Coal Terminal Stacker/Reclaimer Bucket Wheel Machines And Ship Loaders

More coal terminal action at Westshore Terminals. Enjoy...

[@ralphaverill2001]

Thanks for no sappy music in the audio. The natural sounds are much better.

[@josephlalock8378]

thats badass. thanks for not talking all over it

[@MufaddalZakirhusain]

@bruce, We need a civil engineering company who has past experience for doing the layouts for onshore coal terminals. Site- Africa. Please let me know if you know any. Thank you.

[@jerryrideout7872]

Vancouver ,BC Canada

[@reeferman502]

A new sleepstacker.Don't let the pile get too close or you'll be getting the fire hoses out!

[@mephInc]

I hate working on the stacker/reclaimer where i work. It's usually broken from operator error

[@ozcangonul7126]

Bu makine kaç yıllık ben Rus yapımı ve son olarak Çin yapımı kullandım ancak 1965 Rus yapımı çok sağlam ve dayanıklı tam bir canavar ancak Çin'in ürettiği makine 2017 yapımı tam bir fiyasko berbat çok arza veriyor... Kömür yığınlarını aynı bizim gibi dozer kullanarak yapıyorsunuz... Burası nerde hangi ülkede çalışma koşulları nasıl şirket operatör istiyorsa gelebilirim ben from Turkey

[@NONEELONE]

Ours is McNally Wellman Ship Unloaders and Coal Reclaimers in Pagbilao Power Station Philippines.

[@dave3216]

Bruce, you make the best videos. Please don't stop making them.

[@bruiseyis]

David Deutsch Thank you David. There is always something worth recording going on at the terminal it seems.

[@Duh6666666]

Thanks for posting stuff like this, it brings out the child in me.

[@ozcangonul7126]

17 yıl steckar reclaimer pilotuyum çok kullandım bu makineden

[@lyndabarunawati8815]

Vacancy reclaimer,bruce

[@craignicholson505]

Bruce sir most extremely impressed with where u work If possible can u do more videos please

[@bruiseyis]

Craig Nicholson I'm glad you enjoy them Craig. I loved playing with Tonka toys in the sandbox when I was a kid so I'd say things turned out pretty well (in other words I never grew up). More vids coming...

[@craignicholson505]

Bruce Doucette thank u sir enjoy your big sand box

[@jasonharper2601]

THANKS GREAT QUALITY !!

[@ditoekowibowo2856]

wonderfull.. b

[@fergus247]

coal is amazing i dont care what you say

[@epistte]

Coal is oil in a solid form. It is dirty, not very efficient as a fuel and it is destructive to both mine and burn. I live in coal county so I'm not just a whiny tree hugger who has never seen a mine up close or the pollution that is created by a power station.

[@eck3506]

What state is this in?

[@bruiseyis]

eck3506 Port MetroVancouver, British Columbia, Canada

[@TruckMechaAddicted]

How are these big doors 8:05 and the containers where the coal is stockd called?

[@bruiseyis]

The coal is loaded in cargo holds, typically 9 of them on a cape class ship. The doors are called hatch covers or hatch lids or doors.

[@airindiana]

God that makes a right mess of the ship’s deck, wouldn’t want to have to clean that up after you’ve loaded it.

[@johnm.evangelis693]

Good video BD!!!

[@thewolf2824]

Hello sir, such a great video. Can you tell us what the name of the terminal is?

[@bruiseyis]

Westshore Terminals in the Port of Vancouver BC

[@thewolf2824]

@@bruiseyis thank you so much bro.

[@esosthompe]

Perfect

[@eltoro6688]

Prince Rupert?

[@tectalabyss]

Hello. May I ask,how do they unload the Ship's ?. Very interesting video. I am happy to see Coal making a come back. Thank you for sharing.

[@epistte]

Many ships have a self unloader that is pretty much the reverse of this system. This is common on great lakes bulkers,. There are videos on KZbin of how it works. Other ships have to be unloaded by a clamshell bucket, which is much slower.