Those things are used around here for moving gravel and stuff around in
tight spaces when the workers are too lazy to load up a wheelbarrow and
roll it around. I don't think they would dig much, and we don't have
any dingos.
And careful what you say about our hos -- they can get quite testy if
insulted.
--R
On 10/7/12 8:14 PM, Hendrik & Fay wrote:
Hey don't muscle in on my territory, I am the one who comes up with
the witty little remarks around here:-)
Seriously though diggers is an English nickname for excavators, you
lot call em track hoes, from backhoes.
The term digger is not so much used in Oz because digger is also a
nickname for an Aussie soldier, however the company that makes Dingos
call em Dingo Mini Diggers, although they are pretty crap at digging,
except for digging their wheels into the dirt.
Hendrik
who prefers the title of earthmoving contractor and list jester
On 08/10/12 03:21, Rich Thomas wrote:
So that little thing is used for digging up dingos? How deep do they
hide? I am thinking that two ... with shovels could do a better job
than that thing!
--R
On 10/7/12 12:46 AM, Hendrik & Fay wrote:
Fay has nagged me to death to get a page up for our business.
So if you like to have a gander
https://www.facebook.com/DingoDiggersPlus
Hendrik
who is now in the 21st century or so
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