Growing up, when we would go visit my family that lives out in the country, they all had gas and diesel tanks like this, or the gravity ones on tall stands. I've always planned on having them, it just seems excessively convenient to basically have your own gas station at your house. I definitely would love to have enough fuel on hand to avoid buying it during the peak prices in summer, but not so much that it goes bad before using it all.
Thank you all so much for your service and sacrifice for your communities.I spent 13 years as a career fireman. Those guys didn’t even flinch when it popped off! Man the things you miss! Nothing replaces the feeling that you get when you role up and we are the guys that fixes problems!!!This just happened here in Ft. Worth the night before last and a drunk driver ended up driving the wrong way on the highway into the blocked off scene striking an officer and killing him. People are insane drivers these days.
Great job!! Don't need 3 guys in a trench. Just a laborer and a operator.Lol at the people who have no clue about laying pipe. These guys are doing just fine. In a perfect world, we wouldn’t be putting pipes in the ground. We don’t live in a perfect world so.I like how your sloping those banks to keep your pipeman safe,now get that good pipe in the ground.I was waiting for that pipe layer to get crushed, never stand in a pinch point. Worst pipe crew ever.
This video is truly stunning! The skills of oversized timber truck drivers are astonishing. They face many risks and dangers on the road, but still complete the job excellently. It was great to see footage from the woodworking factory and the famous cable drum manufacturing process. This video is not only engaging but also provides a lot of useful knowledge about the wood industry. Well worth seeing!
I am a driller. The work done is to dry out the marshy area by drilling the ground and laying a wick. In the meantime, it allows it to dry out by barking. This is technically correct.They are wicks to allow groundwater to drain rapidly out of the clay soil and increase the rate of its settlement under the new load.There called Wick drains. Its a way for the water in poor soil conditions to be be drained.
why would you want to destroy a car that someone could use?? or at least sell many parts from it?Omg... If people would just stop destroying capital we would all, and mainly the poor people, be able to take a long vacation.... This is disgusting..The guy with the green Cadillac had no idea what he was doing and no business doing it. He was so lucky he didn't ignite all the gas pouring out of it.Stupid. Law too rigid. These are valuable. There have to be much better non destructive profitable ways.
It takes a real genius to work with this equipment in flip flops.I like the wonderful safety footwear!the drivers and riggers should be commended for their professionalism. i was rapt when the plates came out. i have done many tandem lifts and these guys are a credit to their training.Cant say I saw one person who actually knew what they were doing. But didn't need those cranes anyway.Looking at these moments, I can only exclaim: 'Nothing can stop human creativity... except our own technology!'
As a former construction worker and pipe layer myself, I can't help but appreciate the precision and skill displayed by the excavator operator in this video. It's truly impressive to see them maneuver the machine with such finesse and tackle the job with perfection. While I do understand your playful disappointment about the nuts and bolts, it's still amazing to witness their expertise in action. I'm glad you enjoyed it, and I'll definitely keep an eye out for more captivating videos like this. Keep up the great work!
I didn't think I was going to spend 30 minutes watching people dig an excavator out of a mud pit, but here I am enjoying it more than discovery channel in my hotel.That’s crazy! I literally was part of the team who built the reservoir like 200 yards west of there back in 2011. We sunk a D6 up to the cab when we were digging for the dam embankment (among some other gear). That area has some of the worst clay, silt and liquefaction that I have ever seen in my life! I have a literally been stuck and lost boots from walking through it.
Are these disposable antennas? Because an antenna made of such a thin material is driven in two by the first wind.Those workers looked drained and malnourished. Given that there's no safety equipment, I can bet their wages are none existent too.One more way to make a living regardless of the work involved or conditions. Can’t imagine a worker not knowing their potential health exposure with accessing the internet.The only flaw I saw was the 4 holes, you had to dig them first.