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Compared to the face shovels of modern times, this is almost painful to watch! Great documentary though!
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How much is the unit?
She cycles pretty fast for her age.
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I never saw one like that thanks for the info
So, where is the grader (or, for that matter, any narration)? All I saw is a bulldozer.
I would love to have one. 🐱
Easy to use when it comes to vibration equates to vague.
Great
Old school mini excavator
Beats a shovel and a breaker bar with wheelbarrow, those machines were cutting edge at the time.
what a great podcast --thank you so much for sharing.
What an ingenious system for the day, thank you for posting ❤
Really enjoyed Charlie and Richard's story of their business! A great success story! Leadership and Business in ACTION!
Very interesting walking tour .This is a big one have seen smaller walking cranes 1 in Oregon.
They were at least twice the weight of a modern 5yd machine but they also had 4 times the life expectancy as well!..
As a Nordberg. This is legit.
If the first dragline in the video is just 6 yards, that is a waste of horsepower and purchasing expense. That dragline should handle 30 or 40 yards, conservatively. That has to be a mistake by the producers.
Dude you are talking early 1900’s era…
@@evadvalcourtI read that, 1931, in the description. After checking a little closer, on some other videos, I guess 6 to 10, or so yards, is about right for that vintage, and size. It still seems like a bit of over kill, to me, on the size of the machine, for the capacity, but live and learn. It was also a bit difficult to judge the size of this whole machine, in this video, but it appeared pretty large, to me, by the size of the walking mechanism.
Meeting in my bed they putting wool over my eyes again? 😭😂
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You know your old when you remember operating a b.e. excavator.😮
I guess I'm old then. A 20-H occasionally around 1976. And bucyrus erie draglines, too! 😂
Very very much good!!!
They should have preserved it and gave people rides in the bucket!, lol
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3850-B built in 64 had a 145 cu. yard shovel
It was truly a ONE OF..so majestic
I built that.. 😎
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What I do know for certain is I’m sick of hearing a bunch of lies and watching the political posturing for alternative energy, specifically the promotion of Electric Vehicles (EVs). Our congressmen and women for years have been making policy for votes and are now promoting how clean and efficient EVs will be. This really hits home to me and is simply not true. The subsidies for this less green vehicle sickens me. The EV believers will continue to promote the false beliefs of the efficiency and green advantages of wind and solar power to power the grid for the increase in electricity needed for EVs. Let’s review some facts: Currently the maximum efficiency of Solar Power is at 33% which currently we are only achieving 26%. For Wind Power the maximum efficiency is at 60% which we are currently achieving 45%. And there is no technology in sight that can increase that efficiency. The combination of wind and solar energy only makes up 3% of the world’s energy use. To use this energy in an EV, you must store the energy in a battery. Here are some ugly facts about the batteries needed to operate an EV: One car battery weighs about a half ton. To make one half ton battery, you need to process about 250 tons of our earth’s materials. Currently, Tesla has the world’s largest car battery manufacturing facility. It would take 500 years of manufacturing from this factory to make enough batteries to store one day of the United States’ electrical needs. This helps explain why wind and solar only provide 3% of the world’s energy. And this is after 20 years of research and billions of dollars in subsidies. Now, let’s talk about the environment and the impact the manufacturing of wind, solar and the batteries needed to store the energy: All of these are built from nonrenewable materials. For example, a 100-megawatt wind farm will power 75,000 homes but takes 30,000 tons of Iron Ore; 50,000 tons of concrete; and 900 tons of plastic to build. To get the same power from a solar farm you would need 150% more of Steel, Cement and Glass. Now, add the rare earth metals like Lithium, Cobalt, Copper, Iridium and Dysprosium needed for batteries. The current plans would require increasing the mining of these elements by up to 2000% of current production to fit the world’s needs. The mining of these metals will take place mostly in foreign countries and it’s alarming to note that some of these countries are hostile to America. In addition, the gold rush for the mining of these elements will surely bring ugly labor issues in underdeveloped areas of the world. That’s right, child labor and unsafe working conditions for most involved. Now, factor in the amount of conventional energy it will take to increase mining and manufacturing operations to this level. Also, let’s factor in the waste of worn-out wind turbines, solar panels, and batteries because all of these have short life spans. It’s off the chart. According to the International Renewable Energy Agency, by 2050, the waste from just these worn-out turbines, panels and batteries will double the amount of ALL WASTE currently in the world. That fact should scare the hell out of you! Have we not learned from Europe who has heavily invested in wind and solar power combined with eliminating fossil fuel exploration? The lack of sunny days and less wind than predicted has led to a reduction in available power, and with no natural gas exploration allowed in many EU countries, they are reliant on Russia to keep their lights on and homes heated. The demand and shortage of supply has resulted in skyrocketing heating costs for the citizens of those countries. We are certainly headed in that direction if we continue on this path. The lawmakers keep promoting these false beliefs for EVs along with wind and solar power. Somehow, we need to hold on and believe that intelligence will kick in. The cost to the environment for EVs and wind and solar power are immense. Our government continues promoting this technology before it’s ready and lying to us about its cleanliness. The facts are clear for hydrocarbons, that technology is making them easier and cleaner to use. Hydrocarbons are still greener overall but that doesn’t mean we should quit advancing technologies for even cleaner or alternative fuels. This is and should be a priority. Sure, I have a vested interest in the internal combustion engine and the vast array of power it brings to many modes of transportation, agricultural needs, mining, construction, boating, recreation, stationary power, etc. Since the EVs aren’t greener, our government should quit playing politics and invest in technologies like Hydrogen that are green. It truly is green power, the best alternative for our environment and the life of the Internal Combustion Engine. But I guess that makes too much sense for a bunch of politicians. I am an optimist and hope we can change direction before it’s too late. Our future and the future of this planet depend on it.
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Waw amazing
It's such a shame that this beautiful best is no longer around, let alone in use.
How is this sensor powered?
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They are causing the collapse of the US economy. America can not afford the supply chain disruption much longer. Farmers need to be planting and harvesting. Shortages of everything to come with the diesel shortages. No need to send reserve fuel and grain to China.
Amazing How My Father gave up so much for this Family and made them so famous in the Industry. And Forgotten so easily
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Hi, this crisis has been created to bring on the NW0 with the Antichrist. The diesel shortage will bring everything to a standstill and soon "a loaf of bread will cost a days wages" (see Revelation 6.6). We are living in the E N D times, the 7year Tribulation with the Antichrist is right around the corner, that's GOD'S judgement upon all unbelievers! But there is hope - get saved and be rapture ready: accept JESUS CHRIST as your Lord and Savior today!!! Please study biblical end times prophecy; listen to Dr. Ron Rhodes on end times chronology. Blessings from Canada
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I remember going to see this as a kid!
Van Der Graaf’s amazing double LP “Vital” would be the perfect soundtrack to this video!
There's my new loader. Yahoo I work at Syncrude. Mining division.
Nice one..!!! This content needs P-R-O-M-O-S-M.
The modern mining hydraulic front shovels have a wide bucket design like on this Bucyrus Erie 60-S shovel, but the modern front shovels have a hydraulic clam bucket, which the 60-S didn't have. But the basic boom, stick, & shovel design (& operation) of the 60-S appears to have been somewhat ahead of its time, & also would appear to have much influenced the design of the modern hydraulic front shovels.
Pretty far from "the largest mining shovel built by Bucyrus Erie up to that time". The Bucyrus Erie 1850B was much larger had a 90 cubic yard bucket, & was built in the early 1960's. The 1850B shovel was actually one of the smaller shovels (I believe) built by Bucyrus Erie at around the same time frame as the construction of the 1850B. I'm surprised by the inaccuracy of the information from the video narrator regarding the Bucyrus Erie 395 shovel's comparative size; I would think he'd have known better.
Thank you, federal infrastructure support! 🇺🇸