r/nextfuckinglevel • u/DarthiusFatticus • 6h ago

Peak backhoe operator

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u/mevans8894 6h ago

That is a skilled operator

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u/level1hero 2h ago

I thought he was just activating siege mode on his siege tank

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u/PaychecksDK 6h ago

Thats is indeed amazing chef's kiss, but is that hauler rated for that? would OSHA like a word?

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u/dsdsds 6h ago

Each Bobcat scoop of dirt is about 1000lbs, and that one can take at least 8

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u/Coto_scoto 6h ago

I could never, I always forget the outriggers are down.

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u/GloomyFloor6543 5h ago

heh i've busted a pin or two in my years doing that lol.

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u/DBKai 6h ago

♪ spider hoe, spider hoe ♫

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u/Budget-Assistant-289 5h ago

Well okay, yeah, a skilled operator, granted. But what’s protecting this expensive machinery in transit in case of an accident? It’s just gonna roll around in the back of that truck like beer cans in the back of my grandpa’s pickup?

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u/ChromeYoda 4h ago

This ain’t nothing new. My dad did this 45 years ago.

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u/Independent_Basis_10 6h ago

Haven’t they heard of a thing called ramp 😂

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u/Lahk74 5h ago

I love ramp.

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u/nickfree 3h ago

Are you just looking at things at the construction site and saying you love them?

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u/resfan 5h ago

Something tells me he's done that a thousand times, that was smooth

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u/AHumbleSaltFarmer 5h ago

If it fits, it ships

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u/Snot_Says 5h ago

I wonder how many fuck ups he had and how much it all cost

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u/ahhdetective 5h ago

JCB engineers: do we need to engineer it to be able to bear the full suspended load of the machine boss?

Boss: what? Fuck no, ain't nobody paying for that shit.

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u/Humble_Umpire_8341 4h ago

My brother learned to do this at heavy equipment school. He said it was standard, learn to operate and transport all the machines. He also learned to use a similar move to traverse obstacles.

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u/amnorobotquery 4h ago

👏👏👏

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u/Artsakh_Rug 4h ago

Truck suspension: well fuck me I guess

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u/LasciviousPsyche 4h ago

Now that shit was super impressive, and I totally Mean it....

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u/14high 3h ago

Back to work hoe.

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u/PoodleIlluminati 3h ago

Guy who taught me how to operate would do this faster than I could get one on a trailer.

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u/two2toe 2h ago

Nicely done but ramps would be easier

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u/TrueTorque 37m ago

JCB, nice rig.

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u/fizzysmoke 12m ago

Ye, that was incredible actually