Those hammers beat the shit out of the machine they're mounted on. Always use them on the unit that's not far from the scrap yard anyway. Of course, if this is in China, that describes pretty much the entire fleet.
well that's alright. I also felt like I started monday watching some poor SOB bite the big one just trying to make a living. betcha she made a hell of a thump when it hit bottom.
Whoops. Not sure what they were trying to carve there anyhow.
ReplyDeleteLooks like a hammer on it so probably scaling the cliff to stop rock fall
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Daryl is right. Recent landslide above an apartment building, they were trying to dislodge a boulder with a hydraulic demolition hammer.
DeleteGotta say...remote was bad enough...it's a relief it was un-manned though. I mean, I do have a heart.
ReplyDeleteChina. If someone would actually had been in it they would have died of Covid.
ReplyDeleteThanks!
ReplyDeleteThat's great. I watched that this morning and my first thought was , well I just watched someone die.
ReplyDeleteTrying to push off loose stone before it falls on it’s own without warning.
ReplyDeleteWTF, once you start sliding sideways, STOP.
ReplyDeleteGood to know no one was in the cab. /I have a heart too.
ReplyDeleteBut can sure scratch one expensive Tonka toy.
Those hammers beat the shit out of the machine they're mounted on. Always use them on the unit that's not far from the scrap yard anyway. Of course, if this is in China, that describes pretty much the entire fleet.
DeleteThanks for that update. I didn't like the thought that I just watched somebody die.
ReplyDeleteNo doubt... That was a shaking my head, mumbling about natural selection moment when I viewed it. I hope it was a cost plus contract.
ReplyDeletewell that's alright. I also felt like I started monday watching some poor SOB bite the big one just trying to make a living. betcha she made a hell of a thump when it hit bottom.
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