9420pullpan
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i wish my pics were better but i know that there were at least three 1250's diggin this slurry wall they may have been 4.
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Komatsu 1250 slurry wall work NORCAL
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Dickie
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Is that chained-on steel stock being used as additional counterweight!? 
9420pullpan
Senior Member
i believe so
9420pullpan
Senior Member
nope double that 90ft deep with a 2 yd bucket filled with rippers on the back....
9420pullpan
Senior Member
here are a few more pics from last year of a 375 digging a slurry wall.
Countryboy
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That bucket definately wasn't made for digging around utilities.:bouncegri