Manitowoc 6400 Stripping Clay
Вставка
- Опубліковано 9 вер 2024
- A 1980 Manitowoc 6400 removing the clay layer above a coal seam, Like draglines? Then join the PAmining Page!
PAmining is on Facebook: / 100046519906306
Follow the PA on Instagram: / pa_mining
Gotta like an operator that smooth!
One of the bonniest and best operated rigs I've seen in a long time.
Woow such a gentle touch on this old 1980 drag line no loud bang no bucket drop just nice and easy almost like the machine is dancing no loud bang no slamming the bucket down No wonder its like new almost fora 1980
You know, if you had a dragline that would....Wait...Never mind...:)... 1980 Huh?...That sweet old girl has earned her keep many times over...Nice to see older equipment being still used...From Philly with love and success to you in the new year!
Thanks man! Happy new year to you as well! Enjoy!
Now that’s a badass dragline!
her name is patty
Nice machine.
Why is he hoisting that bucket so high up. The pile he dumps it on is low so that's a big waste of fuel and cycle time. No wonder why the people in the comments say it's inefficiënt.
Great Video as always. Happy New Year from Long Island, NY
scpd613 Happy New Year! Not Many Coal mines or Draglines in Long island I take it?... lol
Happy New year. None just lots of sand pits.
Nice video 👍👍👍
Nice 2 crawler dragline 👍👍👍
The operator makes the 6400 look like a "gentle giant" and not a big clumsy oaf. Question; what is the power on the unit? twin diesel what?
Lowerworks Engine:
Cummins KT 1150 C-450 at 450 HP
Upperworks Engine:
Cummins KTA 3067-C1600 at 1,600 HP
no that drag has a v 16 in it she is called patty and that is a marred couple that runs that drag pam and denny hughes
nice to see you haven't forgot about us
Thanks for sharing.
Happy New Year! Thanks for sharing the video!
Thanks and happy new year to you too!
I get the impression that big draglines are being gradually phased out as they get old and die. They don't look all that efficient, but they do have a fairly large scoop and a pretty long reach. If they are being phased out, what is replacing them?
beautiful machine and beautiful video
Good operator that know well that you a very big machine.
Thanks glad you enjoyed it!
Dragqueens, oh draglines. haha.
Happy New Year to you and your family.
Nice looking old machine and still making money.
Thanks! Happy new year to you as well!
That thing is as big as my first house...:)
Hey Justin...a nice surprise to see your new post...great video...looks like the old girl has had some new paint...looks nice.....Happy New Year
Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it and happy new year to you too!
thats the way its done right there.
New subscriber here and a thumbs up on this video.What I see is a machine that is maintained and not run till it falls apart:good job.Support pad looks to be 6' thick so machine is operating on a stable base to limit structural stress:great job.Hearing squeaking sheaves: might want to look into that.
Couple of questions: what is the fuel usage rate per hour? Is it a single shift machine or are you running it 24/7? What is the maintenance cycle schedule?(one or two shifts for maintenance every 7th day?). Looked for the coal seam on the cut face to left and didn't see much:how thick is the coal seam there? Type of coal? More than a "couple" of questions but inquiring minds want to know.
That machine is in very good shape for being almost 40 years old. Has it been rebuilt?
we need some nariatave on this pal and Happy New Year!
Happy New Year buddy!
@@PAmining Come out of hiding because you got some 'Splaining to do!!!
I really enjoy your channel, I think you do a wonderful job. May I make one suggestion. When talking about the older equipment. Could you give more information on that particular piece of equipment that you are filming? You tend to talk about various models. I would like to hear more about the actual machine you are filming. Just a suggestion. Is it still in operation? Or how long has it been out of service. Things like that. Because I noticed people in the comments always ask you about that particular piece of equipment.
This machine is equipped with two motors, one for winches on superstructure and second on crawlers?
Great!
How about starting sending couple of those machines on mars for terraformation?
What brand and model of camera do you use? And are you also using a handheld grip with a gimbal , for stabilization?
I shoot with a Cannon SX700HS with tri pod.
Was that one of 2 owned by the Cooney bro
👍 , have a great 2019.
Thanks you to!! Have a safe one
How many cubic yards / weight does it shift on each pass. Happy New Year from Scotland.
16 cubic yards per pass in that bucket. Happy New Year from Pennsylvania!
@@PAmining Happy new year from republic of Ireland, love your content👍
Were is this dragline located at
@pamining where are all your videos located? In PA
All across the state
Looks to be moving about 800 yards an hour. Sound about right?
Sounds about right
Justin i know where the cat 6015b is it is in Oneal quarry in montevallo Alabama you have to go check it out soon i AM begging you for a documentary and a video of it in action PLEASE IM BEGGING YOU MY SON LOVES YOUR VIDEOS SO PLEASE DO IT
Tricia Asbra I do construction work for a small company and we done a job in Montevallo Alabama replaces some curb and stuff, where’s that quarry at? Biggest excavator I’ve ever seen is a pc 8000 front shovel in a strip pit in curry Alabama
I was wondering on the electric shovels how do they run the power up through the turntable without twisting the cable apart?
The cable connection is mounted on the top part already, above turntable.
@John Cunningham thank you for responding and letting me know
I looked it up on Google images now that I can see what it is it makes sense how it works
David Brown in ssurgical lighting it is called a commutator.
are there any Hitachi ex2500 backhoes in Pennsylvania?
Not that I am aware of. Thanks
looks like butler pa.
Is that a brand new machine
No lol. Read the description.
For a 1980 it looks like its well taken care of
This doesn't look very efficient.
It actually is. The machines moving close to 800 cubic yards an hour and spoiling in the old cut where the coal has already been exhausted. One machine, one operator. Yes shovel and truck is faster, but more than double the cost
Unless you have something better I can't see the money spent on this machine! There has to be something better than this very slow machine and the amount it brings out of the ground.!!!
Theres not. Its efficient as hell
Its just tough to transport without taking it all apart every time
@@Sicktrickintuner I dont think he realizes just how much product is brought out of there in a 24hr shift.
PAmining
As others have said, it is efficient from a cost perspective. On this job, the drags moving around 800 cubic yards an hour and spoiling in the old cut where the coal has already been exhausted. One machine, one operator. Yes shovel and truck would be faster, but more than double the cost with the additional equipment and operators. Remember, a worker is the most expensive asset to a company. To give you an example, the mine I work at operates ten 100 ton trucks and two 20 yard excavators moving on average 20,000 cubic yards per day when running 50 hours a week. The cost to run that pit is almost $1 million a month! If you were to run that same pit with electric draglines, the cost would probably be about half that.
@@PAmining