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.
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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.
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1 comment:
The dozer being recovered by the dragline was from an incident at a coal mine in Wyoming, USA
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