NO Reproduction in Whole or in Part, on ANY, and ALL of my Pages,  Including Text and Pictures,  May be made, without the express Written Permission  of Web Editor, Doug Gent © 2016 I was wondering what dragline was built south of Estevan in the early 1960's and then these pictures came in which we thought were Mr. Klimax, but turns out they are not. A fellow in Pennsylvania cleared up the confusion. I would like to first Thank Marjorie Turton, for most of these early dragline pictures taken with a Browne Bulls-Eye camera.   Mr Aaron Honyara from PA, USA thinks the pictures below are of another dragline, not Mr Klimax, the Marion 5800 That might explain the date error, 1963, not 1958 when Mr Klimax was built Also explains the Bucyrus sign on this one. If it wasn't Mr Klimax my apologies. There is no doubt it is a dragline in the Estevan area and no doubt built in 1963 or earlier. But probably not Mr Klimax as originally thought. Have to do some research on this one for it's name. Marjorie told me she never got her films developed right away so the 1963 date might be misleading on these pictures as well, it probably is earlier. Hope this clarifies the error.  It was not intentional by Marjorie or myself. Regardless, they are beautiful old pictures and still worth including here. Bucyrus Monighan Dragline Under Construction I believe this is the Bucyrus Monighan 500W, (see below) Note this picture shows the starting of construction of the A frame, and House, motors etc. on the top side of the A frame is a sign Bucyrus Monighan, In 1913, Oscar Martinson,  of the Monighan Machine Company of Chicago,  patented the “Martinson Tractor Drive”  to create the first walking dragline.  In 1931, Bucyrus purchased the Monighan Walking Dragline Company of Chicago, Illinois  and changed its name to Bucyrus-Monighan Company.   Another view of  the Bucyrus Monighan 500W  dragline under construction   Well I thought this picture above was Mr Klimax, a Marion M7800 Picture above taken Apr 1958 but it wasn't.  Here is the real story for this photo.  "I think it is a Bucyrus 500W , they are about the same size and look similar,  the 500W was made from1946 to 1959 had 12 - 14 cu. yd. buckets  and 9 of them were made" . Nick Thanks to Nicholas S. Koba Jr. for the correction Picture above taken and donated to me by: Marjorie Turton, with Thanks! Now what was the name of this one?