Work Toys
 

I know there's a few guys that do construction work. So you guys get to play with a bunch of heavy equipment. So what does everybody get to play with at work?

Nice red X's. :lol:

Maybe its just me though.:roll:

Pimpin' ain't easy.

I used to drive some larger forklifts, an overhead crane, and a dresser front end loader.

What ever yall are sitting in front of while replying to this thread is what I get to play with all day.
:roll:

you get to play with my legs:?
lol:lol:
wouldn't want to play with my comp, it sucks:mrgreen:

Everything CAT makes!:flipoff: Motorgraders, scrappers, loaders, excavators, backhoe loaders, skid steers, telehandlers, any tractor trailer with CAT power! Oh and we play with the Challenger line of Cat branded Ag tractors too. Pretty much every day.;)

I don't work construction, but in the summer I get to play with a '94 Correct Craft Ski Nautique (5.8l inboard) and a 2001 Bennington RL series 25' pontoon boat (muchus luxurious). I work for a home for adults with mental disabilities in Info Tech, but I also am the guy that knows the boats so I get to be the driver / BBQ cook 2 times a week in the summer.

I work for a small construction company i'm usually welding i also get to operate the cranes.

Lets try this again...

Here's mine

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First off is the good ol gator. I've taken this thing places that was insane. Always a blast, but sucks with the plow.

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Here's our chevy dump. Has just over 40,000 original miles:shock:

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This beater Ford dump has seen better days. But starts up every time; granted a little smoke:lol:

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This chevy has been with the fairgrounds from the beginning and still gets beat up.

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This is my favorite of the fleet of the trucks. Just got some new workhorse tires; I can vouch for the mud capabilities:wink:

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Here's the "Nice" vehicle we have. This is the run around car.

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This is my favorite tractor. Gotta love the radio and AC for those long summer days in the seat.

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Ehh, not much to say about the case. Waiting for the upgrade in the budget.

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Here's the other fun tractor. Still mastering the skills of working the ho:lol:

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This Polaris Magnum is pretty impressive in hillclimbs:wink:

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This 4x6 gator has seen better days. But is in the process of getting the radiator fixed

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And this arc welder is dope. This sucker has been there for every project we've had outdoors. Fixed lots of fences, and built lots of gates.

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And this little John Deere keeps on chugging. Been with the county 15years. And the only problem ever had was replacement of the clutch from normal wear and tear.

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And you can forget our awesome Electric golf cart we bought from the University of Utah for $200. Some "new" batteries and it was good to go"thumbsup"

We also rent small trac ho's and skidsteers on a regular basis. Not to mention 60 and 80ft lifts several times a year.

Now who says rednecks dont have nice toys??:lol:

Lets see what else is out there."thumbsup"

Don't get to play with them too often as I design them, but I do get to have fun during start-up.


This is how this tilter started life, fresh outta the fab shop. Those are 14 inch diameter hydrualic cylinders in the foreground, with a 11' and change closed length and a 21' and change extended length.

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Here is that same tilter a month after start up:

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A 1941 vintage furnace I am revamping for a customer in Canada:

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I drive a CAT , 980 B . 8)