Komatsu WA900 And WA800 Wheel Loaders Do Amazing Work - Birros Marbles

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[@BobanPRaj]

Thumps up for not adding in any music! That raw sound of engines working is awesome ❤️

[@foreversunrise8749]

I second

[@Team-fabulous]

@@foreversunrise8749 I third

[@SILVANASILVA-zc4qn]

]P

[@vadivelvel2219]

@sebas Stein nnnn

[@noaht5191]

Imagine turning this quarry into a fully polished squared off palace filled with ancient marble architecture.

[@eligebrown8998]

That would be awsome

[@weaponofmassconstruction1940]

0:45 Having toppled their prey, the two hungry wheel loaders move in to feast! *_nom nom nom_*

[@justaguywithachevy367]

Lmao

[@dislikebutton2688]

1:38 Here we see a see a scavenger moving in for what the predators have left behind

[@waylonk2453]

Brilliant! They remind me of some sort of dinosaur with the arm geometry and how scaly the tires look.

[@ek3177]

Ozzyman would be great commentary

[@EliteArmory_llc]

Nobody else is amazed that the earth just forms this stuff and it can be mined like this?

[@ehhehh4049]

@ God put dinosaurs in the ground to test us.

[@lars8329]

@The Bald Eagle effortlesly? They're running on the maximum... sometimes they can't lift it High off of the floor...

[@Glitch-nr9ct]

I don't know what's more amazing, earths creation or man's creation. My God those fire breathing dragons we build to harvest that stuff right? Like, holy crap!

[@chrisoppor1906]

I am

[@realm_zy2284]

I heard they only salvage like 20% of it and the rest is literally scrap rubble. I could be wrong.

[@TROllingNINJA2031]

They're like these giant gentle creatures with a simple existence

[@Glitch-nr9ct]

Jesus, no wonder my puny little granite counter top was so friggin expensive.

[@aaron___6014]

This is nothing. Watch a video on how much processing goes into making the small slab for a kitchen.

[@wahconah98]

It's a common interjection in (American) English.

[@douglasaranda2010]

@Skinniboi Dust Just read that with peter griffin's voice

[@bruh_with_a_chevy2420]

Douglas Aranda same

[@Glitch-nr9ct]

@Furio ...then granite must be even more of a pain in the ass to harvest. As far as I’m aware it’s a more dense and heavier stone.

[@ThePulpitOfPoop]

I'm impressed by several things here. The work that goes into collection, retrieval, the know-how to operate these machines, and the fact there isn't some crappy music covering it all. Just the pure ASMR of heavy machines at work.

[@jacobszymczak9323]

I'm almost more impressed in the forks on those things, they can pickup weights that the machine can barely move and don't bend at all

[@Mars911]

Skimp on the loader but not on the forks maybe?

[@iammsmorales]

I would add the hydraulic system as an unsung hero too... :)

[@JeffGary9]

Regular forklift forks are made using cold forged steel. So i assume it's the same with these big bois

[@itzmrman3574]

They dont lift them because they are too heavy so the dump trucks have to help them as you can see in the video

[@iammsmorales]

@@itzmrman3574 just did some light research on the WA800, Komatsu Europe said it can carry a 20,700 kg pay load with "standard boom configuration" which worked out to 45,635 lbs (or between 22-23 tons)... now all we have to do is find the weight of a cy (cubic yard) of what ever kind of rock this is, and then do a rough and educated guess on how many cy's are in the slabs to see if the kubatsu could in fact lift it

[@ribouhch2875]

The way they extend their forks and keep moving around made it seem like they're actually 2 alive giants not machines... Also look at the space they have to work with ... Making other Operators look like kids playing with toys ..

[@ZeroX60Gamesaves]

I feel like a young boy watching this. I wanna go play.

[@dagonGate7]

Hellenic Marble!🇬🇷 The best of the world. One more thing we are blessed and honored for our lands! Mr birros quarry is located in Drama of Northern Greece.

[@tontobb8956]

They must be the only Greeks working in Greece lol

[@geoellinas]

@@tontobb8956 You have wrong information.

[@peteacher52]

I cannot think of any other industry in which heavy machinery is constantly working at the limit of its performance. These loaders are a source of wonder to me.

[@chefcomtechmike6303]

There's something really cool about watching these komatsus work....

[@wasyaroid8522]

привет русскому человеку, в поисках русского комментария!

[@Alexeevna_1992]

Привет

[@user-xq9dp6ej5c]

Привет

[@user-ji1lb3zq8p]

а не русскому???😞

[@user-ij9kj3ot7y]

Привет,что ха порода которую они ворочат?

[@alibolenov3033]

ЭВРИКА РАШЕН ПЛЫЗ

[@WERT2025]

My heart broke when they let a perfect long chunk to fall and break into pieces

[@anonymousanonymous9991]

This is what they want to happen. Notice the shovel loader always piles rubble under where the next slab will fall. I think the goal is 3 chunks. As much material as the loaders can carry without wasting time seems to be 1/3 of a slab. More than 3 chunks and you're unnecessarily trading time spent for effort put in. Work as hard as possible while working as smart as possible.

[@antoniocerutti265]

These guys have great skills in operating huge machinery and moving massive stone blocks. Just makes you think how ancients managed to built megalithic structures without this kind of equipment.

[@rtp3962]

The ultimate job. Operating one of those loaders and when it's time for lunch....gyros!

[@colekeenan5825]

Just mind blowing seeing the size of that marble and those front end loaders compared to what I see at one of my construction projects I work at watching smaller sized rock being moved.

[@JaySevenOneEight]

Ah yes I remember this location from Modern Warfare 2 😂😂

[@arthurmiller9434]

@Bronxsinz: Do you know the specific location or just recognize the scene?? Is it a US quarry?

[@JaySevenOneEight]

@@arthurmiller9434 My reference is from an FPS video game.. the in-game location is somewhere in brazil and the map is called "Quarry".

[@arthurmiller9434]

@Bronxsinz: Got it. Thank you!

[@davidserrano8463]

Yup

[@waylonk2453]

Dude, I played that game ONCE with a friend and I know the battlefield you're talking about!

[@pm4420]

Пирамиды тоже строили при помощи этих монстров?))

[@Twigarati]

Seeing those beautiful towers of marble just being allowed to crash down like that and then break up... 😶

[@Steveshappylittletrees]

Better call the feelings Police.

[@Kirbykin88]

@@Steveshappylittletrees why you got to be a dick? 😂

[@Steveshappylittletrees]

@@Kirbykin88 - When you stop rocking in your corner, go hug a rock.

[@alanwatts8239]

In their full size, it would be almost impossible to haul them

[@surfsessions100]

@@Kirbykin88 because no one cares about him so he has to act tough to strangers on the internet.

[@bc1016]

These are like real life Transformers, the way they move in those tight quarters carrying huge blocks of granite is amazing

[@farmboygamer7877]

Man calls these forklifts 😂😂😂😂

[@farmboygamer7877]

terry waller they are called wheel loaders idiot

[@maggs131]

I think its marble

[@meangreen7389]

Definitely, the most realistic R/Cs ever. Thank you for sharing.

[@theredflannelchannel7820]

They’re not RC’s

[@meangreen7389]

Brandon Martinez - Yeah, I know. It was a joke Bro.

[@swagzoneus]

6:50 Your videos are great!! Modern machines have helped us humans a lot in our work

First time that marble has seen the light of day for 500 million years

[@ceejay960]

Working so close to the edge, one momentary lapse in thinking and down you go!

[@oriolesfan129]

That is all natural marble created by God's earth. Simply awesome what the marble will become after the manufacturing process.

[@jaxng97]

They're fucking up gods earth lol not really awesome at all

[@oriolesfan129]

@@jaxng97 Not really. It's being turned into something long lasting and beautiful. Look at the U.S Capital, the Acropolis in Greece.

[@angelovalavanis2314]

Constructicons I want a palace entirely built from marble! As you wish Megatron!

[@Gyppor]

I REALLY want to see how they cut that marble. love your channel.

[@m.a.c.8366]

the process of cutting those slabs is really cool but not very special or high tech

[@zone3atl1]

It’s cut with a wire saw

[@carsieplg]

@@zone3atl1 It is cut with a chainsaw

[@zone3atl1]

WestIsBest the marble quarry I worked had a saw that look like a giant chainsaw ! But they didn’t use it much .. they used the wire saw

[@farzana6676]

@@m.a.c.8366 They cut with a high tech laser or water jet

[@luciocosta8155]

Wow it’s crazy 😜 so máquina pesada 20 a 30 milhões de dólares

[@timurmurzabekov3821]

Каматсу техника 👏👍

[@djtjpain]

Wow yeah it’s crazy how quickly and efficiently we can exploit the worlds natural resources

[@Batman-wv5ng]

It’s amazing to see whole mountain of marble .

[@benjamingad6098]

Is that what that is?

[@Batman-wv5ng]

Yes it’s marble .one of the most expensive .

[@benjamingad6098]

Soooo....marble is on Periodic Table??

[@benjamingad6098]

@MinerGate is it a rock?

[@benjamingad6098]

@MinerGate go deeper...

[@tomgreaves991]

They pile rubble underneath to cushion the falling slabs. I was like "oh no, it broke into pieces ". Now I know why

[@MichaelT_123]

If they added two horizontal undercuts blocks would more likely split into three equal pieces. This advice is free!

[@soisaidtogod4248]

From the size of that operation, seems they are not too worried about a little scrap.

[@mr.rodriguez3908]

The clearance within these guys are operating that size of equipment is very impressive. They make it look easy but that level of spacial awareness is bada$$. They are literally operating within inches of potential death. Respect the skill!

[@user-xy2xp7dh8o]

Монстры 🤘

[@xXJBrutalXx]

you know that shit is heavy if it makes equipment of this size struggle

[@mooito4113]

Супер громадные машины трактора 👍👍👍👍👍

[@xedasxedas]

Its not just science people that are smart and make the world spin. Sometimes its your uncle that's the genius.

[@1strooster263]

I wish they show what made the vertical cuts in the stone

[@almir7896]

There is a very detailed videon on youtube of how they cut these

[@60viking]

The TV show "Ancient aliens " would say the Visiting aliens left a tool for us to copy.

[@60viking]

There's another video about that.

[@davidsignor7931]

I was at a Granite mine in Vermont they used water jets

[@sumatai1]

Beautiful marble!!! Nice work heavy team!!

[@jakegolliher2891]

Credit to those operators. They are slick

[@p.thomas4099]

Imagine building pyramids by hands without these kind of machines

[@jb9090]

Michelangelo could have sculpted a masterpiece from that mountain

[@ptbot3294]

Mount Rushmore, but in Marble?

[@crazyhead8974]

Carrara

[@andersonbicalhodesouza3588]

A natureza é sem dúvida magnífica, depois não existe Deus.

[@LoliLoveJuice]

they look like machines in their natural habitat

[@user-ei6xl7rw1d]

اللَّهمَّےﷺ صَلِّﷺ عَلَىﷺ مُحمَّــــــــدٍ ﷺوآلﷺِ مُحَمَّد اللَّهمَّےﷺ صَلِّﷺ عَلَىﷺ مُحمَّــــــــدٍ ﷺوآلﷺِ مُحَمَّد 🌸🌸

[@user-eb3ob9dg4b]

Техника как игрушки.

[@user-jt6nm8ox2s]

Когда в ней седиш она реально игрушка.

[@user-oi7co5tj6j]

@@user-jt6nm8ox2s ну если только сЕдиш

[@endurance_pilot]

Look like Dinosaurs 😂

[@farhodjansaipiev2480]

Привет всем братьям мусулманам и СНГ

[@erikig]

Fred Flintstone would be jealous

[@miguelmusa67]

What a mine. 💵💰

[@CaptNemo_]

Damn those machines are huge.

[@fernandovargas2623]

Oh..,proses pembuatan tahu raksasa...😮😮

[@classic7737]

Привет всем Американцам! 🤚

[@weekendwarrior7117]

Makes you wonder how they built the Parthenon 🏛 or the Temple of Artemis in the Ancient World.

[@negan4089]

Most likely thousands of slaves

[@juniorv4483]

Or it could have been aliens that made them

[@Drewsky840]

@@negan4089 these machines have more power than many thousands of people

[@negan4089]

@@Drewsky840 yes that why these projects dont take 100s of years

[@Drewsky840]

@@negan4089 according to history the Great Pyramid at Giza was completed in 20 years.

[@user-hp4cj8km9x]

очень хорошая прибыль классная 👍👍👍мрамор

[@user-vq8zd3jr1t]

Всю планету перерыли. Мы хуже крыс. Сами уничтожим ее

[@user-qc2vt6rt7h]

По ходу какую то пирамиду разбирают, которую строили инопланетяне😅

[@user-ve4rl2cq3w]

@@user-vq8zd3jr1t А ты пользуешься благами цивилизации? Такова цена.

[@carlrhoads1816]

The marble falling is very satisfying

[@garethifan1034]

Awesome big loaders..Komatsu WA900 - V12 900hp engine..

[@mihailrus8152]

Вот и ответ на то как были пирамиды построены

[@Vitaha_price]

Нахуй я єти пирамиды смотрю хз

[@YuriBelaev]

Тоже так подумал. А нам говорили что на веревках таскали.

[@YuriBelaev]

Тоже так подумал. А нам говорили что на веревках таскали.

[@tylerdurden9177]

Аха. Сам фараон управлял самосвалом а погрузчиками управляли верховные жрецы

[@Nikolaj-Doronin]

Да, хрен там.

[@antpoo]

Are they building a marble pyramid 😂

[@broskiblue726]

I bet the whole excavation site looks like an upside down pyramid

[@mikemc9468]

Good quarry operators are like surgeons on equipment. It's cool to see them work.

[@TweakTechNow]

So fun to see these giants struggle with those big blocks when in ancient Egypt they moved rocks much larger somehow.

[@kellypenrod2979]

Hey Joe! How about a fast game of Tetris?

[@Nepheles]

Moving mountains. Once upon a time, my child, there was a mountain where we stand. We just removed it.

[@iammsmorales]

They are called earth moving machines :)

[@bronekwitczak116]

Robota marzeń...

[@Vibe4Lyfe]

Why is this heartwarming seeing them all work together and lend a hand🥰

[@dsb615]

Komatsu loaders are ok. I worked on a surface mine for over 15years and they couldn’t hold up to the abuse of running 20 hours a day. Now the CAT 992G was by far the better and more efficient. We also had the 993K and a 994 H for some serious rock moving!

[@rise-amorph8178]

I've loaded some Boulders with a cat 345 but nothing like these slabs

[@rockthesix1679]

Reminds me of overloading my Tonka trucks when i was a kid. What a great vid!!!!

[@jamesteichler1290]

You guys have all the fun

[@shanespurlock6591]

I built those for letourneau in the 90's before it was komatsu

[@TheRealUncleBeef]

A solid machine

[@wesleyr07]

Construindo uma pirâmide??

[@russ375]

Super cool...

[@trophywatersfishing9524]

What surprises me is how the ancient people moved stuff 100.s times bigger with whatever they used? Crazy to think about.

[@DDay-vv9ec]

Seeing this makes you wonder how the ancients did it..

[@TheFreshSpam]

Alot more rope. Alot more people. Alot more wood. And a hell load more injurys

[@eduardoacosta6475]

@@TheFreshSpam u think they used ropes? Lol we can't even cut blocks the size that they did.. they used for advanced stuff not rope lmao

[@TheFreshSpam]

@@eduardoacosta6475 They most definitely used rope....if you are denying that I dont where to start with you.

[@eduardoacosta6475]

@@TheFreshSpam so your positive they used ropes and wood and had way more deaths or did the mainstream history tell you that? Have you seen the size of stones cut back then? Use your brain..history is hidden from us to make us think ancients were dumb when in fact they had better technologies then we do if u look at the size of the stones they were cutting and structures built.. his story.. history.. don't believe everything your told and actually think for yourself brotha

[@TheFreshSpam]

@@eduardoacosta6475 hello? Are you just assuming everything. Why are ropes and more basic procesess stupid? They arent. I'm simply stating what materials they would have access to. Ok genuis. If not ropes did they use steel cables? They all hold hands? They brought and alien digger out? No they grafted hard and used their head. The strength came in numbers. I can factually tell you they build these things put of rope and wood becuase none of the tools that properly survive from those eras were anything else but. That doesnt t make the tool less clever it was a different time. And yes they would have had way more deaths becuase health and safety was not nearly a thing as it is today. That is fact you only get health and safety from the fact people maybe LEARNT from mistakes in the past. Get over the fact you think using rope is stupid and degoritaory. Its not And last thing. If you are thinking I'm saying they cut the stone with rope, I end this conversation here. You are too stupid to save

[@ohyeahthatsright3155]

Lots of “unemployed “ operators commenting here.

[@garethifan1034]

You got that right 'Oh yeah that's right'

[@tullyman82]

Armchair operator.

[@garethifan1034]

@@tullyman82 I confess..drove nothing bigger than a JCB /Backhoe

[@tullyman82]

@@garethifan1034 Biggest machine I've operated was a Case 885 Grader. I wanna jump in a D11 some day....

[@garethifan1034]

@@tullyman82 you and me both!

[@ARENDADROM]

How cleverly the guys manage large komatsu!

[@OPERADORESYEXCAVADORES723]

Super así me gustan las máquinas.Dios los bendiga

[@oikioi7367]

I like work on excavator but don't like showel...😕😇

[@dimosk7389]

Some people think that real life is like playing Minecraft...things are not perfect in real life

[@ajo2012]

The loaders don't look that big, until you see the tiny human operating....

[@pumba6099]

Should build the next pyramid with this stuff.

[@Darkmimo]

Just do Marble mountain in the INCAL ilustration book By Jodorowsky and Moebius.

[@Leon-rx9yi]

Первый накосячил, когда толкал вилами отламил с краю.

[@mac7649]

Мне эти кадры напомнили добычу гранита под Асуаном в Египте. Такой же 8-12 метровый карьер с отвесными стенами под 90 градусов. Да давненько это было.

[@user-rd7xc7yo8e]

Классная слаженная работа👍как в муравейнике)))

[@Kenneth_James]

It always blows my mind that stuff like that is in the ground. But why do they let it hit the ground and crack all messed up? I thought they'd be more methodical about it.

[@1barak1]

It's hard to put into perspective the size of those slabs even after they break. They are no use at that size, even after they break they still get cut down.

[@sheepdog271]

It's also easier to move.

[@curtekstrom6600]

Marble is a stone with many Natural Fractures within it. It is difficult to get Huge Slabs without falling apart.

[@Al-xk3iz]

Those are 4 stories tall. Can't transport that way.

[@60viking]

You don't know what their target is, so maybe there's no damage to anything useful. Fred Flintstone would be happy I bet.

[@DeuceGenius]

Can't move anything larger than what they did

[@pfistor]

The surface of the broken pieces is still like 10 ft x 7 ft or something. Plenty big enough for countertops. And If they are making marble tile its bigger than it even needs to be.

[@luizcarlosferreira7261]

A lot of forces have such machines!🤫👍🏻👍🏻

[@andysbastelwerkstatt7299]

It's cool that you can cut out blocks like that. super large machines are needed for this.

[@greenlife3814]

Are they build pyramid

[@RyanandSaraDelling]

Yeah but ancient aliens levitated this stuff

[@9000legodude]

These guys all must be paid very well.

[@bengal_cats]

Chains on wheels. 👍

[@user-zq7qw8dg8t]

А египтяни все ручками делали

[@user-mb8pb9bs5j]

Какими ручками? Им помогали друзья с другой планеты

[@user-nn1rc3yv1r]

Да, точно. Это по Рен ТВ говорили ☺

[@user-jl2xz7ws1c]

Египтяне вообще-то не из мрамора свои пирамиды делали если что) мрамор гораздо тяжелее и в обработке и в весе . Есть версия что они делали блоки на месте их укладки а не добывали и не доставляли непонятными путями их в гизу. Просто им был известен рецепт приготовления искусственного камня вот и всё.Все делали на месте.А ингредиенты гораздо проще транспортировать и добыть чем блоки весом в десятки тонн

[@kalashnikov547]

@@user-jl2xz7ws1c египтяне строили из пеноблока.

[@aldemirgato6749]

Que material e esse ?

[@TheTjesse93]

Marble

[@germangalvez5674]

Que ermosura de maquinaria me encanta sobre todo las bolquetas

[@rdcreations2166]

Humans are the most intelligent animal's in the world