1/16 Bucyrus-Monighan Walking Dragline

[sparkycuda]

This model is just amazing... The hoist drum/shaft assy looks just like the ones that have come through our repairs shops over the years. Showed the picture to one of our service techs and he was hard-pressed to believe it was a 1/16 model! Just a marvel of machine work.

Ken

[tracksntreadslou]

Originally Posted by sparkycuda

This model is just amazing... The hoist drum/shaft assy looks just like the ones that have come through our repairs shops over the years. Showed the picture to one of our service techs and he was hard-pressed to believe it was a 1/16 model! Just a marvel of machine work.

Ken

I agee Great work steve..If you need some phots of a Jung Pump torn down let me know ...These pumps are rated for a 120 bar ...think thats whats running Ed machine

Hey Steve I have access to all kinds of coal about 30 minutes away ..Say the word and i will get a couple pickup loads and bury a layer in my back yard .LOL ..would give you a couple years work..after you strip then we can haul it over to "Steamer" robs and he can run it in his locomotives

[9W Monighan]

Originally Posted by tracksntreadslou

I agee Great work steve..If you need some phots of a Jung Pump torn down let me know ...These pumps are rated for a 120 bar ...think thats whats running Ed machine

Hey Steve I have access to all kinds of coal about 30 minutes away ..Say the word and i will get a couple pickup loads and bury a layer in my back yard .LOL ..would give you a couple years work..after you strip then we can haul it over to "Steamer" robs and he can run it in his locomotives

I don't need to look very far, about 25'below my house the Pittsburgh seam is there that's about 9' thick

[tracksntreadslou]

Lol...Maybe about 200 years of work for the 9W

[SmallHaul]

Steve, thanks for taking the time to re-post these pictures! More, more...

It still amazes me to look at all of the work you have done.