For those that don’t know. There’s a land anchor or a traction crane up top out of sight holding him in place by a heavy winch cable.For those who didnt see close enough, its held up by 3m double sided tape.For those that don't know, the operator is a goat.For those that dont know, the driver is a construction worker.For those that dont know, any excavator can do this if you press up, up, down, down, left, right, left, right, B, A, start while inside.

There were 666 comments and I just can't have that so.....how is everybody today?Gracias a la dedicación y eficiencia de esas personas la vida se hace hermosa y placentera felicidades a todos ellos y a uds x mostrar su gran labor.The great thing about being a machinist is I get to do visually satisfying work every day. Seeing metal just get perfectly cut off in strands is beautiful.There is something oddly pleasant when you watch experts doing their job.

Puts a smile on my face seeing old workhorses getting cleaned up and restored.It's a good video, we are waiting for more.Your video would be more interesting with some narration.Nice work , wonder whats the cost and man hours of something like this.That's awesome how much would that be $ pretty cool too see professional in action.That’s not the same machine in the end of the video, the first restoration was a 345B LME second part of it loading a truck that was just a 345B

I wonder if you can escape from a one-sided runaway by turning the steering wheel all the way even without putting stones or anything in the way. In front-wheel drive, I was able to climb up by turning the steering wheel in the opposite direction to when I fell. I was impressed by the way it passed me on the first bridge. It was amazing to get off without a scratch on the bumper.Create a problem for yourself and find a solution! ))) In most cases, it is enough to reverse 30 meters. Those who cannot drive backwards will certainly not be able to perform these circus and unnecessary tricks.

I'm so glad your videos exist. They really help me calm down after an anxiety attack, and they help me fall asleep.Amazing work! I bet you put a lot of effort into this video!Thanks my dad has a lot of stress this helped my dad a lot.I love how it’s shows her name on some clips, pure content.That hard spaghetti in the beginning was unpleasant.I love how it’s shows her name on some clips, pure content

I’m going to speak for everyone here and give one tremendous show of gratitude for all you do for us Todd! You always say thank you in the end of your videos but the reality is, you have offered a service to all of us that is unique, consistent, of the highest quality and extremely valuable. It is so easy to recline back in the lazy boy and watch these videos but to understand the absolute magnitude of what is happening here just in the production of this material alone is outside the scope of what most people are capable of. When you quantify all of the other facets of what it takes to do this including sourcing the materials or tools to test, producing the media, doing the actual testing itself, keeping consistent week to week to week, keeping it interesting and remaining dedicated and so much more! This man has a family I’m sure, has other work, issues in his life that arise and would otherwise detract from being able to do this and so much more yet every Sunday, we can count on this one thing. I cannot even adequately describe the respect and the appreciation I have for what you do Todd and everyone here that watches this I know agrees. You are an absolute Tank to continue to do this and give so much to use for years and years! You make the world a better place 100%

Nice to see hand craft work along side the high tech machinery.Another creator that finds they need to use a thumbnail of something that doesn’t appear in the video !! Why !?!? This is completely misleading and you need to stop. This just earned a “don’t recommend channel” from me !Man, it is actually insane just how big these things are. They never look that big from a distance

Well I've been a dozer operator for 25 years and I absolutely have no clue what the hell they are doing it makes no sense at all, whoever is in charge of this circus needs to be replaced ASAP.To me it looks like they did it on purpose for the Video because no operator in there right mind would have pushed in that far.I'd be so pissed off if they spent 30 minutes moving dirt instead of getting a chain and d ring and pulling me out.I am not a bulldozer operator, and don't know the other driver tasks, but pretty sure he could try towing at first

I've been watching demolition videos on Youtube fir 15 years. You are the first channel who does demolition to include interior shots It makes your content stand out and unique. I love it.The Habitat for Humanity organization could have used so much of what was in that house: doors, windows, countertops, appliances, sinks. It makes me sad to think salvageable parts and pieces could have been used, not smashed to bits.What a nice looking house I enjoyed watching your videos I like your videos a lot keep making great videos I like your videos a lot keep making great videos

Wow, watching this was extremely painful, coming from a family of heavy machinery operators.These guys need a lot more training.Letsdig 18 would of already recovered it all by himself. This guys need a supervisor to guide them.The buckets being half full the entire time really gets me.This is so painful to watch! I've seen many times where these are buried to the door and it didn't take no 2 hours to get out. I would have used some logs floats personally instead of them steel sheets