Reply With QuoteI thought the best way to get a hole dug was to buy shovels and lots of beer.
Dozer work & excavation
Does anybody have any contacts in the earth moving business? Preferably someone with experience in pond construction and working with the USGS ?
I've got a contract expiration looming and need to do something soon.
I thought the best way to get a hole dug was to buy shovels and lots of beer.
I'll supervise the project for beer
Blah blah blah!
10,000 cubic yards. That's alot of beer.
That's a good sized pond... ditch the shovels and rent a couple dozers... Still need to buy beer, but it should take less.Originally Posted by cam76034
Last edited by Titus; 01-23-2008 at 01:02 PM.
I've used a Cat 963 several times....That's a good sized pond... ditch the shovels and rent a couple dovers... Still need to buy beer, but it should take less.
I'll work for GOOD beer....
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Cone-cerned owns a tractor.
I have experience with several Tonka models...
And I'll work for Dr Pepper.
Yes, I do. But it's a 1948 Ferguson, not good for digging ponds.
Mine is red and not as pristine as this one.
On the track, I am fearless.
If you were as slow as me, you wouldn't be afraid either.
1994 M Edition
CSP 67
I call bull... That old Ferguson is a work horse. You are just trying to use it as a tactic to negotiate more beer.
My wife said I moved the Earth last night. After that I dozed.
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