Hitting rock bottom of the pit ,just about 1 meter below the surface of the water! #norwegianearthmovers #cat390f #cat772g #heavyequipment #heavyearthmoving
@@norwegianearthmovers any vacancy for me?..I have good experience as excavator operator.. I worked in Uganda international mining company & Saudi Arabia... even present in India right now... thank you sir...
Hi! No the water appared when we hit the bedrock. Our project was to blast and load out the rock 60 meters further down, so we started pumping the water out after this video. Anyway, the water did function as a dust suppressor when we loaded out the rock at this level!
I know I'm late to the party on this video but great job! You are a solid operator. So many guys either don't know how to load the bucket or continue to drag the bucket through the material once it's full. You are great at filling the bucket and getting on the truck. Great job, I love watching you work
Hehe, it is never to late, I appreciate that you went back in time to explore! 😉 I can only bow and say thank you for your kind comment! I do my best to work smoothly and with good technique, must say that responses like yours just feels inspiring and encouraging! 🤗
😅 13-15 tonn stein i en 8 tonn tung skuff, spretter ikke akkurat opp som skuffa på en mindre graver nei..😅 Og særlig når en graver 2-3 meter dypere enn trucken, og får en løfte høyde på 5-6 meter!🤪😄 Liker best å bygge ideell pall ja, så jeg heller får lagt opp løftet optimalt..😝😅 Men,, noen ganger må en bare gjøre det på andre enn foretrukne måter..😉
Hey!🙂 This is blasted limestone! This is the bottom of an old depot of rock from earlier pit works, so we loaded all this rock of about 2 million tons of blasted rock, before we started blasting further down on our own!🙂
Thank you!🙏😊 This is the same limestone that I loaded in several other videos! These loads weighed about 50 tons as well, some maybe a bit more due to all the water in the rock..😅 Almost nothing of this limestone was crushed. In this video, we dumped the rock as a pre load at a landfill! This was on an island used a hazardous waste depot, so a lot of the rock was used for different purposes regarding the process of hazardous waste.😋 In total, we handled more than 4 million tons of limestone in about 2 years, had a crusher making gravel for road maintenance for a few weeks only! About 3 million tons was hauled onto barges and to a project building new land in the fjord!😋
@@norwegianearthmovers Thanks for the response, awesome work I guess it's the kid in me lol that likes this stuff, oh well keep up the good work, I'll be on your page to more, like this and others, definitely like gravel and blasted rock videos especially when they're operators view.
@@johnnymurff4137 thank you for exploring this channel, and for your support through sharing your thoughts with me!🤗 I really appreciate that you have stayed in touch for some time now!🙏🙂
Great videos and job guys.👍👍👍👍🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Thank you very much! 😋🇧🇻
I have said it before, and I will say it again, you are perhaps the best TH-cam video operator of machines I have witnessed. Keep up the good work.
Thank u for the video sir u have a wonderful work placement
Craig Nicholson You are welcome! Fun to share😉 Thank you for watching, nice that you liked it!
@@norwegianearthmovers yeah, the rocks is well blasted so it's more easy to load nice job keep it up, thanks Like your video.
Cool video. Do you have anything from outside the cab also?
Construction Machines Channel Thank you!😉 Will make some footage my next shift! This is unfortunatly all I have from this machine for now..
@@norwegianearthmovers any vacancy for me?..I have good experience as excavator operator.. I worked in Uganda international mining company & Saudi Arabia... even present in India right now... thank you sir...
Is the water left there for dust suppression?
Hi! No the water appared when we hit the bedrock. Our project was to blast and load out the rock 60 meters further down, so we started pumping the water out after this video. Anyway, the water did function as a dust suppressor when we loaded out the rock at this level!
But can you remove MALMO ??
Must be fun working on this right broo
That is correct!🤩 I'm lovin it! Thanks for watching this video! 🙂
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Ok
I know I'm late to the party on this video but great job! You are a solid operator. So many guys either don't know how to load the bucket or continue to drag the bucket through the material once it's full. You are great at filling the bucket and getting on the truck. Great job, I love watching you work
Hehe, it is never to late, I appreciate that you went back in time to explore! 😉
I can only bow and say thank you for your kind comment! I do my best to work smoothly and with good technique, must say that responses like yours just feels inspiring and encouraging! 🤗
Great video, what type of rock is that?
I enjoyed, would watch all day. Thanks for sharing.
Triffene Bernard Thank you!😁 I`m glad you enjoyed it!! And, Thanks for watching👍 This is blasted lime stone😉
Ahí no tienes problema de polvareda.Jijiji.🙋♂️🙋♂️🙋♂️
Jeje, no aquí agua humedecida que desafía ¡sí! 😅👌
great
Dans qu'elle mine?
Ser du får litt tid å tenke på viktige saker, når bommen er på opp😝🤣👍
😅 13-15 tonn stein i en 8 tonn tung skuff, spretter ikke akkurat opp som skuffa på en mindre graver nei..😅 Og særlig når en graver 2-3 meter dypere enn trucken, og får en løfte høyde på 5-6 meter!🤪😄 Liker best å bygge ideell pall ja, så jeg heller får lagt opp løftet optimalt..😝😅 Men,, noen ganger må en bare gjøre det på andre enn foretrukne måter..😉
Yuvuf
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Good👍👍👍
I used to work in quarries here and I never saw blast rock THAT fine. Someone knew what the heckhewas doing.
Eso es gravilla o piedra
Hey!🙂 This is blasted limestone! This is the bottom of an old depot of rock from earlier pit works, so we loaded all this rock of about 2 million tons of blasted rock, before we started blasting further down on our own!🙂
Awesome footage, wonder what was the capacity of each load and what was done with the blasted rock, was it turned into gravel or road base material??
Thank you!🙏😊 This is the same limestone that I loaded in several other videos!
These loads weighed about 50 tons as well, some maybe a bit more due to all the water in the rock..😅
Almost nothing of this limestone was crushed. In this video, we dumped the rock as a pre load at a landfill! This was on an island used a hazardous waste depot, so a lot of the rock was used for different purposes regarding the process of hazardous waste.😋 In total, we handled more than 4 million tons of limestone in about 2 years, had a crusher making gravel for road maintenance for a few weeks only! About 3 million tons was hauled onto barges and to a project building new land in the fjord!😋
@@norwegianearthmovers Thanks for the response, awesome work I guess it's the kid in me lol that likes this stuff, oh well keep up the good work, I'll be on your page to more, like this and others, definitely like gravel and blasted rock videos especially when they're operators view.
@@johnnymurff4137 thank you for exploring this channel, and for your support through sharing your thoughts with me!🤗
I really appreciate that you have stayed in touch for some time now!🙏🙂
Shot rock.