W.A.
RASIC's
39.3 million dollar Perris Valley north reach pipleline in Riverside.
The Project is 2.5 miles long and has one heck of a fleet of iron on
site to get the job done. Just a small list of the heavy equipment
being used consists of;
a Hitachi
EX1200 excavator, a Komatsu PC1250-8
excavator, a
Komastu PC1000 excavator, (2)
CAT 385C L excavators, a CAT 365C L excavator, a Hitachi EX800
excavator, a Hitachi EX750 excavator, a CAT 980H loader, a CAT 972H
loader, and many many others! Check out my full article on the project
as well as all my
hundreds and hundreds of pics I've taken throughout the pipelines
progession.
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Latest Additions:
8-16-08 added a bunch of new pictures to the Photos page
8-8-08
I know this is a website dedicated to Southern California Earthmoving
(and I'll have some new SoCal pics up soon) but you have to check out
all these pics I just added (close to 1,000) from my trip to
Minnesota! Click onto the Outside of SoCal equipment shots page and check out all the photos and then afterwards hit up the Video
Clips
page where you can see a couple short clips
7-18-08 Got a
bunch of new pictures up on the Photos page, 2 new little
movie clips on the Video
Clips
page,
and added some new pics that
people sent in on the "out
of SoCal" uploads page
7-11-08 Added a bunch of new pics to the Photos page and a new movie
clip to
the Video
Clips
page
6-18-08 Check out the full article
I did on W.A. RASIC's
North Reach Perris Valley Pepeline project. Also have a bunch of new
pics up on the Photos page!
6-5-08
Lots
of new pics added to the Photos
page... Cat 637D scrapers in
action, a Hitachi EX450 excavator loading dumps a a whole lot
more Also
added a new Video Clip
6-4-08
Today
I added a bunch of pics I
just finished taking from my weekend in
Arizona and visting the 259 mile Transwestern gas pipeline project.
This is one
huge big long pipeline, the pipe goes over mountains down steep
hillsides and
through hard desert rock. When you look down the pipe itself it
just disappears into the horizon.
I
took a bunch of pics of some of the machines being used such as one
of the huge bucket wheel trenchers, some of
the pipelayers, welding machines, and a few shots of one the
countless 345C L excavators being used (couln't even tell you how many
I saw there was so many)
