Still awesome footage, if I had my way lol this material would be crushed and turned into gravel or road base material. I would like to see mountains of dirt and crushed stone or rock. Keep up the good work
Thank you very much! 🤗 Thanks for watching as well, and for your kind comment! I do my best to capture something not that common when possible, very fun for me that what I show gets appreciated! 😋
Thats right 😅 No dust on the roads either, since the trucks are pouring water all the way to the depo!😅 Thanks for watching and for your comment, greetings back from Norway! 🇸🇯
As I was saying lol, did the water affect the load capacity and do the material have to sun or air dry before being crushed in a cone crusher. Also why the material under water when you have plenty above ground lol lol, Keep up the good work
Hi Johnny!🙋♂️ Yes, I remember that you wrote that you preferred dust, but that this water made it interesting even so!😅 Oh yeah, water makes the job much tougher..😝😆 When the rock is under water like it was here, all fine materials in the rock is just washed away, so there are no dust and fines between the rocks.. The rocks completely jam when it’s washed away, so it gets so much harder to pull the material into the bucket!🤪😄 I was digging out a pump pit here, so I had to get to the bottom of the pile to get the pump in as deep as possible! Next, I had to empty the entire pit to make room for a new blast the same day, and didn’t have time to wait because of the time pressure..😅 Yes, all the rock we extracted here, was dumped at a depo for drainage and to dry up!😋 The cone crusher couldn’t handle wet rock, so the production team in this quarry planned on crushing this material during the next winter when it was dry!😊
Hi!🙋♂️ Well, This is forundre water, simply standing in the ground everywhere!🙂 We were blasting downwards, so I needed to both load out a hole to water pumps, as well as I needed to remove all rock to make space for the new blast!😋 Thanks for your enthusiasm!🙏🙋♂️
@@norwegianearthmovers It may sound crazy, but I play Excavator, Loaders, Rock crushers, Bull dozers videos while going to bed. That sound make me sleep quickly.
@@amritpatel3794 hehe, i van understand you perfectly!😅👌 I may put on other excavators on YT to listen to the sound to fall asleep myself!😄 Even when I’m operating myself from 07.00 to 20.00 o’clock..😋😅
@@norwegianearthmovers Isn't it something? The sound that make you sleep in bed, but not while making it? I really respect the Hard Working People like you. It take lots of concentration while doing this kind of hazardous job.
Hehe, i am quite damaged, kind of addicted to the sounds!😅 When I’m in action, I am so focused that I sometimes forget to rest or eat, but when I turn the engine off, I just kind of sink down both physically and mentally..😂 Then the sounds turns into calming sound, from being this addicting and energizing buzz!😄🤙 Thank you so much for recognizing the effort and focus that’s needed in this line of work!🙏🤗
Thank you so much!🙏😁 Well, this was ground water, it is everywhere- at different level! When excavating or blasting, the water is just coming out of the ground, stabilizing on its natural level! When excavating deep pits, we always need to pump out water! This is done everywhere, in tunnels underpasses or in deep basements!🙂
Thanks for your response I've been viewing your videos for some time now, keep it up I guess it's just like a kid, I like the adventure your videos produce
Where did the water come from....................a spring or run off from a heavy rain ?? Did you finally get dug out enough to be able to pump water ? This is July 1 are you still on this project ? A fan here in the USA.
Well, this is ground water! 🙂 It is everywhere, somewhere almost up to the surface. When we blast pits like this, the rock cracks and water comes out, pushed up by ground and water pressure.🙉 Jepp, we got to pump it out, but now we have blasted deeper and are facing the same issue..😅 The pump is working on the level we loaded out in this video, we are 30 meters longer into the rock now, 2 meters deeper and still going down! Jepp, I'm going to be here even after summer, but hopefully we will get some work for my 390 after summer on another project after some weeks of holidays!😋
Your loading the bucket in the blind (water) why not put a pump on to lower or remove the water level so you can see the bucket ?? Are buckets available with drain holes in the sides to at least allow some water drain off during boom lift and swing ??
I know and aggre, but right here we were loading out a pit for waterpumps! 😉 Can't pump before there's a hole to put the pump in!.. We had a pump another place, but higher, since the waterlevel had been 2 meters higher to begin with.😜 We are ramping down to a 15 meters lower level, when working downhill like this, it tends to be some water on the lowest level until we manage to start pumping the water out! Well, there is a lot of different tools, but if we have holes in the bucket here in Norway, the wear on the bucket will be much higher due to the high abrasive rock we have here.. Drain holes in the bucket would cause a lot of extra maintenance, i guess thats why no bucket designed in Norway has any holes! It's not regular with this much water either, so in some cases like this, it's just to feel the bucket when operating! 🤭😅 Thanks for watching and for sharing your thoughts! 🤗
@@norwegianearthmovers Yep! I love your way of publishing the work! My time as an excavator operator is over, but the other day I needed a mini excavator - and I still could! Best regards. M
@@norwegianearthmovers ja blir morro det, gleder meg😁du skjønner jeg begynner 1 shiftet 2 uker etter lærlingesamling 10 august😊 dermed starter jeg 26 august😁 Har ikke fått vite hva jeg skal kjøre først, men det kommer vel etterhvert tenker jeg😁
Thank you very much! 🤗 Thanks for watching as well, and for your gracious comment!😊 Jepp, I think the bucket is about 6,5 yd3, but its not possible to read the specifics platter nomore to verify..🤪 To small, both machine and bucket for these trucks though,, would prefer my 390 loading these..😅 But, this one gets the job done as well, only needs a little more time..😄
@@bustinjeck5301 hehe, I have one waiting for a new project, I am only operating this one while everything is made ready!😉 There is some videos of that one in action if you search through my channel!
@@bustinjeck5301 hehe, who knows what will happen in the future 😉 I would of course love to upgrade to a 395, but there is still some hours left in the 390!😅
Hi!🙋♂️ Thank you for enjoying it!🙏 So is it far back in time since you worked with this?🙂 Must admit that I don’t fully understand,, did you mean that you worked with bitment and not rock, or that this looked like it?🤭 Professional terms isn’t always easy to catch, since they seem to variate a lot..😅 Well, the pump was on its way, so we needed a hole to put it in.😄 This project was to ramp down a new road for a deeper cut, so we had to move the pump as we moved downwards! This hole was the deepest part at this moment, so I started in this corner so the pump could be placed there!😋 I didn’t have time to wait for the water to be pumped completely either, since we were going to set off a new blast later that afternoon.. Had to empty the pit, so the new blast had free way to go! 😅 Hard to blast uphill, and I did everything I could to prevent old rock from being in new rocks way!😄
Hei!🙋♂️ Vel, det var lensepumper på vei da jeg lastet her, måtte bare ha et hull å sette pumpene i!🙂 Vi paller oss ned 18 meter her, så dette var prosedyren mange ganger på veien, etterhvert som vi sprengte oss lengre og lengre ned. Salven bak maskinen skulle også skytes samme dag som jeg filmet dette, så jeg måtte bare laste på sånn at vi fikk fri stuffen før salva skulle gå!🙃 Takk for nysgjerrigheten!🙏
Thanks for your kind comment!🙂 Well, these trucks have a loading capability of around 50 tons or 24 to 25 m3! They are equipped with a weight system, that warns me as a loader when maximum payload is reached with red and green indicator lights on both sides😋 the rock on this site turns out to be quite lite weight, since the crate is full long before the lights turns red.. Very nice trucks to load, but I prefer to load them with my 390 F, rather than this 374!😉
@@norwegianearthmovers Hello again dear friend. thank you for explaining your beautiful explanations. excuse me. Are you loader operator?I forgot to say that I'm a truck driver but now I don't have any job because in Iran finding a good job is very difficult or I had better say that it is impossible.I have to say that we have got a very very very rich country but most people live in poverty like me. unfortunately we're trying to survive and this is a bitter reality
You are welcome! 🤗 Yes, I am a operator of excavators, wheel loaders, dozers and some more! I am doing all the loading operations in my video's myself, I think it's fun to show what I have gained of experience during my years in loading applications! 😋 So fun to learn that you are a truck driver, but so sad to get to know that it is hard to make a living in your region of the world. I really hope for some changes for you! 🙏 All the wealth must feel like a waste, when life becomes as you describe.. And here you take your time to watch one of my videos! Thank you so much for your comment!😊
Hehe, you are right about that!👍 Had to change the pace now and then, not to make the video too long and boring..😅 At least tried to..🤪😄 It is not in “high speed” all the time though! Thank you for watching and for sharing your thoughts!🙏😊
Hehe, I agree! 😅 But it is a little softer to drive here with wheels, since I'm on bedrock here and there.. Shakes the shit out of me when running over these small peaks thats not giving in for the machine..🙈😆
Well, it stands ready for transport to a project..🙈 We are doing some small jobs while waiting for formalities to complete, running this '74 instead due to small amounts of materials to move..🤪 Don't transport a 390 for 100 000 m3, to expensive to move, so i just have to accept this machine for a while..😉
