Incredible Road & Railroad Construction Machines You've Never Seen Before - Construction Technology

[@Kingkoopa00]

I'm amazed no one has mentioned how good the drone pilot was in the first one. Super good footage.

[@Chris.Davies]

0:34 that is not asphalt. That is a tar-spraying machine such as has been used for about 6 decades or so.

[@Optimiser113]

Bitumen actually

[@Coaltrain87.]

Tac tar bitumen all the same so relax there buzz Killington ^

[@STA21Channel]

Wow amazing 👍🏿👍🏿

[@MIKEx2112]

This has been going on for decades ( the intro vid of the Bitumen sprayer)......Nothing new here,actually ancient,but highly effective

[@georgehandschin8798]

Fantastic equipment. Great choices

[@davidhall8874]

I would like to see them try that in West Virginia!!!

[@beatricepafureanu4918]

Cool

[@ИванИванов-ю6э6с]

Against soil erosion/in orchard with terraces for example/ there is plastic web sheets - maybe this is suitable for the roads too?

[@francoispierrenadeau650]

Very interesting, but can you use the tar and gravel machines in a slope and curvy road ?

[@LordGizmo]

Within limits, absolutely. Every machine has its limitations, and every material it's own complications. Ultimately the issues primarily lie with slopes, but obviously some of these larger machines might struggle to make certain tight corners.

[@monjurulkadir7245]

This kind of useful, Modern equipment for road and rail construction is essential for our beloved country, Bangladesh. Thank you All.

[@thatotherguy186]

Chip sealing equipment is neat but too bad it’s starting to be done all over my state. It’s only a band-aid. Doesn’t fix the real problems just delays them from getting worse. Wasted money IMO. Still feel every bump, and they still get worse every year. Plus in the summer the tractors and crap tear the hell out of them. We won’t even talk about what the plows do in the winter……….. Now, that train track laying thing is nuts!

[@04foxxsake]

Chip sealing is supposed to be done a few years after new asphalt is set in not as a band aid to a failing road. Too many municipalities use it as a band aid and it doesn't do much.

[@thatotherguy186]

@@04foxxsake they are doing a road by me for the 3rd time in like 4-5 years. It’s a huge waste of money.

[@04foxxsake]

@@thatotherguy186 then either the base asphalt is shit, the chip seal crew sucks, or the municipality isn't having the correct material put down. I work for my local municipality and every road we've sealed is holding up great. We use a very fine grain slag instead or stone though.

[@kathystevetrooperblanck609]

So, where are these magnificent roads certainly not in the U.S.A.

[@LeatherneckJoe133]

Really awesome...

[@jameskotsch8271]

amazing, maybe our city governments could buy these machines and keep our roads from becoming a mass of potholes

[@oddjobz9858]

My guess is this is in Europe you’ll never see this kind of quality here in the slum states

[@bradleychilds4387]

Tar & gravel

[@jameskotsch8271]

Topeka, Kansas

[@fred8174]

How do they clean those tar nozzles?

[@joshualinck500]

Diesel

[@tbrackett9344]

Tar spraying so where are the " Black Widows " feared through out the land at? :) - Any Which Way You Can

[@ultra_marcus]

Optimas Prime

[@bear6323]

I don’t think we remember how to build roads that last longer than 5 years. They are always needed re-paved, repaired, or replaced and our government has so many gives away programs they ignore our roads and infrastructure. This applies at county, state, and federal levels,

[@bearbon2]

At 4:34 we see Santa at his off season job.

[@bret9741]

Things in this video that use oil and coal.... Gasp. We use oil in roads! Wait... we use oil in clothing, gasp.... fertilizer of crops... tires on the tractor, paint.... plastics..... rubber hoses.... coal in steel.... wait in the safety glass,.... folks no matter how many cars we switch to electric we still need massive quantities of oil, coal, natural gas. Otherwise we would head back into the dark ages.

[@troop22airsoft7]

Thank you for saying that I totally agree

[@dadillen5902]

Now you're just screwing to their cozy little fantasy world. They still burn witchs you knew.😉

[@-sawal]

Amazing Lord Gizmo

[@LordGizmo]

Thank you Hussain :)

[@gangaole6827]

Super nice

[@LordGizmo]

Thank you :)

[@jamesmcfarlane994]

Beautiful technology!

[@thebobloblawshow8832]

Don’t know where your info is coming from but that train weighs more than 650 tones.

[@josephhodges9819]

Not sure where you are getting your information from but this is not the only site that says it weighs 650 tons.

[@thebobloblawshow8832]

@@josephhodges9819 : really don’t think so just an average locomotive weigh is 150-200 ton. This is almost 600 ft long plus all the material, I would have to say double.

[@josephhodges9819]

​@@thebobloblawshow8832 The average train with 100 cars and fully laden with coal is about 250 tons.

[@thebobloblawshow8832]

@@josephhodges9819 hey Joe, the average rail car weighs 25-30 ton. Empty. Sooner or later one of us will be proven right. There can only be one Highlander. Hope you got the reference. 😂🤣😂🤣

[@thebobloblawshow8832]

@@josephhodges9819 no. It’s average weight with 120 cars is 15,000 tons.

[@mikecimerian6913]

So, no excuses for bumpy rides? :)

[@666toysoldier]

I've seen rail crews here in Kansas. We need that big, automated track layer---and concrete ties!

[@mikecimerian6913]

These machines require two to three years advanced booking to justify their cost. Worth it in my opinion.

[@tomcat3070]

ah nothing like the quality of spraying tar and sprinkling stones on top for a top quality job

[@ovidiuciuparu6421]

Well I would drive on that with my car….

[@MachineHeadDissent]

This is definitely one of the best KZbin channels going!!!...🤙😎🤘

[@LordGizmo]

Thank you very much :-)

[@robinkayak]

Forget the silly background music, it gets in the way of the commentary. Aren't the video clips interesting enough without tacky music?

[@rickyd.4107]

When are they ever going to be used here. Our roads are terrible all threw the country.

[@ReverenXero]

Mr. Reagan??

[@johnneal1102]

That first system is what we country folk call tar and chip, and is VERY dangerous

[@ovidiuciuparu6421]

5:40 i bet you $1000 that entire thing is not 650 tons! You are missing some zeros… Also 580 feet in length… are you confusing feet with meters?!

[@howardert5251]

cool... just try to work on your tone... a bit too snide...

[@mikesmithey1892]

At 8 minutes that Paving machine just put a thousand Mexicans out of work

[@Reed.dakota]

Or you could just fix the road correctly so the rock dont chip our paint