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Synopsis
A 400-foot high steel cable spans 600 feet from camp to the tunnel leading to the dive site as crews work to remove rocks and boulders in Alaska.
Synopsis
Fred and Dustin work on a steep dive site in Alaska, determined to extract gold from the treacherous waters. They face challenges as they engineer systems to remove large boulders and rocks. A 400-foot steel cable spans 600 feet from their camp to the tunnel leading to the dive site. The crew fabricator, Wes Richardson, takes control of the hall line, while Dustin struggles with the machinery. Their efforts culminate in a successful test of their winches, marking a significant day in their pursuit of wealth.
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Why Watch
- See how a team tackles a challenging dredging project.
- Watch Dustin learn to operate heavy machinery under pressure.
- Find out what happens when winches finally work as intended.
Did You Know
- A 400 ft high steel cable spans 600 ft from camp to the tunnel.
- Dustin is operating machinery for the first time during this project.
- The crew has made more progress in one day than in two weeks.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the height of the steel cable used in the project?
The steel cable spans 400 ft high.
How long is the cable that connects the camp to the tunnel?
The cable spans 600 ft from camp to the tunnel.
What is the purpose of the new sled designed by Fred?
The sled is designed to remove rocks from a steep dive hole.
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