They call that machine a channel digger or road scraper here in Australia. That kind of machine can fill a semi up in 3-5 minutes depending on capacity, can fill a dump truck up in 2-3 minutes. These machines do work, they don't mess around when it comes to gouging out a trench, be it for kerbing and channeling or for road widening or whatever project it is needed for, they move dirt and lots of it!

I used to work around several very large surface mining shovels in the same part of the country as the Big Muskie dragline, the largest being the Gem of Egypt and the Silver Spade. Buckets were in the 110-120 cubic yard range...the size of a garage. The machines were around 200 feet tall, truly amazing pieces of machinery

Good to know you'd take pleasure in watching people die. Would you have even called for help if you hadn't gone in?they should have just called for help, idiotic to go in themselves like that on fragile ice!You must have been one of the people in the video.Put the phone down and help

They are at a concrete recycling plant. The pipe was already defective.Surely these aren't from all the same job site. Way too many different sizes, or were these all delivered to a site the way you are showing?I know it’s Defective pipe but if it was a Normal drop off Dear Lord my Boss would Kill us and the Driver.I need to more some could I brake them with a sledgehammer

Now I'm no tree hugger by any mean's because I know that wood is a renewable resource. But It seems a shame to cut down those huge majestic trees. I understand if it's due to a necessity but I personally think that if a tree reaches a certain girth it should be spared from the Reapers (literally and figuratively) saw!! Can't we get by with the smaller trees???

The crane/bucket driver is truly a master at his work. The hand eye coordination to do this work from a distance is amazing to see. There is not a lot of spillage.Excelente trabajo con precision merece una calificación excelente magnificoa.So many mouths to feed. All day everyday 24/7 they do this at so many ports in every country and we still have hungry people around the world. Incredible

Love how they superimposed a tigerfish over the pike in the the thumbnail. Clickbait thumbnails should be a bannable offence.I would absolutely love to go on a fishing adventure like this. I have zero fishing skills. But I'm sure I would be in awe the whole time.The sea lion that jumps into your kayak is cute. Until the 15 foot great white shark, that it's trying to get away from, follows it up

Gotta love the commitment to safety, those lads with the hard hats running in and checking the drivers, well done!
Also, that damn Lexus going twice, gotta love the lad essence dripping off that driver!I love these videos. Nobody’s face in it talking over half the video. Just pure entertainment.They should add ballast weight about 200 kilograms or more to the back of the car, so the car doesn't fall on its nose while jumping, to protect drivers from injuries.

The only part of this that really surprises me is how the whole mountain seems to be one continuous and solid mass. There are no boulders or sudden changes in the material; the whole thing is just a monolith of the same material throughout.Driving the wheel loaders backwards while keeping the block balanced between the other wheel loader on a narrow road is super impressive.Wow this is genuinely so cool. I never knew marble came from whole mountains made of marble!! When they tipped over the block they cut out of the mountainside in the beginning I held my breath but my goodness that stuff is strong.

I love at the beginning when they are felling the tree, the one guy is dressed like a spokesman for Stihl and has all the safety gear while his buddy’s got nothing protective and looks like he was just cutting grass or something.I feel like that dude was taking a big chance pushing that log with his balls.Wow. This is the perfect example of teamwork! I am completely fascinated by watching this!