Who's lifted the biggest load? :) KL-401 or other?

[Deere Dude]

Geeze, I should have included no Photoshoped images!:laughing:

Just kidding!:thumbsup: What is it? Old fuel tank of some sort?

Darned if I know what it is and it's not photo-shopped. My buddy in Mexico sent this. I never asked him what it was, I just though, wow. Maybe it's a hull from a spaceship:laughing:

 

[JonKioti]

According to the truck mounted crane operator that eventually lifted these into place for me, each one was approximately 970 lbs. These were just at the limit of the CK-20 with the KL-120 loader.

Jon

 

[delgra]

Hello Jon, Beautiful truss!!! Whats it for?

 

[MotorSeven]

Jon, now that's a manly timberframe....no wimpy wooden pegs there:thumbsup:

 

[Lloyd_E]

Neighbour's project.

Not the heaviest... but one of the biggest!

Moved deck to run new sewer pipe. We placed deck back after digging the trench, installing the pipe etc.

 

[IslandTractor]

My biggest rock (so far). Pulled this right out of the earth. Did no know it was this big as only the tip was above grade (and was hitting my flail mower blades). Grabbed it with the grapple and lifted/curled/wiggled it out of the ground. Never weighed it but given the weight of granite is 166lbs/cubic ft, I figure it must be very close to 3000lbs. It was dicey moving it mostly because I had only the backhoe for ballast. The rear wheels were really light!

 

[IslandTractor]

My biggest stump. Had to use the BH to pull it up to grade but the loader lifted it OK. Oak.

 

[IslandTractor]

Biggest tree. Used the ripper to topple a bunch of 40-50 ft trees and then carried them off whole with stump attached. Tricky part was seeing where I was going. Luckily just needed to move them across a field.

 

[MotorSeven]

IT, with you on that island for so long, how is there a rock or stump:laughing: left that you have not slayed?

 

[IslandTractor]

IT, with you on that island for so long, how is there a rock or stump:laughing: left that you have not slayed?

This is New England. Rocks are our main cash crop.