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Cool Picture Thread
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fal762
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A modern version (plus other variants)
Fat Truck - Industrial off-road utility vehicles
www.fattruck.com
Texas Derringer. Everything in Texas is bigger. However, Texas does claim to have the shortest midgets. Go figure.
~ss
Andy2205
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SpringerXD
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Delta-3
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KoKodog
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I wonder if that setup belongs to "Fluffy" (Gabriel Iglesias) he collects vintage VW micro-bus (vans)
Marion 8950 dragline at Ayrshire Mine near Chandler IN. This was the only 8950 built and the largest dragline ever built by Marion. The bucket carried 160 cubic yards of material.
Big Muskie. The pride of central Ohio. Largest single bucket dragline ever built.
Yup, it was a Bucyrus-Erie 4250. 220 cubic yard bucket.
Fuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuck.
In addition to the 8950, Ayrshire Mine also had a Bucyrus 3270. There were two 3270s built, the one at Ayrshire and the other at Delta Mine in So IL. The 3270s were the second largest draglines ever to be built. They carried a 176 cubic yard bucket on a 330' boom.
Here is a pic of both Ayrshire machines. They were fed by 25KV AC power. The trail cable feeding the 8950 is in the foreground.
Here is a pic of both Ayrshire machines. They were fed by 25KV AC power. The trail cable feeding the 8950 is in the foreground.
Nope and nope.~ss
SpringerXD
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No idea, but am I right in assuming that the "trailer" was formerly a VW van?
TXMoose
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Which is exactly how much mulch your wife will buy as a Memorial Day surprise to you, so you can both work in the garden