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Runaway feeder breaker

A FEEDER breaker went for a 4m roll in a New South Wales underground coal mine after a trainee stopped tramming.

Lou Caruana
The feeder breaker moved down the hill towards the workers.

The feeder breaker moved down the hill towards the workers.

The feeder breaker was being trammed up a grade in a development panel by the trainee operator and a trainer. The feeder breaker rode up onto a rock on the ground that started to crack and break. ...

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