I began to operat an old BE 7W. Then a diesel BE 480W. Later BE 680W, Marion 7800 and a BE 1260W with 42 cubic year bucket. It must be a privilege to operate a Cat 8750 or a a Cat 8200. State-of-The-Art achines

What would be cool...... ......one of these in my grandson's sand-box. In miniature scale of course. ;

Yo dog, I heard you liked cranes; so I put a crane in your crane.

Cool I wish they could use them is PA

Good animated video, could be a better future plan

This is a design Marion that offered for many years before merging with Bucyrus Erie. It seems that the function of this thing is now subject to the whims of an IT department just like everything else. The Bucyrus Erie dragline models like the 2750 seem to have been dropped. CAT bought Bucyrus International a few years ago just before the bottom fell out on energy. It is always amusing to listen to the sales/techno speak conjured up by people who otherwise know very little about this stuff. One must figure that they are selling this product to people who know nothing about the work or work in general and the ones that some hapless individual who operates this thing will be stuck working for. I would be very interested to hear about the different bucket designs offered, but not a word about that. I suppose Esco would like to know more about them too and the reason why they don't say much.

Have CAT actually Built a Dragline anywhere yet ? Cheers

Big muskie never dies

This not be cheap.

When did caterpillar start making such machines? Like I remember it was large dump trucks, loaders and excavators now their making this????

That’s actually a P&H designed dragline when caterpillar took over the company they just slapped there name on the products

I can sell your product better.

"Environmentally friendly overburden removal" ROFLMAO. "lower carbon emmission" LOL harder. Okay virtual signalling done lets get down to REAL efficiencies.......