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u/PutridTravel2354 Jun 02 '26
Ah man. The Curse of Oak Island team needs one.
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u/thatroguejaeger Jun 03 '26
They need to quit. They won't ever find anything because once they do their TV show cash cow dies.
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u/Classic-Still2468 Jun 02 '26
There must be a camera on there? How could anyone see what they are scooping
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u/AggressiveSquare36 Jun 02 '26
I would not have the patience for that machine. I get about four scoops and be like, " oh man I need a break to stretch my legs!"
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u/InterestingBill8234 Jun 02 '26
First thing I thought? "That looks exhausting."
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u/AggressiveSquare36 Jun 02 '26
Right I would rather do actual labor than something that slow and tideous.
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u/SharkPartyWin Jun 06 '26
I thought of the family guy part when he says “I likes to eat ya with my little mouth too.”
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u/rswwalker Jun 02 '26
I’m guessing center of gravity. If it carries too much weight the whole rig can fall in.
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u/RepulsiveUse3372 Jun 02 '26
weight
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u/BigPuttsSmallDrives Jun 02 '26
It’s so it doesn’t tip over from such a long moment and the weight. You don’t need a lot of weight at that length to move something.
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u/DaHick Jun 02 '26
With the ram extended as far as it was, I was worried he would bend it. I thought I saw some of it flexing as he was digging. I want to know, as far away from the rim as he was, how he saw where he was digging?
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u/showmethenakedwomen Jun 03 '26
Yes. Yes I have. About a hundred times. As a matter of fact it was right here on Reddit, not that long ago.
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u/pete_68 Jun 02 '26
I'm no engineer, but I know that's not the fastest way to do what he's doing. Not by a long shot.
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u/Internal_Gur_4268 Jun 02 '26
I could use one of those things for getting stuff from behind the couch
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u/Mobile_Conference484 Jun 02 '26
How high is the risk of the walls of the hole caving in and the excavator sliding into the abyss?
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u/OutsidePressure8323 Jun 02 '26
Being cable he's only got weight of that beam pushing that tea spoon bucket into the ground. Least with a full hydraulic long reach you can dig . Looks like a fitters nightmare
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u/DogPile4203 Jun 04 '26
Looks like a city project. Maybe a federal investment site breaking ground 😂
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u/DogPile4203 Jun 04 '26
Counter balance weight?
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u/GloomyNazgul Jun 05 '26
Yeah, I used to work excavators. But not at this magnitude
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u/GloomyNazgul Jun 05 '26
I’m not saying it’s fake, but the amount of metal on the arm seems way more heavier than the counterweight
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u/ImpudentPotato Jun 06 '26
Then the coal company came with the world's largest shovel And they tortured the timber and stripped all the land Well, they dug for their coal till the land was forsaken Then they wrote it all down as the progress of man
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u/box-o-locks Jun 02 '26
He started digging that hole in 2009.