I have a question for anyone that knows about this company Svetruck.
Back in the late 1980's to middle 1990's I ran a machine that look all most the same in many respects only the one that I operated was used to lift overseas containers.
I operated one here in Toronto Canada
The name of it was CLARK they made and may still make forklifts. In USA.

Hard to watch that one driver when he couldn’t get his load out. Waited fifteen minutes to only do what he should’ve done immediately. Let it down and pull up. Notice all these drivers doing the same things "wrong" when dumping. Dump part of the load then pull ahead a "few feet" to allow room for the rest of the load to come out. DUH. Even those large rocks would have come out if they had room to fall to the ground. There is no need at all to dump the load into one pile. One pile just makes it harder for the Dozer

This is the reality.... For a human it takes months and years to build a house... But when God shows it's glimpse it doesn't take more than 2 seconds to destruct the maintenance and buildings constructed by humans.

As someone watching from the US. Watching your videos is most relaxing even at 2 x speed. Hope your community appreciates this very important and risky job. It’s good to see how well this operator is able to make this tough job look easy. Glad that this ended up with everyone being safe. Thanks so very much for posting and sharing!

The dog fell from the pier while playing, a dogs best lady friend came to the rescue. My thanks to all for the so many reactions!..about 2 yrs later, sometimes I see the young lady walking there with her dog. I have not seen the man and the dog since, maybe they are not from this neighborhood.

And this why Post10 is amazing for calling everyone he could think of when he witnessed a culvert collapsing under a super busy highway on/off ramp. Post10 actually investigates, while that stuffy old engineer that belittled him sits in his cozy, clean, dry office and rambles about theoretical stuff. I know who I'd trust to make sure my local drainage system actually works.

Great attitude, empty and repair before it breaks. Few do this. Preventive maintenance. Mr. or Mrs. I don't know. Congratulations. Wow, when this happens, where my family lives it's a party of fish, alligators, snakes, frogs, haha ​​...

A greedy wild elephant shunned jungle leaves and instead stopped passing trucks to steal sugarcane. The 35-year-old jumbo nicknamed 'Fatty' by locals emerged from the forest on a road in Chachoengsao province, Thailand, on December 29. He walked in front of the vehicles forcing them to slow down, then reached up to the sweet-smelling cargo in their trailers. Footage shows the bull gorging on the sweet snacks freshly harvested from nearby fields before they arrive at factories to make sugar. Some truck drivers even had to swerve into the opposite lane to avoid being raided by the powerful beast.

You guys that are critical of this very stressful situation need to understand a few things. The temp outside was around 35 degrees. The hole was pretty small, just big enough for the horse to be vertical. Rocky ground makes quick digging very difficult, even with a backhoe. His legs were stuck around the underground pipe so simply lifting him out was impossible. Untacking the horse would have been extremely difficult, dangerous, and freezing. The minute the horse's head submerges, the horse would have died. Keeping the bridle on was very important to keeping his head out of the water. The dog that was "abused" and hit was getting too close to Joe and needed to back off. A dog that close to a drowning horse was making a very stressful situation for Joe even more stressful. Dogs are predators and horses are prey. Dogs stress horses out. The rider told me that he had never been so cold in his life. This could have been a catastrophe. Thank goodness for careful and quick thinking. I would love to see you critics jump in your backhoe with nothing but lassos and navigate a very stressful situation like this in under 20 minutes. There wasn't time to gather up the dogs, get a good plan together, find tow straps, and go scuba diving with a thrashing horse in a tiny rocky hole. The horse would have died without fast action. This is a raw, authentic, uncut, unplanned effort to save a horse. Was everything done perfect? Pretty close. Nobody was hurt and the horse is doing great.

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