The shot with the crusher and both excavators going is just art. To think that just two guys with those machines can turn literally tons of useless concrete into tons of useful gravel in just a few hours is phenomenal.
Some n nifty excavator work there. I'm surprised the camera survived the magnet - I bet you have to watch your phone, camera, pacemaker etc near that thing!
Hell yeah Chris, that looks like it would be fun and interesting to see in real life!!! Thanks for another great video for us letsdig18 family to watch!!!
Chris, you have a signature way of operating that. Excavator. I believe I could tell if you or someone else is operating it. You make it look so smooth.
One of the first things I did getting out of the Navy was work in a rock quarry Oiling on a dragline, Then I ran the Rock Crusher and welded up the hammers in the Hammer mill on Saturdays. 😳😱. Then I ran the Dragline 😎👍✅
in my late teens i got a job working for a farmer, that owned a quarry, i looked after the cattle and moved the pasture fences as the quarry grabbed up grass land turning it into a hole they turned into a big lake, then the farmer sold the big lake to the county for a landfill where trash is dumped today,working around that loud machinery ruined my hearing, but i loved it!
Great videos I am a technician for a Powerscreen dealer great crushers them magnets are very strong cordless tools don’t work near them don’t let credit cards near them I found that out the hard way
You don't want to be near one of those when cannon ball rocks are dropped into them. Catch them just right and look up and run the other way. I spent ten years working in that line of work.
I take it, this was the first venture into the world of "screening' as I was watching I was wondering when it was going to block up. At the Asphalt plant we usually have a spotter watching the hopper. Another great Video guys...
That thing will put out some Rock , it seems as long as ya try and keep the pretty clean stuff fed to it...But, that was pretty cool Chris !! Thanks for taking us along ..... Have a Great Evening.....
Thanks for sharing and showing chris,it was awesome to watch:) but I'm just wundering can it crush up rocks to or just concert?just wundering, so inerways again good video thanks for sharing!.
SD cards aren't magnetic storage. Perhaps you're thinking of floppy disks, which were on their way out 20 years ago? Or hard drives, which are currently on their way out.
We've got a (Terex) Pegson XR400 at work, it's an absolute beast! Can do up to 400 tonnes per hour and it certainly turns heads when it's on the low-loader :) Great vids by the way!
just a query but why dont you use a separator bucket when loading from the concrete rubble pile into the crusher. you would remove a lot of that fine dirt and small concrete content.
Runned that setup to , with the pressure system that if the crusher can't crush something it opens hydraulically. But when the jaw is full and it opens..... and you've got some big chunks in it is all lying in no time on the conveyor. And the space between the frame and belt gets narrower, So you have to try and pull it out from the belt to the side. And the pullout conveyor motor lacks a few hp... that's my opinion.
We have problems getting 3/4" lime stone in Florida. I used this stuff once about 10 years ago. It was so inconsistent and filled with metal spikes, I should've rejected it. Most of it was just fine dirt, and it wasn't really worth it. Has it gotten any better?
If you think about it, any time they demolish a building or concrete road, they need gravel before build the new foundation, saves haul out and haul in time and money. Cool machine!
That's nice set up they got. Wonder if a skeleton bkt would help much ? Nice for rip rap . I don't know how much dirt is allowed for that. Great video man!!!!!
Not sure if you saw the conveyor standing straight up at the intake side of the crusher, but when it's in use the dirt and very small stuff falls through a grate at the bottom of the intake which vibrates to feed the crusher and drops onto that conveyor and out the side, much like the metal pickup conveyor.
It happens though plus all machines don’t move a half mile an hour. Several kinds go up to 45 miles an hour. Oh in reverse you say it won’t?? Well a motor grader can has 8 gears forwards and backwards so yeah you can get run over. It’s not any kind of a joke. Not saying you were joking but those alarms are important
Stabbing machines with pitchforks doesn't do much. Stabbing them with a forklift is highly effective at making them quieter (after a brief moment of noise).
Don’t work with double decker trailers, especially the new ones, the siren when the decks dropping is horrific, and they removed the button to mute them too 😭😭
@@whobee8868I pulled out that nonsense sirens from both of the backhoes that I work with.It just causes headache when having to listen them 10 hours a day every day.How do I not run people over you wonder?Well i just watch what is behind me when I go in reverse.As everyone should do!It's also getting removed on the dozer by me, yesterday I found out where it was hidden and tomorrow I'ma pull that annoying piece of shit out
I hate that small fines belt in the winter it always freezes up pain the ass. Especially in the Midwest we have to blow it out all the time with a compressor.
What do they use the recycled crushed concrete for? How much wire and metal gets past the magnet ? I saw some metal as you were dumping it into the stockpile , Looks like it would be a tire salesman dream if you put it on a road lol.
A radial stacker would be another great piece of equipment for him to have here. It'd save a lot of time and be way better to stack the finished product, I'm sure.
The shot with the crusher and both excavators going is just art. To think that just two guys with those machines can turn literally tons of useless concrete into tons of useful gravel in just a few hours is phenomenal.
Tonka has come a long way since my day.
😂😂😂👍👍
@@stephenbru àdd
Some n nifty excavator work there. I'm surprised the camera survived the magnet - I bet you have to watch your phone, camera, pacemaker etc near that thing!
Good to see Chris inside the machine with unit 1. Remember folks, no ones too important to use a shovel. Teamwork.
I’ve always wanted to see how these worked. Thanks for the video!
Hell yeah Chris, that looks like it would be fun and interesting to see in real life!!! Thanks for another great video for us letsdig18 family to watch!!!
It is neat for the first day or two but after a few months it becomes monotonous
The 1/14 scale fully working models of those stone crushers are just as intriguing to watch as the full size ones, they're pricey too.
Chris, you have a signature way of operating that. Excavator. I believe I could tell if you or someone else is operating it. You make it look so smooth.
One of the first things I did getting out of the Navy was work in a rock quarry
Oiling on a dragline, Then I ran the Rock Crusher and welded up the hammers in the
Hammer mill on Saturdays. 😳😱. Then I ran the Dragline 😎👍✅
in my late teens i got a job working for a farmer, that owned a quarry, i looked after the cattle and moved the pasture fences as the quarry grabbed up grass land turning it into a hole they turned into a big lake, then the farmer sold the big lake to the county for a landfill where trash is dumped today,working around that loud machinery ruined my hearing, but i loved it!
Great videos I am a technician for a Powerscreen dealer great crushers them magnets are very strong cordless tools don’t work near them don’t let credit cards near them I found that out the hard way
You don't want to be near one of those when cannon ball rocks are dropped into them. Catch them just right and look up and run the other way. I spent ten years working in that line of work.
That sound remind's me for the job I had when I was 17, 48in fixed crusher until I was upgraded to a dumptrack driver.
Really interesting to see how these work, thanks for the great video !
Hi dirt monkey genadek
Good to see you re-purposing that concrete. Jason was cracking up when you were removing the clog. You know what they say about paybacks.
schmoe joe Operator was overfeeding the hopper. That't why it clogged. - material needs to slide down the sides, not pack up in it!
Jawas use sandcrawlers as mobile bases for scavenging as well as for protection from Tusken Raiders and sand storms.
Love concrete crushers. They turn hard to handle material into useful aggregate. Great video.
I enjoy them too, but they had so much dirt in there as well, I'm pretty sure that would need to get sorted out before its aggregate.
BETTER !! PLAY !! WITH !! THE !! HAMMER !!!
I take it, this was the first venture into the world of "screening' as I was watching I was wondering when it was going to block up. At the Asphalt plant we usually have a spotter watching the hopper. Another great Video guys...
That thing will put out some Rock , it seems as long as ya try and keep the pretty clean stuff fed to it...But, that was pretty cool Chris !! Thanks for taking us along ..... Have a Great Evening.....
I could watch that thing all day
Another interesting video. Learned a lot. Thanks.
The Kobelco is a beast. None of this repainted Samsung nonsense. :D
That kobelco is a lovely tool 😍
Hi good evening How are you !
My name is Reginaldo
I'm from Brazil
I like your Channel a Lot
a big hug
seeing that pile of fines... makes me want to build a nice road
Enjoyed the video bro and looks like you had a ball.
Charlie is the feeking coolest dude ever.
Been waiting and wanting to give props. Your videos teach a lot.
Thanks for sharing and showing chris,it was awesome to watch:) but I'm just wundering can it crush up rocks to or just concert?just wundering, so inerways again good video thanks for sharing!.
I'm amazed that magnet didn't wipe your camera media.
SD cards aren't magnetic storage. Perhaps you're thinking of floppy disks, which were on their way out 20 years ago? Or hard drives, which are currently on their way out.
Didn't know you guys have a Company Wrench down there. I'm from the town where it has started and they have a nice complex still here
Crushing concrete into littler pieces of concrete.
And we thought the backup beeper was annoying... holy crap that machines travel alarm is brutal.
OMG....this is so interesting. Unbelievable machinery!!!!!
We've got a (Terex) Pegson XR400 at work, it's an absolute beast! Can do up to 400 tonnes per hour and it certainly turns heads when it's on the low-loader :)
Great vids by the way!
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Hey Chris will they rerun that with screens to sort it out later?
Like the small Crusher man .
Great video!
That cruscher works alone? You can comtrol it from the excavator? Nice video!
Great video enjoyed watching
Hell yeah that's awesome
As I recall, it was
"Sixteen tons and what do you get? Another day older and deeper in debt"
Good song
They didn't lower the pre-screen discharge belt, from its transport position.
Nice Kobelco !!!!
What make Thumb is on that ??
Needs a muncher Primary breaking to stop the blockages !!
Far less hassle and Waay Safer than going down those jaws
Jason's concrete crusher nice Chris 👌👍
just a query but why dont you use a separator bucket when loading from the concrete rubble pile into the crusher. you would remove a lot of that fine dirt and small concrete content.
What do you do with the finished rock?
Fantastic machine!
You have become the stone pollenator, makin baby rocks
Second those jaws are impressive
Runned that setup to , with the pressure system that if the crusher can't crush something it opens hydraulically. But when the jaw is full and it opens..... and you've got some big chunks in it is all lying in no time on the conveyor. And the space between the frame and belt gets narrower, So you have to try and pull it out from the belt to the side. And the pullout conveyor motor lacks a few hp... that's my opinion.
Nice rig, would have thought the size of the machine would have been much bigger to do that job.
should set up a screening machine on the output of the crusher to remove the dirt
You should be dropping that big boulder on those slabs and breaking them up smaller so that crusher can eat them faster.
Great video Chris! Can the crushed cement be used in place of rock in building pads and foundations?
Yes
They also use it as a base for pavers.
Note, cannot use for any DOT projects. Must use virgin, washed agregate.
@@raymondswarmer1433 But it is great for private projects. It depends on where you are.
@@raymondswarmer1433 I guess it's easy to have higher standards when you are spending OPM
We have problems getting 3/4" lime stone in Florida. I used this stuff once about 10 years ago. It was so inconsistent and filled with metal spikes, I should've rejected it. Most of it was just fine dirt, and it wasn't really worth it. Has it gotten any better?
good concept, neat machine
This is the new asmr!
Crushing concrete into crushed concrete. Lol.
makes it a saleable product..
I thought that was Charlie's crusher? Oh, speaking of Charlie, how is his mill project coming along?
The most complex and expensive machine always comes down to good old shovel ,to fix things
This is a miracle, concrete to stone. Our crushers have never done this.
Can that crushed concrete be used for base material?
Im amazed, it`s so small compared to the job it does.
Hey Chris! Great video. Do you happen to know if that rock crusher is one that will also wash the rocks? Just curious! Have a great week.
This model in the video does not feature a trommel, which is what is used for washing stone... like what they have in gold rush
Midnight Chevy thank you for explaining that to me.
What is this crushed concrete used for?
that beeper sounds like a pass system on the fire dept
Just a great invention Wow‼️
I have no use for a power screen, why do I want one?
How do you like that kobelco excavator?
Looks good
Chris, you would get board waiting on that
is this all yours? the gravel & screener/crusher & the land its all on?
With that crusher, I’am getting very little material for my money
can we get more crushing videos? =D nice crusher btw, I operate a sandvik 1208i here in norway, dosent look fun crushing concrete lots of rebar...
If you think about it, any time they demolish a building or concrete road, they need gravel before build the new foundation, saves haul out and haul in time and money. Cool machine!
Like the one you used in your new video better stone control coming out of it
Move the crusher every 30 minutes for consistent pile size.
A cone shaped stockpile is not Ideal , Fines stay in the middle and the aggregates roll off the sides .
That's nice set up they got. Wonder if a skeleton bkt would help much ? Nice for rip rap . I don't know how much dirt is allowed for that. Great video man!!!!!
It ain't seperating the mud too well. Does the soil help the concrete bits bind when compressed for roads and such?
Not sure if you saw the conveyor standing straight up at the intake side of the crusher, but when it's in use the dirt and very small stuff falls through a grate at the bottom of the intake which vibrates to feed the crusher and drops onto that conveyor and out the side, much like the metal pickup conveyor.
No, that dirt/clay/wood/plastic are contaminants. Would not meet any acceptable specs. Why he's not pre-screening out the fines is a mystery.
you should do a q and a
That's common on our demo sites in Germany, where we have to recycle anything.
That must be magnetised to be so precise to take the smallest pieces of metal out a brilliant machine great stuff for dirt roads and paths.👍
YOU SOUND LIKE YOU KNOW ABSOLUTELY NOTHING ABOUT ANY OF IT?
@@KenSilvers Don't be an ass 👎
ken jay ye well maybe I don’t as I’ve never seen a machine like that but do you? Honestly.
SWEET JESUS I'm pretty sure that back up beeper would cause someone to get stabbed In the forehead with a pitchfork to just MAKE IT STOP !!!!! lmao
Yeah, and all that annoying noise to keep someone from being run over by a machine moving a half mile an hour
It happens though plus all machines don’t move a half mile an hour. Several kinds go up to 45 miles an hour. Oh in reverse you say it won’t?? Well a motor grader can has 8 gears forwards and backwards so yeah you can get run over. It’s not any kind of a joke. Not saying you were joking but those alarms are important
Stabbing machines with pitchforks doesn't do much. Stabbing them with a forklift is highly effective at making them quieter (after a brief moment of noise).
Don’t work with double decker trailers, especially the new ones, the siren when the decks dropping is horrific, and they removed the button to mute them too 😭😭
@@whobee8868I pulled out that nonsense sirens from both of the backhoes that I work with.It just causes headache when having to listen them 10 hours a day every day.How do I not run people over you wonder?Well i just watch what is behind me when I go in reverse.As everyone should do!It's also getting removed on the dozer by me, yesterday I found out where it was hidden and tomorrow I'ma pull that annoying piece of shit out
Chris with a shovel in his hands. 😳 lol👍👍
I hate that small fines belt in the winter it always freezes up pain the ass. Especially in the Midwest we have to blow it out all the time with a compressor.
So all these years thought it was a UFO I was hearing, ends up being a rock crusher.
Is that Powersceen cost effective? Would it be cheaper to haul away the concrete to a landfill and bring in new gravel?
You should look into the MB Crusher buckets
What do they use the recycled crushed concrete for? How much wire and metal gets past the magnet ? I saw some metal as you were dumping it into the stockpile , Looks like it would be a tire salesman dream if you put it on a road lol.
0:45 - THEM!!!!
Was it plugging up because the fines conveyor wasn't being used?
Love the kobelco, excellent excellent brand
The make great welding rods too
How big of a price will it chop up? A few of them he stuck in their looked way to big.
You do a better job than your friend, sifting out the dirt from the concrete !! Much better quality end resulting, lot less dirt. 👍
I would think the concrete bould wear the steel out fast. Amazing it can do that in a lucrative way.
A radial stacker would be another great piece of equipment for him to have here. It'd save a lot of time and be way better to stack the finished product, I'm sure.
I want one of those to compete in robot warrior's.
That looks like some good material for a driveway
surprised you didnt ask about all the scrap metal LOL
Well looked like there was not enough to worry about lol
Ng a stone crusher Jesus I just like seeing u use these awesome machinery