really Huge ! ! ! Biggest draglines excavator in state of Florida.
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- Опубліковано 27 сер 2021
- Near Florida turnpike and I-75 intersection working one of biggest excavators in the world and biggest in state of Florida. It is building materials production site, excavating material and making huge lake at same time.
Check out bulldozer working around this huge machine. that 80 tons bulldozer is 4 times smaller then bucket of this excavator . Video made using Mavic Air 2.
Downgraded to 1080 by film maker.
Have been driving by for 6 years... Still running!
Great vid - cheers looks' like a Marion 8050 or 8200
Looks like the Bucyrus-Erie electric dragline used in the central Pennsylvania strip mines operated by Benjamin Coal Co.
It's a Marion dragline. The tri structure(the mast and pyramid on the house). It looks like it might be an Marion 8200.
They also have a Marion 7020 dragline built by f&e construction company known now is CCC Group
You'd think the ground in front of it would give way being so close to the edge like it is
Probably the only way to do what he's doing but it's got to be frightfull what it costs to run that per day.
wake up folks it's cheaper to run big drawings then digging with tea spoon excuvators go back to your algebra book and relearn that section on calculating velocity and arch length
I don’t see the electric extension cord
I see the famous WRQ Miami
Looks like its almost out of working area.
Did you check out the one in Fort lonesome in Pasco County @ the C.P. mine
I did online . But never got there yet. This summer I wanna go to biggest one in Wyoming. Making plans ...
@@gora323 Polk County Florida
Is this the dragline from the Levy county pit?
No. It is at I-75 and Florida turnpike crossing .
8200 put together by Dean piske and P&H mine Pro services Jim Elliot was the company man
They need to mount a large American Flag on the very top of that boom!! Wish we had sound too!!! Pretty sure that's a Phosphate mine. That machine doesn't look to be very productive right now, with such small buckets!
Bucket is 105 cy....
what Marion is this?
8200
Where in FL is this nice piece of iron?
I-75 and Florida turnpike.
Miami
@@ronniewilliz153 West Hollywood / Pembrooke Pines.
@@MasterWitchDoctor lol I stayed in Pembroke pines and Davey 👊
Maybe I'm mistaken but it definitely doesn't look like the biggest one I've seen in florida
It is the biggest one.
@@gora323 No can't be. Elgelhard minerals in Quincy Florida has one bigger than this one. I once parked my Silverado 2500 hd in the bucket, and had both doors open.
It's not. Elgelhard minerals in Quincy Florida has one bigger than this one. I once parked my Silverado 2500 hd in the bucket, and had both doors open.
If that's a 50% full of sand bucket I'd be amazed !!
Not very efficient that's for sure. It was either the hardest sand in the Universe or they had an elevation limit on their cut. Whatever the reason may be, I have no doubt those quarter or half buckets don't come close to offsetting the operating cost. He might have been smoothing the bottom, but I can't imagine why. Maybe that's as deep as the good sand goes. Who knows. One thing for sure- it's an awesome machine to watch. I've sat in a smaller drag at a coal mine in PA, and it was sweet let me tell you. I'm used to the cab of a D-6 or a Volvo 250, but they have nothing on a dragline. You could live in the cab of one of those. Just the cab. Heck, there were 4 of us in the cab watching the operator do his thing and we still had plenty of room to walk around. Amazing machines.
@@pamike4873 it's rock.
Where is that Hollywood FL? Alligator Alley and the Turnpike? I know there are some big ones in-between Arcadia and Bartow off 17 and in Center hill in Sumter county
It's in Sumter Countyi helped rewirt it after it fell in water about 22 yrs ago. Boom was 250 ft +, machine is all electric,
South West Broward County
No sound ?
No. It is drone video. No sound.
www.vecelliogroup.com/news-photos/2006/floridas-largest-dragline-boosts-production-at-white-rock-quarries/
why not use a dredge?
this is painstakingly slow...
anyone?
Because it isn't cleaning. They dig out material for building roads and such .
@@gora323 cleaning?
not sure what you mean ,
but the lake maker dredges by my house
in michigan suck up the sand and water pumping it onto land, depositing into sand piles.
@@MUCKFOOT⁶⁶⁶ they dig out stones and have to crash it with a lot of force . That's why they use excavator and not dredged. I know that dredged are limited to cleaning and digging soft (relatively) materials. Watched it in Sacramento Port bottom cleaning . All the garbage ppl drop in the water gave hard time to dredger operators.
@@gora323 ok, thanks
Various ways of mining in FL. Dredges, draglines, excavators. Dredges are used to extract the sandy materials. What people don't know is FL is mostly caprock and gravel with sand. The caprock is extremely hard, takes hammers or dragline force to break
я работаю на таком екскаваторе. в Украине.
Наверное не такой большой.
Сколько кубов ковш на вашем?
@@gora323 еш10/70. 10кубов ковш, 70метров стрела. Ваш екскаватор шикарно выглядит!
@@user-oi4cl3qt4i этот марион 8200.
82 м3 ковш. Самый большой во Флориде. 87 m стрела
@@gora323 да он действительно на много больше.