Loading and Transporting Dirt

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I got SUED by the Neighbor!

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What happens here

With the plan established, the operator begins the dirt relocation. The compact track loader is driven to the large dirt pile, where its front bucket is lowered to scoop up a full load. Once loaded, the machine is carefully maneuvered along the pre-determined path to the backyard, navigating around the house and avoiding any hard-surface patios or delicate areas. Upon reaching the designated dump site in the backyard, the bucket is raised and tilted to release the dirt, forming a new pile.

Goal: Efficiently move dirt from the origin to the destination.

Tools and materials

Compact Track Loader Stanley C450 TL — Scooping, lifting, and transporting the pulverized dirt
Pulverized Dirt N/A — The material being moved

What they say

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the footage blame him all right so today we're helping Cliff move some pulverized dirt to his backyard and I'm going to come in on this side come through here or go around this way yeah cuz we can't drive on any of the patio and stuff cuz maybe a light machine but you still break concrete or you still sink it in and whatnot and you don't want that and trying to be nice people oh he said he doesn't care about this right here so we're going to come in around and then or yeah might actually come in through here around and then we're dumping I don't know few bucketfuls right here we're just getting this built up so I think he's bringing it from here to here oh excuse me I'm not really sure but yeah so I'm going to get set up on a time lapse and I'm just going to go from there America was built on neighbors helping neighbors but sometimes that can bite you in the butt I was doing a massive Boulder retaining wall on a lake shore and the neighbors retaining wall bed right up to the project I was working on and what had happened is their retaining wall the neighbors retaining wall started to just it was disintegrating it was so old that the Timbers themselves if you touch them would fall apart they would just disintegrate so when we removed the retaining wall we were working on we opted to replace some of the worst Timbers that they had in their retaining wall problem is we never asked them and we should have my project firman called up and he's like you know the neighbors Timbers are just falling apart and if once we remove this there's going to be issues not just with our wall but with their wall and I says just go ahead and replace them just make sure you match it up just do a good job for them I'm sure it'll be okay worst mistake I could have ever made we that neighbor that we replaced those three Timbers three Timbers took us to court and sued us for for [Music] $3,300 because we went on his property and replaced them and I admitted to the judge I'm like yeah but I had a video of course you know being a videographer of what it looked like beforehand which pissed everybody in the court off the judge didn't even want to look at it she said why should I look at this and I'm like because it's evidence of what was there and I did an improvement on the project the judge was so pissed at me that she didn't award the neighbor that I did the work to $3,300 she multiplied it by three she multiplied it by three and awarded the neighbor $9,900 for me to replace three of…

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