I work in this place as a truck driver and local resident also.The excavator it’s owned by a local construction company.It’s a rare chance to see machinery like this.Greetings from Greece.

Those “wavers” are always fun to look at. No matter how quick the operator is the act to slowly.

The frequency of the wavers hand movement increases within a tenth of a second if the operator has not started the required action instantly.

I appreciate seeing a good operator using hydraulics properly in a tough situation.

I believe I wound have wanted it tied down however they probably knew the terrain to be covered well enough that the operator felt better not being tied to the trailer if it slid off.

Reminds me of watching my buddy in college pull up to my house on his Vespa moped with his new girlfriend who outweighed him 3 to 1. The rear fender was smoking when he pulled up. She asked if I had allergies and I said yes.

I couldn’t stop the tears from rolling down my face.Looks like they are on private rodes so I imagine anything goes to get the move done. I’ve seen these moved properly in my town before on public roads.

They disassemble the excavator in 3 to 4 pieces the boom arm on a truck, the 2 tracks on a truck and the body on another truck.