PH, do you think the original inventor of the excavator ever considered the possibility that someone would want to do this? The change in the center of gravity as the bucket swings around makes me cringe every time I see it.
Pure concentrated nostalgia. My mom used to have machine videos like this on her computer, and I would just watch them over and over again. Good times.
I love the video, as was said, the impressive power to climb, but gentle enough to put a table cloth on for Sunday dinner. Incredible talent from a gifted operator.
YES...& Thank you!! This operator is my Uncle and he knows exactly what he is doing! As for all those thinking he was stupid or would be in some kind of trouble from his boss...quite the opposite actually. They were all very impressed and to prove it a picture of my uncle doing this is hanging on a wall somewhere in most CAT offices! Go look for yourselves. No wrong doing going on in this video people, just a GREAT operator doing his job! :)
Well, my Dad was a heavy equipment operator for about 50 years - specifically a Dragline/Crane Operator. I've seen him do some cool stuff while operating. But, he would have never ever done anything this unsafe and stupid. He would have told the guy that ordered him to climb up there to pack salt in his azz.... It's a good thing someone from OSHA wasn't hanging around. That looks like at least a $10,000 fine. And, who ever is the Safety Manager on this project he/she should be fired! The operator of the machine could have been easily killed if there had been an accident. Crushed to death under 50 tons of steel... Oh, I've seen my Dad unload Gravel from Rail Cars. He did it from a platform built of dirt and did not have to perform tricks to do it...
I pulled my Dad's Finger. He Farted, so hard, it blew our Cat, "Ol' Trixie-Poo," into Low Earth Orbit. Guess what Ol' Trixie-Poo is, now. A "Catellite."
I operate a Cat 385C, have run a lot of these machines for many years, long reaches, Link Belts, Volvos you name it. Beautifully orchestrated work, get a real kick out of this. On the other hand gotta sympathize with the Witch Doctor on a few issues as well. Break a hydraulic line, bad fuel or other split second sensor malfunction, (which modern equipment is famous for) any number of glitches can mean a quick game over. Not to mention getting OSHA or in my case MSHA involved to any degree can wreck your day entirely. Once again, cool, good skills, not always practice.
No you don't. Lifting an excavator like that is standard operating procedure. Those jack stands aren't hair brained fabricobbled "_____"-engineering, they're engineered, made and tested for exactly what they were used for. OSHA 100% allows this.
@@snap-off5383 The maximum OSHA fine for killing a worker is only $10,000... OSHA's ability to regulate is significantly limited by corporate lobbyists buying up legislators... Tell me that the European Agency for Safety and Health at Work (EU-OSHA) allows this, and then I'll be impressed...
What ever that very talented excavator operator is being paid, IT ISN'T ENOUGH !!! I would not have believed it, if I didn't see it with my own eyes. Amazing. Very steady hand on the twin joysticks. Greetings from Ontario, Canada.
I've ran excavators most of my life and have done similar manoeuvres like this climbing up and down quarry walls, creek and river banks, and large stockpiles of rock and various other materials. But I would probably be a little nervous climbing up on railcars this way. Hats off to a very skilled, confident and perhaps a bit crazy operator. Cool FN video though.
Blayne Puckett This action is only totally nonsensical. So he gets the empty wagons not complete and digs Last but not even one. He should grow a grab bag unloading the wagon from the side. Therefore, he can not see, however, due to the high side walls, a good marshaller is required.
Jens Karsten Carl I don't understand anything you're trying to say. Your post makes absolutely no sense in the English language. Thank you for trying though.
If you can operate one you can operate them all. I've been operating an excavator now 22 years and there's nothing I can do with it. No longer a challenge
@@antonhuman8446 now imagine those loads when I'm pulling roots out so hard that the machine stands up on the push blade and then falls back down when it breaks. Several times on a decent stump. Then I swing around and slam the bucket into a driveway that the skid steer is having trouble breaking. Grease and repeat... Every day. Fine.
The operator is unquestionably skillful but what is the end game? Why is he up there atop a coal carrier or whatever it is? It would be nice to know what is so darned important for him to perform this maneuver.
@@kenoliver8913 I don't think the power lines are that close and even if they are.. You got to do what you got to do.. How is he the jackass lol still better than being an asshole I guess.
Don't disrespect CAT like that man. They make quality equipment. And, how else are they gonna unload the rock ballast hoppers there without the excavator?
Haha awesome! Heavy machines fascinate me. I can watch one all day just about! Bloody clever. Such powerful machines, but a skilled operator can be so gentle and precise too, for example, those couple of moments there, very delicately rearranging the load in the car as he went. Instead of taking big ungainly swipes as you might expect, it's all so very smooth and fluid. As was the rest of the operation. They become an extension of their own limbs almost.
Those 2 "steps" are much easier to move around than a large ramp for a decent size loader with forks on it, not to mention that would be a long ramp and would have to be pretty intricate to hold that weight. Also, steel tracks on a steel ramp can be very slippery and any little slide could be.. shall we say "very bad".
Ive drove 360s for a while but never on top of steel brave man highly skilled,but watch out for poles and power lines,not only fear of steel sliding from under weight of machine,well done im impressed with driving skill Darren uk england
fantastic! That operator deserves a gold star for the day. Wow, really impressive. I would have cried when the tracks were on the second level by about half a meter and the weight of the machine was precariously balanced on the bucket!! Simply amazing thanks for sharing.
For a 319D L N made possibly around 2008-2009 it works fairly well. I’m impressed how you made it up there with an excavator with no blade on it. And finding a European based machine in what I believe is an American railway facility is quite rare
Gannon Hollywood Incorrect sir. They spent $ and time fabricating and engineering 2 platforms for this machine to climb and rest on. That alone - less the awkward climb makes a ramp superior.
It's actually easier than it looks for a skilled operator......he's a bit slow but is smooth , which is the important thing when you have steel on steel! Sudden jerks is what will make the machine slide!
Got to see a rail crew moving excavator from car to car one day. Crazy what a skilled operator can do with em. They were using it to set off new cross ties. Later came back and loaded old ones.
can tell he is totaly cool with it not his first time... ive hopped trenchs n climb cliffs with my CAT 320 .. but aleast there is dirt to grab to.. a thumb attachment would make it a lil more confident if that were me doing that
Hi Kyle Eastwood =), Thank you for taking the time and effort to both upload and share this video with the youtube family. I hope you have a nice day! =).
Amazing equipment but more so, the Amazing abilities of the operator! I've worked in gravel pits, excavation job sites and in heavy machine recovery in the past. I 've watched an operator comb the hair on a frog with an excavator! Now that's some fine work!
This on and off loading, climbing, working at steel inclines, is pretty much normal. The CAT is a moving ramp itself, Hydraulic power and combined skills are very far from understood by the general public...
Thats one hell of an operator if people talking shit never operating equipment or been on a jobsite that's what he did is showing the capabilities of a machine with a great operator
I used to operate a cat in the Uk but I'm damned if I'd ever do something like that. Totally unsafe and against every H&S rule there is. You'd get no thanks from the managers or your family if the machine tipped over because your luck ran out! Very impressive technique but I'd be more respectful if the operator used his skills to keep himself safe while working.
Oh dear- another American desperate to publicise his inbred inferiority complex. You can't help yourselves can you? The world hates you and you wallow in it!
No, the world hates our government. Do not make the mistake of confusing the two, the majority of citizens in the U.S. are unhappy with their government too. Things will change, there is another revolution coming, the spirit of resistance hasn't been lost since we violently broke away from your Britain. Justice will prevail in the end.
I never really thought about that... It does seem like everyone is getting more and more, I don't know, less adventuresome. I mean yeah there's dangers, but who gives a fuck? You only live life one fucking time here on earth, make it worth living.
Neat vid, I've been running heavy equipment for 10 years, and this is ridiculous! Highly unsafe. Don't get me wrong, we all do things that we probably shouldn't do from time to time, or things that we will look back at and think "I can't believe I got away with that". In fact, if nobody were looking, hell, I might even do this myself. That being said, as a supervisor for a semi-large construction/mining company in Canada, I would never let something like this take place. There are simply too many variables in the equation. At the end of the day, we all have families to go home to. Again, not dissing this vid in any way, just my two cents.
Glad this video had a happy ending. So many things could have gone wrong and then the title would have been...'so things were going really well, until they weren't' lol
The railroad uses these machines to perform maintenance. The excavator will pick up old ties and place them in the railcar in front of the car, as the car fills up the operator simple climbs the pile and fills in the remainder of the car. Then while sitting atop of the filled car they will starts to fill the next car, builds a ramp and continues this until the cars are filled.
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As someone that played with a few Tonka toys in his time, this might be the most badass thing I've ever seen...
I'm 43 and wish I still had my old metal Tonka toys. They are worth a small fortune.
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That is an impressive bit of maneuvering. Those machines are also incredibly capable and hats off to the engineers who design them.
PH, do you think the original inventor of the excavator ever considered the possibility that someone would want to do this? The change in the center of gravity as the bucket swings around makes me cringe every time I see it.
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Pure concentrated nostalgia. My mom used to have machine videos like this on her computer, and I would just watch them over and over again. Good times.
I love the video, as was said, the impressive power to climb, but gentle enough to put a table cloth on for Sunday dinner. Incredible talent from a gifted operator.
YES...& Thank you!! This operator is my Uncle and he knows exactly what he is doing! As for all those thinking he was stupid or would be in some kind of trouble from his boss...quite the opposite actually. They were all very impressed and to prove it a picture of my uncle doing this is hanging on a wall somewhere in most CAT offices! Go look for yourselves. No wrong doing going on in this video people, just a GREAT operator doing his job! :)
Well, my Dad was a heavy equipment operator for about 50 years - specifically a Dragline/Crane Operator. I've seen him do some cool stuff while operating. But, he would have never ever done anything this unsafe and stupid. He would have told the guy that ordered him to climb up there to pack salt in his azz.... It's a good thing someone from OSHA wasn't hanging around. That looks like at least a $10,000 fine. And, who ever is the Safety Manager on this project he/she should be fired! The operator of the machine could have been easily killed if there had been an accident. Crushed to death under 50 tons of steel... Oh, I've seen my Dad unload Gravel from Rail Cars. He did it from a platform built of dirt and did not have to perform tricks to do it...
I pulled my Dad's Finger. He Farted, so hard, it blew our Cat, "Ol' Trixie-Poo," into Low Earth Orbit. Guess what Ol' Trixie-Poo is, now. A "Catellite."
I know a guy who would load a mini into a dump truck like that. You do what you have to do.
Uhh Witch Doctor why do you think those step ramps were built, designed so and delivered to the job?
Also my uncle thanks
I operate a Cat 385C, have run a lot of these machines for many years, long reaches, Link Belts, Volvos you name it. Beautifully orchestrated work, get a real kick out of this. On the other hand gotta sympathize with the Witch Doctor on a few issues as well. Break a hydraulic line, bad fuel or other split second sensor malfunction, (which modern equipment is famous for) any number of glitches can mean a quick game over. Not to mention getting OSHA or in my case MSHA involved to any degree can wreck your day entirely. Once again, cool, good skills, not always practice.
No you don't. Lifting an excavator like that is standard operating procedure. Those jack stands aren't hair brained fabricobbled "_____"-engineering, they're engineered, made and tested for exactly what they were used for. OSHA 100% allows this.
@@snap-off5383 The maximum OSHA fine for killing a worker is only $10,000... OSHA's ability to regulate is significantly limited by corporate lobbyists buying up legislators... Tell me that the European Agency for Safety and Health at Work (EU-OSHA) allows this, and then I'll be impressed...
@@snap-off5383 lol wouldnt be allowed in Aust
@@kobrapromotions Or the more likely it happens all the time there and you don't know.
@@snap-off5383 nah, literally no way on most mine sites. Privately maybe...
What ever that very talented excavator operator is being paid, IT ISN'T ENOUGH !!! I would not have believed it, if I didn't see it with my own eyes. Amazing. Very steady hand on the twin joysticks. Greetings from Ontario, Canada.
After all the various ‘fails’ I’ve seen involving these machines, this operator appears damn impressive
How cute, a cat using it's litter box for the first time.
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Da man! This dude knew exactly what he was doing. Not one wrong, or unnecessary move. A ballet.
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I've ran excavators most of my life and have done similar manoeuvres like this climbing up and down quarry walls, creek and river banks, and large stockpiles of rock and various other materials. But I would probably be a little nervous climbing up on railcars this way. Hats off to a very skilled, confident and perhaps a bit crazy operator. Cool FN video though.
i was about to write a similar post.yup this is'nt his first time.woulda liked to see that video lol but cool
Blayne Puckett This action is only totally nonsensical. So he gets the empty wagons not complete and digs Last but not even one. He should grow a grab bag unloading the wagon from the side. Therefore, he can not see, however, due to the high side walls, a good marshaller is required.
Jens Karsten Carl I don't understand anything you're trying to say. Your post makes absolutely no sense in the English language. Thank you for trying though.
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That's an extremely fine display of operator skill, but maybe the company has never heard of this ancient invention called a ramp?
No hesitation, truly an experienced operator.
If you can operate one you can operate them all. I've been operating an excavator now 22 years and there's nothing I can do with it. No longer a challenge
@@danieliasevoli1711yeah, I can bet there is nothing you can do with it.
@@whyareyoulookinghere9135 yeah dude, I bet he can fly them machines to the orbit
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These sorts of videos are always so cool! Some of these operators have a scary level of ability with their machines!
The point loads and forces on different components of a machine doing suchlike work must be enormous!
Steel FTW
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Referring to loads on the centre pintle especially. Also swing rail and -bearing.
@@antonhuman8446 now imagine those loads when I'm pulling roots out so hard that the machine stands up on the push blade and then falls back down when it breaks. Several times on a decent stump. Then I swing around and slam the bucket into a driveway that the skid steer is having trouble breaking. Grease and repeat... Every day. Fine.
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Even more so.
It must be ingradible!
This operator knows his machine very well. Impressive skills ,with such heavy equipment. He made this look easy!👌
Such an impressive loading job by this operator! This is how you load an excavator to the top of a rail car perfectly! Fantastic video!
IKR I seen someone trying to put one on a boat from a hillside with planks and they ended up sinking the boat and machine!
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The operator is unquestionably skillful but what is the end game? Why is he up there atop a coal carrier or whatever it is? It would be nice to know what is so darned important for him to perform this maneuver.
Because it's cool.
That was really amazing! A lot of talent, skill and precautionary insight. Thanks so much.
i worked heavy construction for 30 years and know many operators capable of this,,but is it worth the risk?
Reminds me of trying to get up my front steps when I've had a few too many drinks.
That took me a second or two to get it but once the image was in my mind that really gave me the laugh I needed today. Thanks! 😂
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Yep, all round really stupid. Man is a jackass.
@@kenoliver8913 I don't think the power lines are that close and even if they are.. You got to do what you got to do.. How is he the jackass lol still better than being an asshole I guess.
this is how the CAT gets into its litter box to take a shit.
Don't disrespect CAT like that man. They make quality equipment. And, how else are they gonna unload the rock ballast hoppers there without the excavator?
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It's a joke, chill :)
Haha awesome! Heavy machines fascinate me. I can watch one all day just about! Bloody clever. Such powerful machines, but a skilled operator can be so gentle and precise too, for example, those couple of moments there, very delicately rearranging the load in the car as he went. Instead of taking big ungainly swipes as you might expect, it's all so very smooth and fluid. As was the rest of the operation. They become an extension of their own limbs almost.
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Those 2 "steps" are much easier to move around than a large ramp for a decent size loader with forks on it, not to mention that would be a long ramp and would have to be pretty intricate to hold that weight. Also, steel tracks on a steel ramp can be very slippery and any little slide could be.. shall we say "very bad".
What an expert driver!
I've seen some impressive stuff in my life, but this was awesome. Mad skills.
THIS DRIVER IS AN ABSOLUTE BADASS!
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Ive drove 360s for a while but never on top of steel brave man highly skilled,but watch out for poles and power lines,not only fear of steel sliding from under weight of machine,well done im impressed with driving skill Darren uk england
That ole boy has some SERIOUS skills man!! Hell of a job!
i so do love watching skilled operators
fantastic! That operator deserves a gold star for the day. Wow, really impressive. I would have cried when the tracks were on the second level by about half a meter and the weight of the machine was precariously balanced on the bucket!! Simply amazing thanks for sharing.
Wow what an operator with nerves of steel, I am confused though as to why he needs to get up there in the first place.
$20.00 bet.
He didn't want to take the bus.
Pranking the 2nd shift operator who went to lunch.
Because man
Hats off to that driver, to the people who designed those CAT cars, and to the people who planned to put those platforms.
For a 319D L N made possibly around 2008-2009 it works fairly well. I’m impressed how you made it up there with an excavator with no blade on it. And finding a European based machine in what I believe is an American railway facility is quite rare
Great skill, you can tell he's taking it skillfully by swinging the boom around slowly
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Staggering skill for the operator/drver, just a wonderful thing to see, pure man/and machine, love it
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rarely seen large machine extreme operating skills displayed....
respect and congrats from tasmania
bad ass... excellent driving skills, I didn't think you could get that much traction with that heavy Caterpillar. way to go!!!
They should just build a fucking ramp.
+Tighty Mimbers anybody could use a ramp, this way they get more hours lol
Ramp would be very long to meet the height of the car plus a ramp would be very difficult to transport
+Tighty Mimbers I couldn't agree more.
+Tighty Mimbers A ramp would take a day to build.... this guy did it in 5 minutes.... Id say, his way is better. lol
Gannon Hollywood Incorrect sir. They spent $ and time fabricating and engineering 2 platforms for this machine to climb and rest on. That alone - less the awkward climb makes a ramp superior.
It's actually easier than it looks for a skilled operator......he's a bit slow but is smooth , which is the important thing when you have steel on steel! Sudden jerks is what will make the machine slide!
Well done..... Thanks for the video!
Got to see a rail crew moving excavator from car to car one day. Crazy what a skilled operator can do with em. They were using it to set off new cross ties. Later came back and loaded old ones.
can tell he is totaly cool with it not his first time... ive hopped trenchs n climb cliffs with my CAT 320 .. but aleast there is dirt to grab to.. a thumb attachment would make it a lil more confident if that were me doing that
Operator you're incredible...❤❤
I still love this, 13 years ago, top mam, RESPECT
Wow! Super skills! The overhead wires would scare the heck out of me. Would love to see how he got down.
Hi Kyle Eastwood =),
Thank you for taking the time and effort to both upload and share this video with the youtube family. I hope you have a nice day! =).
Amazing equipment but more so, the Amazing abilities of the operator!
I've worked in gravel pits, excavation job sites and in heavy machine recovery in the past.
I 've watched an operator comb the hair on a frog with an excavator!
Now that's some fine work!
Excellent operator deserves a medal
Brilliant stuff, I never watched a machine like that climb. Thanks for the vid upload :-)
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I think he just voided the warranty.
I had a great time with you guys tonight looking forward to many more. Happy memorial day weekend
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Amazing video and it was super skilled operator!!
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Very skillful driving!
Theres no skill in this at all
Im not saying that I can do it im saying that if he messes up he can break the whole vechile
that's why he has skill. because he can do it without breaking it.
drkillerxx239 your comments make no sense. Get off the crack pipe
I can drive one and I'm 9 idiots
If you think you can, or think you can't...
Thanks for sharing.
That takes some major skill… very impressive.
Am I the only one wondering how he's going to get out of there with no crushed rock to climb on top of when the car is empty?
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We go to the far end of the car and dig, work your way back to the stands.
Some mad skills right there....
Nothing but impressed with this operators skill and iron nerves in doing this. I know I wouldn't have the cahones to attempt this.
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Thats what I call a skilled operator!
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'Congratulations! You've just won a railroad car full of gravel! Well...good luck unloading it!'
Rimrock300 - - Ha-ha, obviously he'll have NO prob with that!
This is what playing with Tonka as a kid will give you years later: MAD SKILL!!
all the effort to build that scaffolding why didn't the just make it into a ramp?????
Haha, yep!
Astounding, impressive! Thanks
not sure exactly what i just watched , but it was amazing and im adding this into favorites ✊🏽
This on and off loading, climbing, working at steel inclines, is pretty much normal. The CAT is a moving ramp itself, Hydraulic power and combined skills are very far from understood by the general public...
Someone give this man a cookie!
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Thats one hell of an operator if people talking shit never operating equipment or been on a jobsite that's what he did is showing the capabilities of a machine with a great operator
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That’s one skilled operator! Good job!
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And nothing more satisfying than excavators climbing up stuff.
Nice... plus those power lines in the background add some extra suspense too - lol
Made me think of a cat scratching around in a really big litter box
I had a dirt bike that never climbed as high as that.
It's strange. I can't possibly think of anything that could go wrong with this.
I don't get no better than that. That is a smooth operator.
I used to operate a cat in the Uk but I'm damned if I'd ever do something like that. Totally unsafe and against every H&S rule there is. You'd get no thanks from the managers or your family if the machine tipped over because your luck ran out!
Very impressive technique but I'd be more respectful if the operator used his skills to keep himself safe while working.
This isn't the pussy UK.
Oh dear- another American desperate to publicise his inbred inferiority complex. You can't help yourselves can you? The world hates you and you wallow in it!
No, the world hates our government. Do not make the mistake of confusing the two, the majority of citizens in the U.S. are unhappy with their government too. Things will change, there is another revolution coming, the spirit of resistance hasn't been lost since we violently broke away from your Britain. Justice will prevail in the end.
Bradley Brantner xD ...UK sucks... Only real countries with balls to do shit any more is Russians and Americans.
I never really thought about that... It does seem like everyone is getting more and more, I don't know, less adventuresome. I mean yeah there's dangers, but who gives a fuck? You only live life one fucking time here on earth, make it worth living.
Neat vid, I've been running heavy equipment for 10 years, and this is ridiculous! Highly unsafe. Don't get me wrong, we all do things that we probably shouldn't do from time to time, or things that we will look back at and think "I can't believe I got away with that". In fact, if nobody were looking, hell, I might even do this myself.
That being said, as a supervisor for a semi-large construction/mining company in Canada, I would never let something like this take place. There are simply too many variables in the equation. At the end of the day, we all have families to go home to.
Again, not dissing this vid in any way, just my two cents.
Been watching this for over twenty years in real life.
My dad can do it he use to load his tiny 7 ton on to the back of his truck
This is how rail cars are unloaded on a daily basis check out the HERZOG website.
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Imagine what it feels like to attempt this for the first time. You got to have nerves of steel for this job.
Amazing skill being demonstrated! Well done.
Of course, that first low tunnel might be an issue ...
give that man a beer.....
Even this cat is a great climber climber!
Glad this video had a happy ending. So many things could have gone wrong and then the title would have been...'so things were going really well, until they weren't' lol
Like a boss 😎
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WOAH ! ! You don't want a burst hose performing those manoeuvres. 😵💫 Well done, three cheers.
Best regards.
Im-Pressive!!! WOW! That is one cool operator.
Who signed off the Method Statement? Or do you not do H&S in the US?
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Dah fook you mean by method statement? This method is called American.
"Soo.. How do we get it out?"
The railroad uses these machines to perform maintenance. The excavator will pick up old ties and place them in the railcar in front of the car, as the car fills up the operator simple climbs the pile and fills in the remainder of the car. Then while sitting atop of the filled car they will starts to fill the next car, builds a ramp and continues this until the cars are filled.
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Here is one doing the exact opposite, unloading new ties.
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+John Cambron I delivered ties to the Norfolk rail yard for years and watched these operators do some amazing things. thanks for the response.
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I can do that, hold my beer... (gets in excavator) Wheres the key? hic'
Excellent job driver