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Excavators  should not be used under any circumstances for the lifting of persons as they are primarily designed for excavating with a bucket and consequently are capable of operating speeds and movements which make them totally unsuitable for the lifting of persons.   Access to height on construction sites should be by machines designed for the purpose of lifting persons such as MEWPs, mast climbing work platforms, suspended access platforms or passenger/goods hoists, or by the use of scaffolds.   In special cases where an approach by less dangerous means is not reasonably feasible, a suitable crane with a manned basket may be used. The regulation requires lifting operations to be properly planned, properly supervised, and carried out in a safe manner, and this includes the use of earthmoving machinery for lifting operations.   Supervisors should first carry out a risk assessment, which includes ensuring that the earthmoving machinery is suitable for the task, that there are sufficien

At Glikr Machinery, we manufacture a wide range of  excavator attachments  that can be a standard part of your construction machinery or a custom one. It all depends on the type of project you are working on and the results you want, as well as which excavator attachments you need to use with your construction machinery. This week's focus is on Rippers, also commonly referred to as Ripper Tooths. all of our excavator attachments (including rippers) are perfect for the type of work the attachment will perform.   What is a Ripper? A ripper is an attachment that can be fitted to an excavator and then used to break up hard ground and surfaces, as well as rocks and difficult areas that would not initially be broken up with an excavator bucket.   Rippers are a cost effective attachment and are used extensively on construction sites dealing with structural demolition as well as preparing the ground for new framing. Rippers are also used extensively for landscape work as well as breaking u

All the digging, trenching, scraping, and scraping work performed in an excavator is possible because of the   excavator bucket  mounted on the end of the excavator's arm. And because every action adds a little wear and tear to the bucket, the bucket always has a limited life span.   If your bucket is about to run out and you're looking for a used excavator bucket to replace it, you may be wondering what to look for in your search. To help you in your search and ensure you find the perfect replacement excavator bucket, we've put together this short excavator bucket buying guide.   Used Excavator Buckets vs. New Aftermarket Excavator Buckets If you're in the market for a  replacement excavator bucket , you'll quickly find that you have a choice between a new aftermarket bucket and a used excavator bucket. If cost is a factor, the advantages of a used bucket are obvious, and since buckets are sold for a variety of reasons, from design changes needed by the operator to