how to dredge a pond with front loader tractor

When the victim exited the machine, his feet became entangled with the passenger causing him to trip onto the left rear tire. An unauthorized passenger was in the cab of the front-end loader. The victim parked a front-end loader on an elevated ramp with the bucket in the raised position. He was underneath the loader, with the engine running, checking for leaking fluid. The victim died when a front-end loader rolled over him. The victim exited the haul truck, preparing to untarp the truck’s trailer, when the front-end loader backed down a ramp from a nearby hopper and struck and pinned him against the truck. He drove the haul truck to the fly ash dumping point at the materials storage building. It is your responsibility to ensure proper servicing of your loader before you put it to work.Ī miner was killed on July 23, 2014, when he was struck and pinned between his haul truck and a front-end loader. Provides an excellent graphic description of an accident where a worker was killed while in the process of removing a machine's loader bucket. While the presentation's image quality is low grade, the information provided is very good. USG training presentation on the safe operation of the Bobcat Loader. Nothing yukier than walking across a sandy bottom and all of a sudden sinking barefoot into rotting leaves. Good luck and I hope you come up with a do-able plan. Others my disagree so I suppose it boils down to location like everything else. Ponds definetly come in a close 2nd to swampy areas as the nastiest things to excavate. I build bridges over all kinds of things in my line of work. The down side is the tracks would tear up the banks of the pond and then there's the problem of disposing of all the gunky stuff that comes off the bottom of a pond. Any fairly good sized excavator could reach 1/2 way across your pond without getting it's tracks wet. Practical thought would suggest as others have to hire it out to a company that can do the work. Suction hose though is nearly ridgid and in 4' size is fairly heavy in 10' length's. Hi, Great imaginations or practical thought ? Imagination would suggest learning how to SCUBA dive and renting a trash pump from the local consruction company rental store ( they carry heavy duty as opposed to regular rental stores ), then building yourself a sluice from 1' screen from the local quarry, running the discharge hose to the top of the sluice and let it filter the leaves and logs and any thing you can pick up while swimming around with the suction end at the bottom. Re: how can i dredge my pond in reply to Dan from MI, 07-20-2005 18:23:29

How to dredge a pond with front loader tractor