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Here are a few pictures of the 1st bucket from Thiess 9800   And a 785B on the move  Jason
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Geez, there giving it some real hard dirt first up!!
Bit of a missmatch loading 89,s but i am sure it wont be like that for long
Thanks for the pics, i am sure they won,t be the last
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Thanks for sharing. I have been wondering how long it would be until we saw the critter go to work. I'm going to be very interested to see how it does.
Brian
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Great pictures Jason, thanks for sharing! It will be interesting to hear how the machine performs. Is the second R9800 (the shovel) heading to Aus as well? By the way, that Kenworth looks familiar!  Rowan.
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Amazing pics. How many passes to fill it up 2.5 to 3 buckets.
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Just fantastic, thanks Jason  I(and I think we all!) look forward to some more pics of this beast in action. What will she be loading in the future?. Will it be Cat 797Fs?. 
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Definitely a big thanks for sharing these pics.
Chris
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All fine in what looks like a sand box !! Should be a good match: two Pass a 785 or three Big buckets for a 793  More pictures my good man 
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hello
it is great to see the machine working.
best regards
klaus
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Nice pics... can't wait till video's of it working (in the mine) start popping up.
regards,
Jim
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Rowan,
Drake need to make a Multi Axle trailer... to match the Photo
Regards
James Muldoon
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Jim_sparky wrote:Rowan,
Drake need to make a Multi Axle trailer... to match the Photo I am sure once they get some money back from the first one the multi row platform will happen
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Impressive! Such a nice machine! If you do have more pics of the machines please share! (or pics from the mine is also very interesting!)
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Couple going to Mangoola in the valley i hear.
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Awesome pics! These things are monsters. I'd love to see one in the flesh. Thanks for sharing! Cheers, Craig
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Chriss5500,
Thanks for posting, the first picture shows very well the size of the R9800. The R996 is a beauty too, even nicer than the R9800 to my mind.
Keep them coming !
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Great pictures Thanks for posting! Jan
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Fantastic pics there mate! Thanks for sharing! 4100serie wrote:.....the R996 is a beauty too, even nicer than the R9800 to my mind.
Totally agreed. I think it´s the shape of the boom that makes the R996 such a beauty.
Leo
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Nice photos of the giant. Thanks Chris.
Chris
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