Visited No. 9 coal mine. Fascinating. Excellent educational tour. And Yes: My home is heated with Anthracite. Much more heat efficient & dependable than natural gas. Power-goes-out, I still can heat my home. Coal. America's Energy by American Workers!
Love the video! If you’re back in this area sometime, and are looking for “trendy coffee”, check out Lancaster City. Tons of great coffee. My personal favorite is Passenger, though you can’t go wrong with Copper Cup, Square One, or Prince St either.
I go to school in reading. Learning about the local anthracite history is what got me into mining. After I get my gen Ed's done, I'm planning on going to school for mining engineering. Cool video. Also, Harrisburg is kind of a lame ass city. But then again, so is reading.
@@Most_Trustworthy_Weasel I live close to reading but used to frequent the anthracite patch in the summertime with my family. We would go to the number 9 mine in the summer becouse the mine was 56 degrees all year round. I would still count it as local history though becouse all the towns in berks County sprung up due to the steel industry were reliant on the presence of coal and iron in the area. I live in a town where the mill outlived its competitors in the early 1800s becouse of its switch to coal.
Welcome to Anthracite Region, go visit the smaller Companies, so w of them have been on the same strip of mountain for 30 years and they run the equipment whenever they want.
I fit up and weld the main beams on the revolving frames to construction excavators. I'd love to see the main beams on these massive mining excavators so bad.
I live in Somerset pa and I live beside a mine and they have a ex8000 loading 785 rock trucks very big shovel I believe there is only one that is bigger that’s a rh400
You’d loved to been here in eastern Ky in the 80s…some of the biggest equipment in the world right down the road…and of course down in central Ky Peabody had the largest everything….look up Brian davis’ photos I thinks his name
They pretty much forced all of those houses up the road to sell out. They where cracking the foundations and opening up old workings when they would blast. It was a nitemare. Trust me I know since one of those houses was mine
Interesting video…… enjoyable to watch but would have preferred to video on the deeper excavations of the second half of this video!!! Also why no deep excavation SAFETY signs on the road where machine was digging…. 🤔😒
That is awesome that's an excavator someday you need to take a 672 with Sonic tracers smart grade check it out really enjoy your channel it's a really nice pictures and videos
Can't stand the ridiculous editing - 1-2 second clips is nauseating - show the machines working at normal speed in longer clips and you'll get more engagement with viewers. Also, explanation of what is being done and why would be a significant improvement. I've tried to watch your channel a few times but always get irritated - seem most of these vids are purely for marketing. RUclips isn't Instagram - need longer content.
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Very cool, and quirky. You blokes have sucked me in. I now look forward to these videos.
What a fun video! You really kept it moving along and included lots of great angles/perspectives on the giant equipment.
PS
I hope you disposed of your banana peal safely
I love how raw your video's are
Visited No. 9 coal mine. Fascinating. Excellent educational tour. And Yes: My home is heated with Anthracite. Much more heat efficient & dependable than natural gas. Power-goes-out, I still can heat my home. Coal. America's Energy by American Workers!
I could watch that operation all day
Love the video! If you’re back in this area sometime, and are looking for “trendy coffee”, check out Lancaster City. Tons of great coffee. My personal favorite is Passenger, though you can’t go wrong with Copper Cup, Square One, or Prince St either.
awesome thank you very much
Me gustan la maquinaria pesada
Always and forever.
Will carry on
I go to school in reading. Learning about the local anthracite history is what got me into mining. After I get my gen Ed's done, I'm planning on going to school for mining engineering. Cool video. Also, Harrisburg is kind of a lame ass city. But then again, so is reading.
There's no Anthracite in Reading lol That's 30 miles North.
@@Most_Trustworthy_Weasel I live close to reading but used to frequent the anthracite patch in the summertime with my family. We would go to the number 9 mine in the summer becouse the mine was 56 degrees all year round. I would still count it as local history though becouse all the towns in berks County sprung up due to the steel industry were reliant on the presence of coal and iron in the area. I live in a town where the mill outlived its competitors in the early 1800s becouse of its switch to coal.
The temp is only 56 without the fans on a the openings sealed off@@charliemcgee9803
See if you could do a walk around on these machines
Welcome to Anthracite Region, go visit the smaller Companies, so w of them have been on the same strip of mountain for 30 years and they run the equipment whenever they want.
I fit up and weld the main beams on the revolving frames to construction excavators. I'd love to see the main beams on these massive mining excavators so bad.
Just them tracks alone are bigger then you an I of we where to stand next to it lol they are huge machines. So is that haul truck.
That's awesome
I live in Somerset pa and I live beside a mine and they have a ex8000 loading 785 rock trucks very big shovel I believe there is only one that is bigger that’s a rh400
I’m wondering how does he afford to do these trips what kind of sponsorship is behind this cool video
How much does this unit cost? And how much is that dump truck?
I live in minersville this is pretty neat
You’d loved to been here in eastern Ky in the 80s…some of the biggest equipment in the world right down the road…and of course down in central Ky Peabody had the largest everything….look up Brian davis’ photos I thinks his name
I burn quite a bit of reading coal in my blacksmith shop its the best coal ive found i tried other coal but anthracite burns the best
NEXT TIME YOU ARE IN HEGINS STOP BY AND SAY HELLO.
Do you own your company
They pretty much forced all of those houses up the road to sell out. They where cracking the foundations and opening up old workings when they would blast. It was a nitemare. Trust me I know since one of those houses was mine
Good video for the Mtv crowd I guess...not for heavy equipment geeks. Choppy editing, music over the sound of the engine = outta here!
Interesting video…… enjoyable to watch but would have preferred to video on the deeper excavations of the second half of this video!!! Also why no deep excavation SAFETY signs on the road where machine was digging…. 🤔😒
That is awesome that's an excavator someday you need to take a 672 with Sonic tracers smart grade check it out really enjoy your channel it's a really nice pictures and videos
Let’s go Brandon!
Hell ya 570 bot
462 da fuck 😂
IS MINERS TOWN NICE TO LIVE
No Minersville is not nice lol I live just out side of it near Pottsville
what are the citys liek there now what type of people still live there
Can't stand the ridiculous editing - 1-2 second clips is nauseating - show the machines working at normal speed in longer clips and you'll get more engagement with viewers. Also, explanation of what is being done and why would be a significant improvement. I've tried to watch your channel a few times but always get irritated - seem most of these vids are purely for marketing. RUclips isn't Instagram - need longer content.
Wish you would have talked about the machines more. Spent too much time on car footage. Didn't hear about the machines at all...
We're working on it
MSHA violation can’t walk on piles.