Eye on Luminant: Luminant Completes Industry-Leading Dragline Relocation Project
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- Опубліковано 19 сер 2024
- Pioneering a new technique for transporting some of North America’s largest earthmovers, Luminant recently relocated four draglines using a state-of-the-art 1,000-wheel vehicle.
The mega machines were moved over 30 miles in total to new mining areas across East and Central Texas this past spring and summer.
I like heavy equipment. The operator is a very good skill. Very good sound. Thank you from Japan.
We used this technology at Centralia (WA)…twice.
It's a shame that the other draglines and shovels weren't moved by this company. They are a global company and can move anything. It would have been nice to move the great machines and make a massive museum for mining equipment.
There was no profit in doing so, and no NPOs bid more than scrap value for, say, Big Muskie.
Good job my friend and be careful.new subscribe.
Yeah! In a working places like that is where men are also found. Not those who smoke in Arizona.
Even after 30 years you can still tell where they been and it's all replanted in pines no other native trees
The ground water is busted to people's water wells ,I've seen that my self unless you dig over 100 feet of so ! Worked in some of those mines for subcontractors !
In Kentucky we float on down the river
Why it looks like crane?
1:28... what kind of sorcery is this moving 13 million pounds over that tiny little bridge...?
He DID say 13 Million pounds, didn't he?
It's an alien spaceship.
To bad they destroyed big Muskie.
I guess they have to spent much money to move this machine.
Another way to destroy the earth.
So unplug everything in your home that runs on electricity then, you want to be a real environmental warrior! Hypocrites. You use your computer, your lights, everything to say we're destroying the earth. You wouldn't have all that without this.
You know, the area I live in has been mined for coal for over a hundred years. Guess what, nature is still here. In fact, the prettiest wooded areas are where the coal mines of the early 20th century didn't do a good job at reclamation.
You use to being able to see it from I 30 near Mount Pleasant,Tx are one just like it back in the 1990's
Because you can't imagine other way to produce electricity, doesn't mean there isn't. You don't have to live in the stone age to be a real environmental "warrior". But you've to understand some very complexe concept, like renewable energy - it's not easy for everybody, I know.