12 Most Amazing Extreme Machines In Action You Need To See

[@raosabirali7380]

good

[@dwightbrown5148]

We should always give thanks to the almighty God for giving human knowledge to build all these machines

[@DK-nv9zu]

Which God?

[@joshforlife138]

Every tank is gangster until the beasts show up

[@Msradell]

I know the purpose of this video is to show these great machines but it should have been mentioned that "Bertha" had a significant breakdown that required over a year to repair during the telling process in Seattle. Goes to show that despite huge cost some things happen anyway.

[@tombeer9]

im pretty sure at 4:45 you meant to say liebherr ltm 11200 and not 1200 since that model can only lift 200 tons

[@viktorgoa]

No guys, the most extreme, most complex and largest machine ever built was the LHC which took decades to build. Period. Nothing more fascinating than that. I was at the open day and took me 3 days to walk around the different sites, hear the experts talk about how they literally had to invent groundbreaking technology of every area in engineering to scale it up that size. It is simply the best

[@ryanhampshire7042]

We were told it would either create dark matter or end the world thus far it's done neither so it's just a fancy light show.

[@NiLi_]

"12 Largest Industrial Machines" would be a better title

[@k3ys.63]

I’m surprised the Gustav cannon isn’t on here

[@jettyeddie_m9130]

“She’s been since been disassembled “ YEA RIGHT !

[@ForwardNewsToday]

“So she’s since been disassembled”

[@spockbetter]

very good video I like it a lot, well written and well narrated in my opinion!

[@sawedoff5745]

12,000,000 lbs, wild.

[@learemington1700]

There is a crane 10 miles south of Memphis, Tenn called Ichabod owned by barnhart crane and rigging. Electrically powered the owner told me that it costs $10,000 to start it. You can see it from rooftops in downtown Memphis 10 miles away. The capacity is 1250 tons.

[@nathanjones6638]

I'm through Memphis every few years on my way down to Georgia for a convention, but I don't recall seeing that. How long ago did it go up, and where does one look if crossing the bridge from Arkansas into Tennessee? Just curious for my next time around.

[@brandons2411]

Bertha was stopped by a metal pipe for 2 years and cost us SOOOOO much money. Also showing a wheel loader and a grader while calling them bulldozers was annoying.

[@rtrThanos]

Brandon S they meant to say “bulldizzers.” Sorry for the confusion.

[@darnbog074]

Lightning top: 1200 tonnes Me: I can’t compensate that Lightning top: 12 full sized blue whales Me: ah I now know exactly how heavy that is thank you, I fully understand now

[@steveclark4291]

I use to work for Santa Fe railroad before they merged Burlington Northern railroad as a signalman and seen tampers in use ! They are awesome to watch !

[@Saltieossan]

humans built all of these machines so we are doing all of these amazing things with our hands

[@loganthesaint]

Caleb Wilson no, we built these with our hands so our hands wouldn’t have to do this, our hands control the machine though...sometimes. CAT has an excavator that levels the bucket as you dig per your programming for the dig, the bucket can even stop and keep going based on the weight and where it is at in relation to the machine per your programming before digging. I never used it personally but I know how it works... because I worked on them. There are custom settings to the machine as well, takes a lot of the thinking out of operating. Especially if someone is fairly new to the machine as a whole, the instructor can program what he the guy to dig and the machine for the most part will slope, grade, and have a fixed depth to which it will dig.

[@Beenyad]

This dude has a great voice and is a brilliant narrator.

[@joegoecke9711]

Too bad he doesn't know Bucyrus has a soft "C" in it! It's cool though, he is easy to listen to.

[@AdriaanVerburg]

His facts are a "bit' off.

[@robh6638]

Literally bauchted ever machine name . Except the case cotton picker ? That's amazing

[@Zancb]

The constant re-introduction of the music between each section is really grating after the 4th time. And it never stops. "Something something something... closing statement" AAAAAA-AAAAA--AAAAA-AAAAAA (volume turns down)

[@CharlotteVEtten]

😂 At least it’s not like one of those video where it just flashes images onto the screen with some NCS music blasting in the “background.”

[@shokthemonkey]

Amazing

[@maxwellclindsay]

there's no way I'm the onl one who heard him say "road header"

[@milkcoffee-h8g]

love it

[@Agustin_18.09]

Toyota Nigeria sponsors !

[@paultribbett7765]

BU---CYRUS ---BU LIKE DEW ONLY BU BEW THEN CYRUS

[@Hathorr1067]

bew-SY-rəs. Yeah, it was bugging me each type he said it.

[@larrymccanless6687]

Lay Tour now? "Lay-Turn-o!"

[@jesussaves1875]

what blew my mind was the fact that adult blue whales weigh in excess of a 100 tons

[@ryanhampshire7042]

Cannot believe they couldn't find another use for that drill, we could have an entire network subterranean cities but noooo. They could have at least used it to build underground aqueducts.

[@johnsmith9622]

The queen

[@hellion3113]

Bagger 288 is the biggest in the world

[@beastlyone3850]

Gold rush !!! Parker needs to know about this

[@AjayAdigopalOntario]

bagger 288 ---ghost rider got me here

[@adrianomoratellifonini4233]

they dont find any use to bertha? in 30 seconds i imagined about 5 !

[@MayaAshAnimation]

I wanna know the actual geniuses who designed and made the blue prints for this stuff.

[@thebeast7255]

someone smarter than you

[@420subswithnosubs]

it was me and my dog

[@MayaAshAnimation]

The Beast smarter than the both of us.

[@Clem73]

3:56 my son loves vehicles and he loves the bucket wheel excavator and Bertha. Bertha is a TBM aka (Tunnel Boring Machine).

[@blazingblasian4257]

When I was a child that one was my favorite as well!

[@smudgasmiff9481]

Thankfully, the technology has come so far along from the days of the Channel Tunnel being built from England to France. It was so new back then, that they ended up burying the TBMs used in to the far ends of the tunnels, as they could not find an efficient way to retrieve them.

[@marceloenrique2294]

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[@tristennasir5954]

@Marcelo Enrique Instablaster :)

[@shcbiddu]

I think a similar TUNNELING machine to the first one ( made in JAPAN ) has been used to excavate and create a pathway for the new METRO RAIL project in KOLKATA ( INDIA ) under the river GANGES

[@reevethomas1083]

13:16 So was it GEM or Silver Spade? 😂😂

[@jclay6680]

Sadly the silver spade was scraped and parts of it are near the location where it once stood.

[@thebeast7255]

both when it was moved to America the name was changed

[@avocadopeanut]

you know what's better than a bulldozer? a super bulldozer.

[@avaxbenqibinancebtc3780]

👍

[@80club45]

El Chapo Guzman should be on the list 😁

[@franks2445]

9:50 is anyone going to talk about how he looks like the ticket guy from polar express

[@ncsfinest09]

it might be the Polar Express Train Experience..I'm not entirely sure

[@franks2445]

@@ncsfinest09 i think you're right but for the comedy of my comment you are also wrong

[@cccarter9858]

Depending on where the electricity comes from. May not be environmentally friendly. Awesome machines, awesome video.

[@AdriaanVerburg]

The electric boring machine? They just plug it into the nearest outlet and use a Home Depot extension cord, probably a 10 gauge.

[@freddavis5544]

You can still visit and see Big Muskies bucket at Miners' Memorial Park in McConnelsville. Ohio, just off of I-77

[@Username-jy8ep]

1:40 I DON'T MIND... I can sit here and watch these babies all day long. Besides where am I going to go these days!?

[@theresawestcott5758]

Hell...

[@whaky6294]

5:16 what do you think wind turbine blades are made of? Cast iron? Quick googling tells that each blade of that turbine weighs 35 tons.

[@AliShuktu]

"Only")) Don't forget height and reach.

[@mgx8381]

Bucyrus is usually pronounced with an "s" sound, not a "k" sound. Like "Cyrus" a persons' name. (Referring to "Big Muskie.")

[@noahh.9062]

As others have mentioned, the cotton harvesters (NOT a Combine) are poorly represented here. I work on the design team for John Deere's cotton harvesters, and Case is our competition (if you could call it that). For quite a while now we've been selling baler machines that, rather than compress the cotton into a block as you showed, produce wrapped round modules. A baler machine can harvest, produce a module, wrap the module, eject the module onto the handler and continue harvesting without even slowing down. The modules can then be dropped at the edge of the field (or wherever), all while the machine continues to pick at an amazing rate. Our machines (CP690 and CS690) are used around the world and are knocked off by our competitors regularly. They're very cool, far more advanced and reliable than the Case bread loaf or basket machines you showed, and reduce operating costs and increase up time for our customers. In fact, several of the shots from your video showed John Deere machines, though you called out the Case units. To my knowledge we produce the biggest, most expensive machines in the John Deere agriculture portfolio.

[@skier008]

Hey hey they used a few of my videos of the Jackson tamper!

[@Colaaah]

Yeah, yeah

[@david3551]

Now I finally understand why all these supposed "natural" canyons look more like quarries. Hhhmmmmm.

[@dougkyle685]

Bertha kept breaking down

[@mikey_scog]

Can we get a rip Bertha

[@rattlesnake2345]

Have these people never heard of big Brutus? That thing is massive, go give him a google

[@AlexGAlexG]

Sometimes the pictures are right. Sometimes they really ain’t.

[@joelaborie6775]

Bucyrus is pronounced Bu-si-rus lol

[@synerwithyou]

Thank you!!! That was killing me...

[@gfoursux9]

He did it a second time. Ugh

[@tommyg5095]

As he said, this doesn't roll off the tongue.

[@sphinxrising1129]

I've seen the Gem when it was brand new.

[@KenshiWm]

Liebherr LTM 11200 is the 1200 ton crane not LTM 1200 that only a 200 ton crane.

[@jezcolborne6329]

Wrong crane. That was not the liebherr 12000 the liebherr crane shone was the 1200 ant that is to small to even build the world's biggest wind turbine. Get these darn facts right. Producer. Your FIRED😃😡

[@markokoo1867]

@Parker Schnabel u have to get some of these b4 Tony!

[@kasunkavinda2250]

Its not bulldozer its motor grader

[@simonsheng8]

When they were building big Bertha it looked like a scene from spider man into the spider verse. Ps I’m not gonna spoil it for y’all reading this :)

[@steveclark4291]

You might want to check out Big Burtus in Kansas as it is the same type of machine as the one in Ohio ! If I'm not mistaken either operated at the same time as the one in Ohio or possibly before the one in Ohio ! Big Burtus is now seen by a few tourists here in Kansas ! Big Burtus in Kansas also did the same as the other one in Ohio !

[@zeglot2248]

Big Musky was before Burtus, but still an amazing machine. I'm from Muskingum county in Ohio, and we hear a lot about it.

[@1035pm]

Sorry.. what!!! 1.5million!! I’ll take 3...

[@3RTracing]

you seem to ignore the fact that the millions of dollars spent on Big Bertha and the Seattle Tunnel were all defeated by a $20 piece of metal pipe. That little accident cost millions of dollars of repair, and project delays

[@IAmDylan122]

It wasn't just a $20 metal pipe. It was an 8"/120' well casing that they should've knew was there... It wasn't small it was easily avoidable because it was huge.

[@jcurran8860]

Each Blade of the wind turbine weighs 300 tones? Lol

[@AdriaanVerburg]

He said 364 tons, what a joke huh?

[@jonathangreen9080]

Are you saying bucyrus as bookyrus??

[@justaguy6100]

Ok, because the company is from my home town, I know you mispronounced Letourneau. It's "leh TURN o (long O)." And at the Oakland ship yard I've watched the straddle carrier drivers do amazingly smooth seamless maneuvers lifting containers and bringing them to the loading platform. There should have been some footage of them doing their magic. But they're very well compensated... 6 figures!

[@brian46214]

"the bulldozer" fails to show a pic of a bulldozer, but rather excavators until he finally says a large grader is a mega bulldozer...

[@AdriaanVerburg]

There are a lot of things wrong in this video.

[@bpooboi]

That crane operator has to be making 90 bucks an hour

[@mirandameyhem2724]

I have friends that worked with Bertha!

[@tyronerdmann7563]

And now the same video. Just with the metric system please?

[@mugala1]

How much would it cost for a country to rent birtha for 12 years?

[@Guds777]

A Earth grader is not a Bulldozer...

[@ElementalFlanders]

11:20 almost

[@MegaBullet50]

10:23 i remember this scene from the show called Chernobyl

[@trobert132]

wow, good for you

I wish you guys were using metric system

[@AdriaanVerburg]

364 tons for each windturbine blade? Maybe 50 tons but probably less.

[@chrissometimes7473]

Absolutely - I think he is probably off by a factor of ten, if not more.

[@lyon406]

10:25 Her brother, "Big Brutus" and be visited in West Mineral Kansas

[@brentsmith6808]

lyon406 i was wondering why Brutus wasn’t on there

[@deejay5457]

It is pronounced BYOU SIRE US.

[@jezcolborne6329]

And the huge wheel loader is now branded P&H not Letournue

[@axemastersinc3269]

10:38 Look at all the stars.

[@Alvah707]

Whats your point

[@Vulprex]

How do you scrap a machine so large

[@jennymisteqq5399]

No disassemble!

[@WayneMiller1110]

No not disassembled but buried and then covered in thousands of pounds of concrete underneath the tunnel they were building

[@ezwa29]

Ever heart of units of measure used by the rest of the world?

[@steveclark4291]

I have seen those cotton harvesters at work and also seen how much cotton those machines can miss either by operator error or just not good at picking cotton !

[@teeess9551]

8:50 Axles mounted on wheels? Wouldn't it be the other way around?

[@g1expert102]

Yea you you would probably have to change the axle if you blow a tire

[@mkprovince]

I can picture all these monsters would be up on Mars one day when they decide to start building settlements there...

[@Colaaah]

Yeah, keep using that big imagination of yours...

[@mkh1688]

Luh-turn-oh

[@edcew8236]

Too many errors, wrong videos, etc

[@EisenbergFlavour]

4:02 **sobs in German**

[@Gottaculat]

How the hell do you not mention the T 282 B mining truck?!

[@christopherowens7110]

I thought he said 325 tons per fucking load when he was talking about big musky

[@Davvv67]

liebherr 1200 picks 200t, the 1500 picks 500t

[@cookiemoster-hg7he]

So this what pause global warming

[@cocoacockroach6760]

creepy song

[@kevpen68]

Bucyrus rolls off the tongue a LOT easier when you pronounce it correctly. Bue-sigh-russ

[@chrisbarber8973]

lol he says bertha was too big to be stopped by anything, he didnt do much research because when it hit a pipe in the ground it blew the main bearing and was out of commission for about a year

[@cookiemoster-hg7he]

Cause

[@madmat990]

Byoo-sy-rus-eer-e...

[@TangoDown229]

What was the Bertha theme tune?

[@northmanlogging2769]

ah bertha, untold millions over budget, broke down after just 6 days, took months to repair... not a real surprise nobody wants it

[@tyrstone3539]

Ah yes Bertha