20+ hours on a digger

**theblacksmith** · 31st October 2008, 12:53

Good work CRF! Who cares where the blade is mate - some bloody machines dont have blades! Its common sense and Know your machine and know your ground basically.Gets a bit boring after 20 yrs tho.I'll keep u in mind when I need an operator on mine lol!Jumps look mean mate!Dont be shy and invite me round there aye lol!
Carry on the good work. The more tracks we have the better I say.

**cowpoos** · 31st October 2008, 21:21

Originally Posted by CRF119

And a few of the digger

thats not a fucking digger...thats a spade with a a umbrella!! christ!!

**puddy** · 31st October 2008, 21:26

Originally Posted by NOMIS

2nd and 3rd pic your blade should be at the back in case it wants to slide , 2nd pic your arm should be in close as I see you have a full bucket.

And ways congrats good stuff, Diggers are fun

All I was going to say was EX200!!! or bigger!
Then the riders doing the jumps would come down with snow on them!

**theblacksmith** · 31st October 2008, 21:39

Originally Posted by puddy

All I was going to say was EX200!!! or bigger!
Then the riders doing the jumps would come down with snow on them!

puddy is shouting the diesel- good man!
and cowpoos is bringin the worlds heaviest shovel and the worlds most cumbersome umbrella.

**cowpoos** · 31st October 2008, 21:55

Originally Posted by theblacksmith

puddy is shouting the diesel- good man!
and cowpoos is bringin the worlds heaviest shovel and the worlds most cumbersome umbrella.

Spade dude!! Spade!!

**theblacksmith** · 1st November 2008, 07:52

Originally Posted by cowpoos

Spade dude!! Spade!!

Spade sorry - haha!

**CRF119** · 1st November 2008, 09:02

I would have liked to have a bigger digger but this did the job just took a long time to get it done. Was good for shapping berms and landings etc. We have had 10T diggers in the past but thats not always an option.