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Cat 627/657 Pic Post
Gotta love them high sand edges! I've had a lead scraper do that to me a few times. "Just seein if you're on the ball" he'd say....- hiballer627
- Post #108
- Forum: Scrapers
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Cat 627/657 Pic Post
I'm told the scraper fleet is around 40 right now plus a few parts machines. The bosses are buying more every week it seems like. Our estimators are keeping everything good and busy this year though, which is a nice change from last year. Sureway is a big outfit, but we'll give them a run for...- hiballer627
- Post #77
- Forum: Scrapers
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Cat 627/657 Pic Post
Sounds like you've worked for the dirt mafia before 245dlc! Or are we getting a reputation? hahaha!:D- hiballer627
- Post #65
- Forum: Scrapers
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627 b
If you kept the block on you could shove your 21s with it. (Assuming you have a skilled, careful operator on it.)- hiballer627
- Post #8
- Forum: Scrapers
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baby bulldozer/loader
Awww! That's cute! It's trying to be a dozer. Hahaha.- hiballer627
- Post #17
- Forum: Dozers
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grader men
I have to say that a good blade man is a scraperhand's best friend for sure. I've learned alot from the grader operators over my few years on a scraper. The scraper guys teach tricks for running a scraper, whereas a graderman teaches how to work with the material, and also how to work with the...- hiballer627
- Post #26
- Forum: Motor Graders
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Best bang for buck scraper ?
Pretty sure there are no scraperhands that listen to ballet music @ work! Or at home for that matter.- hiballer627
- Post #58
- Forum: Scrapers
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punk loader abuse
When I got on my first piece of equipment I considered it a privilege that anyone trusted me with something that costs so much money. That kind of abuse is just uncalled for. Someone should have taught this guy the meaning of the word "Respect"- hiballer627
- Post #28
- Forum: Wheel Loaders
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Best bang for buck scraper ?
- hiballer627
- Post #52
- Forum: Scrapers
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Dozer photos from my youth
Sweet! Seeing pics like that reminds us young guys how good we have it!- hiballer627
- Post #10
- Forum: Dozers
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Wabco scrapers at work
Man those 353s look massive! I'm gonna have to plan a trip down under to see if I can get a chance to take one for a rip!:D:notworthy- hiballer627
- Post #204
- Forum: Scrapers
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Some of my stuff
Do you get alot of buggy work around there? I know there are alot of gravel pits out that way, and the county doesn't have any scrapers of their own. Would love to see some better pics of the buggies. They look like nice units.- hiballer627
- Post #7
- Forum: Scrapers
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Cat 627/657 Pic Post
the Hamptons on 199th st. is where all that fun stuff is. They want to go down 2.20m at the deepest cut stake, but somehow I don't think we're going to get there with the scrapers, unless we wait until it's good and frozen.- hiballer627
- Post #56
- Forum: Scrapers
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Cat 627/657 Pic Post
A few pics of what I did today. Trying to dig a drainage swale with 2 627G's. The only other iron besides scrapers was a gutless,beat down old D5. The engineer said it was good dirt! They even dug test holes!!!:Pointhead- hiballer627
- Post #51
- Forum: Scrapers
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Cat 627/657 Pic Post
Sureway was right beside us on that job in Acheson. They should know there wont be much to buy out in a couple of years if Map keeps up what they're doing. We're losing motors left right and centre on the Henday, but thats what happens when you only have 2 mechanics to try and keep up equipment...- hiballer627
- Post #42
- Forum: Scrapers
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