I use many sources of information. Google News Alerts. Local news blogs. Tips from friends. Tips from friends in the industry. Keeping an eye out for construction fences or equipment wherever I go. It's not perfect -- I still miss as many as I film.
No, it will be loaded onto trucks. The near tracks belong to the Metrorail transit system, and they block access to the CSX freight tracks on the far side. (And CSX does not really like small customers with just a few freight cars to move.)
The east side of Rockville Pike, just north of Halpine Road and the Twinbrook Metro Station, in Rockville, MD. It was set way back from the Pike behind a strip mall, next to a credit union and a dental office. There used to be a Hooters and a Dankers Furniture a block north on the Pike. Congressional Plaza was across the Pike.
Nice Komatsu machines but totally unfit for this purpose. Berg seems a relatively large company, they're always featured on your vids - why don't they invest in some proper demolition equipment that would make them more cash in the long-term? And why no soft strip?!!
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Nice video
I wonder how john knows went all these demolition are going on?
I use many sources of information. Google News Alerts. Local news blogs. Tips from friends. Tips from friends in the industry. Keeping an eye out for construction fences or equipment wherever I go. It's not perfect -- I still miss as many as I film.
are they going to loading all that scrap onto a train
No, it will be loaded onto trucks. The near tracks belong to the Metrorail transit system, and they block access to the CSX freight tracks on the far side. (And CSX does not really like small customers with just a few freight cars to move.)
Where’s Rockville Pike? I’m trying to determine if I’ve been to that hat one
The east side of Rockville Pike, just north of Halpine Road and the Twinbrook Metro Station, in Rockville, MD. It was set way back from the Pike behind a strip mall, next to a credit union and a dental office. There used to be a Hooters and a Dankers Furniture a block north on the Pike. Congressional Plaza was across the Pike.
@@JohnZWetmore Thank you!! Used to live in Olney. We did go there. Things change down there so much-so fast. In PA now. Interesting vids!
Nice Komatsu machines but totally unfit for this purpose.
Berg seems a relatively large company, they're always featured on your vids - why don't they invest in some proper demolition equipment that would make them more cash in the long-term?
And why no soft strip?!!
its a mass. her in the netherlands it works totelay different. and whit much better tools to
What was the source of the fire alarm
They were testing the alarm system in the new building across the street. The testing went on for a week.
@@JohnZWetmore thanks for the info!