How many kinds of heavy equipment can you run?
How many kinds of heavy equipment can you run?
Evan Butler
Jordan Myers
How many pedals can you run??
Robert Harris
Everything in that picture except the crane. And probably the crane with a quick rundown of the controls and a few hours of down time to get the nuances down.
Mason Robinson
Never operated a crane before. Don't imagine it'd be that difficult.
Ayden Perez
i fucking hate cranes
Adam Jones
Can you run a grader?
James Watson
Yeah, count me out of the crane and the asphalter.
But then considering apart from those two there's only two types of machines in this pic (excavators and loaders) that take any kind of skill to operate, it's not really that hard.
Owen Rivera
The pic is just for illustrative purposes, I'm not asking if you can specifically operate those.
Jason Baker
I can "drive" a grader, but at best can build and maintain temporary haul roads. Final trimming with these things is harder than it looks, especially doing drainage and roads.
Jayden Sanders
Not the cranes. Don't like graders. Nothing too specialty like asphalt machines or anything like that.
Brayden Gray
I have only driven a digger once.
Took me 2 minutes to drive it like I own it for years because the controls where exactly how I imagined them, but it was old and didn't have good linear movement (all or nothing unless you gently touched it), so that's why it took 1 minute extra to figure which were sensitive or not.
So I guess it'd be even easier to drive the front loader.
The dumpers the same.
made lego pneumatic machines when I was 10-14
Have 10 year experience with forklifts of various kinds.
Juan Edwards
EEverything and i have tickets too.
Class 1 also 10 years in dirt and pavement
Im 25
Wyatt Turner
most of them
am certified for light hoisting, so some cranes
no grader
Asher Edwards
sorry bubs, but there's a stark contrast between fiddling with joysticks and operating a job.
Parker Taylor
Only ever driven a forklift. My friend has a skidsteer and I always thought it looked fun to rip around in.
Bentley Fisher
Skidder, wheeled harvester, knuckle boom, and dozer.
Cooper Robinson
Other than your mom, none.
Caleb Bennett
Only up to class 7 atm. I run a boom forklift at work, it's bigger than what most people get to drive. I want to work my way up to bigger stuff, but I'm still young and I don't want to bite off more than I can chew. My buddy runs a crane at a shipyard that handles 60t loads all day and that sketches me out.
Brody Morris
None! Certified desk force. However oddly enough my EU car license permits me to drive all kinds of tractors and self-driving work machines up to 40 kph without trailers and up to 25 kph with trailers on public roads.
Ryan Perez
Considering you're operating a kind of joystick when you work, why are you trying to make yourself look so stupid?
Is the CAT 235 a toy with joysticks to you?
Or are you somehow hung up that brought up LEGO, is that it?
If so then you might have some mental problems that makes you ignore important parts in a comment.
Jack Baker
All of them, I have a golden key. Operating them is a different story.
Aiden Fisher
tractor loader backhoe, dozer, forklift, snowcats
Hunter Lewis
Tractors of most kinds (just driving, snowblowing, front loading and such)
Small diggers (I'm terrible at it)
Snow machines (also terrible at it)
Christian King
Usually only one at a time, unless I park two next to each other and the cabs are close together. Then I can kinda sit between them and use both sets of controls
Levi Bennett
Just logging equipment
David Ross
5, all of them warehouse equipment except for the skidsteer, which I haven't run in years.
Cooper Watson
>Various forklifts/reach trucks
>Order picker
>Basic bitch tractors w/ PTOs
I also drove a dump truck built on a chevy pickup C&C but that hardly counts. Dat 8.1 tho.
Connor Barnes
Not allowed to run them.