Thanks; glad you liked it!

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Its the Doppler effect, it is moving away from you so fast that it changes the sound.

Haha, no you don't! I would not make it look as good as the operators here. Thanks

Thanks; glad you liked it!

Boffus Laddie! HI Danny! 80 and 180D's and such or maybe a 95. Nothing like a cable rig against a hydraulic. We were born too early.

It was a poor shot in sandstone. And yes, that is rebar. This job is actually on the site of an old underground mine facility (you can see the old coal breaker in the background from the 1940s off to the right) They run into lot's of old concrete foundations and structures here. Thanks!

They are worn down

Yeah I was thinking the same thing. Watching that old girl, it seemed kind of slow to load for sure.

To me it doesn't look like the shot isn't shot very well making it hard to dig

Sure. Everything on this machine is still mostly original and it has almost 40,000 hours I think. With no major rebuild and due to its age, there's likely to be a lot of fluid bypassing. Of course, a rebuild done right is a few million dollars. Sometimes it's cheaper to repair as things break as long as the machine is still moving material. The other factor at play here is that he's digging in a poor shot which also slows the machine down. In well shot material, an H185S can cycle a 100 ton truck in about 1:30-1:45 seconds. The third factor here is truck size. The H185S was designed to load up to 150 ton trucks, however the load time drops due to the number of passes required.

Haha, that would be a ride. Thanks!

Yes it is

I would agree. They were a very simple designed and well engineered machine.

Demag, mounts only Rexroth components, with Cummins and now Komatsu engines. The best hyd components with a strong structure. The best for mining

The engines are still built by Cummins, just marketed as a Komatsu engine.

That was actually rebar from old mine foundations!

@@PAmining I’ve wondered that for yes lol. Been stoppin in a little store in hazard ky on our way to work that has some killer strip mine photos of the 995, ok340, lots of 11s..upright and turned over..and the gem is the 8050 ran by starfire coal horizon ent at that time...whoever took them done it right like yourself..lotta memories workin long nasty hrs on weekends

Thats blast wire

just rebar.

The H185S was rated to load up to 150 ton trucks, however 100 ton was more optimum for 4 pass loading

If the state you live in has coal companies you gotta go take your surface mining card and then you have to apply with the coal companies, and when you get hired they will train you up on the equipment

Coal Miner I have to look into it I’m in New Jersey but I don’t think there is any coal mining going on over here but I look into it

10-4 if there ain't no coal companies you can check with big rock quarries if there is any in New Jersey

no paint drying is slower.

Are you in a hurry jim?

Really why?

Thank goodness there is always someone who knows everything making this comment on every mining video. Sheesh

Everything on this machine is still mostly original and it has almost 40,000 hours I think. With it's age, there's probably a lot of fluid bypassing. The other factor is that he's digging in a poor shot which also slows things down.

its stronger than you.

How would you know David?