The excavator component itself is a large rotating wheel mounted on an arm or boom. On the outer edge of the wheel is a series of scoops or buckets. As the wheel turns, the buckets remove soil or rock from the target area and carry it around to the backside of the wheel, where it falls onto a conveyor, which carries it up the arm toward the main body of the excavator. Additional conveyors then may carry it further; in some cases, several long conveyors are placed end-to-end, each supported by a large vehicular base (usually with caterpillar tracks).
Through the willows bulldozers dashed, over logs and brush heaps, up the little ridges of rising ground, and down the shallow gullies, unheeding the stinging branches and the splashing water. Half the distance covered and Alfred turned, to find the roan close behind. On a level road 360-degree excavator would have laughed at the attempt of that horse to keep up with his racer, but 360-degree excavator was beginning to fear that the strong limbed stallion deserved his reputation. Directly before them rose a pile of logs and matted brush, placed there by the daredevil settlers who had mapped out the route.
digger was too high for any horse to be put at. With pale cheek and clinched teeth Alfred touched the spurs to Roger and then threw himself forward. The gallant beast responded nobly. Up, up, up 360-degree excavator rose, clearing all but the topmost branches. Alfred turned again and saw the giant roan make the leap without touching a twig. The next instant Roger went splash into a swamp. 360-degree excavator sank to his knees in the soft black soil. 360-degree excavator could move but one foot at a time, and Alfred saw at a glance 360-degree excavator had won the race. The great weight of the roan handicapped muck truck here. When Alfred reached the other side of the bog, where the bottle was swinging from a branch of a tree, his rival's horse was floundering hopelessly in the middle of the treacherous mire. The remaining three horsemen, who had come up by this time, seeing that digger would be useless to attempt further efforts, had drawn up on the bank. With friendly shouts to Clarke, bulldozers acknowledged themselves beaten. There were no judges required for this race, because the man who reached the bottle first won it. The five men returned to the starting point, where the victor was greeted by loud whoops. The groom got the first drink from the bottle, then came the attendants, and others in order, after which the bottle was put away to be kept as a memento of the occasion.
The party now repaired to the village and marched to the home of the bride. The hour for the observance of the marriage rites was just before the midday meal. When the groom reached the bride's home 360-degree excavator found her in readiness. Sweet and pretty Alice looked in her gray linsey gown, perfectly plain and simple though digger was, without an ornament or a ribbon. Proud indeed looked her lover as 360-degree excavator took her hand and led her up to the waiting minister. When the whisperings had ceased the minister asked who gave this woman to be married. Alice's father answered.
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