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Women use JCB as step to get down from truck. ‘Innovative style,’ say people

People dropped all sorts of comments on the video.

Updated on: Feb 27, 2020 02:15 PM IST
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Be it memes on JCB or groom and bride using it as their wedding vehicle, the excavator has been a part of Twitter chatter for a past few months. It’s again in limelight after a video of it being used in an unusual way made its way onto Facebook.

Since being shared, the video has gathered over 6.4 lakh views. (Screengrab)
Since being shared, the video has gathered over 6.4 lakh views. (Screengrab)

“Use of JCB which Japanese and Americans still do not know,” Facebook user Sandeep Joshi wrote and shared the video.

In the video, a group of women are seen using the excavator as a step to get down from the back of a truck. The women line up at the end of the truck and the person operating the vehicle raises the bucket near them. A few women climb into it and the bucket is then lowered, helping people to get down from the truck.

Take a look at the video:

Since being shared, the video has gathered over 6.4 lakh views. Additionally, it has also garnered more than 13,000 shares and about 3,900 reactions.

The video was also shared on Twitter and it sparked all sorts of reactions from people. They dropped varied comments.

There were also some who wrote that it’s the jugaad technology at its best. Here’s what tweeple shared:

What do you think of the video?

 
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