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40

MODERN QUARRYING

January - February 2016

LAST BLAST

Blast from the past

As

MQ

’s focus this issue has been a bit of

a blast from the past, I’ve come across a

collection of old photographs and news-

paper cuttings given to me many years

ago, which would be fun to share.

MQ

is always interested in ‘old’ photographs

and memories. If you have any to share,

we can make this a regular feature in the

magazine. Any photographs sent to me

will be looked after and returned, other-

wise scan them and email them to me

directly. The ones displayed here are

mostly black and white or very faded

colour images. Let me know if you rec-

ognise any of these.

Index to advertisers

Afrimat Management Services....17

Alco-Safe.................................6

ASPASA.................................29

Babcock................................IFC

Barloworld Equipment...........39

Barloworld Power – Industrial....8

Barloworld Power – Rental......IBC

Beowolf................................35

Doosan International................5

FLSmidth................................28

JCB Kemach..............................OFC

Komatsu.......................................38

Liugong Machinery SA..........OBC

Metso Crushing & Screening......24

MMD Mineral Sizing..............22

MynbouRigsAfrikat/aBelazAfrica.33

Weir Minerals Africa.................20

Loading rock at Coedmore

in the early 1970s.

This is a mobile plant on the Stocks & Stocks section

of tollroad, producing high-quality washed concrete

aggregates. The quantity produced was 600 000 t.

Recognise anyone? This was the

very first N2 quarry supervisor’s

course intake in 1982.

A 1,3 m x 1,1 m jaw crusher mounted on

a chassis producing 500 tph of dolerite

basecourse at Somerset East.

Monty Montgomery

himself in 1980.

1984: Iscor’s Donkerhoek quarry.

Eikenhof’s change house in the foreground. The

readymixed concrete batching plant is to the left with

the crusher bins on the right. When was this taken?