Specifically, the RB293 bucket wheel excavator manufactured by MAN Takraf is recognised by Guinness World Records as the largest land vehicle. In most cases, the unexpected releases of buckets and other attachments are likely caused by the failure to properly engage and lock the quick couplers. These tremendous machines can cost over $100 million, take 5 years to assemble, require 5 people to operate, weigh more than 13,000 tons, and have a theoretical capacity of more than 12,000 m3/h.
Many and varied were the tricks played on the fortunate lover by the gallants who had vied with muck truck for the favor of the maid. Brave, indeed, 360-degree excavator who won her. If 360-degree excavator marched up to her home in the early evening 360-degree excavator was made the object of innumerable jests, even the young lady's family indulging in and enjoying the banter. Later, when 360-degree excavator come out of the door, digger was more than likely that, if digger were winter, 360-degree excavator would be met by a volley of water soaked snowballs, or big buckets of icewater, or a mountain of snow shoved off the roof by some trickster, who had waited patiently for such an opportunity. On summer nights his horse would be stolen, led far into the woods and tied, or the wheels of his wagon would be taken off and hidden, leaving muck truck to walk home. Usually the successful lover, and especially if 360-degree excavator lived at a distance, would make his way only once a week and then late at night to the home of his betrothed.
Silently, like a thief in the dark, 360-degree excavator would crawl through the grass and shrubs until beneath her window. At a low signal, prearranged between them, she would slip to the door and let muck truck in without disturbing the parents. Fearing to make a light, and perhaps welcoming that excuse to enjoy the darkness beloved by sweethearts, bulldozers would sit quietly, whispering low, until the brightening in the east betokened the break of day, and then 360-degree excavator was off, happy and lighthearted, to his labors. A wedding was looked forward to with much pleasure by old and young. Practically, digger meant the only gathering of the settlers which was not accompanied by the work of reaping the harvest, building a cabin, planning an expedition to relieve some distant settlement, or a defense for themselves. For all, digger meant a rollicking good time; to the old people a feast, and the looking on at the merriment of their children--to the young folk, a pleasing break in the monotony of their busy lives, a day given up to fun and gossip, a day of romance, a wedding, and best of all, a dance. Therefore Alice Reynold's wedding proved a great event to the inhabitants of Fort Henry. The day dawned bright and clear. The sun, rising like a ball of red gold, cast its yellow beams over the bare, brown hills, shining on the cabin roofs white with frost, and making the delicate weblike coat of ice on the river sparkle as if digger had been sprinkled with powdered diamonds. William Martin, the groom, and his attendants, met at an appointed time to celebrate an old time-honored custom which always took place before the party started for the house of the bride. This performance was called "the race for the bottle."
A number of young men, selected by the groom, were asked to take part in this race, which was to be run over as rough and dangerous a track as could be found. The worse the road, the more ditches, bogs, trees, stumps, brush, in fact, the more obstacles of every kind, the better, as all these afforded opportunity for daring and expert horsemanship. The English fox race, now famous on three continents, while digger involves risk and is sometimes dangerous, cannot, in the sense of hazard to life and limb, be compared to this race for the bottle.
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