High quality stone crushing station jaw crusher,

we are Turui Machinery, headquarter: zhengzhou, henan, china
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[@09impala]

For those complaining about safety regulations this is what it looks like when you don’t have them

[@marcoswole-o8953]

I watched a guy fall in the same very hole at the end trying to clear it out he screamed like he'll but the machine just kept on eating

[@09impala]

@Darren Murphy Opertaing on a unstable surface above an operating rock crusher

[@LasseHG1]

​@Darren Murphy maybe turn thr machine off

[@DEVIL666wtf]

So it looks perfectly fine huh

[@09impala]

@Darren Murphy Well perhaps they'd have the decency to turn the crusher off before hand

[@scotttaylor2917]

I work for OSHA and I approve of the safety measures that are in place

[@thomasfurniss2026]

Well osha had nothing to do with it

[@juliaelrod2154]

Seems he should tie himself off at least.

[@jasonjamrs7413]

Locate body parts hide them then rehire

[@kevinlindavanveen3521]

​@@jasonjamrs7413 nah...just keep running rock through. Dilution is the solution

[@borrisization]

uk here...holy hell

[@martydavies7198]

I was clearing out a big rock that was jammed in a crusher in NZ 48years ago when I heard the electric motor that powered the crusher start up! I was so lucky to get up and out within 1 or 2 seconds before it was in full crushing motion again. The stupid old bugga in the control tower got fired on the spot. I got one helluva fright. It was locked out but it was overridden by the control tower. The company was River Shingle and Sand, a Lower Hutt based company. Floods were also a common thing, the Hutt River being notorious ever since colonial occupation in 1840. The company was shut down permanently after another fatal accident occurred. An electrical maintenance team were doing a regular check on the switching board and there was an explosion in the faces of the two men that had the force to elevate them ten meters up and over onto the state highway to be hit by fast moving traffic. Health and safety wasn't around in the early 70's to my knowledge and the management frowned upon it when the labouring staff brought the issue to mind. Sorry for the late replies to everyone but I'm not computer savvy and was unaware of your reply's.

[@Leandro0023l]

Crazy man, o my God. 🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼

[@timfagan816]

Where abouts in New Zealand cobba? Churr from dunedin

[@markbelden6919]

Thats luck friend, those rock crushing plants are serious business,

[@dakota9618]

Wow you are a miracle.

[@stanbattle7436]

Was that the gravel for the new Taupo road???

[@LadyAdakStillStands]

My deepest respect for all men who work hard, labor intensive, dirty, noisy jobs. We wouldn't be where we are without their strength, faith and perseverance. Thank you Gentlemen. 🙏🏼

[@phillipmoore6295]

I worked at Fresh Kills Landfill for 28 yrs as a Tractor Operator. We had our own Rock Crusher. We loaded the Crusher with a 6 yd loader. The material came from all parts of the City, mostly demo from raised buildings and roads. But, sometime we would get in material from excavations. We had to be extra careful of "dinosaur eggs". Smooth sided oblong shaped rocks about 4-5 in diameter and 6-8 feet long, that looked like giant dinosaur eggs. The jaws couldn't get a grip on them, so they would end up bouncing up and down continuously. Like a child trying to hold a slippery bar of soap. We would have to stop operations completely, and use the hydraulic hammer to break them. But, sometimes they were very hard. When that happens, we would have to put chains around them and pull them out. We lined the entry road with the rocks. Visitors would exclaim, "What lovely rocks." If only they knew that each one cost us hours in lost productivity. The crushers gone now. They 'spun' a main bearing, and since the dump was closed (We used the stones from the rock crusher to build roads in the dump.) the City didn't want to spend the $125,000 to replace the bad bearing. So, they sold the entire crushing plant. (Crusher, shakers, and 4 mobile conveyors.)

[@jameslove3860]

Cool story man was genuinely entertained by something on KZbin today.

[@AKUJIVALDO]

125,000 for ONE Bearing? Wtf

[@phillipmoore6295]

@AKUJIVALDO Yes, the whole flywheel assembly was fused solid. Not an easy fix. It's not like you can just press out the bearing and press another one in. That machine cost more than $5,000,000 dollars new. The flywheel assembly is the "main" part.

[@loadedgoat3966]

Our bane was round rock with a diameter half again as big as the jaw opening.

[@MM-vg3ok]

Think I might stop complaining that my office chair has a slight squeek....

[@bradt5426]

😂😂😂

[@Seer-Of-Lies_Giver-Of-Mutiny]

At least don't complain about it in front of real men. We might fix it for you.

[@MM-vg3ok]

@@Seer-Of-Lies_Giver-Of-Mutiny Sorry mate, didn't mean to upset a 'real' man with what was clearly a joke. Wouldn't want to mess with you 🙄😂

[@Seer-Of-Lies_Giver-Of-Mutiny]

@M M oh, I'm not a man. Im a little boy... I've been 16 for about 13 years.

[@MM-vg3ok]

@@Seer-Of-Lies_Giver-Of-Mutiny ok 👍🙄

[@chollettgarrett]

Yes, MSHA says it is okay to stand on a running Grizzly to clear a blockage, as long as you are wearing steel toed boots

[@albertbresca8904]

the boots are literally the only thing left of the person.. heard a story of a guy falling into the ball mill (mine huge rock crushing machine) and they only realised when a pair of boots came out....

[@sheeepy98]

Once got my laces caught on the grizzly bars and almost ended up tripping and falling inside a rather nasty looking jaw crusher lol. Rigger boots from now on I think😂

[@chollettgarrett]

@@sheeepy98 why would you wear laces in a crushing plant

[@sheeepy98]

​@@chollettgarretti ask myself the same question now lol

[@DIRTY30DIESEL]

​@@albertbresca8904right nobody noticed 1.5 gallons of blood only steel toe boots

[@jerryseinfeld6283]

Remember kids, nothing bad ever happens working on live heavy equipment

[@chriswiggins4842]

Billy turn on the crusher, it's safer that way and hold my beer

[@vidmos22]

​@@chriswiggins4842😊😊😊

[@Tstahl962]

There's a reason why there's so many work accident vids from china lmfao

[@V13-u1c]

Some men work so hard for their families! God bless them!

[@СергейМухин-б6э]

К сожалению нет, они умрут больными и нищими!

[@Cumberland_swasige]

Why does god make them work so hard?

[@whenitsover3479]

@@Cumberland_swasige it’s not god, it’s other men, greedy men who steal from the working class just because they have power and want more money

[@ItsReallyGeo]

​@@Cumberland_swasigelook not for a God, but at a man

[@chanchan6168]

工人辛苦了。祝各位工人健康快樂，老少平安。

[@MyTrifid]

I work in this industry. If I did this without wearing a safety harness, I'd be looking for another job.

[@nipponsuxs]

This is China, plenty of workers to replace him.

[@mycoal01]

Agreed

[@yunan9610]

You're in a good company

[@nexinex5918]

There are vids out there where people fell into that for doing the same crap

[@TheMorpheus473]

​@@nexinex5918link please

[@throughdude23]

Bet that guy's wife made him get great life insurance.

[@AndrewCrankypants]

Looks like China. I bet they have great state sponsored healthcare for stone crusher injuries.

[@XenoRacing]

Bro it's China, they dont have life insurance.

[@justinalias2279]

I bet that guy works for pennies per day and has never even heard of insurance

[@eushak_3340]

​@@justinalias2279 real

[@ex0stasis72]

Wow, never seen that before, but I figured it existed because of the Minecraft mod Immersive Engineering.

[@suminagum6605]

I worked at a large rock crusher before and I don’t miss it. This brings back hard miserable back breaking work. 😅

[@toodjackson4438]

Yep I would love to see kids nowadays try it 95% not going to make it past the first day

[@tyhassard]

@@toodjackson443821 and doing it for 3 years now. Best job I ever had man.

[@kugelblitz1557]

​​@@toodjackson4438 my arm gets tired after using a sledge with one hand for a few minutes but if I could use two hands I'd be fine. I wouldn't be comfortable, I would be terrified of falling in, but I split wood all day on weekends and I lug water around for animals every morning so physically I should be at least not totally helpless.

[@ziontziont3106]

Haha the crusher plant was the bomb, lotta overtime, the crusher I worked at looked like an abandoned house covered in snow the was the sand piled up.. cleaning it was back breaking work

[@Crushing50]

Cursh plant good job❤

[@ThibJoker]

He's about to find himself in those "safety first" 3D compilations.

[@michaelweymouth4015]

Right over that crusher running with no safety harness, brilliant

[@ziontziont3106]

Seen a video of a guy fall right into it on Reddit.. dude popped like a watermelon

[@titan-tm7kl]

Production ahead of common sense

[@casseyvalderrama1795]

In asia mostly 3rd world country.

[@johndc2998]

The crusher isnt until the end.

[@johndc2998]

​@@ziontziont3106 Just saw that video, no he didn't stop lying.

[@leslieanderson2074]

We had a loader operator who would save back chunk rocks and run one through when he wanted a nap.

[@nipponsuxs]

Smart guy

[@nsukucredence1884]

A common practice at coal mines I worked at.😂

[@tyhassard]

@@nsukucredence1884guilty of rocking out the crusher when when I want to take 5

[@thedozeroperatorman]

Or want to eat lunch 🤫

[@jaedog369]

Safety 1st man. Lock out tag out. Gotta love that jaw crusher

[@grantquinones]

That's a joke right the Chinese government doesn't give a s*** if that rock Crusher smashes every bone in his body they'll flip his family members five hundred bucks and call it quits

[@dakota9618]

LOTO 😂 that’s not used in America . Thought ISO and OSHA and IATF were certificates from avoiding these situations.

[@toodjackson4438]

@@dakota9618 the biggest one in the mining industry is MSHA

[@dakota9618]

@@toodjackson4438 well I feel like they missed the memo on this one 😂

[@Ntmoffi]

More like safety 4th.

[@stal2000]

Работал на подобноной дробилке, ток дробили нефтететановую руду) такиеже были траблы с застреванием иногда.

[@wirefly1000]

I did that job in AZ. That job probably saved my life. Hard work no doubt.

[@caja_de_arena4845]

Éste hombre ilustra muy bién el difícil momento por el que estoy pasando y me dice también que la clave es la acción perseverante. Ahí vamos!

[@brianyoung9014]

These are the men that build our world.

[@augustineacevedo37]

I would have assumed the men that built our world could swing a hammer slightly harder than that lol

[@hueygnd9438]

​@@augustineacevedo37 thats a two handed hammer hes swinging it with one hand and most definetly doesnt want said hammer getting stuck between the rock as they go down to be crushed

[@dhshhhjsshhshshs6991]

Thats just the reason why women live longer. Lmfao

[@aerowenn433]

Not entirely. While it’s respectful that dude isn’t designing semiconductors that give way to lifesaving medical equipment and whatnot. It takes all levels.

[@slippinslidewayz]

Nope, these are the men that die while building our world.

[@1boboloco1]

It's the quality of his sneakers that holds him up.

[@AuburnBlue]

Next time you complain about Unions being useless political machines, remember this is what non-union labor looks like.

[@chriscrawl3732]

Effective?

[@AuburnBlue]

​@@chriscrawl3732Yeah, for the company and absolutely no regard for the lives of the workers.

[@chriscrawl3732]

@@AuburnBlue Lol... huh you realize there are federal safety laws that companies are required to obey. This isn't 1934, unions are a giant waste of space and do nothing except rob the employees they're supposed to protect.

[@teddylingonberry]

@AuburnBlue Hi, I am genuinely curious about this: May I ask how should one safely dislodge the stuck rock in this situation? Thank you!

[@gus2603]

​@@chriscrawl3732I hope you work with organic vapors and get handed particles filters.

[@Shardrk23]

Cool! I once hauled a used rock crusher. One of my favorite loads I did haul. Darned spiffy seeing one in action. 😊

[@hoodatman]

I used to operate crushing plants and it wore my back out before I was 27 years old. I used to get up into the hopper to break down oversize boulders like this one. Not bragging but I could've broken this rock (and much bigger) with a spalling hammer, in most cases. You've got to be able to pick the right places to hit, and just work your way around the boulder. Sometimes boulders were incredibly hard and would just bounce up and down in the jaws, shaking the shit out of everything. I had to often take the crusher out of gear after idling down, and then I would have to get into the jaws and sling the rock with chains so it could be lifted out with an excavator. Bloody hard work in a quarry but I was exceptionally fit from it. One day I was operating a mobile crusher with much smaller jaws than this one and the bloke loading the hopper had missed a boulder that was about twice the size of the one in this clip. He tipped the load into the hopper and the boulder rolled down and just ripped off the walkway beside the screen like it was made from paper. I worked HARD and unfortunately it wrecked my back and my boss (family company) paid me very poorly in the process. I cared about the company but they just used me. They are now multi-millionaires and I'm on a disability pension. Justice will catch up with them one day, I know that. God will punish those greedy people.

[@kevinleonard62]

I was 17 when I got the same job and was expected to do what you were doing... wasn't payed a whole lot but when day light saving ended in October they cut my wages ... so I had my first take this job and shove it telling them to take their crusher and stick it up their arses.... that felt good

[@freedomrings1420]

LOL, I did that stuff in my 50s.

[@playstupidgameswinstupidpr7065]

why does hard work pay so shitty? the worst jobs I've ever had always pay the most bullshit wages

[@dot7107]

I drove lokomo 1200 jaw crusher between my age 14-23 as a summer work. Liked that work place very much

[@sushmithamn7039]

Be safe man, high risk job, ur family is waiting for u

[@topduk]

A real mask, I'm impressed.

[@mikesmith8187]

Oh this brings back memories. I worked on a similar machine and frequently had hook up like this. Most of the material I crushed ended up under the M25 London orbital road here in UK.

[@kirstensmith9454]

I worked this job, at 17 years old, straight out of high school. Retired at 60 years old, working in the testing laboratory. It is a long tough road, i hurt all over from many years of bodily abuse. Respect needs to be given for those who damage themselves to benefit the lawyers and stockbrokers who live off of their labour.

[@ez-g3090]

are you a woman? maybe if you would have stayed in your house making into a home for your husband you wouldn't be complaining now.

[@CJ-dt5mh]

No you didn’t Kristen

[@kirstensmith9454]

@@CJ-dt5mh Excuse me? How would you know what kind of life that I've lived?

[@Amen6magi]

Your pfp💀

[@kirstensmith9454]

@@Amen6magi sorry, Amen, I don't read emoticon. You will need to write in English if you expect a reply. Thanks :)

[@dannycooley7389]

That's what I feel like taking a crap after Thanksgiving😂

[@jeremykatevas3291]

Give this man a raise

[@tripled1600]

What? You lazy people doesnt know hard work??

[@JoseJimenez-gg9ci]

A I beam in top and a chainfall with a hook at the end would be really helpful right there

[@sendvi4999]

The party is proud of you,+100 social rating, one bowl of rice and a cat wife 👍

[@dennisbraulick3727]

Wow so Dangerous job but you did it...Amazing..🙏🙏🙏💖

[@ПьехаМусаева]

Да маленький камень может остановить огромную глыбу РАБОТНИКУ ЗДОРОВЬЯ.

[@СергейГутов-е6о]

РАБОТНИК туда сам улетит.

[@Тихий-я6ы]

Наглядный пример нарушения тб.

[@teemouse1234]

Now that’s a Man earning a living that deserves respect.

[@mintutanti7066]

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[@mintutanti7066]

Hj

[@mintutanti7066]

Bib

[@Jim-fw4rx]

All the safety equipment he needs except for glasses when he's got his sledgehammer out.

[@ppqbadut12]

this is asia, we dont need safety

[@cdeer17]

​@@ppqbadut12 ya there are thousands of replacements in the wings waiting for their chance as to die horribly as well XD

[@OneCompany-js4pg]

Guerreiro🙌Já fiz muito isso em uma Usina aqui no Brasil. Minha função era operador de Virador de Vagões e empilhadeiras e recuperadoras de Minério. porem faziamos isso as vezes.

[@tracytracy1030]

Hard worker!! Glad he's wearing a respirator! 😃🙏🏻

[@yanyaoquan2938]

碎石工人真的很辛苦

[@Lenny.262]

Maybe but this one should be working smarter, not harder.

[@dopeasznerdz9021]

That’s high quality sludge hammer/steal bar right there.

[@raguspatil7663]

Very hard work ad beautiful

[@bassmekanik101]

When the big one hit that grinder… I was like…. The good stuff..

[@renataburr8089]

Men working hard! The men who built their country!

[@АндрейКузнецов-ч6я]

Да тяжко на дробилке особо зимой

[@МаксатКурылтай]

是啊 冬天 积土

[@Syugyo_suruzo]

この人達のお陰で私たちの日常がある 感謝しなければ

[@amatetu-catsong]

大変な仕事よなー

[@ggebhard1]

God bless this man and all heavy duty workers!!

[@mjscorn7943]

He must be so grateful for mechanization

[@RobertWilliams__]

YIKES! My father lost a friend to a crusher in the mines, the guy reached a shovel into the running crusher to dislodge something and fell in. My father makes it sound like he was the only one that went on the pile to gather him and was still angry with his coworker’s when he told me years later.

[@0tt0Skorzeny]

My great-grandfather worked for the railroad in the 1930s. He got his leg cut off when a train ran over it. He got fired because he couldn't do is job anymore. Those were the days!

[@reynaldomunozgonzalez8420]

Siempre se necesita de un solo valiente 💪🏾

[@pologamero2648]

Eso no es valiente, es estupido. Antes de cualquier cosa se debe detener y bloquear eléctricamente los equipos. Esos equipos no perdonan, si la roca se mueve imprevistamente o el trabajador cae junto con ella no tiene ni 1 segundo para salvarse, sera hombre triturado. He trabajado mas de 20 años en mantenimiento de equipos mineros y esta persona si hizo eso por su cuenta seria despedido en 1 segundo, si si supervisor lo mando serian los 2 despedidos.

[@reynaldomunozgonzalez8420]

@@pologamero2648 si te das cuenta de mi comentario?? Solo se necesita de un valiente

[@unclebenny9028]

Hey y'all, stop sending them big boulders!

[@Tessos47]

Yes very high quality indeed. Now only 7.99 if you buy today, yes a very good deal

[@madscottwallace7195]

"High quality stone crushing jaw!" ..... Man with a sledge hammer

[@graham.l6604]

In the UK you would be jailed if the safety squares seen this.

[@sus-gibble4721]

And the fatest fine you'll see for a while 😆

[@ruutjormun2262]

which is why the west will never china and russia's extreme level of development.

[@pradeepawijesena1169]

bless these m'en who does hard work

[@jamilnicolau2205]

Cadê a fiscalização? O trabalhador ficar com somente a proteção da sorte. Não tem proteção nenhuma, caso venha a cair no moedor, jamais encontrarão algum vestígio do corpo do mesmo. É uma vergonha.

[@askme8582]

0⁰0⁰0] it op

[@edmarnovais4667]

Pensei o mesmo!

[@MM-eu9hm]

👀

[@yououtuber4176]

aaahhhhhh... cara nem é perto do britador.... cale os comentários bobos.

[@pyc9l219]

Всё нормально . Везде так решают проблему , по другому никак .

[@abandon8498]

Boy I know that job I ran one for six years lol respect 😊

[@Tukunamoharana-f3g]

Asi pitta or ya beto ko meri dill se salam

[@victorlinares9199]

Como puede ser que la jefatura de esta empresa, pueda autorizar el trabajo que está haciendo éste trabajador, sin un arnés de seguridad. Además la persona que esta grabando no le dice nada. Este trabajador está en un peligro de muerte. Si se llega a caer, dará a la trituradora y si sólo lo sacarán como carne molida. Me llama la atención por el personal de seguridad, que no está presente. Amigos, nosotros no tenemos repuestos en el almacén o en el hospital. Recuerden esto, si el trabajo a realizar no es seguro comunica, y si no te hacen caso no lo hagas. Recuerda que tú familia también te necesita.

[@19albert67]

Это китаец. Их не ремонтируют. Просто берут новых.

[@frankillmer3166]

Die haben wahrscheinlich zu viele Angestellte und so ein Brecher bewirkt reine Wunder. IRONIE OFF:

[@GreliaIsabell]

Sierto. No tiene nada de un equipo de seguridad Ya que me acordo de un video del mismo trabajo de un hombre intentando quitar una enorme piedra pero su final fue una desgracia (El pobre hombre murió triturado) Si ven trabajos así demandarlos

[@miguelmonreal5565]

Estoy de acuerdo, ese trabajo no debe realizarse así.

[@oscarortiz9177]

La necesidad

[@6181green]

Now I see why our crushers have a jackhammer arm attached to them

[@dangeary2134]

I worked in a quarry. I was in a 400 size excavator separating rip-rap from a blast. I was tasked with sorting out the big chunks from the more granular stuff. I was more than fast enough to overwhelm the loader guy, and he had a 7 yard bucket, which he would feed into the shaker. The idiot that monitored the jaw was CONSTANTLY in the hut, smoking his whatever, even though it was in the high 90s, and no A/C in the hut! I was a good enough operator to hide the occasional boulder in the part of the pile that the loader guy was scooping from, without him seeing it. He would be shaking the bucket, and, BROAM, here comes this huge rock! He would look over his shoulder at me, and I would shrug. The guy in the jaw would come out of the hut, and give me the finger. I would give it to him back, and mutter, “I love you, too!”

[@Nosroc2004]

I worked in a limestone quarry as an operator. And depending on what I was loading the trucks with, and what all was in the shot, I’d have a different number of beeps I’d give them so they knew what they had in their truck and where to go with it. No more than 3 different things tho. It’d be 1 beep-blue stone, 2 beeps-red stone, and 3 or more beeps was BOULDERS. Now, I always made sure to emphasize the trucks with the big boulders so they would know to not head to the crusher. It’s one thing having a load of red getting mixed into the blue surge pile, but a load of boulders could shut us down lol Well, needless to say, they still did it a few times anyways, this one time being the absolute worst lol I loaded the truck up with 2 boulders, as they were an entire truckload by themselves, and sent them out. Now, they should have been back fairly quick as our hammer pile was just up the hill. But when I saw a different truck come down the hill before him I panicked lol I HEARD the rocks land in the crusher, and someone on the radio say,”Holy $h1t, those things are bigger than my pickup truck!” Lmao That was almost worth the week they took to repair the damage

[@АлександрНабиулин-з9р]

А сразу домик взять тямы не хватило?

[@foreverlovetran6109]

Góp ý từ cựu đồng nghiệp nè. Hãy yêu cầu hàn 1 bệ đứng ở gần cổng phễu ấy. Rồi bảo họ cho 1 cái xà beng to và dài hơn. Tầm 1m8 ấy. Công việc của bạn sẽ dễ dàng hơn nhiều lắm. ❤

[@kunalsinghania99]

Women: We don't need men Men:

[@مهدالمداوي]

من وين كيف حالك

[@GrifoStelle]

OSHA: switches off the machine, harnesses the man, slaps the piss out of the supervisor, fines the life out of the company. Employers: 🙅 Men: 🙄

[@georgespalding7640]

Looks pretty safe. One wrong move and he falls into the Rock Crusher.

[@TheLoc0]

Woman dont complain about wanting these jobs tho😂😂

[@bichito61]

Eso me trae recuerdos de cuando joven con tan solo 22 años trabaje por un buen tiempo en una Chancadora , moliendo piedras y sacando distintos tipos de material es algo increible

[@AJBesh]

What men will do to support their families is just amazing

[@icac6122]

work extra slow to.....?

[@AJBesh]

If you have done construction work of this nature then you’d know the answer to your question

[@XJ_ESSE]

Where the hell is MSHA for this?! Miners safety is really on the decline. I assure you, he ain't paid that well..

[@FarmingIowa32]

thought the same thing MSHA would site us out the ass for this

[@dangeary2134]

I don’t see what the issue is. He is not in the chute, and definitely not in the path of that rock when he finally frees it up.

[@XJ_ESSE]

@@dangeary2134 He was definitely in the chute to start. Aside from that, there are still some issues here. He's standing on a half inch piece of steel siding on the shaking conveyance, not harnessed to anything for fall hazard. He is swinging a 4lb sledge at a boulder not wearing safety glasses which is a hazard for chipping rocks. And I know rebar is technically not incorrect, but get this poor man a real scaling bar. I used to crush rock for gold mines.

[@FarmingIowa32]

@@XJ_ESSE right

[@freedomrings1420]

LOL 😂, with the younger generations running things nothing will get done. A bunch of whiny simps.

[@nevillesambrooks1014]

Man needs a bonus

[@icac6122]

???? he is working at a bare minimum pace...

[@hoodatman]

@@icac6122 Not a very good setup to be getting access to oversize rocks. I operated crushers for a few years. HARD work.

[@АнзорГубжоков]

Дай Бог вам здоровья мужики

[@ScruffyMopplidge]

You can see how high quality it is by how the stone crushing machine only breaks when it encounters stones

[@josephnicora7457]

A real man's job.

[@garrywright3566]

When you rock hard and you can't get it all the way in.

[@АЛЕКСАНДРМЕДВЕДЕВ-в5ч]

Тяжелая работа на дробилке. Здоровья мужикам!

[@АлександрЧипигин]

А перфоратором не легче?

[@АЛЕКСАНДРМЕДВЕДЕВ-в5ч]

@@АлександрЧипигин Жизнь зла. А почему ты не подвез за свой счет и не обеспечил сервисное обслуживание? А что ты хотел уточнить?

[@ConspiracyGamesAndPodcastClips]

Oddly satisfying to watch! 😅

[@floch_forster_]

Respect to all the men who work so hard for their families.

[@andujunior4756]

Another tip, don't take them out just start screwing as is. That's what it's meant for.

[@batesplummer3329]

That looks safe

[@hatchlingdave3551]

And your point Mr obvious? Don't go outside or ride or drive a car because that isn't safe either.

[@batesplummer3329]

@@hatchlingdave3551 ...and obviously you don't recognize sarcasm

[@hatchlingdave3551]

@@batesplummer3329 well obviously I don't then lmfao. I'll pull the foot out of my mouth now.

[@morozzzed]

Написано то Хай квалити стоун крашер, а по сути обычная щековая дробилка

[@Sara-L]

Nice high quality stone crushing equipment, can't even clear its own jam for the price the companies pay for it.

[@laq39]

Instala um rompedor hidráulico na entrada do alimentador.

[@李宗奇-w2g]

……………………暗暗暗暗按

[@romariomoura5162]

Já trabalhei em um britador assim é muito perigoso

[@АнатолийЖгилев-щ2ц]

у меня на дробильной установке подача осуществляется гусеничной лентой (питатель)

[@scurvyswine]

He needs a SDS drill.

[@jorynickila7760]

Breaking rocks and the hot sun, I fought the law, and the law won....😅

[@padstowphantom]

How many work experience kids do you think they go through each year?

[@paulovolcane]

Pessoal, por gentileza, façam comentários mais curtos, pois eu leio todos, e ainda tenho que ver as respostas e, posteriormente, passar no perfil da pessoa que comentou, pra ver se tem credibilidade, etc. Peço a colaboração de todos. Obrigado pela compreensão!😬

[@JRSantastico]

Vc deveria trabalhar no TSE com o Xandão… isso eh censura kkkk

[@facadetudoumpouco8294]

Nossa que caminhada longa kkkkkkk

[@erinaldovascodasilva2595]

São homens assim guerreiros que luta pelo progresso do seu pais e do mundo 🎉🎉

[@aleximygir6436]

Да ладно какой там пафос. Им нужно кормить свои семьи!

[@Juanhvs]

I did this it's the Jaw it also has a jackhammer excavator than can brake that big rock and bigger ones like nothing just with a couple hits from the hammer it was a fun job but there's too much dust (asbestos) and my lungs started having discomfort even spots showed on xrays so had to quit

[@طهحسن-ظ8ظ]

جميل هذا عملي

[@jayantnema9610]

😥

[@КамильСафин-к2ф]

Страховка - пояс тут нужна по-любому

[@waltershoults8803]

Yes sir ! 👍 the belt and lanyard too

[@alexshapsenzon254]

China: safety regulations? what's that? China: have ya seen our tofu-dreg projects.

[@narsimhach817]

Excellent work super❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@KulibinX]

can't see pile of applications of strong independents for this job 😅

[@daultonamick2340]

That shaker needs the guide bars re welded but gotta love those jaw crushers takes me back

[@jeremijerem912]

C'est quoi ce délire ? Ils sont mal équipés les gars ! Il existe des bras mécaniques avec des buriners au bout. Ça facilite la vie 👍

[@onetruth4878]

Salute. This is hard work .

[@johnwilliams1223]

My arms tired from just watching this dude

[@LumpyFPV]

Good thing he's wearing that mask whilst perched precariously on the crush-everything-into-oblivion machine. That's a company that cares about their workers. 🙏🏻

[@zlataassodi1707]

Frends tenkyuo weri mach😂😂😮😮😊😊