http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BkxR62qk8TU

:explosion: ROFLMAO

I'd hardly call that destroyed. The back end got clipped, I was expecting a full on t-bone.

Better CAT related vid, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=irosLrDiTME

lol that cat not that damaged

watch this
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vQq4cseYq9g&feature=related

1st vid was cool
2nd vid was cool
3rd vid was the gayest thing you could possibly do with those machines

I agree!

Made it 10 seconds into the third vid and that was enough of that crap.

And 100 Trucker, quit quoting yourself, ffs.

The third vid might look gay, but at farm science review last year JCB had a big display. One of their demos they had was a guy in one of their backhoes. He was able to get it almost down on its side, and lifted it back up just by using the boom and outriggers. It was amazing. We talked to him afterward and he had a british accent. But he said he could crush a pop can with the sidewall of the tire. It might look gay in a video, but seeing it in person is wild. It looked like he was gonna flip it, but he had full control on it.

Here is a vid of one of them. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YEJhfH1JTTg&feature=related The music sucks though, but dont pay attention to the music.

Look how they get this thing on and off the GONDOLAS

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q4toJA5EXcM

loading the skidsteer

watch this guy load this skidsteer
thats crazy

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Zn4eVaRhGM&NR=1

My brother can take an Ex and pick up a quarter off the ground without leaving a scar on the ground by the bucket. He has also taken a backhoe and set it on it's side down into a hole to make a dig and then raised it back out. It's easy to do.........

That video havns3 put up of the skid steer, my company used to have guys who basically did that same thing back in the 70's and 80's except they would do it to get into and out of a basement. Takes some good balance and hand control to get that baby to stand on the nose just right like that guy did in the video for that long. Looked like a Bobcat 753 or 763 model which have no balance or good weight distribution, they are very easy to nose over. I usually play around standing them on the rear end, not the front end. Standing them on the front end for that long while running, could lose the engine because of all the oil running the wrong direction. Of the 3 that we've had flipped over and standing on their nose, 1 needed a new engine.

heers one http://www.farmphoto.com/fpv2/thread.aspx?mid=462163