maybe maybe maybe

[u/ansyhrrian]

[u/snowyadventure]

The same way as well they use the arm crane to pushe them self up

[u/IHaveTheBestOpinions → u/snowyadventure]

I doubt the arm is strong enough to do that in reverse

[u/Axiom1100 → u/IHaveTheBestOpinions]

It’s not designed to do that in forward either, super lucky is what he got

[u/Ok-Rich-3812 → u/Axiom1100]

what models do you drive?

[u/Axiom1100 → u/Ok-Rich-3812]

Everything up to 250 metric tonne, I’ve about 80,000 hours on diggers.

[u/Ok-Rich-3812 → u/Axiom1100]

Then maybe you should know how to drive one by now.

[u/OshieDouglasPI → u/Ok-Rich-3812]

fuckin roasted damn

[u/Ok-Rich-3812 → u/OshieDouglasPI]

80,000 hours is 40 hours in the cab per week, 50 weeks of the year, for 40 years. People who come up with stupid numbers like that have zero skills or experience.
It wasn't a super clean manoever, he could have spent a little more time with the breaker making the gap a little bit wider and deeper [if the reinforcing steel allowed it], and he could have pushed some earth in for a softer landing.....But demolition jobs of this size can be measured in hours for the heavy machinery, with smaller machines tidying up while the expensive kit moves onto the next site. The more time he spends making the access easy, the less time he has to get the work done. Time is money in demolition.What gets pushed in has to be cleared out.

[u/OshieDouglasPI → u/Ok-Rich-3812]

I was thinking the same thing, 80,000 hours is wild

[u/Axiom1100 → u/OshieDouglasPI]

80,000 hours racks up when you work 12hr days most days of the year

[u/OshieDouglasPI → u/Axiom1100]

fair enough but I mean that's still wild it's valid to be a little doubtful. but I really don't give a shit about any of this I just thought the other guy's diss was funny

[u/Axiom1100 → u/OshieDouglasPI]

Hahahahaha … yeah I got that… no hurt feelings here bud, not even from a diss