Precision Grading with a 14H

[Rolyd8k]

Precision Grading with a 14H,and this man is good
Levelling up first

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Trim to kerb

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Cut out for electric trench

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doing a wheely trimming the batter

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And finish off from the bottom

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[John Gaunt]

Great pictures, Roly. It's amazing what can be done by graders in the right hands !
I remember we used to use a towed Allen grader for levelling playingfields. After a while you develop a good eye for seeing where all the hills and hollows are.

[IBH]

Now that is clever what you're doing to remove the blacktop from the trench.

[nick lamb]

That fella's good..He's earning his dollars.

[Neil D]

His name is Randy Kreig,he works for a company in Alaska and has worked for Caterpillar testing and demonstrating as far as I know!! One of the best if not the best!!!

Neil

[Nick Drew]

Great skills !!!

Simply amazing to see what a top grader operator can do !!

Thanks for posting

Nick

[Jim M]

Class pics. that bloke is one hell of a operator .

[Localdiggers.co.uk]

an impressive touch. unfortunately some of our guys have the touch of a rapist

[essexpete]

Amazing what can be done. The only time I have watched a grader in action was in Oz years ago. It was quite a small one owned by a small contactor. He constucted a really good farm track in a very short space of time. Everything from 1st strip, gullies for run off and good camber on finished aggregate. We (over here) would have been s*dding about with a 360 for many more hours. So why do we not use them or am just not looking in the right places?

[essexpete]

Amazing what can be done. The only time I have watched a grader in action was in Oz years ago. It was quite a small one owned by a small contactor. He constucted a really good farm track in a very short space of time. Everything from 1st strip, gullies for run off and good camber on finished aggregate. We (over here) would have been s*dding about with a 360 for many more hours. So why do we not use them or am just not looking in the right places?