If being stuck is a fail..then when I grew up on the dairy..we had a lot of fails.Might want to rename this to farmers getting stuck and unstuck.Never did see the tractor that was on the intro pic...guess that's why it's called " click bait".These aren't tractor fails, these are tractor triumphs every one of them made it through whatever they were doing.
I love how he referred to all the pesticide spraying as water.Wow, thank you so much for your work in finding these incredible machines.The 1 thing that is misinforming is several of the machines including the helicopter that they say are " irrigating " (watering the plants) is absolutely not true, they are actually applying pesticides, herbicides and fungicides to the crop and area.
So many chainsaw lovers, community is growing hard I can feel it.The Camera man needs an Emmy , beautiful Job he did , catching all the angles of that magnificent dump truck.Men of culture, we meet here again to observe the beauty of this chainsaw work. It is a highly underrated workmanship and I'm glad to see you all here.That’s the most powerful log cutter I’ve ever seen. Chainsaw was impressive too.
The level of engineering required to create and maintain this stuff must be crazy. It's actually amazing what the human brain can think of and create.I actually see the Bagger quite regularly as the coal mines are near a highway close to my home in Germany and I've had two tours around the coal mines and can't overstate how absolutely tiny you feel driving below it with a bus.
Nice video on loading and unloading cargo. I still don't know what it's like to live and sail on one of these ships.As a guy who has worked as porter for the past 7 years moving high end vehicles from very tight spots. I would love to work there.Pretty cool vid, but what about the crew accommodations, the engine room, bridge and other areas that are crucial to the running of the vessel and what the crew do on and off duty.
If stronger knives were installed, this machine could be used to dig canals for irrigation or drainage. And military trenches could also be dug.Awesome video always love snowplow and blow ers as a small boy to 60 years know !Reverse-seated plowing, now that's a drag. Heavy snowfalls in the 21st century seem to become 'wet-pack' and then frozen again after the initial fall. I've always been curious as to why airports do not use the liquified salt-spray on airport runways.
The fact that anyone even figured out you could do this is crazy to me. People are amazing!These people needs a better life. The hard work they put in. High respect to them.What an amazing video, it show the natural talent of these people, who are probably paid peanuts for such an awesome skill.Whoever came up with this wild idea from start to finish had lots of free time with a great imagination.
How many times do overloading disasters have to happen before they learn from the experience? Surely they all can’t be that stupid. One only needs to use some common sense and realise changes need to be made. With this sort of mentality it is no wonder they are so incompetent driving on the roads.Asian cowboys are driving thier truck in different levels of craziness. The mission impossible squad
Way back in May 1969 I was a brand new in country 2nd Lieutenant awaiting my first combat assignment at Bein Hoa. I was watching the Chinooks being sling loaded. Back then the soldier hooking the load stood on top of it. On a lark I asked the trooper if I could do the next load. " No Problem, L.T." I darn near got squashed as the Chinook dropped about a foot as I reached up to hook the load. Once was enough for me!
Steve is the kind of man that makes the world go round. Not the billionaires, not the politicians but real salt of the earth, hard working people who can quit whenever they want to but dont. Respects to him and all like him.Grahame is the King of the Outbacks he never gives up and lots of determination.Man this man has nerves of steel and actually does not just words...respect for this solid man thats for sure!