Semi Wreck 219 viewsDec 02, 2004
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Semi Wreck 312 viewsDec 02, 2004
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Semi-Wreck 415 viewsDec 02, 2004
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Trailer19 viewsDec 02, 2004
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Wreck 1 View 419 viewsYet another angle of the truck before I pulled it from the retention ditch around the bottom of the pit...Dec 01, 2004
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Wreck 1 View 520 viewsYet another angle of the truck after I pulled it from the retention ditch around the bottom of the pit...Dec 01, 2004
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Wreck 1 View 648 viewsYet another picture of the truck after I had pulled it from the retention ditch around the bottom of the pit...Dec 01, 2004
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Wreck 1 View 738 viewsThis is another angle taken of the truck after I pulled it from the retention ditch around the bottom of the pit...Dec 01, 2004
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Wreck Two64 viewsThis was a truck that I was in the process of loading with my Letourneau Front End Loader when another truck backed into it because he was busy reading a newspaper rather than watching where he was going. The driver of this truck jumped just before impact and was not hurt in any way. She was shaken though...Dec 01, 2004
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Me Oiling The P&H Shovel Pully631 viewsI am on top of the P&H Shovel oiling the pulley during routine maintenance. Once I was done, the shovel was able to resume operating again...Dec 01, 2004
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My Letourneau Loader38 viewsThis is me loading a 120 ton Lectra Haul with my Letourneau Front End Loader. I could load 120 tons on a truck in 6 scoops in about 5 minutes. I set the all time loading record in a 10 hour shift on numerous occassions including the night we were all laid off...Dec 01, 2004
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International Huff Loader66 viewsThis was one of the loaders I ran. At the time, this was the largest front end loader in the world. Unlike the electric hybrid Letourneau loaders, this was completely diesel powered. Even though it could load a truck in 4-5 scoops, it wasn't nearly as good as the Letourneau loaders which took 6 good scoops to load a 120 ton Lectra Haul...Dec 01, 2004
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