How To Pull Down 100 Tonnes Worth Of Cranes | Part 3 Of 4 | Scrap Kings

It's demolition day at an old aluminium plant in Holyhead, Wales. The team are on a mission to safely pull down two giant cranes weighing around 100 tonnes. Will they be able to pull the cranes down safely? #ScrapKings
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[@schuur10]

The problem is that you cut off to much length of rail, that could have been used as a slope . By cutting them off the pillars and letting them bending down under its own weight between the pillars.
And voila, your own scrap yard rollercoaster!

[@johnfox2152]

@@johnwilliammcfadyen577 thats abit strong john i would have sold them let buyer dismantle

[@user-yg2up4lg3r]

I wanna know how they built that building with the tech they had years ago. It mustve taken at least a year or two for them to construct an aluminum frame with two giant steel cranes and steel fall thru floors (whever they lead to).

[@AmericanPride1234]

But I really wanted it to see it go Donk, Donk:(6-10-19

[@souravsekharnayak]

What will the purpose of the land after clean up?

[@freshfish7529]

Blow it up

[@burazburi]

Donk - Good
Donk Donk - Bad

[@colinkanyanta6725]

They should have removed the cabin first and separate the crane in two parts.

[@sontesu3272]

Plan B POWER!!!

[@granjerolunabrillo1487]

that commentary was bloody awful.

[@deeparora4342]

second comment

[@tomqelectronica]

First