Mind-Blowing Discovery: Unbelievable Operation of a Bizarre SUPER EXCAVATORS Across Any Terrain

Mind-Blowing Discovery: Unbelievable Operation of a Bizarre Super Excavator Across Any Terrain
0:15. LiuGong 952E Excavator with a 24m Super-long Boom
1:51. 270 tonnes excavator with boom length of 42 meters
3:36. River Amphibious Excavators
9:54. Watermaster Multipurpose Dredger
13:56. Dredge-King Multipurpose Amphibian
16:58. Hitachi EX8000 Excavator
19:11. Carrara Quarry Equipments
22:10. Steelwrist SQ Quick Couplers
23:40. Effective Building Demolition With Excavator
26:56. The GETM Amphibious Excavator with Hitachi ZX200
31:13. Demolition Supermachine - 50 m
32:54. The GTrex Amphibious Excavator
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[@cuba3433]

OK !.
gracias.

[@rogersmith8480]

AMAZING, ABSOLUTELY AMAZING!!!! 👍👍👍👍👍

[@YouCanDo_TV]

Glad you like it!

[@manuelgabriel7907]

I do not understand what the 270 ton excravator is doing... not only that the small komatsu is loading the bucket instead of the big machine doing that itself - those small rocks would sink to the bottom anyhow and at this pace with that tiny bucket it will take forever. Also there is zero visibility, so how does the operator know where to dump the rocks? Really strange.

[@JackDogSteve-jr9js]

That was Cool ! Thanks

[@kaf2303]

My grandson would say, that is one big digger!😁

[@franciscoalejandrovianacan5908]

tecnologia de vanguardia

[@jesseerickson662]

11:00 Shawn Pomrenke from bering sea gold needs one of these.

[@R.U.1.2.]

When giving dimensions of a machine, use meters, not millimeters. I know you just move the decimal point but a lot of Americans won't know that. They can understand meters, (eg. 1,2 meters) much better. You wouldn't use inches to describe machine dimensions, would you?

[@YouCanDo_TV]

Thank you for your constructive feedback. In many cases I still use inches. From the next videos, I will note the use of both meters and inches.

[@R.U.1.2.]

@@YouCanDo_TV Thank you for your friendly and prompt reply. Good channel!

[@lewisviti2286]

Metres

[@R.U.1.2.]

@@lewisviti2286 In North America it's spelled phonetically ie: Meters. As are most, if not all, words that end in "re"

[@kurtselleslagh7489]

LiuGong = copy cat of Cat??

[@kharjkharj4757]

الله يغفرله ويرحمه

[@quantumss]

Mercy, that metric system is disgusting.

[@R.U.1.2.]

Well, the whole world uses it, the only exception is the USA.

[@danielsaint-amour]

Bonjour c'est fantastique de voir autant de machineries lourdes,de faire autant de travail,sa serait bon d'envoyer,une copie à FRANÇOIS LEGAULT et JUSTIN TRUDEAU,aux lieux de tourner en rond. Quand les INONDATIONS ARRIVES , N EST CE PAS, AUX LIEUX DE NOUS FAIRE. SACRÉE

[@deltekkie7646]

Why the ROBOT voice?????????????????????????

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