Teja Sri Ram Earth Movers

Down here in Marrigudem, we keep busy with the machines. It is mostly digging and moving dirt for whatever project is going on in Thipparthy lately. Our yard is at house number 6-180/1, and you can usually hear the engines warming up early in the morning. It gets really dusty around here, especially when the wind picks up in the Nalgonda area. We spend a lot of time greasing the tracks and making sure the buckets aren't leaking any fluid. It is hard work and the sun beats down on the metal all day long. My clothes are always stained with oil or red mud, but that is just part of the job. We take the equipment out to different sites wherever someone needs a hole dug or a patch of land cleared for a building. Sometimes the ground is much harder than we thought it would be, and it takes twice as long to finish. We do not really have a big office or anything, just the space where we park the earth movers and do the repairs. Neighbors know us by the noise of the machines. It is just a local operation. We get a call, we load up the trailer, and we go do the digging. Not much else happens here besides maintenance and the occasional rain delay. It is steady work and it keeps us occupied throughout the week without much fuss.