Excavators are the octopii of earthmoving world.Not much you cant do if you spend your life on a good machine. Its what happens if a pipe burst, then even the best are in trouble.That driver deserves to be paid well.And where do our colleagues put it, show us so that they are shocked, this is not a job, trainee.I have always loaded it the other way around, with the blade resting on the road, first it acts as a brake to prevent the tracks from slipping and you avoid falling, then by lowering it it raises you a bit...

Hum ko sakon daine wali cheez kitni mehnat sa banti h good amazing.They all need masks. Fine particles are very dangerous.Very hard working People.I wish i could find a blanket that stuffed here!wear mask harworking men plz otherwise u will get resporatory problm.This is the factory and if we want to buy one or two can we get it at the rate you pay the dealer

I'm speechless! These machines are truly incredible.Incredible to see these massive machines in action—truly engineering marvels!These transport teams are true professionals.The precision and focus required for these moves are next level.It’s like watching a perfectly choreographed dance with machines.Its amazing to see them maneuver such heavy equipment.The combination of engineering and power of these machines is amazing!

Incredible footage of tractors battling mud! It's amazing how they try to power through and the various strategies they use.Always enjoy the guys giving hand signals, as if the urgency of their gestures would help accomplish something.When your rim is spinning inside your track, that can't be good.In the hands of skilled farmers, agriculture machines become instruments of precision, conducting the symphony of a bountiful harvest.

Before watching this video, I used to get afraid of seeing this type of flyover construction, wondering how this HUGEE thing is made. After watching it, I don't get afraid of it now. Actually, it is beautiful.Amazing. Love seeing how things like this are made. People don’t realize what kind of work goes into doing this kind of stuff. Overwhelming on how strong these structures are. Not to even mention how intricate to even show us this illustration. Thank you for that. Next time I drive on a bridge or something similar to this, I will think of the work and effort it took to make that possible and appreciate it.

They go backwards to keep more weight in the back (side facing up hill) and helps prevent tipping over or catching the bucket and flipping.Easily got my thumbs up. Nicely presented video and down-to-earth narrations. No stupid music and we actually got to hear the original sounds of the clips! Thank you!In our place all heavy trucks modified to have water tank to drip the brakes to keep it from overheating. Especially in hilly roads as most our roads.

Watching these machines for a few seconds is fine, try watching them every day all day, not such fun! The constant loud rhythm hypnotizes you.Honestly the most impressive parts of the video aren't the machines, but the people who work with enough speed and precision to look like a machine.Powerful machines and people, creating truly honorable work !!!Powerful machines and people, creating truly honorable work !!!

Old feller in the vest was working that load. Have seen no others pick through the stones like him in other videos. Good man!Always watch these before nite nite. Makes me sleep well.People are actually commenting about a worker standing in front of 3500 tons of stone, and they're concerned about his footware.It‘s nice, no doubt ! But it would be nice also to see other side that the stone get loaded and hauled away with those heavy trucks or the time lap of the ship depth rises.....
I mean the whole operation, is this in the river, lake or ocean ? Thanks

I've been running my Hydro-Turbines for 18 years now, They have a nominal running rate of 200 Amps each and there is two of them in my system. There maintenance costs has been $400 dollars in the 18 years, thus far. They generate more power than I will likely ever need. It runs the house, barn, machine shed, shop, wells and power and machine tools, everything. Last year I added a 2000KWh Solar array, just to make sure. Not having an electric bill in 18 years has been great. The best part of it all is it all came from government surplus, except for some of my drop pipe for the inlet, and it was cheap.

Friends, the damage caused by these hydra crane operators was not as much as the damage caused by the fall of the machine. The way they pulled out the machine, it seems like they are not concerned about the damage caused to the machine. Their only job is to straighten the machine somehow. May God save us from such hydra machine owners.The iron becomes straight and the first one to be completed is these ten people who got saved, Waheguru ji bless you brave man.