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    Show Me Your 'Thumbs!'

    Check out Loewen equipment. They make a pretty neat quick attach thumb set up. http://www.loewenequip.com Look under the for sale section.
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    Excavator for George Jetson

    Spider excavators are similiar. Kaiser Launched the S3 track several years ago . Here is a link to their site http://www.kaiser.li/en/international/excavators/products/kaiser-s3/track/ Not sure how their sales have been for the track version spyder excavator.
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    Unusual excavator

    Thanks for the link Brian. Sure are incredible machines!:)
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    steep hill digging

    Nice pictures guys. I am with you Brian that is spider hoe territory unless you are able to tie off the machine or bench in. A lot of work I do benching in is out of the question and a conventional tracked excavator is going to leave way too much impact. Big Iron- real nice pictures. Sure is...
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    Menzi Muck Photos

    Eddie I'll post a few pictures of the controls. Stumpjumper, Atlasrob is right-just walked it up there. LT-x7, I am back down to one Menzi. Kept the 4x4, the two wheel drive went to Florida. The machine has its place (steep slope, river work, etc). It is a specialized machine so I travel...
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    Menzi Muck Photos

    They are two different machines. Both are Menzi Muck A91's. The difference one is a 4x4 the other is two wheel drive. The two wheel drive machine was set up with a/c and tint. The machines have the same boom and both have winches. The machine is built in Switzerland. Powered by a 140 hp John Deere.
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    Menzi Muck Photos

    Jason-Telluride is Beautiful. I agree with you to yupie-fied for me too and dang expensive!!
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    Menzi Muck Photos

    River work-Cleaning debri out of the river above the dam.
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    Menzi Muck Photos

    The average slope was 47-50 degree. 100% of the concrete for foundations was flown in by helicopter along with form materials, re-bar and then all the towers. It was a hike-in/ hike-out every day job. Brian
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    Menzi Muck Photos

    Few more.
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    Menzi Muck Photos

    Some more.
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    Menzi Muck Photos

    Jerry, some photos of some spider work I did this past summer/fall. Working at 12,700 feet Telluride, Colorado- Revelation Bowl ski lift.
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    Working in the snow, tips and trick

    It is a poor example, poor picture.:Banghead
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    Working in the snow, tips and trick

    Looks like it, but standing near the rear outrigger leg- they spread out 21'7" from the machine.
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    Working in the snow, tips and trick

    Definitely keep your tracks clean. I do a bit in the winter. Steep terrain can pose a challenge. Tiger teeth help a lot. Concrete blankets can be handy too.:drinkup
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