A wonderful workmanship with full precision and perfection.I am amazed! With the great ingenuity and effort with which they manufacture, very rudimentary technology. But they can and do it.Only thing which I don't like is handle rest is awesome.For God's sake, I admire them. They are true artisans. The only thing I criticize them for is that they work without protection.
Car and driver are experienced. The men who were pushing from behind were not pushing well, and the road was not very good, so the upstream was not going up.The one who is reading my comment with his lovely eyes should always be happy. May God give you and your parents a long life.Good tiller , put a seat for the operator and it will help a lot in operation.Ow yes the cows used to work like hell now are safe thank you chini for bringing this technology God bless CHINA 🇨🇳
I don't have a clue why I find this so relaxing and actually enjoyable to watch .This video is wrongly titled as rug cleaning when it should have been called an exorcism.That little area rug must have an IMMENSE amount of sentimental value for the owner. This has got to be at least a 500 dollar service..My grandfather and my father ran a rug cleaning business in San Diego. Not once did I see a rug this filthy. People have horrendously low standards and would bring in rugs that they would roll up with dog turds on them but never like these rugs. These You Tube rugs are like something from a flood after a mudslide. Also, this kids rug would never be worth getting all of that dirt out. To clean it would cost many times the worth of the rug and no customer would pay that kind of money. That said, these videos are immensely satisfying to watch.
Cool stuff.Reminds me when I was a kid. We would make dams in a small creek.Great care!Love the handrails on top of the dam.Greetings from Poland. I like what you do. People like you are needed by the world.So beautiful and enjoy this video thanks for sharing stay connected dear.I have you noticed you have done a few of these amazing dams.That’s is amazing I really in joy your videos thank you so much for sharing
The content of this channel is truly top tier: no music in the background, just it's real ambient noise, the filming is precise and clear, no one speaking, the subtitles are available.So much better than documentaries you see on TV (for me at least, there are those who prefer them differently.When steel is red hot, thermal motion of the atoms stops the tiny atom magnets from lining up, so the material becomes non-magnetic.
A burning pilot light under a gas cylinder - brilliant!I would still leave the right to drill holes to the buyer. Having put all the kits in the tank.Hardworking, well done, they are developing the economy of their country!This is one of more impressive things, that pakistani workers make with skill and genious. My sincere respect and admiration. Cheers from my poor Venezuela.The inventor of entire process should be given high five
Stop overloading your trucks and you wouldn't have that problem with them tipping over.This is what happens when you make front axles out of tin cans!This is why civilized educated countries have laws and regulations against stupidity.I love watching truck videos.Overloading is the best way to get a new truck or redo a day's work.I am in awe of how easily these machines can move tons of earth.
Back in the 1960's, while in the military, I did a considerable amount of road building across tundra areas in Alaska, very similar to what I am seeing in these videos, and yes, we did install cross drainage about every 200 yards. We used slate and dirt mixed as road base which worked well because we were building on a foundation of perma-frost, however this road is built on a foundation of mud and will continually sink. The water content is exceedingly high and the pressure exerted downward, which extends outward at a 45 degree angle on each side of the berm, which is not being compacted like the center of the road and won't contribute at all to the stability. The road will continue to sink under its own weight over time due to gravity and capillary action and will require a continuous re-surfacing with additional material just to maintain the same elevation as long as it is used. Once that maintenance ends, the swamp will eventually reclaim the area and in the wettest areas the road will sink to the original elevation quickly. Whatever this road leads to must be extremely valuable and I don't think the environment enters into the equation.
You are an amazing man and I enjoy watching your videos so much that I go back and watch some more than once. I am fascinated by the way you just don't let anything seem to bother you, you find another way to do what your are doing. I can't imagine living so close to the Arctic Circle and surviving but apparently many people do. I live in the south U S and your 50º F is chili here and warm to you. I'm just in awe of all you do. Thank you.Thank you for taking us along for the project...handling all the filming adds a lot to the job, and then the editing etc. Thank you.
Wow, that's really good. That's really attractive.Nothing like overloaded trucks navigating poor roads and bridges.The situation at the beginning of the video demonstrates the driver's lack of experience. He knew what kind of cargo he was carrying, but the way he stopped the vehicle abruptly was foolish. I hope he is still safe.t looks like there's nothing scary about it.