Lancs Lad
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Utter beast! Hiab just casually sat there
Someone's put some thought into that.
Oilfield or mine I guess?
Giles
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Utter beast! Hiab just casually sat there
Someone's put some thought into that.
Oilfield or mine I guess?
Looks like they ran 2 big trenchers the really big ones with cutting heads
pettsy
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“machine will be in the cut supporting our rock milling / surface miners. Will have a mechanic in this unit 100% of the time while mills are turning. From hydraulic repair, welding pockets, under carriage etc this unit will be on them within minutes.”
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As requested, video of the 953 tack rig being used as an all terrain service rig support our surface miners!
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V8Druid
do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
when McAlpines put the gas pipeline through this area in the '70,s, they had multiple D8,s and a D9 with 4 Lincoln Bullets mounted on each of them ... crossing Llangynidr moor they left 3 or more D8s up there - when one got bogged, there'd be a frantic rush, to cut off as much kit as they could, before it disappeared -- completely
the reason I am aware of this is mother kept a guest house in the '70,s and aside from a few Canadian welders staying we also had the site radio controller - fella called Eric Mann, from Totness and he would regale us with tails of the days shenanigans
- I was a young teenager
the reason I am aware of this is mother kept a guest house in the '70,s and aside from a few Canadian welders staying we also had the site radio controller - fella called Eric Mann, from Totness and he would regale us with tails of the days shenanigans
- I was a young teenager
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DaveDCB
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The D8’s still there?? Wonder what they will make of that in 5000yrs when they discover them and wonder wtf we were up toowhen McAlpines put the gas pipeline through this area in the '70,s, they had multiple D8,s and a D9 with 4 Lincoln Bullets mounted on each of them ... crossing Llangynidr moor they left 3 or more D8s up there - when one got bogged, there'd be a frantic rush, to cut off as much kit as they could, before it disappeared -- completely
the reason I am aware of this is mother kept a guest house in the '70,s and aside from a few Canadian welders staying we also had the site radio controller - fella called Eric Mann, from Totness and he would regale us with tails of the days shenanigans
V8Druid
do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
there's more than one Dave ... they lost a lot of kit in Llangynidr bogsThe D8’s still there?? Wonder what they will make of that in 5000yrs when they discover them and wonder wtf we were up too
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