Bad.
Very Bad.
Oh, shit.
Another serious contender for 'luckiest bastard of the year'.
Edit: 2/11/2008 - Received some extra photos of this incident during the week.
Sunday, October 26, 2008
Sunday, October 19, 2008
Dragline Recovery of Dozer
This is a novel way to recover a dozer which has fallen onto its side in a hole. However, it would also be pretty expensive, given what draglines are worth per hour. Unless it was impeding dragline operations, it would be much cheaper to get in a crane to do this job.
Edit: As pointed out by a keen-eyed reader, these are actually separate incidents. The first two photos are from an incident on his site. The three photos with the dragline are a separate incident.
These first two photos are from an incident in which a dozer fell into a hole while cleaning out the base of the ROM to gain access to the Hoppers. It was recovered by a 300t crane.
If you look at the photos above and below, you can see the difference in the ripper shank arrangement. This incident occured in the Hunter Valley.
Edit: As pointed out by a keen-eyed reader, these are actually separate incidents. The first two photos are from an incident on his site. The three photos with the dragline are a separate incident.
These first two photos are from an incident in which a dozer fell into a hole while cleaning out the base of the ROM to gain access to the Hoppers. It was recovered by a 300t crane.
If you look at the photos above and below, you can see the difference in the ripper shank arrangement. This incident occured in the Hunter Valley.
Sunday, October 12, 2008
Stuck Shovel
Sunday, October 5, 2008
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