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dirty4fun

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That looks like one way to compact the new road bed. Looks like the start of another good looking job C D.
 

Colorado Digger

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That is a CP bucket and thumb. Can't really complain, the machine has 7500 hours and everything is still holding up. We have done some welding on the bucket and busted a pin in the thumb so really no bid deal. Thanks Dirty

Regards, CD
 

willie59

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Nope, they don't grow in our area Scott. But just like with cottonwood trees, springtime, fuzz flying everywhere in the air. :D
 

LDK

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Hi CD,

Just noticed your location is Carbondale, did you ever do any work on the construction of Aspen Glenn golf course? I was their for the summer/fall in 95 and 96. Was a couple of 627's in there, pretty sure they were owned by a local company.
Stayed at a place called Buffalo Valley, think I have the name right........ between Carbondale and Glenwood Springs.
 

Colorado Digger

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Hello LDK, Yes..We have done lot's of work in Aspen Glen. Since the economic downturn there has not been a whole lot of work out there. We mostly work about 35 miles up valley in Aspen. The Buffalo Valley has since closed and has been for sale for a few years.

Here are a few pictures of a job we are on now, it is a debris flow structure. This a going to be a pain to backfill but we are happy to have the work.
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Colorado Digger

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Debris Flow

Scrub- Here you go. This is similar to what we are doing, although smaller, same idea.

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This is a debris flow structure

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dirty4fun

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Looks like a pretty good sized job C D. Dang you have some pretty scenery to have to look at all day.

I looked at a half picked corn field and one direction and the hole I am digging for a new basement. Tore the old farm house down the weekend before, most of the basement was concrete blocks those old man killers 5 holes and 24" long. Would hate to have had to set them all day, talk about a long day.
 

Colorado Digger

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New Truck. It is a 2007 Volvo with d12 435hp. 18 speed and T-ride suspension. Air ride cab. It has a 16.5' Rock box with a high lift tailgate. Already setup with a hitch and plumbed for a pup. Only has 110,000 miles. Very happy to have found this truck. Bought it last Thursday, drove it home Friday and working Saturday.

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