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Coal mining with sophisticated tools and it's very cool

Sweet power! Nice sund!

What miner was this

I think the dog done figure it out, as long as I don't get dognaious with that { ~~~ } Cat, and don't bark at those noisy neighbors um good to go, man it would be delightful iffen I could eat more table scraps.

I remember these beasts. You only used it if the downslope on the coal seam and overlying strata were consistent. Also, couldn't use them if you intercepted the aquifer layer. Incredibly expensive to set up and pay for unless you had a really high quality coal.

"thank you trump" as you burn more coal using this monstrosity than you dig out🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮

Still along the bord and pillar method

What are they actually doing

We had a truck driver killed because of a highwall

I worked on one for 3 years its a coal grabbing machine but it a very dangerous job.fola coal mined alot of coal with it we had 2 of them.god bless our coal miners

Interesting set up.

Great video! I’ve been to Amish country in Lancaster, PA in their homes and farm. Great atmosphere! We have local Amish/Mennonite nearby, really nice folks. I’ve checked out your channel great content.

Great video, Track Drive System with GFT Planetary very suitable to move/relocate the 280 mTon miner...

Important to set bottom point and top point correct at beginning of entry the seam, leave some coal at top to minimize rock fall and have a smooth beginning od making the drive and direction.

Proud to be one of the inventors of this machines (SHM, Terex, Bucyrus, Cat and Gainwell Types).

there is one for sale by me with a Mitsu diesel in it. They look like a ton of fun!

very cool man. I gotta say, if someone drew this machine out on a napkin with those augers strung together like that. I would have said no way that would ever work. LOL But look at it go!

Why so for from the wall ?.

just wondering, did you get the mower manual, handed down, or how do you know what model exactly. 27 v and the 27 va I think the 25V had a steel rear wheel wonder where or if they label it somewhere

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If you don't mind commenting,, what are you doing with the shavings? You said you pulled out the leaves because you wanted to save the shavings... I have not started planing yet, but, I can see there will be lots and lots of shavings..So, what are you doing or planning to do with them? Maybe it's a volume project and solves a lot of our headaches.. Ha..Ha..

It dhould have came with an allen wrench tool along with the magnets to remove the blades there's a spot where where they both are stored on the back of the machine

I second what was said below. Need to ouch those frames together asap. You will have bur comb everywhere making it difficult to view your frames. The chances of crushing your queen go through the roof. That pollen patty needs to be right on top of the bees don’t leave it off to the side. I would also feed until they draw out the whole 10 frames. No reason not to. Good luck!

Welcome new-ish beekeeper! A couple tips for you. Take out an outside frame first so you can make room to remove frames without risk of rolling bees. And push those frames together. They are designed to the proper bee space for brood. The reason you got burr comb was the extra space caused by the queen cage. If you leave space the bees will propolise between and itll be hard to get frames out and to fit back in later on. Good luck! You are on your way! I subbed you so i can watch your journey.

where was this miner running?

I've got a 1959 CJ5 as well, would it be similar to change the oil in it?

Love the video. Great CJ5. I've got a '59 that's been in the family since new. I'm hoping to have the resto finished this summer. If you get a chance, could you show how you've got the rear seat mounted to the floor?

And when the mountain sits down on it, call us over from the deep mine to go in after it

Thinking about building my own cabinets, and the more I'm researching the more I realize a planer is going to be necessary to get professional results.

I was wondering how y’all control ventilation and explosions with the Highwall miner

Well done, people need to see this... Thanks for taking the time to post it.

If it was American white the planner handled it well, I've used both red and white , it was shipped over here in the 20s 30s to make furniture, I was going to tell you off for putting the planks through in the same place ,as this will cause uneven wear on the blade , but you did at the end but them in different places 🙂 next lesson putting new blades in the cutter block ( a job i hated) look like you shall get your new fence😁, 👍

Good job 👍

Those auger boxes look like the old METEC boxes that we worked on at Meltco W&S Welding back in the late 80's

New subscriber. Well done video

Nice place. New sub here. How many acres do you own?

Dude! Talk to us! You know all about what is taking place and you don't say a word? Uhmm? Best of luck, but you might want to ponder a change to your format.

High wall miner operator keeps raising the cutter head into the rock above the coal seem. Don't!

so this is where all those clinkers came from.

Boring

Yeah dunno about this highwall mining stuff. I worked for a company here in Australia that bought the archveyor system off arch industries in the USA & it had more problems that what it was worth.

your front end looader operator need to practice when his tire get close to the machine so he ca do a scraspe off of coal in stead of a flat drag which is hard on the machine.

Would like to see other end of machine if possible, thanks. Any stats ( tons per hr, fuel usage, etc) w/also be welcomed.

That’s a lot of work for that little return 😂

Love the old CJ. :Looks all original, 6 volt, vacuum wipers and all

That was strange, but really neat. I have never seen such a machine. Does each section have its own flex track umbilical in it, that needs connected, each time you add a section, or is that on a huge wound up spool and the flex track just lays in each troth of each section?... Either way, this was cool to see.

waste of time

long wall mining seems more efficient,

Is it like a bridge system. I think Fletcher had instead of using buggies to the feeder it used a set of conveyors.