Pulling out the Telescopic Crawler Crane, for 2 days!!!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 เม.ย. 2020
- VIKINGCRANES-Liebherr LTR 1100
Evacuation-rescue work takes place with LPKT 40 with winch and three excavators of different weights!
24.04.2020-25.04.2020
Location-Latvia
LV- Teleskopiskais kāpurķēžu celtnis,kas uzstāda augstsprieguma līnijas metāla konstrukcijas stabus,ieslīd purvā no pagaidu koka konstrukcijām veidota ceļa!
Kopējais svars ar 32 t pretsvaru, 15 t centrālo pretsvaru un 3 rullīšu āķa balstiekārtu-103t
Video svars ap 85t,pēc atsvaru noņemšanas 65t
RUS- Телескопический гусеничный кран, который устанавливает высоковольтные опоры металлической конструкции, скользит в болото с дороги из временных деревянных конструкций!
Вытащил телескопический гусеничный кран, на 2 дня !!!
Общий вес вместе с противовесом 32 т, центральным противовесом 15 т и крюковой подвеской с 3-мя роликами 103t Видео около 85 тонн, после снятия веса 65 тонн
Эвакуационно-спасательные работы проводятся с помощью ЛПКТ 40 с лебедкой и тремя экскаваторами разного веса!
ENG-Telescopic crawler crane,that installs high-voltage line metal structure poles slides into the swamp from a road made of temporary wooden structures!
Total weight with 32 t counterweight, 15 t central counterweight and 3-roller hook suspension 103t (Video about 85 tons,after weight removal 65 tons)
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All things considered, the value of the crane, the muck it was stuck in and the few assets you had on site to recover it... "Well Done" seems like an understatement. Nice job!
Good video. When the were done they have taken all the broken planks and laid them out in the rough shape of a Viking ship at the bottom of the hole, then filled the hole in. It would drive the archeologist crazy 500 years from now.
The crew did a good job given the mud. Cheers Phil
🤣🤣🤣
All things considered, especially the weight and configuration of the crane, this may be the worst, above standing water, stuck situation I have seen, in real life, or video. Great job recovering, without getting other equipment stuck. The old skidder, and it's operator, were very good.
Nice job on the extraction! Clearly no solid footing, and there is no more stubborn, heavy jobsite piece of equipment than a large crane. I can imagine the feeling there when it started to level out then eventually climb out of the hole. Beautiful iron, and well done.
Классный кран, массивный.
Вот что бывает, когда на болото за клюквой ездишь на кране)))😂
Он под шафе, после работы на дискотеку ездил в соседнее село
Этот на рыбалку похоже с такой удочкой ехал. В камышах искал место поудобнее, чтобы поплавок закинуть.
Firstly thank you for posting. As an earthworks contractor I learnt something here. I got to honest I thought she was doomed the more you cleared away the more it was sinking. I was thinking the only way out was to get a bigger crane and prepare some ground for it to sit on to lift it out. Great idea to drop the weight and pull it out backwards. Goes to show what can be achieved with calm thinking and a good team of men. I would have loved to been there helping to get that out.
Great video, thanks for posting. Good to see the winch on the skidder leaving for a well earned rest !!!
First day was a bit a waste of energy (machine burried deeper at the end of the day..), but you did very good on the 2nd day !
The LPKT winch sure did a good job. And well done on the use of pulley blocks and multiple lines to increase the pull.
35 years on foundation sites as site mechanic, so yes I had my share !
Много работы сделано всё понравилось очень хорошее видео однозначно лайк👍👍👍👍👍👍
Outstanding recovery!! There is a company in BC canada that has 3 D9 winch cats and a 50 ton wrecker, a couple winch cats would have been helpful but you saved it!!
I've been in this kind of mess doing highline work with a crane. All you can do is keep trying to you get it out and make sure no one gets hurt. Good job guys!
Awesome job guys,I would spend much money to recovery this beast. Great videos 👍👍👍👍🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Good methodical recovery. Well done.
Everybody is a operator ain’t they!!!
Man ain’t nothin worse than being on their side like that, seems like they just drag and drag and don’t ever want to climb up and out, makes for a long day or two days I should say 👍 y’all did everything right by my watch. Ya got it out didn’t ya?? Everybody’s a PRO when it’s NOT their BUTTHOLE PUCKERED TO THE SEAT🤣🤣💪👊thanks for the vid 👍👍
Fully agree. I bet you are an operator too? All experienced operators would get this just as you did. They were literally in deep shit and they knew it. Stayed calm and did nothing to make it worse and got an excellent result. Not even a scratch.
Hell yeah I've pinched my fair share of cotton bare footing these things through fields it can get pretty shitty sometimes
Три экскаватора, трактор с лебедкой, куча щитов, кран на ходу... первый день они решили не упускать такой шанс набраться опыта и стали закапывать его глубже!
Great job. It's quite the mess when the biggest machine on the jobsite gets stuck like that, and the flat tracks on cranes don't give you much traction.
Hell of a job, glad the outcome went good.
always impressed when smaller winches can be used to pull so much weight when you keep adding parts of line.
Yes! There's some interesting maths involved regarding mechanical advantage. Bloody boring when you are at school but in a situation like this, makes you wish you'd paid greater heed to the teacher!
Thank you for sharing this exciting video!
No one injured? Machines just dirty? Tough work and quite an experience...
great work, all of you were patient and you finished what you said you would do, I was a little surprised when i saw the fish somebody held up to the camera, and i am thinking there must have been a stream there at one time , i understand this where i grew up the whole area before world war 2 was forest and many creeks and lots of fish and after the war they built homes there for all the soldiers and there families and my dad use to tell me stories that he and my mom could walk only 10 to 15 minutes to catch fish from the last stream in our neighbourhood that was 1952 and 2 yrs later they started more construction for houses and it was drained and filled in with rocks and buried and now has street there and shopping centre, very nice video and awesome work
Great job guys. Loved watching it.
Impressive rescue, always pull it out the way it went in!
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Watched an operator walk a 1066 Koehring through a swamp with the mud to top of tracks. Couldn't stop. Kept going and made it out. What a mess to clean up. Was in 1974 South Jersey.
All I offer is at 19:00 of the video, swing the boom over the left track and extend to take weight off of the right one in the soft stuff. Yikes what a stick. I once help get a dragline out on pads in not quite as bad of soft stuff. You used the winch very effectively.
Exactly what I thought. These guys are being paid by the hour, though, not by the brain cell count. As soon as the weight is off the right track, it could have been winched out backwards with drive on the left track, and they already had the excavator taking weight on the sunken side so that could have continued and would have helped.
Why do you have to add anything. Just curious. It's fine. Your not a genius
@@einfelder8262 So you think you know better than men who do this everyday. Smarter some how. I wonder why you dont work for them Einstein
so obvious to smart people like us
That was my first thought, use the boom as balance, I guess the boom wouldn't move unless it's level or the stabilisers locked out maybe. I'm sure there's a technical reason and would be interested to know.
Респект кто работает на экскаваторах ,и понимает свою технику , сколько вы прокопали и вытащили ! Молодцом
Great job thanks for the video .
A truly incredible recovery and teamwork. Extremely challenging terrain. I've watched a 360 excavator recovery from Blue clay with heavy wreckers which was difficult
They should be thankful for that timber skidder that was brought in with the heavy duty winch.. successful two day work to get the crane out. Appreciate the video..
Seeing this brings back memories. The day the ground turned out to be quicksand like when it should have been dry thanks to a neighbor who built his land up and had started letting his washer drain onto the ground next to the fence line. Ground looked and felt dry until I drove the backhoe right by where he was doing that. To this day there are 2 6 foot tall stacks of lumber buried where I got stuck. Once I hit 6 feet I hit solid ground and was able to get a load of plywood under the rear wheels and use 40 feet of chain to a tree from the bucket and just draw myself out of there. The neighbor tried to deny what he had been doing until his washer went into the drain cycle. Then he admitted to having been doing it for months. He stopped after that.
Lol, my dad has been doing exactly that for over 25 years!! Damn a bunch of filling your septic tank with washer water!! Lol.
@@fineartonfire_5327 thing is we had city sewer there so he had no reason to do that. But what few know is that by him building his land up then draining the water right next to the edge of his property so it would run off onto our property he had broken the law. We didn't report him instead we just pointed out what he was doing and the problems it caused. Now we were in the beginning stages of building up the height of our property and at the same time making sure the runoff went to the ditches and didn't flood anyone else's property. In some areas we building the land up by over a foot. The property flooded every time it rained heavy and took forever to dry out after it rained because it was so low.
@@jeffreymurdock8366 You are clearly much better neighbours to him than he deserves.
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Great effort! I know exactly what it’s like, just spent two days removing a 20ton excavator from a similar situation. 👍
That was one wicked recovery. Awesome job
Весёлое видео. Сначала казалось, что они кран хотят просто закопать. ))
That was a LOT of mud! Good video, thanks
NIGHTMARE!! Great work! But its a quality crane. Wipe off the dust, empty the ashtray and it is as new!
ashtray????
@@charlescamp3872 the cigarette ashtray in the cab!!
Спасибо лебедка нашлась находу!
Been there and done it in Belle Glade FLORIDA. Another time we sunk a excavator in Louisiana. That muck just never ends
Good job. Team work!
"ох не лёгкая работа из болота тащить бегемота"
К. И. Чуковский
A good job in very difficult conditions, well done to your team
impressive recovery!
Good job!Hope you are doing well in Latvia!
Well done!
never give up!
Great Job.
My favorite saying is "I always win!" I will never give up, concede or quit. I fight problems like this to the death. lol
great professionalism to recover the crane
Fantastic save. Incredibly bad working conditions can always be overcome with time, experience and a little luck. Ok, maybe a lot!
Salut oameni buni ! Am trecut si eu prin asa ceva in anu 1998 in Petrosani , Romania , numai eu stiu cat am muncit 5 zile sa pot scoate ditamai tonaju din noroi . Succes si aveti grija pe viitor !
Movement is life. As soon as it started moving I bet everyone was happy.
Great work getting that thing out, i thought it was going to slip further into the bog.....congratulations 👍
That Bog would have been emptying
Когда от крана над землёй осталась одна стрела , мне стало не посибе .
Am surprised it only took 2 days to get it out , well done . There is nothing worse than bottomless sludge to get bogged in been there done that with dozers . If we could not get them out in a day just left them there until the dry season but I figure you either have mud or ice season there . Again a job well done and forget the armchair experts . Cheers from Australia
Oh and that is one gorgeous piece of iron you got there 🤤
Да, Я переживал за такой классный, новый кран. И, немножко устал, взглядом тянуть.
Bardzo dobra robota ! Moje gratulacje z Polski .
Nicely Done!!Cheers!;-)!
Realmente foi algo imprevisível, que foi se agravando cada vez mais. Que bom que tinham vários recursos de socorro!!!
It seemed the Earth wanted that as a prize. . . . didn't want to let go !
Iespaidīgi!!! 👍👍👍
Lucky to get that back, it was well sucked in. I thought the jib might be getting unbolted before the end.
Crane operator, swing over the good side, scope out with the boom low until the other side comes up and while still being pulled forward and travel to get out.
Great video! Was the crane on a wooden bridge and fell through it? Great teamwork to get a difficult job done. Would love to know how much this recovery cost-in American dollar equivalent. Thanks !
The description is written.
How much did it cost .. I can't answer.
Для такого монстра дешевле сделать временную дорогу из плит, чем так развлекаться.
I to porządną drogę, nawet jeśli tymczasową, bo taki potwór ciśnie na podłoże niesamowicie powodując, że spoiste błoto staje się płynne. Dołóżmy do tego wibracje od napędu i problem gotowy: Libherr wykonuje regulaminowe zanurzenie jak łódź podwodna. :))))
Jako pokazało życie Litwini chyba zbyt lekko potraktowali tę sprawę... Rosjanie chyba dobrze znają ten problem, z Syberii. Tam też w lecie błocka ile dusza zapragnie. ;)
Для таких машин маршрут заранее готовят продумывают, смотрят на месте,а не так как здесь - куда махнули рукой,туда и поехал.
I thought it was a goner at first .. Wow she didn't want to leave her muck hole that's for sure. a great job guys
Brilliant Brilliant video thank u
I think I would have tried turning the boom around the way they were pulling it out and got the boom weight on the uphill side. Just an idea looks like a hell of a job ! good job getting it out
How would they swing it around it was buried in the mud
Chris DeVay it’s super easy when you’re just watching it on video. Why didn’t they just bring in 2 D11s and yank it out? Or a super helicopter? Tie a rope to the chopper’s landing gear and the other end to the crane, then just fly up and away!! I’m just super bored.
Very interesting cos I love it!!!!!!!
It's nice the weather was good ,
They all agreed the vodka was good too.
Looks like you found the soft spot from field :D
You would think with an ankerpoint nearby, the crane could pull itself out, it can pull 100 tons !! Also the tracks on this LTR 1100 are good on hard surfaces, not so good in the dirt. They have a smooth surface and thus almost no grip. But good for turning on hard undergrounds.
Good video !! 👍👍
I would guess that the boom is not designed for a pull like that. Only lifting perpendicular to the boom.
I thought of that as well, but then I don't think there were any good anchor points. Those small trees in the swamp would have tipped over.
It don't work that way guys. If you never been there you just don't understand.
@@scottywisely6180 Maybe you could tell us why, then we might understand.
@@meandthemrs7403 Looked like they could rotate it and tip that buried track out of the mud. Possibly lifting on something if they needed more than just the weight of the boom? But I assume there is a reason they didn't do that?
Timber is your best friend in times like this. I'm sure these guys are now experts at.
yes we can see the learning curve, they started without wood and ended up using at least 3 boards and a helping hand.
But why not use fleece, sawdust or other material under the chain to increase the friction coefficient?
That was a tough job.
Hello guys
Very good job
These cranes are amazing how they will start up and run after being at all that water and mud👍
Reminds me of my first time sinking. Jobsite foreman was an old German fella. Never knew his real name but we called him Dutchy. Anyway he comes up all pissed off and looks at the mess, throws his hard hat and says to me, "Did you not know zat zis vill not go tru zat!!!!!" Damn sure didn't I said.
(1) Apply downwards force upon the far end of the partially raised and fully extended boom, to allow boards to be placed well under the rear of the crane, perpendicular to the tracks, (using front of stuck plant to act as fulcrum).
(2) Retract boom and raise vertically pointing toward sky, then pull from rear, stabilising front of stuck plant. Dig under front, place boards both perpendicular and parallel to tracks.
(3) Drive/haul out, have a sit-down with a cup of tea and a biscuit.
(4) Plan B when Armchair Method does not work, call Insurance company.
Bei solchen Bedingungen so ein Fahrzeug zu Bergen, vollen Respekt von meiner Seite.
Man that's one of the most frustrating things I've ever seen. I need a drink after that video.
It was painful to watch
Where did the counterweights go? I missed that...
Oh, I just found that part. Was a lot of mud involved.
Yuotube
Just wondering, did anybody check out the land conditions before moving a heavy machine to work there? Or was there a weather event that caused the quagmire. just asking because I can't find an explanation of what happened or went wrong, apart from the obvious. must have cost a fortune to save the machine, though I hope that everything was insured.
You got a dirty now you got to wash it great job
At first I thought this was a "Watch this, hold my beer!" moment.
Interesting recovery. Very nice crane. Can I ask, when watching the video at around 5:30, was it not possible to dig out of the cranes right hand side, then slew the crane to the left to put the weight on the left hand side tracks? Does it not slew?
Exactly what I was thinking 🤔!!!!
Excelente trabajo. Ya 😎 👍
Я вообще удивляюсь -смотря видео-как по зимникам-по болотам-сам крановщик-но в такие командировки меня не посылали-сейчас работаю на авто-вышке:;есть у нас непроходимость -но не такая-начальство ставит задачу а мы выполняем-а этим ребятам -респектище-молодцы-только не хватает -русского-кувалды и какой-то матери-
I like the way you handle, this problem. But still remains 2 questions, How much pressure of mud is holding back, this crane from moving. Has it ever been measured? Thank you for your video. Have a blessed day. Good job! 🤗❤️
Out of curiosity, after anchoring the crane to an excavator so it didn’t slide further in, could they not have had the crane swing to the left and extend it’s boom out to a tipping point in order to counter raise the right side like a teeter totter, then stuff wood under while it was up, bring the boom in and drive out?
That was well bogged....always going to be a difficult recovery when one side has bogged in further...been there a few times...😋😋😋
Tread design looks like it's not well suited to that type of terrain. I'd imagine that all it would take is a little off axis settling of the mud mats and that thing would slide sideways in a hurry. A thin layer of mud between the track and wood and it would be like sitting on grease or ice.
@@timothybarney7257 its one of the problems, crane tracks are there to spread the load and as they usually travel on flat ground they don't need grousers (the cleats on the track), excavators have triple grousers as they are expected to climb up poor surfaces, and bulldozers have big single grousers for grip when pushing, cranes are often used on prepared surfaces and you wouldn't want grousers tearing it up, hence flat tracks, and yes they do slide more easily, such is life!!.
Good job. What a mess!
🏁 Labi padarīts darbs! Atcerējos bērnību, kad ZIL 130 krānu purvā noslīcinājām. Veiksmīgi ar TDT-55 viņču izvilkām. Bet nu šitās tonnas - tas ir skatāms gabals. 👍😎
Teamwork.
молодцы конечно! но по моему вес снять можно было раньше. и плана чёткого не было видимо) только на второй день
А не пробовали бревна к гусянкам привязывать и под себя затаскивать.
Good job guys.
Мне показалось сперва, что они его закапывают! : ))
В последний путь
Проще было до зимы оставить, а потом вытащить
@@user-tj9wf4jn6h это точно 🤔😅😂 молодчинка 🖒
was this ground peat ? looks good on top but deep down there is nothing . Awesome job getting that out with little damage
Swampy soil, something on the peat side-yes ..
When you add enough snatch blocks , it just pulls more
good rescue , we have same conditions in the centre of the netherlands , peat and (mud) water can ruin your entire day , these cranes are heavy and slide away before you can even move
but i am impressed by all the funny comments , some people have no idea how wrong they are
Well done fellas. Not a scratch.
What a cluster frig!!
Сердце кровью обливается, такую красоту утопили. Я таких кранов даже не видел.
А это в какой фирме скокол ст 2 2 40
@@user-iq9hv1bh1d А где ты его увидел, на аватарке?
There's no way I'd wanna be filming next to that hydraulic winch while it's pulling that crawler crane out. The tinsel stress on that cable has to be incredible.