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Jake Gelly
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Just a few home videos, Insta @jakegelly
North Stradbroke Island beach driving and camping - Insta360 test
Taking the Landcruiser HDJ100R out to North Straddie Island off the coast of Brisbane, Queensland near the Moreton Bay area for some beach driving and camping to test out the new Insta360 X3 camera.
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Herald Island Townsville Yacht Club halloween party 2022
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Sailing to The Herald Island Townsville Yacht Club halloween party with my mum. Mexican themed in 2022.
Children in an underground sapphire mine
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Exploring a home made sapphire mine located in Sapphire. A rural locality in the Central Highlands Region, Queensland, Australia. The town of Sapphire is within the locality (23.46111°S 147.7208°E) Sapphires are mined extensively in the area.
Sailing to Bay Rock next to Magnetic Island
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Bay Rock Light is an inactive lighthouse on a rocky islet northwest of Magnetic Island, about 20 kilometres north of Townsville, Queensland, Australia. First lit in 1886, it was automated in 1920 and deactivated in the 1980s. It was relocated in 1992 to the Townsville Maritime Museum, located on the south side of Ross Creek.
One of the largest mobile land machine ever built up close, Dragline Excavator operation
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This Dragline Excavator is a Marion 8200 relocated to Australia from the U.S. An electrically powered, cable operated excavator. It is among the largest mobile land machines ever built.
Twilight sailing yacht race on X-Yachts X-442
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Twilight sailing race off the coast of townsville between magnetic island on X-Yachts X-442 while I have a broken leg.
Hinchinbrook fishing drone edit
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A fishing trip to Dave's hut on an eyot near Hinchinbrook island, in Queensland Australia. Where the Seymour river and Herbert river meet the ocean.
Dave's Hinchinbrook fishing hut
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A fishing trip to Dave's hut on an eyot near Hinchinbrook Island, in Queensland Australia. Where the Seymour river and the Herbert river meet the ocean. The only way here is by boat.
Catching fish non-stop in the Whitsundays on She's Apples Riviera - drone tracking test
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Day trip of fishing on a Riviera called She's Apples in the Whitsundays. Drone tracking test for the DJI Mavic Air 2.
2JZ Toyota Supra turbo MK4 JZA80 burnout untill the tires pop
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Doing a burnout untill the tires pop in my JDM Toyota Supra JZA80 MKIV(mk4) Series 2. Twin turbo 2JZ-GTE VVTi. Getrag V161, RPS Carbon twin plate clutch. OS Giken Super Lock LSD. Koyo Alloy Radiator.
Arguing with people climbing Uluru Ayers Rock Australia
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Uluru Ayers Rock, Northern Territories Australia, Climbed up without a chain and made a lot of people mad. GoPro Hero7 Black on the 2nd of October 2019. Climb permanently closed on 25th of October 2019. Edit: News covered the video "Chaos unfolds Uluru climbers urge couple to use safety chain" www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-7611635/Chaos-unfolds-Uluru-climbers-urge-couple-turn-use-safety-chai...
Honda S2000 at Hervey range - drone test
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Toms Honda S2000 up Hervey range Queensland, Recorded on a DJI Mavic Pro
Dude, you Must respect the wishes of the Almighty Chain Master (aka yob with f-all authority)
Why is the so much blurred out ? It’s not like it’s top secret?
What if you just had another winch set up on other side of the area you want to dig and pull it back across the area? So you can go farther out ?
Haha all bark and no bite all those hundreds people didn't do shit lmfao
Good looking machine. The bucket looks lower profiled than usual, but wider than usual, also. Probably a good Reason. It did dig smoothly, in my opinion.
Climbed it twice, don't think I ever used the chain. But I have spent a lot of years hiking in the mountains of Victoria and NSW. Spent a few years in the military humping a pack about as well so I feel confident on my feet.
The chain is more to have something to grab onto in case you get into a fall. It's not "cool" but rather dumb to ignore the chain like that. If it's quiet there it's fine to walk up without holding onto the chain. Just be in reach of the chain in case you fall. Many people died there by getting into a fall. There are some really steep bits next to that path, if you fall down there it's way worse than falling from a house roof. But anyway, the chain and the entire climbing path are history.
@@Engineer9736 Have you climbed it?
Race me
I worked maintainence shutdowns on a few of these machines in central Queensland during the early 2000's . Dirty work but the $$$$ were clean.
I wish my house was just big
I worked on the compressor in one of those about 40 years ago. It was in Texas digging coal for a new power plant located right behind it. I have seen nuclear aircraft carriers in the military, but somehow the dragline looked bigger.
Was it in Henderson?
@@nicholasnelson6876 I'm not sure where Henderson is but this was in East Texas. It's been a really long time. The plant was brand new, I remember that.
@@ringandpinion3064 the reason I ask is because I live an hour away from Henderson. Henderson is in East Texas. The dragline I'm cutting up has an electric powerplant behind it and another mine directly south of the plant. The mine I'm on is for coal and I assume the other one is too. Luminant mining CO owns the land I'm on. The other mine is called liberty.
@@nicholasnelson6876 I was there in 1987, give or take. I started up the Atlas Copco compressors in the power plant itself but like any good mechanic I slobbered all over myself looking at that big dragline. I don't remember if it was a dragline or shovel but I would assume it is the same plant. I don't remember a power plant specific for the dragline but I do remember some big (huge) electrical cables coming from it. I was born a mechanic and have always been fascinated with big and/or high tech machinery. I was a tank and amtrac mechanic in the Marines and worked on hydraulic oil rigs, compressors, generators, etc etc for the rest of my life. I was really good at control systems and was there as the digital controls took over for the analog stuff, so I made good money knowing that. I'm old and retired now, not turning wrenches anymore.
Awesome machine, seems like it could handle a bigger bucket. I know my house would probably fit in that one , but compared to the size of the whole machine it looks tiny..
My last name is Ayers and I love to argue. I want to go there. Lol
Lorsque j'étais jeune j'ai connu un endroit sur l'Isère où il y avait une dragline pour extraire des graviers dans le lit de la rivière 😊
what's it digging it's own coal to power it. there waste of power. it needs enough power to run 50 thousand homes. very stupid that is in these times
It probably dug the minerals you purchased in the form of an electronic device so you could comment about how dumb it is. Or maybe it dug the coal to supply the power you consumed to make the comment.
actually this is the most efficient way to move dirt other than blasting, and the coal from these mines are mostly used for steel making. Knowledge is far more powerful than emotions
"One of the largest mobile land machines ever built up close" You would have to be up close to build it, building something like that from a distance would be difficult.
I've been watching the Indian point quarry in Illinois build a new drag line It's been close to two years or so now
There was one of these at Utah Developments, Blackwater mine, west of Rockhampton, Queensland, in the mid 70’s.
I think there are 7 draglines there now
It says one of the largest, not the largest, dah.
I used to work on draglines
Gf revenge good bless the ugy
How did you remove vsc
Gotta cut the steering wheel sensor cable under the dash, I installed a switch so I can turn it on and off when I don’t want lights on the dash
@@jdrg any links or videos on how to?
@@jimmywow3672 Ill make one for ya
@@jdrg for real?
@@jimmywow3672 yea give me like two weeks to put it together and I’ll post it on the channel
Hammer, where was the Musky at?? I remember when I was a child my dad took me somewhere where in southern park of Ohio to see one and I am thinking it was named the musky??
The Muskie operated in the area and surrounding area of what is now called The Wilds. Close to Cambridge
Happy New Year!
👍👍👍👍
Definitely a BMA mine haha
Naaa brusss it’s the AMB mine
It is hard to believe such a device is cost effective. But it is by a large amount👍🏼
So were they digging a hole 🕳 or building a mountain 🏔. LoL 😂
That thing is just worthless.
Why is everything censored? You even censored the tag on the guy's bluejeans lol! Why!?
Wanted to limit the exposure of the company logo running the mine, which is also printed on the back of everyones jeans
Staff not allowed to make video these days.
Cool seagulls
hahah. looks like yous were flying too fast for the sandflies 🤣🤣
Nice up close vidja, of a massive machine. My father was an old "Dragliner", mostly on Northwest or Koerings.
the last one i was on took us over 3 years to put together ..
the Gem of Egypt was way bigger and not a drag line, but the Buckeye was a drag line also much bigger. both were used for coal in the Egypt valley in Ohio in the 60s & 70s!! 👍😎
Together with her sister "the Silver Spade".....I love them ❤️
No that’s not the largest machine ever built the big musky is the largest machine that was built to bad it got scraped after a fire broke out from a busted hydraulic line
Naw..your thinking of the the one named the captain. 2nd biggest. It was cut up from the fire breaking out in 1992 in the engine room. Big Muskie was actually shut down from the clean air act being passed. was junked in 1999
He also said one of the biggest not the biggest
And I’m sure they scraped it on a regular basis; likely before they repainted it. Or if they got too much frost on the windshield. But of course in the end, they scrapped it, and didn’t have to scrape it anymore.
big muskie 220 cubic yard bucket
Bucyrus ot Marian... I was on one with 24 ...1000hp electric motors.... 18ft bull gear...150 yard bucket
The bucket is too small ( tiny) comparing with the machine,its a wastage of energy.
Here is a photo of me standing in one of the buckets imgur.com/KfZaQDe
Truth bomb. 💣
The Bucket matches the allowed load. If you calculate the moment arm of the loaded bucket from the centre of rotation and then the mo e t arm of the machine with the counterweight behind the centre of rotation. And compare the numbers you will see what I mean. Drag lines are designed for operations in a specific mine taking ingo consideration the soil type and weight and how much needs to be move per month. As example boom angles are strictly looked at and are designed down go the half of a degree. Most are set between about 33 and 39 degrees, however I know one that is 27 degrees and remember erection g o e at 40 degrees.
Oooo ic...and Merry Christmas Mr Donns..
The dump truck looked like an Electra Hall ... I wonder if unit rig had anything to do with building the digger
Hi. I am asking every person in the World to tell Meghan Markle to shut up. Please pass along.
Queensland coal mine? Stripping overburden!
Those guys should be dressed like jawas, but other than that, cool.
Don’t watch any pixelated vids.👎
Nobody cares
I know, right? I really, REALLY wanted to know what brand of jeans those guys were wearing.
its the mining company logo. @@localcrew
I watched this jaint early 1971 on main dam construction.
No this spot well boys crystal creek leave them crab pots outside near the water tank alone boys
Good spot other than the sand flys
@@jdrg get some nice jack there I haven’t been up for a few months I live in Brissy now. Once it warms up I’ll head up, don’t miss the midgies mozzies though.
Hey Jake it’s kalel
Hey Kalel
yo that’s sick but where are the vids of me catching my big fish hahaha
Pre sure it’s in the second half
Sick
What a naughty little supra ay
Lack of respect for our indigenous people it should be left for dream time and for looking. I do understand both sides but at the end its the care takers choices to look after the culture
The dream time is a mythology made up by the ancient aboriginals to better understand the world due to the lacking any scientific equipment to develop a better understanding. Say what you want but the rock always was, always will be and still is a rock.