Coal Mining Dragline in Peril

[@mostlyinterested1016]

Another click-bait showing precisely nothing. Why not call it Part. 1?

[@BrianZinchuk]

It shows a dragline tipped forward, and several D11s attempting to shore it up. That's not nothing.

[@islandsspace]

@@BrianZinchuk wheres the rest of the video

[@nbk9372]

@@BrianZinchuk Over 12 months ago, no follow-up here about the status of the dragline. No links directing viewers where they can view, how the dragline was stabilized enough to walk out of this situation, or the equipment used to help walk it out. Are you really here to educate or just hoping to rack in a few bucks from the clicks, and views? Don't pout, be responsible and follow through on being informative, so you can establish the creds, to show your content is worthy of watching, subbing, and following!

[@BrianZinchuk]

@@nbk9372 They rescued it. It's working again. The end. Happy now?

[@bengaltiger96]

It is in fucking peril. I don’t think it’s false advertising. It’s not like he said he captured the lean or it’s about to fall over.

[@wmden1]

Why not show it actually getting rescued, or falling in. When those dozers got enough fill to possibly prevent the wall from caving the rest of the was, they, and every other piece of heavy equipment they have, should be applied to either dragging the dragline backwards to safety, or hooking up to provide counter weight so the dragline can walk itself backwards, without tipping further, or caving the wall off more. I would bet this operator got scared when this happened.

[@davefleming1117]

He shit himself.. I promise.. uncontrollable reflex. Especially with a Rig of that scale

[@rogerbrandt6678]

If the ground collapsed more those dozer wouldn’t do anything anchored to the beast.

[@stevenp8198]

That machine weighs millions of lbs, theres no dragging it!!

[@wmden1]

@@stevenp8198 Not impossible, with enough equipment. How to you think they got it out. They might have used air bags, to some degree, but still would have had to pull and/or help it with something.

[@stevenp8198]

@@wmden1 you have obviously never tried to drag something that weighs 5000 thousand tons....there isnt enough equipment made that can drag that! Did you see the size of the D11 pushing material to stabilize it?? That is bigger than most houses.......let that marinate for a while!

[@waynemartin7543]

Waste of 2:22 seconds. Nothing to see here but wasted space on KZbin!

[@joemutter7661]

There was one over in pa to they fixed it and sold it

[@bebo5558]

Was this the Ace of Spades?

[@charlesanderson9277]

ARE YOU TALKING ABOUT THE " ACE OF SPADES " PAGE 757 IN FLORIDA ( IT WAS SCRAPPED IN THE LATE 90S ) ? IT WENT IN THE HOLE TWICE , CRUSHED THE CAB AGAINST THE BOOM AND THEY RAISED THE CAB 12 FEET THE 1ST TIME AND THE 2ND TIME THE DIRT WAS UP TO THE WINDSHIELD ! I OPERATED IT FOR APPROXIMATELY 10 OF MY 20 YEARS OPERATING , BANK FAILURES WERE COMMON DUE TO LIQUEFACTION OF THE BANKS , I NEVER LOST IT BUT HAD TO RUN MORE TIMES THAN I CAN COUNT, SOMETIMES I HAD TO LOOK BEHIND ME AS THE BANK HAD BROKEN OFF UNDER THE TUB AND YES IT WILL MAKE YOUR BUTT PUCKER UP WHEN YOU ARE LOOKING OVER 125 FEET DOWN !

[@dhewitt2514]

No

[@sietse-janhollander7585]

How did it end?

[@BrianZinchuk]

It was successfully rescued.

[@blauer2551]

It backed up

[@islandsspace]

@@BrianZinchuk be nice to have a video of that

[@BrianZinchuk]

@@islandsspace Well, that's all there is. Deal with it.

[@charlesanderson9277]

IT HAD TO WALK ITSELF OUT , THERE IS NO OTHER WAY !

[@lozarok]

Bench Slump vs 9020 power

[@cinderclawz]

Back and to the left. Back and to the left.

[@thanosetsitty1896]

Why was this not reported to us? (MSHA)

[@Skateslabel]

Because MSHA is part of the UNITED STATES Department of Labor. Since this occurred in Estevan, Saskatchewan, Canada it was most likely reported to CCOHS or the Canadian Centre of Occupational Health and Safety.

[@stevenp8198]

Because it was in canada.

[@ЛеонидПалей-д7ч]

А стрелу положить и шагнуть.

[@aahsac]

Waste of time video

[@theunemployedtrucker]

I find it absolutely stupid to put such a large expensive piece of equipment in a position where it could have gone over on it's side, didn't anyone do any studies of the ground it was sat on before they put it there , it's not like you can just call a tow truck to pull it out or right it and plus it's not like you can just go and get another one 😂😂