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D9 & D10T Aussie style
Its a small Iron Ore Mine in Western Australia. We run a PC1250 and 785-5 Dump Trucks. Also a 16H, WA600 feeding the crusher and another WA600 to do odd jobs like the tiphead and a peice of crap Moxy MT41 Watercart. Lets not go there. Although it's not huge gear, it a pretty sweet gig. -
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A special D7
The D7R Ripper looks set back a bit further than the standard one. I like it. I've aways throught that if the ripper was set back a bit further it would do a better job. Interesting. -
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D9 & D10T Aussie style
The handrails on the draught arms are the stupidest thing anyone has ever invented. When your side cutting all it takes is a rock or a large peice of clay to touch them and they fall to bits. And it's not like where pushing alot of fine material, either. They are pretty standard on large... -
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Some slope pics
I'll second that, with all the technology these days, GPS, Lasers and what ever else they come up with, there are not many grader operators left at all. Alot will say they can do it but put them in the seat and they haven't a clue.- tomsy
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- Forum: Motor Graders
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hitachi 870-3 50m. demolition
That Hitachi is one sweet looking peice of gear. Personally i'm not into the demo side of diggers but she is a beauty- tomsy
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- Forum: Excavators
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D9 & D10T Aussie style
Yeah its at Jack Hills Do i know you? The blade is up so the service man could tighten the cutting edge bolts, thats on the 9, The ripper is up on the 10 so i could have a look underneath a bit easier and yep, i'm bad for leaving the door open. We all make stuff ups every now and again... -
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D9 & D10T Aussie style
Yep she certianly does. This picture was taken just before Christmas 07. The tracks were replaced on Christmas Eve 07 and are due for another set at the moment. Iron Ore just eats them away -
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D9 & D10T Aussie style
Yep no worries There fire suspression tanks filled with foam. There's two of them, one either side and a heap of sprays in the engine compartment. Hopefully won't have to use them any time soon! -
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D9 & D10T Aussie style
Hey guys, Just posting some pictures of the machines i operate in a small iron ore mine in the middle of Western Australia. Hope you enjoy! -
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is there such a thing?
Way back when........... As far as i can remember, and i'm only a young bloke, They did make a D12 back when the high track first came in. But they remaned the whole fleet and the D12 then became the new D11. Some of the old timers might know a bit more about the whole process.