When you are up the creek without a paddle, you might use your steam shovel to propel the barge! This video is entitled ×ðóрõñущøù ÑÂúÑÂúðòðтþр, which may be translated as Zagreb Excavator, but that’s all I know about it. Push play or go to YouTube. -via VideoSift
Dv0rsky
óрõñûѠ– means rowing 
So means ×ðóрõñущøù – kinda “rover excavator”
Denita TwoDragons
Necessity is the Mother of Invention…
…and this is the Bastard Child of Necessity and Vodka. 
–TwoDragons
Denita TwoDragons
Arg, darn autocensor! That’s B a s t a r d up there, under the asterisks. As in, illegitimate offspring. Yanno?
–TwoDragons
Miss Cellania
It’s Russian, and an automatic translator gave me the word Zagreb, so I thought it might be from a Russian who traveled to Zagreb, but I can’t say for sure. Do you recognize the place?
Dan
@Denita
No way is taht a product of vodka (though my spelling might be..)
Dean
That’s more correctly referred to as a track-hoe instead of a steam shovel. Incidently, they are a tremendous amount of fun to operate.
intelnm
this is what i got from the Babelfish translator
i did from russian to english
Zagrebushchiy excavator
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