This 1995 bucket-wheel excavator is so big that you won't believe it exists. Built by German company TAKRA in 1995, Bagger 293 is one of the biggest terrestrial vehicles on earth. After being acquired by its current owner RWE Power AG, the second-largest energy producer in Germany, the excavator was renamed from MAN TAKRAF RB293 to Bagger 293. | GIGadgets

The Bagger 293 isn’t just massive—it’s the largest land vehicle ever built. 🚜 Standing over 310 feet tall and weighing 14,200 tons, this German-built bucket-wheel excavator looks less like a machine and more like a moving city. Built for strip mining, it can shift a jaw-dropping 240,000 cubic meters of earth per day, powered by 20,000 kilowatts of electricity. It crawls forward at only 0.6 km/h, but nothing stands in its way. To put it in perspective, it’s taller than the Statue of Liberty and

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