A forgotten TD9 bulldozer waited high on a ridge where its logging work once ended. The creator set out to see whether the machine still held a spark of life after so many seasons in the weather.
Machines on Tracks
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Step back in time with the Marion 4161, a 300-horsepower electric shovel that carved its name into mining history with raw power and brilliant design.
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Built in the 1960s, Big Brutus was an 11-million-pound electric shovel that worked the Kansas coal fields. Now silent, it stands as a monument to human ambition.
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Caterpillar 6090 FS weighs around 1,000 tons, runs two V16 diesels and can move nearly 94 tons of material in a single scoop.
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The Terex RH 400 is a hydraulic beast built for extreme mining. With dual engines, a colossal bucket, and unmatched efficiency, it moves mountains—literally! Explore its specs, operator experience, and record-breaking projects that make it a legend in heavy machinery.
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When size and power matter, the Hitachi EX8000 delivers! This hydraulic monster is designed to tackle the toughest mining jobs. We break down its insane specs, how it works, and what makes it one of the most powerful excavators ever built.
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Meet the Komatsu D575A, the king of bulldozers! With 1,150 horsepower, a 69 cubic yard blade, and a 152-ton frame, this monster moves mountains—literally. Used in mining and mega construction, it’s built for earth-shattering performance.