Here are a few shots of a Komatsu PC1250-7 that is working in the china clay pits in Cornwall England.
Here are a few shots of a Komatsu PC1250-7 that is working in the china clay pits in Cornwall England.
Wow -- nice shots! Thanks!
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Well we now know why their call China clay pits. If he keeps digging with that he'll be there soon (china) nice pics
Whatever you do make it count life's short enjoy it!
Great photos Nick, Is that a Bell truck?
Hi all thanks for the nice comments,
Yes Wulf the truck is a Bell B50D nice trucks !!
I have more of these photos which I will post in time.
Nick.
More photos for your enjoyment!!
In one shot we see operator Michael Lyne at the controls, these shots were taken by a professional photographer from Komatsu for use in a calender and were kindly given to me by Michael.
Nice pictures Nick.
I didn't know that they made 50ton articulated haul trucks? How come we only have 40ton trucks here?
Hey Traxs
Bell has prodused these for some years now. I belive they are sold as Deere in the states.
Moxy is introducing a 50t at Bauma in april. Orderbooks is full for their modell.
A local contractor has 4 Bell 50t on a project here in Norway, and they are huge.
I've spent time in the A35, but the 50t is bigger. You can sit in a summerchair and have lunch on the side of the enginehood.
Have a nice day!
Why is there only 4 teeth on that big of bucket?
That surprised me too. I'll bet it has something to do with the fact that the machine is used exclusively for digging that clay...Originally Posted by Dozerboy
They only have 40T on the deere website...I guess North America doesn't get it!Hey Traxs
Bell has prodused these for some years now. I belive they are sold as Deere in the states.
Moxy is introducing a 50t at Bauma in april. Orderbooks is full for their modell.
A local contractor has 4 Bell 50t on a project here in Norway, and they are huge.
I've spent time in the A35, but the 50t is bigger. You can sit in a summerchair and have lunch on the side of the enginehood.
It looks like there is some rock there he is digging in. My guess that the 4 teeth would give more pressure on each tooth to break up rock a little easier.
It’s not really rock I don't think more like sand stone. We have it out here its a clay and sand and its mix hell on teeth.
Question - how come the shoes on the trackhoe are so narrow?
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