12 Most Amazing And Unique Abandoned Vehicles
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Making technology is an expensive process. You have to pay the designers, you have to pay for the materials to build it with, and then you have to pay for all the work that goes into putting it all together. Hopefully, when that's all done, you'll get some money or value out of all of your expenditure for a while. Further down the line, when your creation no longer has a purpose, it's time to write it off or dispose of it. There are surely better ways to dispose of an unwanted piece of technology than you're about to see in this video, though - these are all cases of shocking abandoned technology!
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The steam shovel was made by BUCYRUS-ERIE (buu-cy-rus ee-ree), and were common and very well made. Some of those made in the late 1800s are still serviceable today, and can regularly be seen at 'steam-ups' where enthusiasts bring their old equipment and operate them.
Actually, it's pronounced "Byu-SIGH-russ," but either his or yours is better than what the open pit miners of northern Minnesota called them: "BIKE-russ"(?!)
This video brings back happy memories of my childhood on the Duke of Lancaster as we lived in Heysham and my late dad was steward on this ship
That Mcbarge would make an awesome houseboat!!!
Mcbarge is still floating around to this day I’ve been on it a couple years ago and it was weird to be aboard it
And it's full of perfectly preserved cheeseburgers! Haha!!
5:30
A junkyard of Bentleys and Rolls Royces? I might need to visit that place
me too! To get the Rolls Royce grills, headlights & tail lights!
@@microbusss yes Lets Go
its 2000 miles away!
The Mc barge used to be right near my house I was taking bong chops the other day on the shore in those pictures 😅
Mcbongrips
2:30 Those Buran shuttles will never fly again for sure bacause the roof of the hangar collapsed a few years ago and pretty much destroyed them
Damn. We were hoping to get in there one day and see them. What a shame!
Excellent video and the background music matches it perfectly and is not to loud
There are a couple of abandoned 1920s/30s locomotives in upstate Maine that were left there when the great depression started.
I worked on the Duke of Lancaster back in 1970 absolutely loved the ship. Seeing it laid up like this makes me sad. But I have my memories :)
8:46 It's sad how Mary Ann the Steam Shovel just gave up the will to work when Mike Mulligan fell ill and died. The ol' girl just didn't want to go on digging.
-She fell to the fate of all 'gold diggers'...
@@Blogengezer LOL, that's not nice!
@@catjudo1 No, but it's damn funny...and true !
Hankorama Very true on both.
That Bucyrus story is so interesting. Thanks so much! :D
The steam shovel is really cool
I have been on the fun ship on a family holiday with my mum and dad.
Love watching 12 videos in between each vehicle! 😕
Nice find
That steam shovel was made by Bucyrus pronounced Bu- sigh- rus !
Correct Static !
My friend is from the same name town in Ohio. She says that they call it ' Bucky-rus '. But she's a damn Yankee anyway! 😉
@@davidupton9354 yea sucks having to be from the half of the US that WON the civil war.. south will rise again tho, cuz poop floats..
It is pronounced as HE-Sham.. the 'y' is silent. There still is a ferry at Heysham though, but it goes to the isle of man instead of Ireland.
Thanks again...!
You guys should see the German made mining machine that crests the sky line of Gillete highway 61 outside Gillett Wyoming. It costed millions and never ran.
I am going to start digging my backyard right now
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Great channel and narrator 👍 it seems like he really cares about the subject matter of the video 😊
I want that Barge!!
The McBarge set all the sales records for less than a year, hourly, daily, etc., for Mcd's. Huge success!! After the Expo the area was redeveloped and who wants to see the McB outside your hi $$ condo. Mcd wanted to stay but they were told to go very soon after the expo ended.
The Erie Steam Shovel Company merged with Bucyrus International inc. becoming, Bucyrus-Erie Company in 1927. Your Steam shovel is the "Bucyrus Model 50-B Steam Shovel" built from 1923 and 1939. 532 were built with most being sent to panama to dig the Panama canal.
rated at 130,000 lbs or 75 tons one of the largest at the time.
I have a Bucyrus Erie Bulldozer for sale. It starts on gas, then runs on diesel. Unique engine. I'm told this was the dozer that took the rain forests down in the 40's.
I think some credit for location is deserved to the Steam shovel. It currently sits here in town in Fairbanks, Alaska. In Pioneer Park
Pretty limited number of people who've seen this sub, I'm fortunate to be one. Great pics! There are dozens of other cool things to see on Kiska Is. if anyone ever gets the chance to visit, although it is way way way off the beaten path. ;)
The duke of lancaster is actually docked near me
I swear if I were Jeff Bezos-rich I would rescue the Soviet Space Shuttle. It's shame to see something spectacular just rot away.
michael howell...you'd be disappointed if you did that because the roof of the building it's sittin in has collapsed on top of it, crushing it as a result....
@@branon6565 that's why we can't have nice things. That would have been an amazing museum piece.
There’s a crashed spitfire in a mountain range a little north of where I live, it’s pretty cool
Boo-ka-res??? No it's boo-cyrus like Miley. Bucyrus.
Close but still wrong. It is Bu cy rus. As said bew cy rəs.
I thought that Miley was g-a-y
@@7316bobe p
11:54 this short black and white video looks like straight out of a fallout trailer^^ nearly expected to see "VaultTec" on the plate behind the train^^
Amazing!!!
The aero train probably got the best outcome out of everything on this list
Part of the problem with the Aerotrain was that the passenger cars were actually GM bus bodies linked together. Light weight and cheap for GM to obtain but rattled the passengers as if they were on a city bus at high speed.
should have mentioned the "mcbarge" was used in one of the Blade trilogy movies..
finally some content in this category without a creepy voice attached
No mention of 'Foxtrot' Soviet Zulu class submarine slowly rusting in Amsterdam port?
Nice to see interested subjects crafts usually never thought of taking place in history! Enjoy the evolution of all human inventions from obsolete to progression! TY for all the effort put into this video
Great video, but you're mispronouncing the name of the Oldsmobile Toronado. It's not Tornado. Still a great video
Nice Van for a flashy person... I would get something a lot less conspicuous...
I need to find new places to go explore
Find the deep dark caverns the authors of these stories use as an office.
Exploring an motocross Yorkshire mate your not going to find anything in Yorkshire
Iv found a few nice places
I liked the name "Flying Spares", for a Rolls Royce breakers yard. Thought it was quite clever.
We had a McDonald's steam boat on the Mississippi River downtown St.Louis River front in the 1980s. I had eaten there many times.
good vídeo
The Andrea Doria is actually an ocean liner
It’s been 35 years, but I’ve actually been in that midget sub. I was working on a mobile processor out of Dutch Harbor and we went all the way down the Aleutian chain and anchored in a harbor on Kiska. Processing king crab. We got to go on land a couple times. I do remember rows of broken batteries in it. The island was amazing. There were still caves you could go in that the Japanese had used. Bomb craters. Artillery shells laying about. A few artillery pieces as well. An amazing remote place. Really surprised me when I saw the sub in the thumbnail. Those were some good younger days.
Interesting seeing the McDonalds in Downey California at about 13 minutes.
1800 thousand a mlie pebbles
How did there force shield stop them ?
Steam shovel looks like a 'Erie Steam Shovel Company' product.
FYI, sailors, not soldiers, man submarines and ships......
BE YOU CYRUS!! OMG
the steam shovel need to be brought back home to Indiana
Where the fuc did you come up with Indiana? Not even close! The Bucyrus-Erie was an American surface and underground mining equipment company. It was founded as "Bucyrus Foundry and Manufacturing Company in Bucyrus, Ohio in 1880. Bucyrus moved its headquarters to South Milwaukee, Wisconsin in 1893." And Just for YOUR edification (Vampirelord3666) vampires are the biggest f'in pussies of all the monsters!
Valdr Skeggjoar Hahaha legend
@@valdrskeggjoar5972 in the video it says the steam shovel was made in Evansville Indiana if you listen to what he said. That's way I said it needs to be brought back home to Indiana
Bill the steam shovel. Hurry up miss Jane
Ahem, General Motors did more than supply engines and parts for diesel locomotives. In 1930, they bought the Electro-Motive Corporation, begun in 1922 to build gasoline-electric railcars (powered railroad passenger cars), and Winton Engines. In 1933 GM's EMC plant provided the engine power setups for the Burlington _Zephyr and Union Pacific M-10000 trains and in 1036 the EMC plant started building standardized diesel-electric passenger locomotives with their E-1 streamlined A (cabs with controls) and B (booster units with only rudimentary controls for moving them in yards). In 1939 they designed similar looking locomotives for freight use, designated the FT. A year later, EMC was renamed EMD for "Electro Motive Division" of GM. The E-series passenger locos and F-series freight locos, which could be equipped and geared to power both freight and passenger trains, plus the later GP and SD "hood units" became the backbone of the industry. The Aero-Train was the not-so-bright idea of combining a light, futuristic locomotive to pull matching coaches that were nothing more than modified _bus_ bodies, which rode on four wheels instead of two 4-wheel or 6-wheel "trucks" or "bogies," as the Brits call them. They were, as you say, rough riding (not even as smooth as the buses they resembled!) and lacking the amenities of real passenger trains. The Aero-Train locomotive on display at the National Railroad Museum, in Green Bay, WI, is a mere shell, its "prime mover" and traction motors, the only useful parts of the thing, having been removed. Pretty interesting video, otherwise.
Thanks
Ok
Came looking for the Lun Ekranoplan
those soyuz capsules would be great decoration for a russian college
The Russian space equipment is so cool. Shame it's been forgotten like that.
General Motors has made locomotives for years it's called EMD electric motor division of General Motors Corporation then in the 2008 banking crisis General Motors was in a lot of trouble and EMD was not so they separated and EMD became electro-motive diesel for a while now they're a part of caterpillar and It Go by electric motive diesel and this train that you're talkin about was just an experiment that use the turbine and the train cars were actually bus bodies and it failed miserably but EMD also made the world's largest diesel Freight locomotive ever it's called the dd40ax it has to V16 and 4 axle trucks instead of the standard three axle they called it the Centennial Hills they were built from 1969 1973 I think they retired them in the 1980s Union Pacific also had the most powerful Freight locomotives of all time which was a gas turbine putting out 9000 horsepower it was built by General Electric they called them the big blows was the nickname cuz they sound like a jet airplane on the ground and that ended up being a failed experiment as well the railroads have experimented with turbines for a while Union Pacific have the first one which was a steam turbine and they all failed other railroads like Pennsylvania Railroad tried a steam turbine I think one of them was an Erie Railroad engine but yeah turbines on railroads are all failures they can't handle the vibration reason why I know all this about trains is cuz I am a railfan interesting video peace out in the world have a great day
He's talking about a luxury car wrecking yard and they show a picture of a corvair?
Maybe he is from Detroit.
When I had a Rolls, I've bought parts from there. No need since I sold it and went back to my old love. Jaaags!
A Corvair in England would have been quite an unusual car and probably owned by someone rich who could afford to pay the money needed to get it there.
Interesting that you'd use a scene from Titanic movie while describing the 1200 standard class passengers as well as 600 first-class passengers on the Duke of Lancaster.
sad you saw that POS of a movie to recognize it..
Evansville IN!!! We made that digger 😈😈
A careful description of the Buran space shuttle without ever once mentioning that it was obviously a total copy of the NASA shuttle.
Aerotrain looked like a 747
I wonder if those Russian space shuttles would be for sale?Would look great in my garden..
Unfortunately the hall collapsed some years ago, the shuttles are destroyed. One of the last is located at Technik museum Speyer
Dam'n i am always too late..
Why not mention that the Soviet's shuttle was unmanned?
Damn
The Japanese submarine is really a Nagasaki Type 4 Torpedo. There is no room for people inside this torpedo.
explain the conning tower then..
@@krispybacon9285 The tower is explanation enough. It is just a con. Say no more.
3.18 the photo of the diner party looks familiar to the scene of the titanic movie anone else notice that
7:36 Czech flag on the piece of space ship :) ;)
Interkosmos.
yaaaaaaaaaaaaaay im from denmark
Seeing the unfinished and unflown Buran is quite sad.
Thanks for the explanation to how a junk yard works. SMH
Oh hey I live in Evansville, Indiana
2 People in that little torpedosub??? Daym...
That much square feet would cost 500000 yen/month in Tokyo.
I remember using eating on the mcbarge I was 7 years old
Really?
I think there's an aston martin db9 in the junkyard closest to me, idk wtf it's doing there.
Roof collapsed on the burans 😓
you could have told this whole story in 5 minutes
they have a ship like that at Riker's island
I live in newburgh indiana right by evansville Indiana about 10 minutes from there
Failure is success in progress
-Shazistic
6.14 a scene from transformers movie
I live by the one in North Wales (3 mins in)
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I have seen the hotel barge on Koh Chang. It's not as large as the photos may make it seem. Certainly did not cost hundreds of millions to build, the Thai build cheap.
The 2 so called forgotten shuttles are destroyed years ago because of an service collapse of the building killing 2 or more workers, what was left was demolished in i think 2017... There only is the 2 prototypes one rotting away outside made from wood on the same land as the dostroyed building, the other had a much better fate being a 1:1 test model in a museum...
Such a pity. I remember seeing a video here on TH-cam a few years back, some guys had explored the place and even managed to get into the cockpit of one of them. Relics of a different time.
I’ve watched a lot of TH-cam videos over the years but this one, although interesting, has more mispronounced names than any other.
I literally was about to leave the same comment!!
Just an FYI as the spelling isn't as it seems Haysham is actually pronounced "Heesham". Source - I'm from the area. Great content - keep it up.
If you're from the area, I'd have thought you'd know it's spelled HEYSHAM....
Sadly the Buran Spacecrafts was destroyed by their hangar ceil collapse months ago.
Theres not only 2 Burans
GabrielKirov there are, the Buran that went into space was destroyed in 2004 after a roof fell on it accidentally
Bahahahaha GM and impractable haha goes together like bread and butter
I hope someone saves the McBarge. It would make - IMO - a really cool restaurant.
Too bad someone didn't make those walkers into a home.
Lot of oil and grease inside them.
I laika your Russian space equipment @7:25. 😄
Opel Manta:)
Largest luxury car graveyard is the streets of dubi
Narrator didnt do his homework.
They rarely do on these shit channels.
Lancaster was a motor ship
think of those stats for McDonalds and they only pay employees $7/hr. how generous of them. so tax payers have to help the employees one of the richest companies in the world
Wow, Heysham sounds funny with an americans voice
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