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EXCAVATOR EXPOSES STORMSEWER -- REMOVES COVER
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- čas přidán 18. 06. 2011
- An excavator is shown removing fill around a manhole so its' height can be adjusted for a new street. The skilled operator maneuvers the bucket within mere inches of the cover and the concrete structure. An example of a good machine with a good operator.
Notice how comfortable the guys in the hole are with the bucket working near them.
Holy crap! What he did with that manhole cover was nothing short of amazing!
I love how gentle it looks from aside, but actually involves serious power.
It's not only the operator, it's the spotters as well. I've been in road construction for 9 years and have seen some pretty amazing shit. Kudo's to the crew!
Don't know the first thing about maneuvering an excavator bucket, but this guy is a bona fide MASTER!
What a pro, he could dig himself out of any situation!
His manual dexterity is supurb!
Its like watching a gentle giant!
Man he's got it......
nothing better than watching a guy who knows how to work and 360.
"Notice how comfortable the guys in the hole are with the bucket working near them."
Man when I first hopped on a machine for this current company it was a mess (was digging with an old sloppy backhoe) the supervisor and guys were comfortable right away, you become complacent with machines.
The guy is good but all the operators (city) I've worked with can operate well within 'inches' of live services at the bottom of a 20ft trench, not 5 feet from the cab lol, operators are generally precise within an inch/half inch that I work with. Need to for curb prep, roads pretty close as well.
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I couldn't agree more. The guy is good. I realized it as soon as I saw him work.
the operator is a very skilled person that I would be comfortable working with anywhere
He has a very soft touch on the controls
Great Operators make the Machine an extension of their Body. smooth controled movements, it is an Art !!!
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Brilliant machine operator, working with a good ground Crew, = Team Work at its best.
From the UK all the best.
the pipe under the manhole cover is concrete made, and is not fixed with the manhole cover itself. the cover is basically free standing on top of the concrete, so no damage can be done, unless the excavator breaks the concrete pipe itself
I had to see the video, at least, twice, to believe what this guys are do. How is it possible to use such a huge machine with this precision, And the other guys less than one feet away from the bucket. One wrong little move of the operator, and the man in the hole are meatloaf. The operator is a real profesionell.
Awesome video! Great operating skills to work around the stormsewer manhole and not break it! Interesting to see a bucket on an excavator without teeth.
Pretty good operator -- very smooth.
I'm not going to say I'm "better" but while I was learning on an 330 in a quarry.. I used to pick up 600mL plastic soda bottles with my bucket -- just for fun... and practice in my "smoothness"
Dude has good skills. Time and experience pays in the end. Maybe he should have shared some of that experience with the guy that decided it would be a good idea to stand in the hole while he was digging.
That operator has a lot of finesse.
what type of excavator bucket attachment is that and what it's mainly used for?
smooth operating right there
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pretty amazing that you guys in america use 1 scoop for the whole work, because here in the netherlands we have a fast change system so we can take several scoops and special stuff
So what you are saying is...In Norway you would rent a 5 tonner for this little sewer drain then rent an 8 tonner to finish up the rest of the project? Point being, you are making assumptions without knowledge of the situation or reason this machine was used. This video was shared with us to appreciate operator skill, not the logistics behind a construction project we know nothing about.
I worked on a crew for 2 years putting in storm sewers and that's the kind of bucket you want. That vid brings back some memories for sure.
I was thinking the exact opposite.
I figured a bucket with teeth would be more advantageous.
Not really, your more likely to hook a waterline or a water shutoff with teeth. Although with the space between the teeth you would be less likely to hook something. I can see your point too.
Bruce J.
These guys definitely don't want to hook ANYTHING.
How much would it cost this company to repair ripped out fiber optic cables or electric lines???
We had some utility workers dig up some electrical lines in downtown Milwaukee.
Probably cost a fortune to fix.
Description mentions they're doing this for a "new street". That pavement will likely be all torn up or paved over anyway.
THAT IS A REAL DAMN GOOD OPERATOR
this guy is a smooth operator!!
wow he uncovered a manhole that was paved around so hard
ive never seen a bucket like that
what a badass! Dude could frost a cake with that bucket.
That dude is good. I've only run one a couple times, and it takes tons of practice.
you think the excavator that size is a bit overkill for the job?
3:55 the face on the tree lol
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Funnily enough, in the UK it is seen as bad practice to dig over the idlers, as a large 360 could have the power to weaken the idler springs over time with the constant pull against them, I have been driving machines for over 10 years and i'm now programed to plan my dig with the idlers at the opposite end to my digging, Is there a reason you guys dig over the idlers rather than the track motors?
Probebly the weirdest bucket i've seen, but good operator! :)
realy good operation skills and great teamwork :)
this guys good, you know that old hitachi isn't capable of a lot of finesse
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Thats a skilled operator there
I'm not even going to call myself an operator any more. lol
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Operator is an artist.
I was wondering about that. I've never seen that type of bucket before, I wondered if it was a dredging tool. Thanks!
Makes it a lot easier to pick up a cover with no cutting edge bolts. What is that bucket?
damn this guy has skills
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great work by the driver but cant help wondering why they didnt use a smaller machine like an ex70???
Are Steel tracks meant to be used on tarmac? I thought rubber only
How does that bucket hold dirt? It looks open at the back.
That’s why the guy can get away with sitting in his machine all day. A good operator can make the job a lot easier for the rest of the crew
Yes the operator is realy good i my self is an operator an ppl do get comfortable around the equipment.
I think he could pick up a quarter off the street..........well done laddie!
Let's see how good he is in the footpath digging
Hes good but the bucket hes using helps alot.Theres no bolts holding the cutting edge on so it makes it easy to slide that cover in it.
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Very good operator. nice work.
Now that was just plain impressive.
the tracks have a motor and sprocket to drive them on one end ,and a non driven wheel on the other called the idler , it is seen by many operators in america to big a sign of bad operating digging over the drive motor ,
I watch pipe layer crews all day long even during the winter.That I think is pretty cool
The tree at 357 was the best part
It is beyond doubt very skilful driving. But a bucket with no back in it makes it a whole lot easier. I used to know a guy who used the same technique and he was classed as an amateur for his famous hole in the bucket routines. He owned three machines which he would never allow anyone else to drive, Only himself
Real life surgeon simulator
The operator got Skills.
@ theshowentertainment--- the part that he moved is only the manhole lid sometimes they're concreted in by this one hasn't been so moving its not a problem if he was to know the manhole itself then it would affect the pipes going into it. And about his skill for that size digger and picking up the manhole lid like that... He's sharp as bro
why no quick hitch on the machine? Tasty operator in fairness.
That operator is a surgeon with that excavator.
I would love to be able to make time in my day to make videos Jim Bass...but Im a bit busier trying to make production and get some pipe down in the ground. If you wanna come film me digging Id be glad to tell you where Ill be!!!
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Very smooth operator
a professional at work.
Skilled Operator!!
How do you figure it doubles the cost?
guy is like a surgeon with that thing
Amazing accuracy. Well done
sand bucket and short handle shovels these guys must be from up north,its good operating skills not driving skills by the way,and the people with the comments about the size of machine is to big and negative comments you dont know what the situation is.you would not rent another piece of equipment if u already have this 330 on site.use what u got fools,great job fellow operator
Absolutely.
Great driver I trust working with him
What is up with that bucket?
like a gentle giant.
that driver is one good operator
that bucket sure looks different
this sort of work is what youd expect and no more but he dose have good control so id say he dose know his job. iv only had a go but i soon got the hang of it but i drive tower cranes most of the time. people should no say anything untill they can do it.
So you want them to go out and buy a smaller machine rather than use the one already on the job site?
This isn't a single job it's very clearly part of a much larger job. What actually appears to be a water main replacement.
Awe! Wanted to look inside.
very good operator.
thats one good operator
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The crew has done this before. The trust as well as who does what is a long evolved thing. When reading the comment section one wonders why there are so many ignernt critics. smooth and nice crew and all . OSHA is not a needed evil if you can keep the harmony in balance. Reflects on the crew the foreman and the company ,,, that has to be good for business.
That man know his machine
Oh; I don't understand what you mean by that then. Give me the times in the video he is doing this? The sin I see is being pretty hard on the bucket using it to break up the pavement.
i drove a hitachi like that when i was 6. also i drove bobcats excavators good times
What are they supposed to do, have every different size on the job, for each different task? Who's going to pay for all those machines? Where will they be parked?
Great machine, great operator
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damn the operator is good !!!
Good job, but it demonstrates why construction jobs are always overpriced. The job could have been done equally as well with a 100 at half the cost. You see this happen everywhere, with the Contractor using a machine too large for the job, causing traffic problems and doubling the cost of construction.
i think you have misunderstood me , the operator is digging over his drive motors/sprockets
which according to many of the american operators on the HEF forum is a big sin
me it makes no difference when doing this sort of work , big long trench would be another matter
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How do you become a operator an work like this I wanna do this work an get trained
get hired on at a construction company
good operators dont dig over the drive motors
that guy has got skills
Nice jçob !
How long did it take ?…
Hurray for my Brother Ray, whose videos continue to draw viewers.
Now sure how you do things in your country but here in America, we use equipment we already own...and available for the job. We don't go out and buy new equipment everytime we size up a job. But then again, if you were in the construction business... you'd already know that... ;-)
He's good!!
Wow that guy is good!
Was not in Australia. Would of been 5 guys standing around chatting
Well in the US it 5 Guys standing and 1 guy working, and normally the 5 guys stand are complaining about how long it is taking lmao
cant really agree with that, as an earth mover myself (ADT Operator) i have only seen hard workers. well... 90% anyway. get the odd useless labourer.
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