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80 000 hours. Is this the world's toughest forwarder? ENG subtitles
This Norcar 600 built in 1991 is pretty tough. It has already 80 000 hours into it, and still going strong. Owner Erkki Rinne tells about the machine.
This Norcar 600 built in 1991 is pretty tough. It has already 80 000 hours into it, and still going strong. Owner Erkki Rinne tells about the machine.
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Go Dad!💜 He has been my biggest inspiration for entrepreneurship since I was a kiddo. And because of him, I started my entrepreneurship at the age of 12. Even though in my area of business there's no need for long work weeks but in my Dad's area of business it's usual. I'm so proud of my father Erkki that he is patient and skilled because for 80 000 hours into it it has required strength and knowledge from him. Thank you Logset for this amazing and inspiring video!😍🤩
That is brilliant 👍 that some amount of hours on a machine. Those machines are obviously built to handle those arduous conditions ! 🙂
WOW ! !
These are metric hours that didn’t run on daylight savings time so the exchange rate is two thousand lutefisk and a cabbage crate.
Legend says it simply forwarded that One Ring to the mount Doom in Mordor, twice.
Ours broke apart the first few months after delivery. And they had constant problems with the drive motors in the wheels. Crane broke clean off and broke apart multiple different times. So no i would not think that is the toughest machine