Justin You don't make many videos now but when you make one you make a great one. What a great showing of this mighty machine Justin and you did it justice thanks for your great video

Enjoyed the documentary throughout. One of your best, in my humble opinion, so far. Bravo!

@PAmining

8 жыл бұрын

+NeAZ Well thank you! Always happy to hear when fans enjoy my videos!

@ThePilotPenguin1

8 жыл бұрын

+PAmining i have a quick question it may be stupid but how dose the bucket on that machine open. i don't see any rams connected to it and it dosen't seem to to have a solid connection with the main dipper.

@NeAZ

6 жыл бұрын

They're inside the bucket. The one on the left can be clearly seen at the 2:13 minutes mark.

That machine is just incredible.

man, you have so much knowledge on all these machines

What a monster of a shovel, Great vid!

Great video. Hate to think what a new machine would run. Thanks for sharing the vid and the knowledge.

Excellent job. Love learning about the great machines. Keep it up.

Great job on a big machine. Enjoyed it very much!

excellent video, well made and informative.

Very informative. Thank you.

I love that elevator!

@lewiemcneely9143

8 жыл бұрын

+bert26a Me too. I sound a lot like that thing coming back down the first thing in the morning.

Another awesome video! love your videos and love your channel always learning something new! cant wait for the next one :)!

@PAmining

8 жыл бұрын

+Ajay Henderson Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it!

Great video, typical komatsu....leaking out of every fitting it has.

Simply the best,none opinionated,fact based,informative, most enjoying Heavy Equipment related channel on You-Tube. You do a great job Justin .

@PAmining

8 жыл бұрын

+Low Budget Scale Modeling. Well thank you that means a lot! I do take pride in my work haha. Glad you enjoyed it!

You're Great at doing Documentaries.

@PAmining

8 жыл бұрын

+Peprita Heart Thank you! Glad you enjoyed the video

beautiful machine

great video send more

SO AGGRESSIVE WITH THE DOOR HANDLES HAHAHA! GREAT VIDEOS KEEP THEM COMING

Good video

Mighty machine!

Dam fine job as allways justin she's dam sure a beast!

@PAmining

8 жыл бұрын

+CAT POWER (ALLDAY) Thanks, glad you enjoyed it!

you're videos are wonderful !they are nice and very interesting (please excuse me for my poor english

@PAmining

8 жыл бұрын

+Christophe Roupioz Glad you enjoyed it and found it interesting! Thanks.

Only thing missing from the cab is a toilet and you could live in it

for a 9 year old machine she looks good feet a bit wet but what else can u expect . and again loving the videos keep safe and thanks

I'd love to see the big 655 at ekati....I guess it's still there

thanks for all details we can see the positions of the some hidraulics pipes so i think the CAT have more perfection in every detail is my opinion nice vedeo mate

@PAmining

7 жыл бұрын

The original Cat 5000 serious was a pretty sloppy layout, IMO. The new Cats are laid out nice, but that's also because their O&K design. Komatsu defiantly has a more operator friendly layout. Thanks!

@jorgefonseca9225

7 жыл бұрын

It's a shame I can not work with a machine of these dimensions. Here in Norway there are very few. thanks mate for put this great vedeo and explain cheers

you gotta get a gopro camera and put it on your head when operating some of the machines in the mine.

3:36 i’m surprise there’s no metal covers over the motors and hoses

Great video's where are they from in PA I'm from Indiana county PA ......?

Nice video. How many hours?

You would think they would put guarding around the track motors. At the cost the machine I would expect that Even poclain does that.

wow that thing is big, can you give me a size comparison? the biggest thing I've ever been on is a marion 1800? dragline?I think that's the model?

Good video. What are those weights hanging beside the bucket cylinders? Pendulums, or is it to help with positioning the bucket over a truck?

@PAmining

8 жыл бұрын

+jix177 Those are plastic cones that are used to help truck drivers line up underneath the shovel. Thanks.

Thanks for the video. It amazes me how much it takes to make this machine run but it has one very basic function, to dig. What where the 2 things hanging down on either side behind the boom? I have seen those things on other machines but have no idea what they are used for.

@PAmining

8 жыл бұрын

+lidsman2221 Those are plastic cones. The purpose of them is so truck drivers can have a visual to help back and line up under the shovel bucket.

@lidsman2221

8 жыл бұрын

Oh very cool. I never would have guessed that. Thanks for the info.

I like how after spending millions on this machine you get a heated seat but you get basic switches and gauges you see in equipment from the 70's haha

those man baskets can be feel kinda funny if your not used to it

were in pa do you film.enjoy alot

@PAmining

7 жыл бұрын

All across the state of PA

Kewl video! One question tho...how often are these units down for? For example..are they run 24 hours a day or just in shifts?

@PAmining

8 жыл бұрын

+Mariusdubose That depends on the mine and what kind of production targets the job has. This machine runs on a 24/7 schedule with a single 8 hour inspection day once a week

@Mariusdubose

8 жыл бұрын

Thanks for responding.

Justin, what are those baton looking things hanging off the bucket cylinders?

@PAmining

8 жыл бұрын

+mojostevo Those are plastic cones. The purpose of them is so truck drivers can have a visual to help back and line up under the shovel bucket.

Good video. Everybody buys out everybody so fast I can't keep up. Komatsu and Demag. Cat and O&K. Oh well. it's their money. I just run them. Was that conveyor support rollers squawking in the background? Sounded like it.

@PAmining

8 жыл бұрын

+Lewie McNeely Yep the two best German excavator manufactures purchased by the two biggest equipment competitors! And no that would be a rotary blast drill

@lewiemcneely9143

8 жыл бұрын

Ah HAH! The guys that did our drilling had Furakawa drills and they were more of a ziz than a squawk.

I've seen that one

Do you work in the mining industry? I was just wondering how you get access to all the awesome equipment. Keep up the videos, love watching them.

@PAmining

8 жыл бұрын

+RMosher11 Yes, I am a mine engineer by trade. Glad you enjoy the videos!

What state do you find most of the abandoned pieces of equipment in? Also, how do you find them?

@PAmining

8 жыл бұрын

+Ian davis The majority of all my filming work is in Pennsylvania. However I do film in Ohio and West Virginia.

@ghostwalker8249

8 жыл бұрын

+PAmining how do you find the pieces?

@PAmining

8 жыл бұрын

+Ian davis Just by visiting lots of different operations and researching/locating equipment

whats all the little metal pieces welded to the bucket for?

@PAmining

8 жыл бұрын

+Garrett Edwards Those are for additional wear plating on the clam

@garrettedwards9032

8 жыл бұрын

i kinda figured but i wasnt sure

I didn't quite understand the intro. Has this series been upgraded since 2006?

@PAmining

8 жыл бұрын

+Phil Burdine I'm not sure what you didn't understand, but yes the 5500 Series has been upgraded since 2006

Is there a full time engineer on these bigger hydraulic machines or does the operator take care of the minor stuff?

@PAmining

7 жыл бұрын

No, mine maintenance usually does not have an engineer on staff. Just mechanics

@captaincoalpile1755

7 жыл бұрын

cool. love your videos

Dusseldorf

2500hp...

Tough looking bugger.....