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Draglines
Draglines are the largest single bucket excavators built
today and Bucyrus has designed and manufactured the world’s
largest. Walking Draglines are a primary excavating tool
used in many surface mining operations worldwide. These
highly productive machines operate 24 hours a day, seven
days a week and are able to reach depths of 213 feet (64.92
m) and have capacities of up to 152 cubic yards (116.2 cubic
meters.) With the lowest material removal cost per ton (tonne)
and an average operating life of 40 years, draglines are the
most productive and versatile machine in the industry.
Bucyrus offers more than fifteen dragline specifications and
an on staff application engineer who works with customers to
tailor each dragline to that mine’s specific needs.
Click
here for Application assistance.
 Walking Draglines
Brochure
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8750
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8750 |
8750B |
8750R |
8750D3 |
| Bucket Capabilities |
76 to 116m3 (100 to 152yd3)
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| Boom Lengths |
109.7 to 132.5m (360 to 435ft)
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| Rated Suspended
Load |
226,800 to 344,736kg (500,000
to 760,000lbs) |
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Approx. Working Weight |
7,620,480kg (16,800,000lbs) |
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8200 |
Bucket Capabilities |
51
to 84m3 (67 to 110yd3) |
| Boom Lengths |
84 to 122m (335 to 385ft) |
| Rated Suspended
Load |
51,956 to 249,480kg
(335,000
to 550,000lbs) |
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Approx. Working Weight |
4,717,440kg (10,400,000lbs) |
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8050 |
Bucket Capabilities |
45 to 61m3 (60 to
80yd3) |
| Boom Lengths |
99m (325ft) |
| Rated Suspended
Load |
136,080 to 181,440kg
(300,000
to 400,000lbs) |
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Approx. Working Weight |
3,629,000 kg (8,000,000 lbs) |
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W2000 |
Bucket Capabilities |
24 to 34m3 (31 to 44yd3) |
| Boom Lengths |
75 to 101m (246 to 331ft) |
| Rated Suspended
Load |
70,300 to 102,000kg
(154,000 to
224,000lbs) |
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Approx. Working Weight |
1,780,000kg (3,916,000lbs) |
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680W |
Bucket Capabilities |
12 to 24m3 (16 to 31yd3) |
| Boom Lengths |
58 to 90m (190 to 295ft) |
| Rated Suspended
Load |
36,300 to 70,300kg
(80,000 to 154,000lbs) |
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Approx. Working Weight |
1,043,000kg (2,300,000lbs) |
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