I am posting these for Tvan. Tvan writes: These are some pictures of work on the slope doing a pipeline across the sea ice in Alaska
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Now that looks like fun!
That sure is some nice swamp buggy excavator pics. But I must say, way too cold for me!
How do you backfill something like that?!?
machines must be robotically controlled via camera!!
I would guess just go away and the ice will freeze back over. Done!
im suprised machines can still work in temps like that
Brilliant pictures thanks for sharing.
Cool pix, thanks for sharing! Looks to cold for me!
Those pic's make the 30's (Fahrenheit) here today feel warm!
neat fotos, thank you. it is always fun to see what other crazy operations are going on
Cool pics. Priority List: 1. Heater 2. Heater 3. Heater
my fingers and toes hurt just looking at those pictures. Now is that all ice or are you digging through the ice to get to the soil on the bottom?
Great pic's.:thumbsup
was that the pipe line from Northstar or Oooguruk? I moved a 2250 to Oooguruk during the building of the island
Would imagine according to the wetlands act all the spoil's have to be moved to high ground and left there....nice pictures.
That is really something else! Thanks for posting.
Great pictures! I was wondering how the hell a long reach could break through the frost until I saw that it was ice.
That definitely falls in the "extreme service" category ! Amazing pic's
Cool pics those pontoons make that 450 look really small.
North Star Project seems like 2002 or 03
You have to give us details on this pipeline.
nice photo and nice machine..
is it very cold up there now?
What are the boomlifts used for?
Great pic's, bet they never shut down when they have light.
the side booms do all the pipe handling
I know what the sidebooms do...But in one of the pics there is a man basket (boomlift) I cannot figure out what they're doing with them.