HEAVY TRANSPORT MISSION - Giants On The Move | Full Documentary

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[@antonmursid3505]

Antonmursid🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🇲🇨🇲🇨🇲🇨🇲🇨🇲🇨

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[@bcabrera971]

These videos are really addictive

[@Rickjmt]

Really enjoyed this one 👌

[@mastercreamer1398]

That’s great man 🤙🏻

[@perlamiseriaccia]

21:40 best selfie stick ever ?!

[@fboest]

Thanks for the great video

[@drnoob1168]

How cool was that wing transporter? Never seen one b4. 💃 💃 💃 👷

[@felixyongco7964]

I thoroughly enjoyed played on the self propelled transporter.. I do not know how this movement and the road gradient in different grades.. UNBELIEVABLY THE BEST OPERATION. LIKE TOYS.. HOW I WISH I AM A PART OF THE ACTION.. SOOOO .GOOD & .BEAUTIFUL ...

[@BuddhaBai]

Wheeloader? no thats a Telehandler! - Intresting video tho! keep em coming!

[@paulc2138]

Great video 👍

[@jeffschoen1801]

Awesome !

[@schwags1969]

Great video.

[@abhisekashirbad5649]

Love from India, bro🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@cheekymaldita6415]

Amazing👏👏👏👏👏

[@dandisetiadi690]

Hard work 👍👍👍👍

[@lour8548]

Wow he said 72 nuts he gotta tighten with strength....Hard work!

[@sylviabate3436]

I am really enjoying these. Thank you for putting them in English.

[@timothyflynn8666]

Goooo Good. Nnn Job

[@DailyDoseDocumentary]

Engineering marvels for sure.

[@DailyDoseDocumentary]

Nice work.

[@knotbumper]

Wonderful example why you need a good, no great, route survey.

[@scramjet4610]

An example of why you need someone smart enough to design a blade that can be reasonably transported. This is dumb design at its worst.

[@mizmila249]

This is amazing 👏🏽

[@ShawnMCook100]

Why against nuclear? It's not 100 percent green, but it is light years cleaner then oil, and a fraction of the waste created. And solar-power, and wind can only do so much in terms of making power. Nuclear IS the future.

[@alejandrobocjr]

Hello from the Philipines.

[@bunnydontcare3664]

Hello from Germany. Love and a long life for you.🙄

[@douglasstocks9698]

Its my nieces job to plan the route they take to the site and to make sure that any street furniture has been temporarily removed

[@sweetkellymay]

Always thought those blades were transported, level by two separate units.. Just amazing..

[@elanjacobs1]

Sometimes they are, but you'd never get something like that up a mountain road like this one.

[@nipulkradmsinatagras8293]

*Absolutely fantastic documentary.*

[@bunnydontcare3664]

No problem on the wide streets in the USA. Go on with 25 miles per hour and everything will be finde. In Europe, it's a nightmare. 😫

[@bunnydontcare3664]

For sure the USA have also close and difficult Streets. My comment is more about handling suburban areas.

[@vossejongk]

Nightmare? No. Challenge? Definitely, but that keeps your job interesting ;)

[@enriquenabetse]

Interesting

[@andresjesusguevaraharo9490]

Hello, great documentary. Keep it up. Greetings from Ecuador.

[@pontuswendt2486]

AMAZINGNES!!!

[@bigimskiweisenheimer8325]

Im just wondering if the cost for all this is recouped by the electricity output of the wind turbine.

[@DanielChristiansen]

It takes around 330L of oil to generate 1 MWh of electricity. The largest windturbines are around 12 MW and so offsets 4 tons of oil for every hour the wind blows. Or to put it differently, 2 swimmingpools of oil in 24h. Ethough

[@bigimskiweisenheimer8325]

Thank you. That's helpful information.I understand that constant maintenance must be adhered to to avoid sometimes catastrophic failure. But localized compared to rival forms of power. Im not saying either way if wind turbines are worth it, I simply think the concept is interesting and shows we should utilise ALL of our power generating resources.

[@timlongstreet1801]

It's not recouped,it's also hell on migrating flocks of birds. The maintenance and lifespan of windmills yields little return. But the tree hugging liberals want feel goid bull shit. Nuclear is the best power option. Germany is paying dearly now for sleeping with Putin.

[@victorkirira6300]

Waiting waiting

[@TVVDINAKARAN]

@29:25 This is for my own reference

[@Jack-sq8fb]

Thumbnail looks like a lorry is carrying a big spliff 🤣🤣🤣

[@natehill8069]

Ironic that they cant move it if the wind is too strong... They should just raise it vertical and let the wind blow them up the hill!

[@YouTubappreciater]

It's wonderful, these people are highly skilled , professional and committed to cause. Wind turbine is green power and is the need of time. It's good for commercial usage but I wonder that it costs too much. I'm from Pakistan and here 1$=160 Pakistani rupee so we would surely have to import and thus total cost increases, we had some project's on govt level but I hope that one day it would be cheap enough to be in purchasing power of common entrepreneurs so that even small towns and cities can get benefit from their own investment. 🌹

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[@garlandremingtoniii1338]

Here in the States, they would have taken a helluva lot more trees to make it so much easier!! Lol 😆

[@stuarth43]

that pilot operating the 2 remotes is so accomplished, but I cannot believe the burst hose on the other rig, it looked so dodgy, inspections should have been done every week or so

[@Shipfixer]

Absolutely amazing video, but why didn't they just fly it with a helicopter?

[@baishya775]

Because For the large span of the rotter, it cannot be transported via a helicopter and probably the weight also

[@totallypixelated]

Anyone else click for the massive spliff in the thumbnail?

[@яСКУЧНЫЙ-о2у]

Lol that old lady probably looking at everything then sees this

[@gregfuzi1069]

I worked for company that made those blades. The company name was 4 winds. they where located in long beach California.

[@Penguin_of_Death]

I really don't think that they had blades shipped across to Europe, when there are manufacturing facilities all over Europe that make them. Also, the guy interviewed at 2:02 works for ENERCON, a turbine manufacturer headquartered in Germany, which is also where this installation is taking place (1:02 "A range of hills in the Black Forest")

[@lo2740]

lol americans dreams, we dont need no yankee blade in EU, we have German and French engineering and manufacturing.

[@timizo691]

Just makes me laugh at how much fossil fuel is used to install a wind turbine.

[@bronks76]

So much work with only one blade,out of ...?

[@angusosborne3151]

I'm guessing they must have made a trial run first with some kind of a mockup of a real blade or did a lot of survey work and had some computer program to run so they could figure out the route showing the needed movements of the blade and carriage as well. maybe all of the above? whatever it was, it was a damn good job by all. very impressive.

[@geograph1000]

"High precision loading into the barge" ?

[@ronaldlorang2862]

Just transport those things to the ground like they usually do when they get old buried

[@cruzin7749]

👍

[@mechanicallycreative9788]

Where can I rent one? Need to move the wife from the bed to the kitchen.

[@nelsondog100]

Nice graphics but very poor on the factual side of things. Seems they just want to make films quickly and facts come as secondary items. Thumbs down, incomplete view.

[@johnevans6399]

Cut all the trees down to get the blade in. 😉🎅

[@Haicumoto]

Und wie entsorgt man eine Windkraftanlage ? Alles nur glassfazer...

[@Ashwey_069]

Man Recycelt es, in Bremen gibts dafür eine Firma die heißt Neocomp und die zerlegen dass in ihre Rohstoffe zurrück und verkaufen das an die Zementindustrie. Die es zur Energieerzeugung benutzen und alles was übrig bleibt sand,glas, usw. wird dann für die Herstellung von Zement benutzt

[@wavincewavince394]

lol this mean you miss China's transport😂

[@lilllilill6033]

how much energy and resources does it take to build move and erect one of these lies? totally absurd these are!!

[@tylergladys6626]

20 year payback vrs coal its worth it but barely

[@lloydsyvret1509]

67

[@bc-guy852]

If this is a documentary - - get your facts correct... That is NOT a "wheel loader", not even close... And you unBOLT a huge nut - you unSCREW a woodscrew...

[@wikimskimuli8385]

Ok English teacher we're sorry

[@scramjet4610]

This is dumb. That wind blade should be designed for reasonable transport. Whoever approved that design should be fired.

[@georgeisaak5321]

You mean they should designed it to be able to Jacknife in the middle of to retract and extend itself ????

[@lo2740]

ok genius, designing a wind turbine for trasnport would be the most dumb thing ever, what matters for the blande is how efficient it is at converting wind into rotary motion, certainly not how easily it can be transported, 8 hours of transport is nothing in the life of a wind turbine blade, of course that is not something you would ever think of from your mum basement.

[@hansmatthia32]

What a nonsense it’s like the 60 acid rain nothing to do with invasive trees species

[@rakeshmukhiya8325]

German peoples

[@ConsideredYET]

Destroying tress doesn't sound like eco-friendly to me. Hopefully they replaced them. Awesome engineering though!!

[@lo2740]

ok snowflake

[@montiro8999]

1 ha of forest saved about 13 tones of CO2. For one Turbine an area of 1 hectare is often cleared. This is a 3 mw Turbine that will produce around 7 Gwh of energy. Germany produces around 400 Grams per kwh of CO2, meaning that this turbine will save around 3000 tones of CO2 per year.

[@timlongstreet1801]

There trees stop being so sensitive.

[@michaelstern5357]

The jazzy fighter meteorologically travel because red alternately land against a mute iraq. afraid, sick fur

[@lloydsyvret1509]

L

[@alicepapizan7128]

Cost too much. Steel rusts. Yahweh does not want His Creation destroyed. Trees much more beautiful

[@ALLGODSDIE]

Sad !! Look at the land they cleared for them dumb wind turbines..

[@donnydonkey1227]

It's wonderful, these people are highly skilled , professional and committed to cause. Wind turbine is green power and is the need of time. It's good for commercial usage but I wonder that it costs too much. I'm from Pakistan and here 1$=160 Pakistani rupee so we would surely have to import and thus total cost increases, we had some project's on govt level but I hope that one day it would be cheap enough to be in purchasing power of common entrepreneurs so that even small towns and cities can get benefit from their own investment. 🌹