During the latest Gold Rush frenzy, Parker’s team faced the challenge of relocating their wash plant, named Lucifer, to a different site. They encountered issues with the runway they constructed and the weight of the wash plant itself. Despite these setbacks, they were able to overcome the obstacles and position Lucifer in its new spot to begin their gold mining operations. By the end of the episode, they tallied up their gold earnings, reaching a season total of $678,000.
“This achievement marks a new milestone for Parker’s crew! Despite facing numerous challenges over the course of three days, their journey is filled with unexpected twists and turns that ultimately lead to their remarkable success.”
If you want to witness this exciting journey first-hand, be sure to watch the full video below and see how the crew defied the odds to achieve their goals in the face of uncertainty!
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Exciting news, we’ve got some fresh updates for you! Parker and his team have relocated their wash plant, Lucifer, to a new site. It wasn’t easy, as they encountered hurdles with the runway and the heavy equipment. But they managed to overcome these obstacles and finally got Lucifer up and running for gold mining. And the best part? Their latest gold haul boosted their season earnings to a whopping $678,000.
In-order to adhere to time constraints, the crew relocated the wash plant without completely taking it apart. They had to handle the wash plant with caution as any adjustments made would have significant effects on the entire plant. Moreover, they had to maneuver the makeshift runway they constructed without any flight schedule or contact with incoming planes. The team managed to move Lucifer beyond the runway and onto the designated pad. Subsequently, they linked the super stacker to the wash plant and commenced gold mining operations. The crew’s combined gold yield from three separate cuts boosted their season earnings to $678,000.
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