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now that the inside is done it's time to start work on the outside. This is the beginning of the riding ring. It will be official dressage ring size: 20 x 60 metres. This year we are flattening the area. it will settle over the winter and in the spring I will adjust whatever needs adjusting and add the footing (rubber and sand)
My latest creation. Hope u gonna like it.
More photos here: www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=546572
And video here: www.youtube.com/watch?v=8jIaip0Xmzs&list=UUk-lT8utIIZ...
1987 JCB 3CX Sitemaster Extradig backhoe/loader.
Cheffins vintage and classic auction, Shudy Camps -
"Serial No: 3CX-332948/P/S Hours: 2,741 Fitted with 4in1 front bucket and 4no. digging buckets. A low houred example, with V5."
After the press conference we walked around the side of the building to watch the start of the demolition. With a crash and some dust the backhoe takes the first whack at the building at a corner of the former Garden Shop.
I'm going back to sarandi this holiday(tomorrow). So I'm going there to make a ride exchange deal with the mayor for this awesome backhoe.
Hope I will get it!
Mattel Matchbox
2022 MBX Off-Road
29/100
MB1176
Found recently at our local Fry's Food & Drug as a "Power Grab".
Fidalgo Bay.
Phase III, 2019: Final phase of remedial action for approximately 10.4 acres of subtidal sediments; 4.7 acres of those sediments support eelgrass. The planned Phase III remedial action, as proposed, consists of:
Placement of a thin layer cap (between 2 to 8-inch thickness) over approximately 10 acres of subtidal sediments with dioxin concentration greater than 10 nanograms per kilogram (ppt) TEC (but less than 25 ppt) Dredging and backfilling 0.46 acres of sediment in excess of 25 ppt dioxins and wood waste accumulation greater than 1-foot below the mud line within eelgrass beds.
Eelgrass mitigation using advanced mitigation plantings from Phase II along with additional mitigation efforts to compensate for the loss of eelgrass bed due to dredging (0.38 acres out of 0.46 acre dredge footprint supports eelgrass)
Phase II, 2013: the Department of Ecology removed old creosote dock pilings and other in-water concrete and metal structures. Dug up and dredged about 10 acres of sediment contaminated with dioxins and wood waste. Disposed of contaminated sediment off-site.Improve the near-shore habitat by reshaping an existing spit and jetty. Connected Fidalgo Bay with the wetland area that was created in 2011. The site was vacant property (2013) with abandoned building remnants and debris. A sawmill and wood-box factory, and then a plywood mill, operated on the site for almost a century. Mill features included a hog-fuel boiler, drum storage tank area, transformer yard, above-ground storage tanks containing fuel oil, gasoline, diesel and/or propane, phenolic formaldehyde resin and caustic storage tanks (both used in making plywood glue), a machine shop, a metal shop, and an area for spraying paint and oil.
Phase I, 2011: work focused on cleaning up about 6 upland acres. It included removing pilings and other structures to allow excavation of about 33,600 tons of contaminated soil; off-site disposal of the soil, structures and pilings; and backfilling the site with about 39,000 tons of clean soil. Site soil contains elevated concentrations of arsenic, cadmium, chromium, copper, lead, mercury, nickel, selenium, silver, zinc, oil-range petroleum hydrocarbons, dioxins, and furans. Groundwater beneath the site does not meet drinking water standards. The water also contains elevated concentrations of arsenic, copper and nickel. Dioxins and wood debris contaminate Marine sediments are found to be contaminated with dioxins and wood debris.
Backhoe, frozen parking lot, UNC campus.
Lomo LCA+, Ilford HP5 PLUS b/w 35mm, commercial development.
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Jones Bros Komatsu PC800 LC backhoe loads M.K.Leslie Bell B30D dumptruck at the borrow pit at Rothes 2 windfarm extension.
Quarta ed ultima parte di una piccola storia fotografica della Fai (Fabbrica Attrezzature Industriali) di Noventa Vicentina - Este.
1996. Cambiano colori, sigle del modello, e al nome Fai viene aggiunto il nome Komatsu. Dal 2000 rimarrà solo il marchio Komatsu.
Foto scattata a Vicenza il 24-07-2014
Storia dedicata all'amico Giorgio Mattiello, scomparso prematuramente, importante dipendente Fai e poi Komatsu.
Fai-Komatsu WB98A
Fourth and last part of a small photo story about Fai (Fabbrica Attrezzature Industriali) from Noventa Vicentina - Este.
1996. They change colour, model codes, and to the Fai name is added Komatsu. From 2000 there will be only Komatsu brand.
Photo taken in Vicenza, 24-jul-2014
This story is dedicated to my friend Giorgio Mattiello died prematurely. He was a important employee of Fai and then Komatsu.
A backhoe digs a pit at the future location of an SR 99 roadway support pier. Crews are building the southbound roadway now. The northbound roadway will be built in the footprint of the viaduct after it is demolished. Learn more about construction underway to replace the south end of the viaduct.
My latest creation. Hope u gonna like it.
More photos here: www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=546572
And video here: www.youtube.com/watch?v=8jIaip0Xmzs&list=UUk-lT8utIIZ...
A photo from way back in September at the Alaska State Fair, the Backhoe Olympics. In this event, backhoe operators were timed on how long it took to move ten eggs with an backhoe from the sand to the bucket, with points taken away for every egg broken. I thought it was fascinating, until one of my friends mentioned that the fair also had a beer tent. Then I lost all interest.
Whenever I start a build, I have a little wish list (if I were selling these instead of being my own 'customer', I'd call it a design brief). I wanted a (mostly) studless minifgure scale JCB backhoe loader, suitable for a diorama or as the load for one of my trucks, with a cabin large enough to house an operator, a functional front bucket and some freedom of movement for the rear excavator arm.
Fidalgo Bay. Update: May 21, 2011
The re-opening of the Seafarers’ Memorial Park has been finished. This $34 million dollar project was completed in three phases over a nearly two year period, with clean-up efforts accomplished in partnership with the Department of Ecology and the Kimberly Clark Corporation, former owner of the Scott Paper Mill. This was the third of five Port environmental clean-up projects.
"A lumber mill, and later a pulp mill operated on the Scott Paper Mill Site beginning in the late 1800s through the late 1970s. The pulp mill used waste from the lumber mill and discharged waste water directly to Fidalgo Bay. Metals, diesel- and motor oil-range petroleum hydrocarbons, carcinogenic polynuclear aromatic hydrocarbons (cPAHs), polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs), and dioxins/furans have been found in soil at the Site above Washington State cleanup levels. Many of these contaminants were also found in groundwater (low levels) and marine sediments. In 1999, the Port of Anacortes and Sun Healthcare Systems conducted an independent cleanup action to remove petroleum-contaminated soil and wood debris on one of the parcels within the Site. Portions of the property have been operated recently by multiple entities that have used the Site as a log yard, a staging area for oil field equipment, a boat manufacturing site, storage, and a modular home assembly area. The northern portion of the Site is now primarily Seafarers’ Memorial Park, and the southern portion is primarily vacant. For nearly 100 years, mill operations dominated the Anacortes waterfront along Fidalgo Bay. First a sawmill started up, followed later by a pulp mill. But by 1978, Scott Paper had closed both mills. The property was used for other industrial purposes in following years. The mills left behind widespread contamination from their operations, ranging from wood waste to industrial chemicals."