When I was in college in the 70s I worked for a man who had a Double A Ford truck that carried a tilt-up well pounding rig with a wedge where the hammer would be. When we got to the customer's site we would jack up the left rear and take the wheel off. A drum was bolted on to drive a 4 foot circle saw to cut up the wood. After cutting the wood a PTO was engaged to drive the well pounding rig in a verticle position.

Those are the countries where us, after developing the most advanced laws for Occupational Safety and Environment protection, outsourced our Operations.Wow thats crazy if you paint a brick gold and melt it down with a tassle you get brass!These are the daily lives of the chinese and what they do to earn a living.This video would have been so much better if they gave just a brief explanation for each segment of the video!

Amazing ride, so much fun. I believe this was originally called Bounty's Revenge, and if so then I used to operate the ride in 1989 at Australia's Wonderland in Sydney, which opened in 1985. Wonderland closed 20 years ago in April 2004 and the ride was relocated to Sunway in Malaysia. I'm very happy to see people can still enjoy the ride today.

They’ve earned the right to keep their empire.Imagine how old that beehive is.Oh, so this is the 13 colonies i learned about, great!So this is basically the Roman Empire of the bee world then?The amount of bee in the air alone is unreal.Has to be more than one queen on that throne.I was thinking the same. Queens can lay only so many eggs.What there can be more than one queen,i ve must be living under the rock

Even though these trucks are built for this kind of stuff I guarantee you it takes a lot of fortitude to get in there and press that pedal down with water so high you can hardly see out the window lol Russian trucks and drivers are definitely complete badasses.Driving skills at both ends of the spectrum meaning some absolutely amazing but then there's others that are just totally ridiculous, it's a wonder how they passed their driving test

These Aussie characters have always fascinated me. Their adventurous spirit and resilience are second to none. For example, the teenage girl who literally sailed solo around the world is another testament typical of the Aussie spirit.
I've never been to Australia, but always feel I've somewhat of a connection to that great continent, down under. Might be my ancestors are from there - the inkling is strong!

I see a lot of comments saying something along the lines of "Titanic should be number one", "why is Titanic so low on the list?", "Titanic is awesome"; It's a video about death tolls. The categories of most well known and most costly intersect a few times, but they are not exclusive to each other. It would be great if the history of the incident was sought out instead of the movie being a basis for the common knowledge people have of the event.

Heavy machines turning a mess into a masterpiece – it's a symphony of gears, hydraulics, and pure determination."Beyond the metal and mechanics, Heavy Equipment embody the spirit of resilience, plowing through adversity to cultivate a brighter tomorrow.The old scania with the 360 , that lump is working overtime.Sungguh sangat mempesona sekali logging truk kayu yang sangat besat.

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.You're telling me for 40 years I've been excavating cliffs by hand when I could've been doing this the whole time!? Ain't no way.

Master of not destroying the tracks on that machine.. it honestly is art.. beautifully done.The guy climbing the towers life depended on the hydrolic pipes not bursting.I think the beer bottles/golf ball should have been number 1 but they were all bloody awesome.The last one , would it not be better it they just built a sloped ramp if they do this regularly .