Mucker by Cytisus
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Description
This machine known as a "Mucker" was used in the hard rock mining industry such as Gold, Silver and other ore type mining operations. This was used to clear and load loose rock at the entrances to the Coal mines. This machine was manufactured by the Sullivan company.
Comments (26)
Excellent capture, love the textures here!
Excellent capture.
Cool old piece, and I love the dilapidated buildings behind...very nicely captured!
belle photo. Il y a eu des progrès depuis :)
Perfect. 5+!!!
Cat wake you up again my friend ?? lol do what I do put her in the garage for the night, mean aren't I great photo!!
Great capture..
I see someone has started to give this machine a lick of paint, its only the handle and nameplate but its a start. Excellent capture and an informative narrative as well. Bravo!!!!!
Love this rusty machine !
i dont whether you have seen the 5 alive but this bears an uncanny resemblance to that robot :o)..excellent capture mick
What an interesting machine! Thanks for posting it. Fascinating stuff!
Good capture again erland
this is super looking . I enjoy all the other stuff on the walls too
NICE.........
an amazing museum but the building in the background is out of place.looks like with all the expense of the displays they would remove it.
Fantastic capture.
Excellent capture. Diane.
Nice POV and excellent capture. Thanks for the info !
Excellent photo. We cannot imagine what the old miners had to endure. It is a part of history worth saving. I'm sure they are in the process of restoring the old building, too.
Excellent shot!
Great capture and information! Well done!
Wonderful photography Congratulations!! A million stars***********Happy weekend. Hug and kiss in Your heart.Luminous blesing.Ludy
Excellent shot, fantastic details. Looks very interesting. I like such old machines.
What an unusual piece of machinery. Great shot and details. Aloha, it is great to be back home again.
Hubby and I just love looking at old machinery..there is a war museum in far north Queensland that we always go to see when we are in the area too.. great photos..
Excellent image, bravo