wow - what a wonderful machine to terrace a whole hillside. the man below it appears to have absolute confidence nothing will fall on him from the machine.
I love these things! They are like little hill spiders that can go pretty much anywhere. I know nothing about heavy machinery, but I know I want one of these things.
i can remember starting digging on a JCB 3C mk2, no extending dig, no four wheel drive, no forks, no four in one, no tourque converter, you even had to get out and manually loosen nuts to slide the back end over. Life was a lot simpler then!lol
The 2 back extended legs make this thing stable as a mountain goat, awesome piece of kit, if I could afford it, it would be great for small farm holding in Alaska.
Amazing machine! well done - but I would have a BIG life insurance policy. And thats going to be some VERY expensive wine. In California we could have 40 hectares planted in the time that terrace took to be built.
A very expert operator and an excellent excavator , this is my opinion as earth moving expert .Unfortunately I am also a geologist and I see a future lanslide if at the same time will not be made of the works of environmental restoration
I want to drive one of these soo bad! theres only 1 of them (its a Kaiser tho) In our whole country, was based locally but I havnt seen it in ages. Would love to know where it went too and try and buy it or atleast have a drive.
@carlbous i know it just has so many moving parts from the arms and bucket to the under cariege and wheel base as well as working in the places its designed for just puts more stress on the operator but this guy looks very layed back for where hes working
+jradke54 It's a original swiss machine, it originates here in switzerland, developed probably about 40years ago by Mr Menzi. It's still build here in switzerland and sold in small numbers, according to it's very own small sales territory (the Alps). It's a highly specialised machine, made for all type of work in mountain sides, steep Creeks and everywhere no other machine goes. It's 4 legs can be moved independently and with the use of the winch, mounted i the undercarriage, there's nearly no Limits... Only 1big drawback it has: Speed. It drives a maximum speed of 15kilometers per hour (something around 9miles/hour I guess) on the road, so it has to be hauled on a flatbed trailer. The older ones, who only had two wheels without any propulsion, could be hooked up directly to a truck like a normal trailer.... It's a terribly expensive piece of machinery... In Austria, they build something nearly identical, called "Kaiser". it's a little bit cheaper, but by far not swiss quality. I think that you've never seen one in the u.s. is simply because they're not known and sold outside the Alps, and I guess, there's simply no use for for this type of machine in the u.s.
Hello madmax21tm, would it possible to contact you regarding one of your videos i.e via mail? I would love to discuss a permission to use it if this is possible. Greetings!
nice control of the bucket, but shouldn't he have made a road so he could drive out afterwards? seriously though thats one hell of a machine, make a wicked radio control model!!! anyone man enough to try and build one???
+Leony da Cruz it happens nearly never. We use them a lot on a daily basis over here in the swiss alps, and the conditions shown in this video are a beginner's conditions... but when it happens, so once every 10-12years, it's quite sure a deadly accident:-(
wow - what a wonderful machine to terrace a whole hillside. the man below it appears to have absolute confidence nothing will fall on him from the machine.
One of the coolest machines I have looked at in a long time. The Swiss are outstanding engineers.
I love these things! They are like little hill spiders that can go pretty much anywhere. I know nothing about heavy machinery, but I know I want one of these things.
i can remember starting digging on a JCB 3C mk2, no extending dig, no four wheel drive, no forks, no four in one, no tourque converter, you even had to get out and manually loosen nuts to slide the back end over. Life was a lot simpler then!lol
I really an intrigued. Real nice how it splays the legs at an angle on the hillside. First i've seen an excavator so that.
Now thats a good opperator....nice 360.
Wouah fortiche le gars. Il maîtrise bien sa machine. Il ne faut pas avoir peur de verser.
I've never seen a machine like that, but I immediately want one.
The 2 back extended legs make this thing stable as a mountain goat, awesome piece of kit, if I could afford it, it would be great for small farm holding in Alaska.
I love the new equipment out there. fricken cool
Эх в мои детские бы годы в песочницу бы такой :)
That operator did a great job
Amazing machine! well done - but I would have a BIG life insurance policy. And thats going to be some VERY expensive wine. In California we could have 40 hectares planted in the time that terrace took to be built.
A very expert operator and an excellent excavator , this is my opinion as earth moving expert .Unfortunately I am also a geologist and I see a future lanslide if at the same time will not be made of the works of environmental restoration
LMAO DUDE I SEARCH A91 GUN AND THIS CAME OUT IN THE SEARCH. THIS VIDEO IS BEAST.
That was crazy to watch. Skilled operator though, wow!
niesamowite! i bardzo niebezpieczne
Hasta ahora veo esa maquina, solo buena.
I hope that guy in the bottom has a good insurance policy. He realy realy trust his co-worker.
Schon allein wie der schon am Berg steht ist schon einen Kommmentar wertI
an amazingly versatile machine
@newton92able its no problem just keep the bucket in front and you cant fall over!
now thats what i call clever kit !
must take some practice to get all the actions down good! awesome looking machine!
この動画は、分かりやすくて良いですね。僕も重機のオペレータとして、とても興味があります。運転してみたい。日本も山岳地帯が多いので、メンジムックが役に立つ現場は多いと思う。しかし日本では、メンジムック、カイザー、シャイフ、それらの一台も見たこともありません・・・。
I dunno what the controls are like; but if they are done right this looks like it must be quite a fun machine to operate.
cara vc´´ e´´ bon tenque ter coragen meus parabens
Extra ce qu' il est possible de créer comme enfins top moi qui travaille dans la branche je m incliné devant le génie de l homme
Профессионал! ,Браво! )
Essa é a máquina dos meus sonhos, lá na região de de Sta. Tereza, ES, faria o maior sucesso.
Leony da Cruz grato pelo envio.
Donário Nunes de Jesus
amazing! That hill is near freakin' vertical!
muito bom ! adoraria trabalhar em uma dessas !!
I wonder how many of those have lost footing & rolled to the bottom?
how do you clime down and up ? Can you Attach a Safty wire from it to somthing upp the hill?
Equipamentos certo, no lugar e hora certa, muito bom é isso aí
Cool machine - but I would love to see that thing get into and out of that hillside position.
So.. how's it going to get out of there now? I want to see that out of curiosity.
trés bon pelliste félicitation
I want to drive one of these soo bad! theres only 1 of them (its a Kaiser tho) In our whole country, was based locally but I havnt seen it in ages. Would love to know where it went too and try and buy it or atleast have a drive.
God blessed inventors
@carlbous i know it just has so many moving parts from the arms and bucket to the under cariege and wheel base as well as working in the places its designed for just puts more stress on the operator but this guy looks very layed back for where hes working
How did i get from jumpstyle songs to excavators?
Menzi Muck macht mit dem richtigen Fahrer unmögliches möglich .
...so how'd they get it out of there?
сколько надо времени чтоб запомнить все кнопки и рычажки????
That is such a cool digger
Wo hat das Ding seinen Überrollbügel????
wat tut dat ein jeiles jerät sein?
Proves there's a tool for everything!
they look very versatile machines but they dont look smooth to operate??
Hermoza Maquina pero no entiendo que trata de hacer el operador
se supone que esta acomodando las terrazas para su cultivo amigo... es una maquina especifica para hacer ese trabajo :)
where is the rollover bar???
looks brand new
these are commonly found in Austria and northern Italy
I very much want to know if anyone can answer, why have i never seen one in the U.S.?
jradke54 hahahaha.. we have same question jradke54.. this machine is awesome...
+jradke54 It's a original swiss machine, it originates here in switzerland, developed probably about 40years ago by Mr Menzi. It's still build here in switzerland and sold in small numbers, according to it's very own small sales territory (the Alps). It's a highly specialised machine, made for all type of work in mountain sides, steep Creeks and everywhere no other machine goes. It's 4 legs can be moved independently and with the use of the winch, mounted i the undercarriage, there's nearly no Limits... Only 1big drawback it has: Speed. It drives a maximum speed of 15kilometers per hour (something around 9miles/hour I guess) on the road, so it has to be hauled on a flatbed trailer. The older ones, who only had two wheels without any propulsion, could be hooked up directly to a truck like a normal trailer.... It's a terribly expensive piece of machinery... In Austria, they build something nearly identical, called "Kaiser". it's a little bit cheaper, but by far not swiss quality. I think that you've never seen one in the u.s. is simply because they're not known and sold outside the Alps, and I guess, there's simply no use for for this type of machine in the u.s.
Hello madmax21tm, would it possible to contact you regarding one of your videos i.e via mail? I would love to discuss a permission to use it if this is possible. Greetings!
@newton92able amen brother!
I really don't know what to use it for... BUT I WANT ONE!!!!!!!
first rain fall the lot will be at the bottom of the hill,so give us call and i'll show you how
I wanna see a video of it getting itself out of there.
magnifique machine
And a lot of operators think they are good with a gradall? (me).
This thing look like a real challenge to learn.
beutifull coutry vew
Да... интересный аппарат))))
Awesome,would not like working under it like the dude in the vid though.
yeah i bet they take some getting used to!
Good one
nice control of the bucket, but shouldn't he have made a road so he could drive out afterwards?
seriously though thats one hell of a machine, make a wicked radio control model!!! anyone man enough to try and build one???
СЕРЬЁЗНЫЙ ТРАКТОРЭЦЬ
I wonder if that guy walking around below the machine ever heard of gravity? That machine ever slipped and he's a dead duck.
cool machine
please post the video of u gettin back down that slope thats what i want to see?
Отлично Даня Ты В Кофте Лимонной С Дорожником И В Синих Джинсах И В Куртке Лимонной С Дорожником И В Сапогах Белых
Why all the labor and expense on working such steep hillsides? Whynot flatter ground? Looks like a good rain could wash this all away.
swivel bucket is hot!!
agora sim .....
woaaaaa ce as vrea sa ma dau cu o masinarie deastaaa.........
Amazing...guy could drop a pin into a matchbox....
Essa e boa em...
kkkk também acho, 1 vez que vejo uma dessa
now Iknow how they do that, thanks.
thats cool
agora ai tira onda
I know this video is very old, but that guy working below the excavator is a fool.
Brilliant machine BUT rather you than me!
still waiting for the fall..
webdenis12
+Leony da Cruz it happens nearly never. We use them a lot on a daily basis over here in the swiss alps, and the conditions shown in this video are a beginner's conditions... but when it happens, so once every 10-12years, it's quite sure a deadly accident:-(
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I think he's done that before...
give that bloke a pay rise and fffs dont tell his mrs what he was doing
molto bravo se cadeva era nei guai però se è bravo non lo deve fare
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No thank you
Máquinas apropriadas para situações específicas, ok?
Why bother thays clearly not meant to be dug on haha
Suiza 1989
smaller than jcb but more powerful, and jcb not climb like this
How the fuck did i get here....
うまいな！
Bu alet pahalıdır
ЗАШИБИСЬ ТЕХНИКА!!
Хочу такую!!
reminds me of a bug