chopped
Veteran Member
Never knew what they were called here is a video I like the way they have the end open to attach the chain
YouTube - CarlWood Crane Mats, Swamp Pads
YouTube - CarlWood Crane Mats, Swamp Pads
Excavator Recovery From Swamp
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ddigger
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- CAT 330l excavator, Kubota l39 backhoe
I have worked for months at a time off of matts. We equiped ours with a heavy cable loop at the end of the matts, so you could hook it with a bucket tooth. that chain pocket is a pain working in real muddy conditions. To me the conditions in the vidieo hardly warrented using mats at all.
PILOON
Super Star Member
Not to hijack, but this is what is needed when you skew a loaded semi.
Driver sunk a rear wheel and would have flipped if he dumped.
The tow truck cost $500/hr with minimums as well as travel time.
Driver told me that the tow rig cost $500,000.
It is essentially a crane mounted on tracks in the bed plus outriggers.
Driver sunk a rear wheel and would have flipped if he dumped.
The tow truck cost $500/hr with minimums as well as travel time.
Driver told me that the tow rig cost $500,000.
It is essentially a crane mounted on tracks in the bed plus outriggers.
