Liebherr R960 high reach demolition excavator tearing down large office building [03] video diary

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[@guyvancutsem7340]

the usual perfect quamoty

[@DeutscheBundespost]

Die Maurerkunst der 70er Jahre hinter den Sichtbetonornamenten😂 bestimmt war das Gebäude voller Schadstoffen❗️ Wahnsinn wie viele Postbeamte es einmal gab

[@DREAMMACHINEShh]

Der Blick in die Vergangenheit ist tatsächlich beeindruckend ;-)

[@andersisacson8262]

Thumbs up before the video even started??? Of course, this channel is a thumbs up channel everytime! 👍👍👍. Keep them coming

[@DREAMMACHINEShh]

Thank you!

[@romearomeo]

Wooooooow....ein mega riesiges Teil...sieht wirklich fast wie ein Dino 🦖🦕aus😅🤣😂top video 📹

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Vielen Dank!

[@brentbarnhart5827]

1 more curious question: How fast can they change the "heads" on this giant crawler? / Attachments?

[@DREAMMACHINEShh]

takes only a few seconds!

[@Jens-P.]

Hallo, ich wünsche dir ein schönes neues Jahr und viele schöne Baggervideos... mach bitte weiter so... beste Grüße von Jens

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Dankeschön und alles Gute zurück! Es wird ungebremst weiter gehen mit neuen Videos...

[@Hotaru_T0m0e]

Nice job! Just a question on glass panels. Are they recyclable, not to mention reusable? Should they be manually removed and preserved before this stage?

[@DREAMMACHINEShh]

You don't do it that way. Would be too expensive. Glass panels are being moved to recycling yard.

[@Hotaru_T0m0e]

@@DREAMMACHINEShh Thank you for your response! So glass fragments get separated at a later stage? Given this opportunity, I would be interested to watch a quick tour of the machinery used to process and separate recyclable materials. Such as reinforcing iron (rebar) and glass. P.S. Great channel with very exciting material! I have been watching your content since this one kzbin.info/www/bejne/qnmumYyre9Jgarc ! One of my favorite series.

[@dertypauswilhelmsburg9432]

Mega

[@brentbarnhart5827]

Can anybody tell me a ROUGH cost comparison of taking a building down "this way" verses controlled demolition. (Of course, it still needs broken up, and hauled away in control demolition, although I'm sure it breaks itself up somewhat as it falls.) I am a machine engineer, designer, factory automation (non robotic). I was a land developer years back, and proficient at one time, on most heavy equipment in the field. (Not cranes, although I occasionally work with cranes as my company does rigging.) But very curious. (I understand that controlled demolition cannot always be used.) I'm more interested in rough cost comparisons, even if you use percentages.

[@hmsdemolition8588]

Where is the demolition? What your doing is prepping

[@DREAMMACHINEShh]

No demolition without preparation!