The giant trucks from the copper mine in Chuquicamata (Chile)

The trucks in the Chilean copper mine of Chuquicamata of the state enterprise Codelco have approximately the size of a single-family house and can load up to 360 tons of ore each. When loaded, the Komatsu truck weighs up to 840 tons! Smaller vehicles must have a flag on the roof so that they are not accidentally overrun by the giant trucks. For safety reasons, left-hand traffic applies within the mine.
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[@ph11p3540]

Fort MacMurry, Alberta, Canada operates the same trucks for hauling oil sands. While your Trucks work in hot weather up to +45 C our trucks operate in cold down to -45 C. Same make and model of truck

[@pablolujangutierrez4652]

Hola sigan mineria

[@coquimbo53]

Pero la polución que emiten es desastroso ...

[@pablolujangutierrez4652]

Mas informacion

[@velicelikreklam]

The world will repay people for all the bad done to her ...

[@marcosmorales5983]

TIENE SOLO EL NOMBRE , AL IGUAL A TODOS LOS MINERALES EN CHILE.....PERTENECE A USA, AL IGUAL QUE EL TENIENTE, CHILE ES COMO UN HOTEL, CUALQUIERA LLEGA Y SE LLEVA LO QUE QUIERE, GRACIAS A LOS INTELIGENTES POLITICOS ARREGLAOS CHILENOS.

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