Manitowoc 4600 Documentary

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Published 2017-08-06
A look at a 1994 Manitowoc 4600 dragline. Want to see more in-depth tours of draglines? Then join PAmining today!

Chapter List:
00:00 Introduction History
00:46 Dimensions
01:20 Configurations/ Capacity
02:14 Undercarriage
03:37 Twin Engine Configuration/ Power
05:14 Twin Engine Torque Converter/ VICON Transmission
06:26 Single Engine Configuration/ Power
06:51 Single Engine Torque Converter/ VICON Transmission
07:18 Fuel Capacity/ Electric Power
07:44 Air Cleaners
09:57 Interlock Drive/ Drums
11:33 Cab/ Controls
15:49 Weight/ Conclusion History


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All Comments (21)
  • I was the Operator for a US Navy owned 4600 it was in Rota Spain. Engines were 12v71 and 6-110. The main counter weigh could not be seen from outside it was behind the visible rear weight. It was a box filled with solid Lead. It took two super 20 pettybone forklifts, a 40 ton PB had crane and a TD-20 dozer to lift and push it into place. The box was built of 2inch plate. I used Ivory soap bars to lube the slides. ChiefD
  • @terrydtdi
    Brings back some great memories. Ran a few different 4600’s back in the late 70’s early 80’s it was considered the Cadillac of draglines. Nothing like them with the inter lock system.
  • One of these rests in peace under 500 feet of water in Lake Ontario, since it fell off of a barge in a storm in 1981. Thanks for the great tour of this amazing machine!
  • @donmotes5853
    I spent 15 years on a total 5 4600,s all had 379 cat engine my favorite machine out of 32 years on Draglines.
  • @rossginn1171
    Thank you for sharing this,,,, great to see these machines still around to admire .
  • @k4sbb829
    Ive ran two of these bad boys both had cummins 1150 hoist and 855 swing. both where sitting on barges to unload barges with a 12 cubic yard clamshell
  • @towny72
    Always appreciate your documentation of a rapidly changing industry.
  • @oscartonga2668
    Another great video. Thank you so much for the information, I look forward to every new video you do.
  • @robfraley4210
    I have Only ran One (1) of these, It was an Old one that looked Just like this. I only ran it’ a week, when the guy was out sick, and My machine was Down for MX. It’s funny you mention them at 16:15 but yes, I mostly ran the LIMA 2400’s in Both the Three (3) drum Clamshells, diesel & electric unloading barges, and the A & B models of Draglines with 7 - 8 yard buckets both loading barges and making piles with them... 👍
  • @sequoyah59
    Great job. I remember a gang of these machines and 3900s digging the channel up the Verdigris River to Tulsa. Those guys could really cast.
  • @jasonnewell6834
    Love these videos thank for all the research and time explaining keep up the great work I’ve learned a lot from you 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
  • @beetragg
    Another superb video! Thank you!
  • @Mr42960
    You sure are getting a lot of information together to make these videos. Very interesting, thank you.
  • Ive been waiting! It was awesome! Time to do a walk around on the lima 2400! Thank you!
  • @lwilton
    Its' sure nice to see one of these machines that looks like it can still earn its living, and has been used recently.
  • @randyruppel6727
    Beautiful K model in there. Side note, 1150, K19 KT, KTA all same engine essentially just add aftercooling. Even though you probably already knew that. Awesome video, cool they let crawl around and inside these machines! Keep em coming!