When you know you're a real pro, there's just no point in hiding it ...

[eppur_se_muova]

https://i.imgur.com/JaRS8Uo.mp4

[MuseRider]

1. WOW!

I still have trouble backing my big pick up out of the garage when I need it. I won't even mention what I do with my tractor. Hopeless. This is amazing.

[Nittersing]

2. I love big construction equipment!!

I really should have looked into that as a career.

I worked in maintenance at a shopping mall that did a big remodel, including adding an additional level to the parking garage. Of course they had to bring in a huge crane to handle all the precast stuff... I didn't get to play with it, but I did sit at the controls and bugged the operator a bit too much.

I *did* get to operate our little bobcat to fill our sanding truck. I d8d enjoy plowing snow, but it was more work than I expected.

[Ilsa]

3. That's superior equipment operation there.

My driveway is steep and curved. Sometimes it's difficult backing out without touching a tire to the grass unless I backup, pull up and re-steer, and back down again.

[Hotler]

4. Some of those guys are good. I watched a guy using a mini excavator. The bucket was only about 12" wide and small.

He was digging for a pipe in a sketchy area and I swear he could have been at an archeological dig hunting artifacts. When got down to where the pipe was supposed to be he started gently moving dirt like he was using a spoon and a brush. And when he need to move, he'd swing the bucket around and push and lift himself to a new position. I was in awe, and that doesn't happen with me very often. That guy could have combed hair without hurt you.

[UTUSN]

5. Mesmerizing, tho I don't know what happened but I trust eppur_se_muova

[Dem2theMax]

6. Dude/dudette was probably a gymnast before taking up heavy machinery.

Talk about balance!