Florida Mining With Quality Enterprises | Atlas Vlog

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  • Mining in Florida with Quality Enterprises | Atlas Vlog
    Welcome back to the Atlas Earthworks vlog. Join us on-site, in Eastern Florida as we walk through the Quality Enterprise mine. Due to the high water table, mining in Florida looks much different than up north, leading to some very cool work.
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  • @MachineryMastery-b1o
    @MachineryMastery-b1o 9 днів тому +1

    The combination of brute strength and pinpoint precision in heavy machinery is awe-inspiring. These machines can move mountains with ease, and it’s always a sight to watch them work.

  • @tannerbehboudi6731
    @tannerbehboudi6731 14 днів тому +3

    Another phenomenal vlog! Nicely done everyone at Atlas and Quality Enterprises.

  • @eddiecongdontrucking
    @eddiecongdontrucking 14 днів тому

    AWESOME!

  • @brycekirby1567
    @brycekirby1567 11 днів тому +2

    Good stuff , could be a much longer

  • @mattwright8353
    @mattwright8353 11 днів тому +2

    Needs to be longer!!! But awesome

  • @floridanick
    @floridanick 10 днів тому +1

    Where in Florida? There’s a lot of mining in Hendry county

  • @tristenklein5940
    @tristenklein5940 13 днів тому

    What are the challenges of maintaining the equipment under those conditions of dust mud and water? The stuff just gets caked all over the machines if anything is unsealed or exposed to the elements it surely fails quickly.

    • @atlasearthworks
      @atlasearthworks  10 днів тому +1

      It's difficult for sure. The limestone dust mixes with water to create a slurry that cakes on and is very difficult to wash off.

    • @tristenklein5940
      @tristenklein5940 9 днів тому

      @@atlasearthworks I could imagine if the lime dust wasn’t moist the thin particles would easily penetrate into seals and wear on bearing and hydraulic pistons being the dust is extremely fine and course. Yup I’m sure it is a challenge to keep enough of the slurry off the radiators to prevent machines from overheating. Thanks for the reply 👍