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BROKK saves the day!
January 5, 2009
6:50 AM
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The power cable is the most aggravating thing on the Brokks, but you gotta admit not having to breathe diesel or propane exhaust makes up for it.

Nice pics Sparffo!

January 1, 2009
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head and eye protection just for starters ;)...not meaning to say ur unsafe or cowboying it... brokks run/work alright IMHO. I like the way mast base extends to make a nice working reach but I dislike the outrigger's and the power leash/cord

January 1, 2009
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wrecknall;10476 said:
good pic's...but dont let the safety man look at em... good to see a brokk with something other than a hammer on it

The safety man would has walked by here in Finland without a notice :D what would he complained about in the states? :rolleyes:

besides these we also have a concrete cutter, bucket and a clamshell bucket, but i still have to take some video footage of these...

The Brokk is a really good machine, you can put on a lot of different equipment and it carries really heavy tools without a problem!

December 30, 2008
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Cool pictures, thanks for sharing.

December 30, 2008
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good pic's...but dont let the safety man look at em... good to see a brokk with something other than a hammer on it

December 26, 2008
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Hi ya all!

Hopefully your christmas has gone fine!:) i'm allready bored having vacation, so i started writing posts and uploading videos to youtube ;):D

There has been quite much talk about surface cutters here, now i have a couple of videos to show! Besides the scaler I have also mounted a demolition grapple to our Brokk 180, we had a real tight schedule job, so efficiency was the word!
I took some pictures from the job that i upload here, and videos are uploaded to out youtube channel!
YouTube - SparalOy's Channel

One picture is of a metal piece that we found under the epoxy, no wonder the epoxy hasn't been water tight...
The picture with the shiny jackets are from the dust control arrangement, 3 big dust traps vere used to get good underpreasure.

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