Watching video that something gives me the impression that they'd done that more than a few times before. It's a coal mine somewhere in Greece IIRC.joe h. should have posted this here.
https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=1760939134247585
No, it's just going from the excavator to a dump. It's simply the way they move dirt. The lignite coal is extracted by bucket-wheel excavator once the overburden is removed.All I could figure is that the spoil was going down a highway somewhere and rock trucks couldn't be used.
That truck does NOT need power steering! Might want left & right brake pedals to steer when front wheels aren't touching the ground.They had to stretch the truck so they could put a big enough fuel tank in it
It makes you think about how good we have it here compared to other countries.Same outfit if I'm not mistaken.
How so.?It makes you think about how good we have it here compared to other countries.
I saw a truck smashed when a crane lost its load swinging it over the truck. There was nothing that made doing it that way the only way the operator was just in a hurry. No one got hurt other than the truck.How so.?
Have you considered the possibility that it could be they’re doing it right and have been all along.?