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I’ve done dragline before. It took me a while to learn. This is one SMOOTH operator!

I'm currently trying to get the head off one of these units right now not understanding why the head's not coming off I keep lifting it up but I think I'm missing how to take it off anyway you might be able to help with how it comes off ???

This is amazing!! Thanks for the video!

“Oh there’s Hoffa right there” 😂

Totally blown away by this!

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Moving dirt around by youself actually looks relaxing

Is it allowed though for a dragline operator to allow slacking on the hoist ropes? Is it also allows to hit the spoils with the bucket whilst you have allowed the slack on hoist ropes?

Awesome machine!! I had to look it up and discovered that back in 2015 the ground under it started giving way and it started leaning forward on a 45 degree angle.no one was injured and the machine received only minor damage as the boom never touched the ground. Bulldozers were brought in to move dirt up against the front to stabilize it and it was eventually able to walk itself back.

Just saying if you all had a live stream of this I would watch it dam near daily

Talk about a boring day

A large crane tipped over trying to lift something much lighter . Makes me wonder why ?

This kind of stuff right here, is why I laugh at people that say we couldn't build the pyramids today... Amazing work!

Those are horrible. You better get rid of it by giving it to me 😁😎

So do I need to go to college for a job this cool or?

Jesus, how big is the cab on this thing? Sounds like there’s 8 other people in there behind the operator!😂

Nice to find this channel....Fellow long time Manual Machinist here 👌🤌

yo how did they get garzweiler on top of Mount Everest?

Love walking draglines ever since I was a kid, seeing the Ransomes & Rapier W1800 walking across a road on a news broadcast back in the late 1960's. Several years ago saw the decommissioned P&H "Ace of Spades" at Stobswood colliery up close before all of these machines disappeared in Britain altogether. Although not dragline country, I really wish I could have seen "The Captain" working, now would have been impressive!

Insane

is this diesel or electric powered, whats the purpose of using a dragline vs an excavator? They use electric draglines for coal in Virginia because they don't ignite the fuel and they run off the power that generated making it more efficient.

We are Mining, we do this all the time. Great operator, plenty of really well-paid jobs in Australia. Look forward to seeing you. Is this a P&H ??

Wow dude that's 441,000 pounds in 1 bucket wow man

12 hours of this would drive me crazy!

Perspective... 200 tons Is equivalent to 2 coal rail cars loaded, payload that is

Why are they moving dirt from one hole another? Whats the purpose?

talk about one of the best jobs ever

It's almost shocking how fast it moves

I'm just thinking of the motocross track building applications and possibilities. 😂

The bulldozer in the background looks like it would fit in the bucket

Sounds like a board meeting going on behind him

That thing can move the dirt

14.5 million pounds is a lot of money.

I know it’s a medium voltage machine, but what is the voltage. The draglines I saw in the mine my Dad used to work at were 14,200.

MY FATHER worked on a sand and gravel site he did draglines a lot smaller than this monster and also drove dumpers and shovel loaders in the 60s and 70s but he worked bloody hard for long hours and enjoyed his job i think he spent a bit too much time working but he brought up 5 kids and was a wicked dad to us all he died aged 68 i am now 63 but i still miss him and my mother

It's just amazing how the dragline bucket scoops that many cupic meters of earth with ease and it gets swung over some football field length and places the load in its new spot!!! Be fun with a job like the operater handling the huge monster machine. And one full scoop or full bucket is over 200 tons, oh shit that's nearly half a million pounds per scoop, plus the empty scoop is over 50 tons itself!!!😳😳😳😲😲😲🤸🤸🤸🤸😜💪💪👍👍

Wonder what the hourly wage is to operate that

There is a plastic gear that is probably shredded take oil cap off and look inside

How much per hour does operating that thing pay? 100/hour or more?

I had the same issue with my JD 322. The throttle cable slipped just enough that it wouldn't throttle up. Adjusted the cable, and it works like new again.

The scale is SO deceiving. It looks like a normal sized machine, until you realize each of those chain links is the size of a small car.

How many Ounces is that?......

Too many people in the cab of this huge dragline. There is a lot of distraction for the operator. Follow the so called sterile cockpit procedures that commercial aircraft pilots use. In this situation it’s more about safeguarding the machine itself, that probably has a value of more than 20 million US dollars. This dragline could actually be valued at far more than what I stated. A single person in the cab, asking the occasional question to the operator is how I’d manage it.

Looks like just over one minute per scoop, or 300-400 scoops in a workday. I wonder if that gets old after a while.

Rather see them not destroying the planet and remove and stop the breeding of about 4 billion

it’s no big muskie it’ll getter done

So what is this accomplishing

I heard plans to rename North Dakota to North China

all that and still working for Asia hahahahahahahahahahahahahaha

That dragline bucket moves with real grace and that is because the operator is superb at his job!