I did a face plant with a bobcat once. Carrying the load too high and went in a dip. Next thing I know the ground is 6 inches in front of my face.I can just see that happening on some jobsite here. I think I did that on a Bobcat for about 3 seconds once.... took longer than that to drop my drawers and check my britches!
I did a face plant with a bobcat once. Carrying the load too high and went in a dip. Next thing I know the ground is 6 inches in front of my face.![]()
I can just see that happening on some jobsite here. I think I did that on a Bobcat for about 3 seconds once.... took longer than that to drop my drawers and check my britches!
fixed it for ya:thumbsup:
Yes some are all wheel drive. Not sure that was the intended use though.:laughing:didn't know the front wheels were workers too..
I was watching this guy pull some small stumps at a friends house with a bobcat with a back hoe attachment, I think (We had some beers so its kinda fuzzy)
Rented machine, said he operated a few so, ok, whatever.
He'd grab the stump, give it a tug, little more tug, then WHAM, machine went flying forwards like a stoppie, and he'd slam his face into the windshield. I was like holy F dude, that's gotta hurt a bit.
He did that like 12 times in a row, tug, tug WHAM, tug tug WHAM, I almost peed myself trying not to laugh right out loud.
If it's the same one called "Cool Bus" it's not really a Freightliner. It's a custom build off of a Thomas body. Shortened and top chopped, and gutted clean and it has a Big Block Chevy with 1,000 horses.Wow! How many ponies would it take to get the front end up on a bus?