28500 square feet full load sand unload at the start of work in big ship by mega drager machine -24

[@joebenzz]

So much technology in 2024 and yet some of us decide to use it to watch sand being unloaded for 30 minutes 😂

[@strongmegamachine6611]

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[@rev.randall2292]

Freedom of Choice BaaaBeeee!

[@ericpl7227]

Well, to be fair, the first 10 minutes was them tying up a boat up! Lol

[@ZombifiedWatermelon]

The Scuppers are two inches above the waterline she'll be fine.

[@strongmegamachine6611]

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[@andrewmizon2339]

You have to love the sign on ship, "Safety First " 😂

[@strongmegamachine6611]

You right

[@danrossell6375]

There is barely any freeboard on that tub.

[@riff2072]

In English. That must be the reason for no shoes. The crew does not know that Safety is First.

[@riff2072]

@@danrossell6375 What are you talking about. Once the sand is offboarded it shall increase.

[@threeparots1]

@@riff2072that’s assuming it doesn’t capsize sink en route. Zero prop wake. I suspect it is a tad overloaded.

[@rev.randall2292]

Boy that thing is riding and gliding low. Just a heart beat away from becoming a Sub. its self. Crazy how some vessels are designed.

[@SpenzOT]

Um, I don't think it is designed that way. I'm pretty sure it is just way, WAY overloaded. I've never seen carriers loaded all the way to the top like a cup of flour before. It's a sinking hazard, that's for sure, but life is cheap in the third world so I dunno.

[@annaplojharova1400]

​@@SpenzOTNot only how it is loaded, but walking on the sand while it is being agitated by the water does not sound like a safe idea either...

[@RimfireAddicted70]

Watching them start you can see there isn't much intelligence here. It's Fred & Frank having no plan whatsoever. I think the choice of help is so limited they have to take whoever is willing to show up.

[@strongmegamachine6611]

Hmmmmm

[@otakuryoga]

everyone grab a shovel and get to work! that sand aint gonna offload itself!

[@bobb6342]

Probably be quicker too

[@louismessere6379]

I doubt that! The amount of sand they are carrying they were well on their way to starting sand dune!

[@FlyToChina0071]

Sand, water & boys - Time for some fun 🙂

[@strongmegamachine6611]

Yes currect

[@NevAdv]

what do you do with the sand afterwards? dump it back in the river?

[@static_bolt]

there is a channel who records these boats going through dams and they made a video showing what its used for, its for like leveling the floors in homes. very strange place

[@NevAdv]

@@static_bolt oh wow. in my country, we used road base or fill dirt to compact the footing and then build the homes on it. from what i understand rain on sand will cause the structure to sink? cheap method to do it i guess? indeed a strange place!

[@anuragrathore7332]

Fools everywhere .

[@DanielSilva-jj2lz]

no, it's because the soil is very clayey, and clay is a great water retainer, and has little resistance to compression. Sand is then added to accelerate water flow during rainy weather and prevent deformations in the foundations, which would lead to cracks in the structures.

[@rogerdudra178]

Greetings from the BIG SKY of Montana. A good way to unload sand.

[@AndyHayes1]

If I am correct they move the sand to fill in low land that was once all water so they can build on it. I guess it would be considered economic progress to them.

[@strongmegamachine6611]

Yes you correct

[@DirtyLilHobo]

What is with all the foliage coming downstream? Flash flood somewhere upstream?

[@strongmegamachine6611]

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[@ThatOneGuyWithTheEye]

That's just how the waters are up there

[@bebo5558]

The sand load is almost sinking the boat, but we're gonna add more water and see if we can sink her all the way!

[@strongmegamachine6611]

No sink

[@bebo5558]

@strongmegamachine6611 No safe!!

[@Евгений-ю8л7о]

А то что в реку смыло часть это нормально? Может не стоило до самого верха песок нагружать?

[@strongmegamachine6611]

I don't know your language but I love your comment

[@gerritdejonge6657]

Geen Zand , geen Vreten 😮

[@strongmegamachine6611]

Yes thank you

[@bliebezeit]

Gruse aus DEUTSCHLAND -GERMANYA

[@strongmegamachine6611]

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[@haroldreardon8070]

28,500 SQUARE FEET feet of sand???? Maybe you should work on your understanding of volume vs area.

[@strongmegamachine6611]

Hmmmmmm

[@billabong9215]

FEET feet of sand????

[@dangeary2134]

Ever consider the AINGLAISE might not be his first language???

[@rhamilton5706]

Which is why they are unloading, sand.

[@ThomsonTrissur]

28500 cft

[@gerritdejonge6657]

Dit deden de Hollanders 200jaar geleden en toen al sneller

[@strongmegamachine6611]

Thanks

[@nealc.6927]

Natuurlijk deed je dat. Toen had je slaven . . .

[@louismessere6379]

The front of the bridge said safety first, I think they need to correct it to say last. The river water is almost on the deck as its approaching the port.

[@strongmegamachine6611]

You correct

[@mattheweggers8345]

The suppers are above the water line which is good and safety first is written English that's why there is no safety

[@strongmegamachine6611]

Hmmmmmmm❤️❤️❤️

[@VasudevaSiewsankar]

Do u know d deep d sand is ?

[@strongmegamachine6611]

7 meter deep

[@Konica7777]

Can you show where the sand goes

[@strongmegamachine6611]

Yes i can show where the sand goes next video

[@shyjuselvaraj8283]

Ship name ? Send

[@strongmegamachine6611]

I dont know

[@geraldarthurhall2247]

Ever went to work barefooted?

[@strongmegamachine6611]

Workers are used to working barefoot

[@memadmax69]

"Safety first" Always...

[@strongmegamachine6611]

Yes you correct

[@89jcrow]

Does anyone know if this was used for reclamation and where?

[@strongmegamachine6611]

Hmmmmmm

[@MLBBsainaaa]

At saan dadalhin ang buhangin na yan? Wag nyo sabihin na dadalhin yan sa West Phil sea para itambak doon sa isla na inaagaw ng mga insekto. DENR must stop every move of Chinese inside the Philippines, never provide the things they needed to finish the construction in the West,

[@strongmegamachine6611]

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[@ZensPlaceyt]

Wondering if I lived another life when playing in the back yard with the hose digging holes

[@strongmegamachine6611]

Hmmmm

[@a-fl-man640]

i don't know, looks pretty inefficient and labor intensive. might be some water problems if there was a EPA there, much less OSHA

[@strongmegamachine6611]

You correct

[@cathiwim]

But there isnt, so they can do what they want.

[@Jersey-GT-F150]

Pump looks like it run off on old Detroit Diesel. The have that distinctive 2 stroke sound..

[@strongmegamachine6611]

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[@yanzhao7298]

Like watching paint dry

[@1959rossco]

Another example of working where your life has no value

[@strongmegamachine6611]

This work not dangerous

[@Jimmy-Legs]

@@strongmegamachine6611. The hell it ain’t.

[@TwoFingeredMamma]

The horror of getting sand between my toes 😨

[@TwoFingeredMamma]

Jokes aside, these guys suffer from a disease called "Sand eye". They get sick of the sight of sand 😄

[@1959rossco]

There are people hanging around and over what is a very large tub of quicksand with a vacuum hose that would suck your head off

[@colinmorgan7771]

SAFETY FIRST LOL

[@strongmegamachine6611]

Yes

[@tnmwheatley]

MEGA DRAGGER? Looks like a mini sucker! A MEGA Dragger Would have sucked that whole barge up in about 5 minutes, and unloaded in about 30 seconds. 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@strongmegamachine6611]

Hmmmmm

[@Pauly365]

Alot of unwanted particulate also.

[@strongmegamachine6611]

Hmmmmmm

[@yodaddy82daddy70]

Add a few more commercials. Jesus

[@strongmegamachine6611]

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[@bobb6342]

That’s painful to watch!

[@strongmegamachine6611]

No

[@bobb6342]

@@strongmegamachine6611 no?

[@ann-sofiarnell1397]

accideent waiting to happen i bet the crew cant even swim if need be

[@strongmegamachine6611]

There is no reason to fear, the working style of our country is like this

[@Alex-eh2iy]

one of the worst moring operations i wathced

[@strongmegamachine6611]

No easy work

[@jacksonhwyoming1264]

Even worst how you spell