It's just amazing that you just can't kill old iron workhorses. They might need a little coaxing but they more likely than not revive. Amazing work gentlemen. I am enjoying the videos. Cheers from Vancouver, Canada!
Thank you, this video takes me back to our 20 years or so of holidays in Denmark (Henne). The lake (of course with trout), the language and - most of all - eating sausages (pølsen) with remoulade sauce (the yellow bottle) in the rain. Greetings from The Netherlands!
Thank, yes we love remoulade here in Danmark I can't eat french fries without it 😉 And you are welcome at Henne again, when Covid will allows again... 🌊🌞
You Danes were noted for great ship building also! Nice job guys. Really nice to see those old machines move on their own and saving it from its grave!
I wish to see Part 3 when You completely renovate it. I renovate old buildings and tools, furniture etc. in all of my free time and it is a great fun and sometimes a great challenge. But it is a divine feeling to see old dying things to reborn in Your hands. Anyway, my wife has got the same feeling about it...
There will be a part 3. But it will take some time. Have you seen this link, or is it only available in Denmark ? It is from Danish broadcast tv www.dr.dk/drtv/se/soeren-ryge_-michael-og-gravemaskinen_222559
Over here in Canada local government would have a fit seeing their newly tarred road meet the tracks of this machine . I notice that Danish women give men the same look , as Canadian women ! LOL !
I recognized that look right off. It is a curse to have a love for old machinery and to be married because sooner or later its going to break down and you are going to be covered in grease and she is going to say take those clothes off on the back porch and you are going to say Its my house too and thats when the fighting starts. I have lived through this experience. Good Luck!!
In UK when vehicles were first introduced onto the roads the law required a man to walk in front with a red flag to warn of the danger. I never knew that in Denmark a man had to walk in front carrying a steering lever. Maybe the lever should have a red flag on it to warn of a change in direction.
Gent in his '20's love of wife - 1st. - old vehicles - 2nd ; - ....... Gent in his '60's love of old vehicles - 1st. ........ - love of wife 2nd. Out of interest did he get the 'dragline bucket' or did that disappear many years ago, seemed there was a lot of 'wire rope' missing off those front drums as well. Nice to see a 'complete' video from start up, moving, loading, and right round to parking in yard.
They have the original bucket, can you see this link, outside Denmark ? It's from danish broadcast TV. www.dr.dk/drtv/se/soeren-ryge_-michael-og-gravemaskinen_222559 Michael who owns the machine, is 37 years old, and he is not sure, what he loves most - wife or dragline... 😂😂
Meget spændende videoer. Kan bælterne kun låses udefra eller er der også et system til at låse bælterne indefra? held og lykke med restaureringen, jeg ser frem til flere fede videoer.
It's a Lister diesel engine, and they had to charge the engine, before they could move it. They are going to restore it. It is my colleague and one of his friends, that owns it now.
To steer the crane. is that the only means, a guy at one end of the tracks with a long Bar as it moves. If so that's scary . In America that machine would be decommissioned or just Band by OSHA. If that was the only way to steer ..
There is a wheel at the operaterstation you normally can turn, when you will use the tracks, but they are a bit rusty after 45 years. On earlier models you had to do it, like they do here.
Is there any chance some video of rebuilding the old girl may be in the offing? Edited to add; your wife seems to be tickled pink with your new project. Mike
It was abandoned for more than 45 years, now my colleague got it, and moved it to his place. He and a friend will fix it. They installed another engine, before they could move it. They have been working all summer 2020 before they could move it, the undercarriage and all the clutches was a bit rusty.
@@henrikgandrup Thank you for your reply. I have been watching several TH-cam Videos of people rebuilding old machinery and I'm fascinated by the resiliency of the old diesel engines.
bien joue mais comme on dit en france la sauce coute plus cher que le poisson car que vont ils faire avec ce tas de fer c'est depasse il faut etre dingue pour pouvoir mener cette machine car pas d'assistance dans les leviers tout est en direct chapeau à mettre au musee
That's right, we are from Danmark 🇩🇰 I guess we better speak English on part 3. We never thought we would get any viewers outside Denmark... I know, it's far away from your place, but I have several cousins in the Edmonton area 🇨🇦
Pour tourner c'était spécial un opérateur devant pour bloqué est débrayer les chenilles est inverseur du poste de conduite nordest était mieux fait car du poste de conduite
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Well done to the whole team. You deserve a round of applause. 10/10 .
Мне понравилось, как рулят этим монстром
It's just amazing that you just can't kill old iron workhorses. They might need a little coaxing but they more likely than not revive. Amazing work gentlemen. I am enjoying the videos. Cheers from Vancouver, Canada!
Thank you, this video takes me back to our 20 years or so of holidays in Denmark (Henne). The lake (of course with trout), the language and - most of all - eating sausages (pølsen) with remoulade sauce (the yellow bottle) in the rain. Greetings from The Netherlands!
Thank, yes we love remoulade here in Danmark I can't eat french fries without it 😉
And you are welcome at Henne again, when Covid will allows again... 🌊🌞
@@henrikgandrup Ah yes, fish and chips in that fishstore in the harbour of Ringkobing, with lots of Remoulade sauce....
I enjoy seeing old iron like this restored to its former glory.
You Danes were noted for great ship building also! Nice job guys. Really nice to see those old machines move on their own and saving it from its grave!
Nice work gentlemen, give him a new life !! Greetings from André Kock in the Netherlands
What a beauty! Awesome. Thank you.
Awesome video! I also liked how they sat around and ate good at the end. Its just like that here in Western Kentucky US.
Wonderfull
The love for old things is born.
Now the restauration...😉
I wish to see Part 3 when You completely renovate it. I renovate old buildings and tools, furniture etc. in all of my free time and it is a great fun and sometimes a great challenge. But it is a divine feeling to see old dying things to reborn in Your hands. Anyway, my wife has got the same feeling about it...
I dont understand the language...but I recognize the wife's reaction to you bringing home "more junk" ...I get the same reaction.
😁👍
Yes his wife was not impressed, don't understand why ? 😉
All he have is two draglines, two old cars, and a bunch of old tractors.... 🤣
@@henrikgandrup Happy man !
Great hope you enjoyed that ,great video have nice restoration from down under 👋🇦🇺😀
Interesting event !!!
Greet from Slovakia.
A great job, love seeing stuff like this saved :)
An interesting old machine. I hope there will be a Part 3!
There will be a part 3. But it will take some time. Have you seen this link, or is it only available in Denmark ? It is from Danish broadcast tv www.dr.dk/drtv/se/soeren-ryge_-michael-og-gravemaskinen_222559
@@henrikgandrup Nice to see the jib back on again :)
Thank you and greetings from England
The woman at the end... My own mother... Looking at my father with disgust... Now what??? He always said she was even tempered... Mad all the time!!
What a beautiful machine.
Bet that food and drink tasted good after that effort. well done
Loved the steering brake assistant @29:20 😎
Nice rescue !!!! thanks for sharing !!!!
Brilliant job, 2 good videos, That old Lister sounds awesome............From Cheshire, England........
Un bel lavoro. Tutti bravissimi.!
Great videos part 1 and this one... You got my respect and my subscription
I think that was how fast they moved even when they were brand-new. Time was not Money in those days. . . .
Over here in Canada local government would have a fit seeing their newly tarred road meet the tracks of this machine . I notice that Danish women give men the same look , as Canadian women ! LOL !
I think they also do here in Denmark, only they dont have to know.
I recognized that look right off. It is a curse to have a love for old machinery and to be married because sooner or later its going to break down and you are going to be covered in grease and she is going to say take those clothes off on the back porch and you are going to say Its my house too and thats when the fighting starts. I have lived through this experience. Good Luck!!
Good thing the door is open , to went out the smoke from the clutch .
In UK when vehicles were first introduced onto the roads the law required a man to walk in front with a red flag to warn of the danger. I never knew that in Denmark a man had to walk in front carrying a steering lever. Maybe the lever should have a red flag on it to warn of a change in direction.
There is a wheel at the operatorstation where you normally can steer it, but it was a bit rusty.... 😉
You can tell the age of the boy by the price of the toy. 🤗
It looks like a little house, you could live in it.
give it some TLC... sheet metal work, glazing and paint.. then it'll last another 70 years ..awesome vintage dragline crane!!
Gent in his '20's love of wife - 1st. - old vehicles - 2nd ; - ....... Gent in his '60's love of old vehicles - 1st. ........ - love of wife 2nd. Out of interest did he get the 'dragline bucket' or did that disappear many years ago, seemed there was a lot of 'wire rope' missing off those front drums as well. Nice to see a 'complete' video from start up, moving, loading, and right round to parking in yard.
They have the original bucket, can you see this link, outside Denmark ?
It's from danish broadcast TV.
www.dr.dk/drtv/se/soeren-ryge_-michael-og-gravemaskinen_222559
Michael who owns the machine, is 37 years old, and he is not sure, what he loves most - wife or dragline... 😂😂
Meget spændende videoer.
Kan bælterne kun låses udefra eller er der også et system til at låse bælterne indefra?
held og lykke med restaureringen, jeg ser frem til flere fede videoer.
Echt cool...
rain, of course
Meget flot vlog. Jeg vil sige de rigtige mænd på det rigtige sted.
It can only be steered from the front? That must had been very dangerous work!
Normally you can steer it with a wheel at the operatorstation, but it's a bit rusty.... 😉
The steering of this machine is not controlled from the operator's cabin?
I am just amazed this machine moves under its own power, anybody know when it ran last and was fully operational?
It's about 45 years since the engine broke down. So they changed the engine and used a lot of weekends in 2020 before they could move it.
@@henrikgandrup is it being restored now?
Är det planerat att renovera? Får vi följa renoveringen här?
Yes,renovering planlagt.
R u guys going to restore
It. Can't believe that thing
Still runs.
R they gasoline engines or diesel.
It's a Lister diesel engine, and they had to charge the engine, before they could move it. They are going to restore it.
It is my colleague and one of his friends, that owns it now.
To steer the thing, a guy would have to go outside and twist a knob to activate that sides brake/disengage clutch.
Woah that thing is REALLY old.
Very
Чудо инженерной мысли
Var det nu ikke meget at forvente at Dorthe skulle med flag i regnvejr og vente på sådan en gammel dame, som nærmest er Michaels anden kærlighed ?
Danish Vikings!!!
Для чего он нужен?
Для реставрации? Если так то отлично.
👍
To steer the crane. is that the only means, a guy at one end of the tracks with a long Bar as it moves. If so that's scary . In America that machine would be decommissioned or just Band by OSHA. If that was the only way to steer ..
There is a wheel at the operaterstation you normally can turn, when you will use the tracks, but they are a bit rusty after 45 years. On earlier models you had to do it, like they do here.
We dont care,what they do in Am.,and dont know what osha is,maybe they ban weapons in schools?
mi consolo , siamo in tanti a recuperare vecchi macchinari
Is there any chance some video of rebuilding the old girl may be in the offing? Edited to add; your wife seems to be tickled pink with your new project.
Mike
Has this equipment been abandoned, or is it just old worn out and waiting for the price of scrap metal to go up?
It was abandoned for more than 45 years, now my colleague got it, and moved it to his place. He and a friend will fix it. They installed another engine, before they could move it.
They have been working all summer 2020 before they could move it, the undercarriage and all the clutches was a bit rusty.
Have you seen part 1. ?
@@henrikgandrup Thank you for your reply. I have been watching several TH-cam Videos of people rebuilding old machinery and I'm fascinated by the resiliency of the old diesel engines.
bien joue mais comme on dit en france la sauce coute plus cher que le poisson car que vont ils faire avec ce tas de fer c'est depasse il faut etre dingue pour pouvoir mener cette machine car pas d'assistance dans les leviers tout est en direct chapeau à mettre au musee
70 år gl kran, 50 år gl Hanomag, 30 år gl LT, 10 år gl blokvogn ...
Blokvognen er 45 år, danskbygget NOPA fra 1976 og Volvo trækker fra 2017
@@henrikgandrup ja, ja - sådan roughly ...
Anyways, mange tak for videoen. Ikke noget man ser hver dag ...
Jeg troede, at England var det eneste sted, hvor det regnede sådan
Was wird mit dem Bagger gemacht ??
Jag hoppas att det är en ung man, som ska renovera den.
Om han är över 30 år, så hinner han nog inte.
Han er 37 år 😁
Ja,ja vi ved godt svensken ikke er så hurtig,Palmegubbe.
@@claesmansson9070 Palmegubbe?
Det er lige som de der Odset reklamer...Der er så meget kvinder ikke forstår :-D
The wife's going to be pissed for a while letting that thing taking up her parking spot 😆
Почему у водителя трейлера штаны короткие? Бегает, суетится как подстрелянный
Wife is thinking, How the hell do i get to the shops with this.
Not sure why im watching a Norwegian drag machine thingy
Danish.... 🇩🇰😁
🍀🌻🍺👍 Herzliche Grüße aus Berlin !
hi ok you're Danish I saw the e-mail address on the trailer
That's right, we are from Danmark 🇩🇰 I guess we better speak English on part 3. We never thought we would get any viewers outside Denmark...
I know, it's far away from your place, but I have several cousins in the Edmonton area 🇨🇦
Pour tourner c'était spécial un opérateur devant pour bloqué est débrayer les chenilles est inverseur du poste de conduite nordest était mieux fait car du poste de conduite
Классный трал
Cosa è ,olanda ?
Denmark
You
Its Ikea Land
I thought Sweden was "Ikealand" ? We are in Denmark - "LEGOLAND" 😉
Super - Tip-Top ! Aber - OH ROST - OH ROST !! :-) ( schaut mal bei mir vorbei "Bahnpark Brugg" ). Beste Grüsse aus der Schweiz Rudolf Hürlimann
The carrier too shot the desighn70 years ago it isn’t balance. Let it die