7400: (Satellite, my guess)
I noticed Reading Anthracite on a satellite map when I was researching Blaschak Anthracite.
Eric T Bella posted a video and 12 photos with the comment: "After two years of development work in at the Pine Knot Operation Reading Anthracite Company moved there 1961 Marion 7800 walking dragline across Thomaston Rd. in Hecksherville. Six feet per step, the dragline was walked from the Thomaston part of the operation to the Pine Knot Pit where it will mine for the next several decades going east. I just wanted to give a shout out to all those who husseled in making the move a success, Kyle Slane, Travis Wiest, Mike Donaldson, and many more, put in alot of extra hours into this project, its it's by no means an easy or quick process."
The fourth item was the video.
1 of 3 photos posted by Lucibello Heavy Equipment photography Reading Anthracites Marion 7800 looking spiffy with a new paint job. Nate Nowak shared |
Dennis DeBruler commented on Lucibello's post Is this the one? https://www.google.com/maps/@40.8184788,-76.2253084,130m/data=!3m1!1e3 Robert Bann: Dennis DeBruler no Nate Nowak: Dennis DeBruler that's Keystone Anthracite's 7400 |
Nate Nowak shared
Gavin Black: How big bucket on that machine
Nate Nowak: Gavin Black 35 yards
Andrew W. Raibeck: That’s a ton of greasing on the propel gear. Our 7400 requires greasing every 6 steps.
Nate Nowak: Andrew W. Raibeck I'm lucky we have automatic greasers, when they work right lol
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The fourth item was the video.
Anthracite Coal National Park posted New Heckshersville pit yesterday |
Gibson Smith posted Big Muskie and a Marion 7800 Harrison Coal & Reclamation Historical Park shared [Bucyrus-Erie 4250-W] |
Lucibello Heavy Equipment photography posted two photos with the comment: "Marion 7800 stripping overburden to chase the sloped anthracite coal seams."
Anthony Lucibello shared
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Nate Nowak posted three photos with the comment: "A couple photos from the Anthracite Region yesterday. Marion 7800 and 7500, Reading Anthracite. 7400 @ Keystone Anthracite."
Alex Taylor: Is Pennsylvania the unofficial home of Marion draglines still in use? 7400, 7450, 7500, 7800, 8700 - quite the wide variety!!
Nate Nowak: Alex Taylor yes, there's very few B-E's left. The 1450W and a couple 380w's
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