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Dozer stuck after operator underestimates grade

AN OPERATING dozer has pushed over onto a grade and has lost traction and become stuck in a dangerous incident at a New South Wales open cut mine.

 The operator removed himself from the dozer and a recovery plan was developed.

The operator removed himself from the dozer and a recovery plan was developed.

The operator has underestimated the grade and, combined with the hard and slippery material, he has not been able to get enough traction to reverse. The operator removed himself from the machine and...

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