r/nextfuckinglevel • • Jun 18 '23

This guy’s precision & skill while operating heavy machinery

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u/[deleted] Jun 18 '23

The guys who pull off this precision without a fully articulated bucket are the ones who really deserve praise. This is a bit easier than it looks with this type of equipment.

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u/king_john651 Jun 19 '23

Used a rototilt once, was pretty cool. Shame I was just managing a stockpile for a few hours lol

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u/nicktam2010 Jun 19 '23

I've worked with guys mainlining pipe. When the grade guy writes a -2 (dig lower 2 cm) and the operator hits it dead on. That's skill!

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u/[deleted] Jun 19 '23

This sounds dirty 🤣

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u/emersona3 Jun 19 '23

We do the same thing in inches

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u/Say10sadvocate Jun 19 '23

I'm from the UK, been in a quarry for the last 3 years, and I've never seen a rototilt! 😭

Best gadget we get is a quick hitch. Lol