Do you ever look at construction equipment and think "that's

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Reminds me of this
https://youtu.be/5iMFTVrX6Y8

Nihon Break Kogyo is a demolition company in Japan. This is their ACTUAL company anthem.

Yes.

>>13557422
Someone have a picture of the chainsaw scorpion used to cut trees in swamps?

>>13557149
Not usually, but in some cases like this >>13557473, yes.

>These machines vary greatly in size and shape, but are distinguished from vehicles by their humanoid or biomorphic appearance

>>13557149
I got to operate the bobcat for the first time today at work. The insides are compact and very complex looking.

I was low-key imagining I was piloting a mech the whole time.

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All the time!

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Hell yes I do!

>>13559416
So when does the Goriki Gattai happen?

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>>13557149

If I ever get my hands on Fuck You money, I've always wanted to buy one of these style chassis and figure out a way to convert it into a Sophia the 3rd/NORA MA-01.

>>13557149
Someone post that construction equipment with the four legs with wheels on them. if I remember that thing is super flexible, think some germans made it.

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I always thought that the twin joystick layout of Bobcats were pretty /m/.

>>13567303
I'm very sorry to report that new model bobcats have a single joystick. you can't make them spin in place anymore.
shitsux.

>>13567811
>Can't spin in place anymore
Doesn't that defeat the point of a Bobcat?

>>13567844
Not entirely. You can still turn around, but you can't get one tread going forward and the other tread going backward at full speed, which is how you make them spin like a top. Not entirely safe, but a lot of fun. Now when you want to rotate while stopped one tread goes full speed but the other goes like 1/4 speed. Plus the single stick just doesn't feel as /m/ as the twin sticks.

>>13557192
Holy shit that's Manzo, the guy who did the theme music for Sunred.

>>13557422
That's terrifying

>>13567811
This is a travesty.

>>13571028
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=azEvfD4C6ow

>>13571049
This reminds me of Heavy Object.

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>>13567811
I weep for the future

>>13567303
could /m/ buy an old two-stick bobcat?

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>>13557149

the cold war Germans looked at that thing and thought "that looks /k/ as fuck."

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>>13567280
Those spider excavators are real-life Labor. They only needed to be built LARGER

>>13572778
Guess what the author based objects on

>>13567811
Your post made me find this

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cAuqI327QkQ

Absolute madman

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>>13574270
That pic is doing exactly what the KV-98 "Pickle" labor was designed for- "construction projects in mountainous regions".

>>13559416
It's... It's beautiful.

>>13571028

Those things are beautiful in their "natural habitat"

Most strip-mines here have visitor zones from where you can watch operations.

They usually work in tandem with a similarly huge machine that deposits the unneeded dirt elsewhere, while the coal goes on conveyors.

Of course

If you can't appreciate heavy machinery then you can't appreciate /m/