HawthornPart2.wmv
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ก.ค. 2010
- Part 2: Rare footage of the Marion 8900 Dragline at the Hawthorn Mine near Dugger, Indiana in July, 1996. Video includes internal machinery and 150 cubic yard bucket digging overburden while the machine performs 360 degree rotations. Also, some footage of the BE 2570 in the same pit, before and after shot of blasting, including signals, and close ups of some other equipment.
Wow a part2? Even better than the first. Incredible footage again. Thank you
One of the best dragline videos anywhere.
God that's amazing footage!! I really can appreciate that a great deal. Thank you so very much for posting this. Its historic value is huge for Southern Indiana!!
That was about the best perspective I have seen of one of these draglines operating, from the operator's cab. The operator must have had a sore left foot, or leg. He had the top of that coal seam almost spotless down to where he was working.
These videos are priceless. Unfortunately, there will be a day when the last 2570w ceases to operate and videos like these will keep them in memory
I was just thinking how much great old footage like this must still be on VHS tapes laying around in boxes of old junk in peoples garages and basements, there must be a huge amount of absolute gold video footage out there that isn't recorded anywhere else at all and will probably never get rescued and transferred to a new medium before the old magnetic tapes degrade too much to be recovered again.
Good old school Vid - cheeers mate
I love to hear them swing motors.
A swinging good operator...........
That's cool, Frenchy3055! Do you still operate? That Bear Run Mine they've opened down there is quite an impressive outfit.
You don't see very many for rope machines anymore
The chains so tight at 3min. still able to bounce.
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how big bucket?
If this is the 8900 (which I think it is) it was 120 cy if I remember correctly
The 8900 is 150 cubic yards and the 2570 is between 100 to 110 cubic yards
You don't see very many for rope machines anymore