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clfred wrote:It's great to see your excellent new pictures and videos from both of your new posts Justin. Thanks for coming back and updating us on the Pennsylvania Strip Mine scene and please keep coming back and updating us. I too want to congratulate you on your new job and I will also be looking forward to more excellent videos. Thanks and will do!! Redjack Ryan wrote:Great photos as usual, Justin. Congrats on the getting a job with them, you'll get to be around what you love!
Lehigh is where our Francisco surface mine got our two Euclid R260's from.
Here are some photos during operation: Boy, if we could only get those trucks back now, would we make progress!! Those Euc's were excellent trucks, never one problem with them. That was back in the day when they werer running all 4 Demag's at 99. It's a shame too because there is still A LOT of coal under the current 99 pit, but to recover it is just un efficeint.
-Justin "Everyone's Goal Is To Mine More Coal!"PAmining http://www.youtube.com/user/PAmining
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Glad to see you Back Justin, LCn must have one of the coolest liveries in the coal industry in pa.
-Mike, Collecting 1/50th Construction Diecast Since 2003. View My Collection Here, As of 03/29/24
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Hey Justin ,congrats on your new endeavor. Please keep us posted, with pics and videos, although I am sure you are going to be busy running that Demag. Have fun!!
Check out my photobucket page-- http://s652.photobucket.com/albums/uu242/daithi99/
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Cat345bl wrote:Glad to see you Back Justin, LCN must have one of the coolest liveries in the coal industry in pa. Yeah and that's something we're starting to require for all equipment entering the site- that it be custom painted for us. LC&Ns colors of red, white, and blue signify the oldest and largest anthracite mining company in the world! our website http://www.lcncoal.com/
-Justin "Everyone's Goal Is To Mine More Coal!"PAmining http://www.youtube.com/user/PAmining
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JustinE wrote:
As for our equipment...2 new Komatsu HD785's just arrived 2 weeks ago, new Komatsu WA800, new Komatsu D475A-3 (another on it's way), and a second DEMAG H285S is being priced in Virginia.
Do you know what year those D475A-3s are? I only ask becasue the 3 series were replaced by the D475A-5 starting in 2004.
-Dave 
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GraniteFan713 wrote:JustinE wrote:
As for our equipment...2 new Komatsu HD785's just arrived 2 weeks ago, new Komatsu WA800, new Komatsu D475A-3 (another on it's way), and a second DEMAG H285S is being priced in Virginia.
Do you know what year those D475A-3s are? I only ask becasue the 3 series were replaced by the D475A-5 starting in 2004. I think that one is an 02 or 03. The new one might be an A5 then..not really sure. We bought that one used from Earthmovers.
-Justin "Everyone's Goal Is To Mine More Coal!"PAmining http://www.youtube.com/user/PAmining
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Thanks for the Unit Rig Mk36 pics. Pictures of Mk Unit Rigs are tough to come by these days
Wayne Calder
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wayne87 wrote:Thanks for the Unit Rig Mk36 pics. Pictures of Mk Unit Rigs are tough to come by these days
Wayne Calder No problem! They'll be lots of pics and vids of them working to!
-Justin "Everyone's Goal Is To Mine More Coal!"PAmining http://www.youtube.com/user/PAmining
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