In new time of Gold Rush, Parker’s crew successfully moves their wash plant, Lucifer, to a new location. They face challenges with the runway they built and the weight of the wash plant. Despite these obstacles, they manage to get Lucifer in place and start mining for gold. At the end of the episode, they tally up their gold haul, which brings their season total to $678,000.
“This is a new record set by Parker’s crew! However, difficulties accompanied their team throughout the 3 days, and the mysterious stories behind it contribute to an unexpected success.”
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Parker’s crew moves their wash plant, Lucifer, to a new location.
They face challenges with the runway they built and the weight of the wash plant.
They successfully get Lucifer in place and start mining for gold.
At the end of the episode, their gold haul brings their season total to $678,000.
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The crew had to move the wash plant without fully disassembling it due to time constraints.
They had to be careful with the wash plant’s movements as any input would be amplified throughout the plant.
They had to navigate the runway they built without any flight schedule or means of communication with incoming planes.
The crew successfully moves Lucifer past the runway and onto the pad.
They connect the super stacker to the wash plant and start mining for gold.
The crew’s gold haul from three different cuts brings their season total to $678,000.
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