These people deserve to be paid more than these social media "influencers".I was going to pass over this video, then I couldn't stop watching it. These are artists at work.I've always been amazed what people are capable of after years of practice.If you have ever handled wire rope that big before you understand how incredibly strong that guys is.This video is proof that there is no such thing as unskilled labor.

Just think America gave away all those manufacturing jobs, just think how better off we would be if we didn’t, less unemployment for one thing better mental health throughout society etc...etc...,our politicians sold us out and now we are paying the price.Why you putting beautiful women on the thumbnail when no women in the videos , how sad you are

Unable to see the finished repair at the very end because of the stupid ads for the next suggested video, Thanks uboob for ruining the video. That is such hard work. Just imagine what this man could get accomplished in a properly tooled shop with good equipment. Impressive, most Impressive.I am in awe of your work, the heat, grime, pain… I can feel in my nostrils, God bless you.

These people don't only did it for the money, but the love and the pride of it all. They build a road to last for years and cement their reputation into the national history books.This is what they call advance technology worth to makes more advance technologies to make work fast and efficient.wow, this tool is really cool, the tool can fix damaged roads using sophisticated tools to level it up,,,, just try to be proud that Indonesia has this tool in the country, of course, repairing damaged roads non-stop

Im a Fire Captain with 22 years of Fire experience. Attack, Attack, and Attack! I've been on many of those big rig fires. There is a water source close by.. I would stop operations and replinish, return and do it all over again, Fire Out! Standby for an investigation and secure from the proper authorities.Hello from Australia, you fire fighters do a great job, thank you for your service.

The gap between the ecobabbular subtitles and the brutal ripping apart of mountains by vast machines of great power is comic, for those with a sense of irony.That grader needs a bull blade on the front, so it can at least have a 1/2 way level surface for the front wheels, I had one on the grader I operated , worked great ! What I am seeing here is nuts

Jesus this guy needs to slow down and take more care. his lack of care for the vehicles and Saftey for a anyone working in the yard is concerning I'd hate to see how he drives the combination on the roads.I've seen this kind of truck in Africa, they will go over 14 feet easy with pick up truck and suv, they don't have low overpasses there.Y'all be sayin my car is brand new yet niggas were drifting with it before you touched

We had these in the Army in Alaska in the 80's. They were SUSV, M973. They were excellent in the deep snow, and they were capable of "swimming". The biggest fault was the 5 cyliner Mercedes engine. It was prone to headgasket failure and overheating. The M973A1 version had a 6 cylinder Mercedes engine that better.

I need to know more about these stones. Where are they going? What does the next step look like? Where are they from? What does loading look like? Where are they used? So any questions!Beautiful material…riverstone reflects the beauty of the river that created it…all that movement and polishing over time.This is like watching the worlds largest hour glass.....I love it

The video that starts around the 6 minute mark is insane. That thing is a monste.The first set of vehicles with the trailer on tracks is called a SUSV (small unit support vehicle) by the army. We had four of them in my unit alone and yes, they are unstoppable..... almost. In all my years in the army I only saw one get stuck once while serving in Alaska.