The maintenance crews in that cold that keep all machinery up and running w the knowledge spare parts etc must be one hell of a job.Nothing to say I have to leave a simple comment that technology that moves the world.Great job! Amazing teamwork and machine operations.Congratulation to the designer and working staff. It is amazing.This looks like it could have been a good video if it hadn't been for the background music.
My dad worked timber industry from around age 25-60. He worked in Appalachians mountains, I worked some with him, but some of the goat trails they used to operate was rough on the nerves. You had to pull logs out with a skidder to get them to loading point and that was often the insane part.This Wood Logging Truck makes transporting timber look easy, but I bet it’s a tough job. Hats off to the drivers!
Why not unload the soil to lighten the truck, push/pull the truck out, and reload the soil? Or am I making too much sense?Would have been better to pull the truck back to a seasonal level and dump the load then pull foward.The guy that is waving those trucks back into the slurry needs a slap, he should be getting the trucks to dump their loads on where it is solid and let the dozers push it back.They should just empty the truck and push the dirt over where they want it.
Atleast it didn't take the truck over. That could have been worse.Bolders in a aluminum dump bed yeah he must of been really needing the cash from the load to do that.I am not a dump truck driver but just watching that video made me very upset! Why would anybody LOAD those kind of boulders in an aluminum dump trailer if it would have been a steel dump trailer that may have had a very different outcome!The only way that this is the driver's fault is if he's the one that loaded it.
We have Serpentines from Dzhubga to Adler. Our Serpentines are just a piece of cake! THESE ARE HIGH-CLASS PROFESSIONALS!!! May God grant them HEALTH! And easier routes. I have 52 years of driving experience. I have driven thousands of kilometers. I am only 72 years old. And to all my friends I wish you HEALTH! Please take care of yourself!There is such a profession, a seeker of the edge of technology potential. With all due respect to the people of this profession!
Ang tibay ng tulay nag karoon tuloy tayo ng idea lung gano katibay mga bridge natin salamat.Corrupt government,never care about it's country and people. Community without self discipline. Just sad and frustrating.But the construction of the bridge is solid, if that's different, with just a stroke of steel, it can be broken.It's overflowing with garbage. It happens every year, but not to people. Garbage should be his responsibility. You should dispose of trash properly, you don't throw it anywhere. That is the reason for the blockage of the estuaries.
The bells are already ringing in the kitchen...work, work. If there is no money for a project, there is no need to worry...plastic rice containers and so on are already selling well...nails and cement are already selling well...to build...but we have to follow the work laws.I remember how they built the Bratsk State District Power Plant! The same column of machines, only with reinforced concrete products to block the Angara River! I'll remember that for the rest of my life.
In Malaysia we place a precast reinforced concrete (RC) cylinder upright on the site. We start digging on the inner ground and the heavy cylinder will lower by itself into the ground. When the cylinder is level with the ground place another cylinder on top and so on until clean water at the deeper level is obtained. Water will seep in between the cylinders into the well. The top few cylinder joints can be joined with sealant to prevent dirty water of top levels seeping in. No danger of wall collapse.Using those folding sacks is a lot more efficient than filling buckets like most builders would use. Good idea to speed things up and save a lot of shovel work.
If this was in the philippines, there would be ten guys with hammers and shovels, taking a month to get started.Please make a video next about the factory that makes the paint for the road lines.If this was in Indonesia, will took 2 Months, 150 Workers & Dozen of trucks!This road construction process is absolutely mesmerizing! The use of new asphalt driveway machinery and technology is truly impressive. You may want to consider the Buildovate CRM for assistance in managing construction projects like these!
Pallets don't start fires..Someone else does.Pallets, matresses, and diesel fuel.yeah thats not gonna go out anytimes soon.You can almost hear the insurance adjuster having a stroke.Looks fishy, a couple million dollars worth of busses burning when tourism is down.There is more to this story. Pallets just don’t catch on fire like that. This is arson.A palette yard next to a maintenance yard? What could possibly go wrong.