripping topsoil for a lane extension

5t was on evening work for the neighbour cutting hedges until the ban comes back in

 

[Richy12]

Some seat covers I had made before winter for both machines

@Phil P get yourself one of these for the 130

 

[Phil P]

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Some seat covers I had made before winter for both machines

@Phil P get yourself one of these for the 130

To be honest the seat in mine need a bit of tlc! When I get time (ha ha) I’m going to take it out and give it an overhaul, there’s something come adrift in the mechanism somewhere as it seems to sink on one corner more than the others. Almost finished draining for this year so won’t be doing much more work after that unless it ends up loading muck.
Got some holes to back fill so may get an action pick this afternoon.

 

[Phil P]

Back filling a few drains, even got the boss hiding behind the seat

 

[Richy12]

That's a day for the sunroof open and the boss shouting the instructions

 

[Half Pipe]

Back filling a few drains, even got the boss hiding behind the seat
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Not be long till boss says he will operate machine as you keep catching phone lines etc!

 

[Phil P]

Not be long till boss says he will operate machine as you keep catching phone lines etc!

Probably do a better job than me anyway

 

[Jon]

With my new to me 8 ton machine.
Umpteen outfalls, which I should have cleared 10/15 years ago.
Still, they're running now, but could do with jetting I suspect !

 

[Richy12]

Fresh out of the box, Feb 2021 build date

 

[whitefox]

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Fresh out of the box, Feb 2021 build date

looks a cracking machine,you clearly favour zts machines,do you do much heavy digging work/muckshifting with them?,last month i spent a few uncomfortable weeks on a komatsu 138 zts stripping and loading soil from a sloping site,first time on a larger zts for me and hopefully my last,my shoulders still havent recovered

 

[Larel]

My digger getting delivered home by @Dave6170

 

[Pringles]

I take it these are "bluetooth" lights that @Dave6170 is using on the lowloader.

Good pictures of a very tidy digger @Larel

 

[Phil P]

I take it these are "bluetooth" lights that @Dave6170 is using on the lowloader.

Good pictures of a very tidy digger @Larel

I think they’re right underneath the ramps, can just about see them.

However the reg plate is definitely Bluetooth

 

[Dave6170]

I think it has 2 sets of lights, under the ramps and just under the bucket in that recess bit between the ramps

 

[Larel]

@Pringles @Phil P @Dave6170 yes there are 2 sets of lights, one in the bucket-well looking out between the ramps (obscured by the bucket!) and one set in the back cross member channel below the ramps (which unfortunately get obscured if you are too close to the trailer). And yes it was definitely missing a number plate. If its any consolation I never have a number plate fitted when its behind my tractor. Not sure that explanation will help when discussing it with the local bobby at the side of the road though!

 

[Dave6170]

Cowboys don't care

 

[William james]

Meet my father on the road last week shifting this 70 something ton doosan.

 

[CPF]

We purchased this little beauty just over a year ago of a local Plant company.
colleague and myself had to protest it , before it got sent to one of our farms out in Senegal . Now it is digging canals for irrigation systems and we had a dipper arm extension made for

it for extra reach .

 

[v8willy]

I think they’re right underneath the ramps, can just about see them.
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However the reg plate is definitely Bluetooth

Bracket on the outer part of the ramp is where they were fitted from factory.

 

[Lincs Lass]

Pleased I hired a bigger machine ,,1.5 wouldn't have lifted as high