I'd like to know

[Calman]

why would Kaboto put a drink holder on their trackhoe?
Had acess to a kabota trackhoe and just finished digging a ditch about 350ft. Lots of rocks clay and hardpan.Like to beat me to death. And I just posted on another thread bragging of doing the work of a young man. I think I'll have to take that statement back, trust me I know where every muscle in my body is this morn.

BHB, how in the world do ya do it all time?

Cal

 

[Jim62]

If you keep a can of beer in that drink holder, it makes all those bumps and jolts much easier to take.

Of course, there's still the next morning to cope with......

 

[BusterBrown]

Yep that cold beer makes the muscles more relaxed, not fighting against those bumbs and jolts. Try putting a cold beer or pint of whiskey in the holder to ward off those achs, pains, and sore muscles.

 

[Calman]

What I was meaning the way it jumps,bounces and jerks around how the world would a drink stay in the holder let alone spill all over.

Cal

 

[hillrancher]

Not trying to be a smart a-- but if you make the machine jump and bounce around enough to spill the drink you need to sharpen up your operating skills.

 

[Calman]

Not trying to be a smart a-- but if you make the machine jump and bounce around enough to spill the drink you need to sharpen up your operating skills.

You are right Hilrancher, first time I have attempted to operate one since 1980 and was digging in rock and hard clay.
But I aint gonna sharpen up my operating skills cause I dug all that was needed to be. And don't plan on doing it again.

Cal

 

[BusterBrown]

Sounds like you needed more of jack-hammer attachment than a bucket digger. :lol:

That would be fun, you could operate that one handed with the pint in the other hand..... :lol:

 

[Mahoney Pursley Ranch]

What I was meaning the way it jumps,bounces and jerks around how the world would a drink stay in the holder let alone spill all over.

Cal

Ya need to drink faster. :lol: