Oil Tanker Orapin 4, Salvage Operation in Thailand

Orapin 4...the oil Tanker was drifted during January 2014 in Thailand. Salvage Operation carried out after a month later and it took about 2 weeks to finally taken back to sea.
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[@ChristiaanKleynhans]

Thank you very much for this video Alec. You took some time and made a nice video that shows nicely what happened. I did a similar video in 2011 about the MT Phoenix tanker which was refloated. Took two months. I also edited it and put a narrative to it to describe it in some detail. It is worth it and makes it something we can be proud of. Well done!!!

[@ChileThailandtravel]

Christiaan Kleynhans hi.. thanks and I will watch your work too. Yes, this video took nearly 3 weeks. Horrible time I spent. They finally pulled the ship at about 9pm. I could not video that. Too dark.. hummm.

[@scootin123]

Christiaan Kleynhans.how is your video listed or titled on you Tube I would I Ike to take a look

[@scootin123]

Alex forever so I take it that they swung the bow around to shove it forward out to deep water. Did they pull the tanker with cables from the big barge ? Did the 3 excavator actually help to slide the tanker over the samd.

[@rolandocacho8502]

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[@angelotosoni7652]

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[@windmillstables1]

I think it was very interesting. Great job doing so much with so little.

[@ChileThailandtravel]

Thank you.. The who process took 2 weeks. Many fail attempt and the heat the bad weather and days of frustration during shooting. Never was easy. But this was the only footage available. Tks for cheering.

[@rodolfodantas1834]

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[@melissalona_4129]

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[@quintopizzi7313]

queste sono cose che succedono a chi lavora e va bene quando nono ci sono vite umane a rimetterci

[@garethifan1034]

Enjoyed your film..well done looks like a really difficult job in rough seas. Take care. LIKED.

[@ChileThailandtravel]

Thanks.. Actually the top engineers there did not encourage to video it. I think may be they tried to avoid publicity. The weather was bad always. Raining n hot sun. The ship stranded so far from my house. I had to cross into minor jungles to reach this place. Not a safe. Place too. I was doing it without any prior information but lately met friends that willing to help to update me. The process took two weeks with many fail attempts. Dangerous too. The last day you can see it was already on the right direction but I was not informed early that the next night they going to finish it. All of sudden my friend called me at 8.30pm that the sea level is high and they going to pull it that night. But since after 7pm no taxi goes there and I was sad that it was too late night. They pulled the ship that night. Around 9pm. Every minutes few inches it move into sea. Pain to sit and watch. But the last footage shows it was the last position and the night was the time they pulled.

[@ChileThailandtravel]

But actually even if I was there at 9pm. I still won't be able to shoot it.. Since my camera are not mend for night vision. Complete darkness. So, my intention was to show to people how this ship was pulled. Thanks for cheering.

[@skydive1424]

Absolutely amazing they got it done! When I saw them start with these oversized garden diggers, it became interesting. No tug to pull it afloat, no sand pumps... Amazing. I only hope nobody got killed... If so, good job but a lucky strike. It was very dangerous; guys standing by that rusty anchor chain being lifted and put under tension... Guys walking around the wreckage by incoming and outgoing tide and not being sucked underneath... Scary stuff..

[@ChileThailandtravel]

You are correct. It was restricted area. But people just ignore it. The risk was there every minutes being sucked by sinking sand. hide tide and falling debris even iron steel from the ship. but people did not bother much. they ship engineers even put up some fence but i did not put the videos since it will consume more time and editing. no one was killed but some hide tide incident that nealry washed away those tent and so on. but overall it was a scary operation during the tractor digging the sand to allow more sea water to circle the ship. thanks..

[@Timodon1]

Yeah, this was not Costa Concordia!

[@user-cp2cs8oc1j]

@@ChileThailandtravel mm LLP 9 hi

[@BOOMBIGZ]

Holy WOW! This video has a lot of views friend! Watching and supporting in full as always!

[@ChileThailandtravel]

Thanks for always supporting me. Your channel is amazing too. I always watching it too.

[@rosariochumaceromauricio9769]

Pp

[@xgtmg]

It is called making do with what you have and can afford. Very good efforts by hard working and determined people. Happy for your success. From USA

[@ChileThailandtravel]

Thank you very much! Yes, the low budget was the reason for the lacking of equaipment but after 3 weeks.. they finally pulled back the ship to the sea. It was at night the same day the clip end.. it was too dark.. for new video.. i have subscribed to yoyr channel. see you again.

[@ochotv717]

pumping water under pressure under the hull would loosen the compacted sand ... for this one needs a horizontal drilling machine, pipes, and a few powerful water pumps or firetrucks

[@ChileThailandtravel]

There was many complains too. It took 2 weeks to drag it back to the sea. many failed attempts too. The sand they was digging was not a good idea since the next hour the sea brings back all the sand again to its place. you can see it. This clip was edited to make it fast. But actually 2 weeks i was there from morning till evening. i know the pain and i saw all. Thanks.

[@mondeotje]

Call Smit Tak, they have the job within half a day.

[@picsi-software]

but cost money... you can see from teh condition of the ship that the owner spends no money..

[@9721697216]

Isn't it bad for those machines to be in sea water? ( The ones pushing the ship )

[@ChileThailandtravel]

9721697216 Yes!! But they had no choice as limited budget.

[@tristesskartoffel8677]

I was thinking the same...not cheap- later more cost fore damage machines

[@Joaofigas1]

No its not , they just need to ensure they need to be waashed with fresh water otherwise will rust

[@user-td8bc2zx7o]

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[@ChileThailandtravel]

ยินดีที่ได้ยินจากคุณ. ขอบคุณสำหรับความคิดเห็น แล้วพบกันใหม่ในวิดีโออื่น ๆ ของฉัน ความคิดเห็นของคุณสำคัญมาก ฉันสมัครรับข้อมูลช่องของคุณแล้ว ฉันหวังว่าคุณจะสมัครสมาชิกด้วย สวัสดี.

[@coracaovalente8713]

O navio tá encalhado ? Nossa que mar agitado! É na Tailândia?

[@ChileThailandtravel]

Sim, este navio encalhou. Foi na Tailândia. Obrigado e saudação.

[@yazidaouarchid9977]

simi

[@hs4521]

Incredible job well done. no tug for pulling. no ships dregger lovely they were work with good team even with limitation off tool and personal protection equipment, from beginning I have worried it for any incident but look like done according plan. One I miss it I really like to sea when the ship free afloat at sea and how she move it from stranding.

[@ChileThailandtravel]

It took more than 2 weeks. it suppose to be within 5 days work. Yes..as you said..limitations of equipment etc and also allocated budget. The last part of this video is the ending part. where they have managed to pulled towards the sea. They was waiting for high tide. The next night at about 8pm onwards..all of sudden they decided to pulled as the sea level rised. That area was very dark and it was near a small jungle and there is no lights at night. My friend called me about 7.30pm that they may pull the ship.. but it was too late. no cars or taxi will go there during after 7pm.. so..it was too dark and even if i went. I wont be able to video..complete darkness and the ship was moving inch by inch for about 3 hours or so...no way..at night i cant do it..thanks..

[@Afsarkhan-yd7zc]

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[@fayazkhan-ne1sd]

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[@blackbunnynight]

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[@ChileThailandtravel]

コメントありがとう。アジアでは、他人の安全を気にする人はほとんどいません。

[@user-jd6dt6kj8i]

رد الشترا

[@terriwebb5093]

We dont understand you!

[@stoichkovortiz5218]

blackbunnynight x k escriben tan feo los chinos no les entiendo ni madre pinches tachiritos

[@sjrr9609]

Stoichkov Ortiz parece como si escribiesen idioma extraterrestre jajaja

[@fandigladion7051]

i love how hard they work!!! tapi mirip di negaraku, safety kurang......

[@ChileThailandtravel]

In Asian countries..the poor workers are not respected. Poor people are not respected too. That is why no Safety for the workers but only for the rich. hmmm..Thanks.

[@fandigladion7051]

Alex forever yeah... i knew that... every time i see all workers around my town, i always see same picture... less safety gear...

[@ChileThailandtravel]

+fandi gladion the problem with those rich and those in power is.. There forgot how poor they was before coming to the position they have now. It is like. The same poor man who talk about gods will change his attitude when he get money and status but when the money and status no more with him. He will talk about gods again. Humans are horrible creatures actually. Thanks

[@fandigladion7051]

Alex forever you are welcome, buddy...

[@ChileThailandtravel]

+fandi gladion thanks

[@user-vp7mo5hk7g]

すげーでかい船ばっかでびっくり波もすごいから作業気をつけてしなきゃね

[@ChileThailandtravel]

船を海に引き戻すのに3週間近くかかりました。ありがとう。

[@manuelsilva4432]

Navio antigo e veterano e ainda está em plena atividade. parabéns pra essa Grande e Competente Equipe pelo trabalho.

[@ChileThailandtravel]

Sim, eles trabalharam tanto. mais de 3 semanas .. Obrigado pelo comentário.

[@manuelsilva4432]

@@ChileThailandtravel Concordo plenamente com Você! De nada Eu que Agradeço tenha um Excelente Bom dia.

[@joaopaulooliveira3958]

Mais cadê o outro vídeo dele já desencalhado

[@stevek3036]

Great Job, well done to all those that took part. A continual on-shore wind made the job very difficult fighting against the ship but the excavators made it work. More please

[@ChileThailandtravel]

It took more then 2 week..the crane that suppose to pull, the cable attached snapped. may be the ship was tooooo heavy for the tug boat to pull. who whole process dragged from days ot 2 weeks..hmmm..those crue was sleeping at the beach too. very hard working...

[@oz1vlh]

Last report on AIS was 2014-10-11 15:16 outside Mersing on route from Singapore to Banyan.

[@ChileThailandtravel]

Yes.. I heard too. Oral in was hijacked..

[@MrEvENGED]

А есть возможность просто стянуть его обратно другим судном или буксирами?

[@ChileThailandtravel]

Корабль застрял плохо. Бюджет тоже был низким.

[@yangyolanda9014]

hard work

[@steelem422]

Wow that excavator bucket transfer looks safe

[@ChileThailandtravel]

steele m ha ha ha

[@rafaelabrantes7214]

stme lequeele m

[@mrzulimi8051]

Good idea!👍 #respectfrommalaysia

[@josephastier7421]

My commute to work isn't nearly as fun.

[@henningklaveness7082]

How in the world does a ship end up bow-first on the beach with an anchor still in the hawsepipe? Equipment failure or done on purpose to avoid damaging the running gear?

[@ChileThailandtravel]

Henning Klaveness They said, it was heavy storm and the ship lost control as it was near to the sea side.

[@bapakponiman1290]

@@ChileThailandtravel h

[@bapakponiman1290]

Anauiaopahga

[@riohlongcayana428]

If I'm correct this place was in Songkhla Thailand.

[@ChileThailandtravel]

Rioh Longcayana yes! It was in Songhkla. I was there for nearly one month just for this video. It took about 3 week to finally pull the ship back. The last day, all of sudden they decided to pull the ship at about 8pm. No way I can go. So, the clip ends at it was.

[@riohlongcayana428]

Alex forever because I seen the island from the video and we are here now standing by at anchorage near that island...

[@ChileThailandtravel]

Rioh Longcayana woooow!!! Have a nice holidays. You should use the cable car to the hill. You can see the view. It's ok. Ask the Tuk tuk driver. They will take you. Very near from beach Samilla where the mermaid is there. Enjoy your stay. Tc

[@qe2836]

The Orapin 4 was hijacked by pirates in may 2014 !

[@ChileThailandtravel]

Yes!!! Thank you. After few months back to sea. It was again in news.

[@neek6199]

เรือบ้านผมนี่หล่ะคับแต่ตอนนี้ไม่มีแล้วกลายเป็นซากไปแล้ว อรพิน 4

[@ChileThailandtravel]

ที่น่าเศร้ามาก ที่จะได้ยินว่า

[@RXMK-wx5ih]

ไม่ต้องเสียใจนะสภาพแบบนี้ฝรั่งก็ทำไม่ได้ คลื่นแรง พื้นทรายราบไกล

[@habibkodae]

นรารึป่าวเอ่ย รึปัตตานี

[@habibkodae]

นรารึป่าวเอ่ย รึปัตตานี

[@ChileThailandtravel]

thank you

[@reneabbott2008]

Great video my friend and very informative also ☺☺☺

[@ChileThailandtravel]

Thanks for watching and for the comment. salute.

[@WkdWnch007]

How can you expect to do anything with those itty bitty buckets???

[@Del-Canada]

I liked it when they went for a bucket ride.

[@Utubin]

Me too. Cool wasn't it. Good people just trying to get it done the best they can. And did. Good for them.

[@ronaldobezerraserralheiro2370]

Como esse navio foi para ai

[@ChileThailandtravel]

Eles puxaram o navio durante a noite.

[@fdavillar]

I wander if that whas the best way to release the vessel. Move it along the lenght should generate so less resistence and so less stress over the structure...

[@ChileThailandtravel]

I agree with you but those engineers and the company that was hired decided that was the best method. There was many attempts and took weeks to get the job done. May be they thought the sea bed is too shallow from other side..

[@GarwahTractors]

Amazing video

[@ChileThailandtravel]

Thanks! for the comment. it took them more than 3 weeks to pull the ship back to the sea. I had to be there almost everyday... hummmm,.

[@kyamchhospital1137]

Thanks

[@SaadKhan-xh4zj]

Bf karan do

[@gurumeetsingh4186]

I won't join marcant navy please help me

[@liams2357]

nice crew transfer...

[@ChileThailandtravel]

They had to sleep at the beach for more than two weeks too. they are the poor who doing the dangerous work. Deeply I dedicate this for them to see forever.

[@lets.walk.around.gothenburg]

💜💜❤Thanks for the interesting video!

[@ChileThailandtravel]

Thanks for watching!

[@MOREENGINEERING]

tough job. Limited funds, staff, engineers and limited quality equipment. Well done on the video..tough work as I said.

[@ChileThailandtravel]

Yes!!! Limited budget.. Was the reason for the poor safety standard and the delays. In the beginning even some people did not liked me taking videos too. I was not be able to freely shoot. Only later part some of them became friends. If not I may did even better. The last day.. They pulled the ship at 9pm at night. I was informed late. That clip wasted.. Very sad. But it was too dark there.. Thanks.

[@rezafahlevi4198]

Esmw fg

[@dillanma]

fair play to the thais.they got the job done with minimum of cost in their own unique way.Smit tank would have cost more than the ship was worth.

[@ChileThailandtravel]

Took about 3 weeks plus. many delays but at last they did it.

[@saju.ffboos9718]

Serswfqdd

[@mohammedakramullah9041]

The hard workers must be Reward with huge money... From India🇮🇳.

[@ChileThailandtravel]

Thanks for watching and comment. They did with less budget actually. Have a nice day. I have subscribed to your channel. see you again.

[@CRISISMACHINES]

great video

[@ChileThailandtravel]

Took about 3 weeks to do this video. At the last moment. They pulled the ship during night time. Too dark for videos. thanks for the comment.

[@CRISISMACHINES]

@@ChileThailandtravel You have been very patient for this video, so admirable

[@ChileThailandtravel]

Yes, every day i had to go for nearly 3 weeks. I had to take bus or taxi sometimes to reach here. 10 km from my house before. the sun was bad. my face was burned as well. hummm. i made this video for those people that really worked so hard. many of them had to sleep at the beach area. Thanks.

[@papanaira6326]

nice work for all crew orapin

[@ChileThailandtravel]

Thanks. it was never easy. the last day. they decided to pull the ship at night around 8pm onwards. no way i can go and video. too dark. but the last clip was the final day..they ship ready to go. thanks.

[@papanaira6326]

+Alex forever i miss to all crew orapin

[@ChileThailandtravel]

Me too. those people that was doing the work. all became my good friends.. they have done a great job..with less technology.

[@harrysugiono7452]

Papa Naira

[@suryasurandra7250]

Papa Naira

[@juniorcoyote5052]

Puchar o navio com outros navios no mar longe da margem e empurrar com maquinas

[@ChileThailandtravel]

Eles estavam fazendo o melhor que podiam. Finalmente ... depois de 3 semanas .. eles conseguiram .. Obrigado pelo comentário. Ver você de novo.

[@chrisloreth]

never seen excavators run in water before, cool

[@ChileThailandtravel]

ha ha ha. I was surprised too. They used everything they had. Thanks for the comment.

[@Gizmologist1]

Too bad they did call a professional company like Spitzer or Mammoet. They KNOW how to do this and have the correct equipment.

[@ChileThailandtravel]

Thanks for the comment. I think... the budget was the main problem.

[@MrJeep75]

I don't know how this is okay

[@ChileThailandtravel]

I think.. with limited budget.. they have done well. it took more than 2 weeks. Finally they managed to pull at night after 9pm during high tide.. i was unable to make the video it was too dark..

[@Browningate]

So much effort for a Clunker!

[@ChileThailandtravel]

jajaja. ha ha ha

[@ChileThailandtravel]

The budget was the issuee. I think..

[@Browningate]

@Alex - If the "budget" was the issue, then why didn't they just sell it to those "shipbreaking" companies in India?

[@LindaTCornwall]

You realise this was the tanker that was hijacked right? I think it has more to do with the fact that the Thia owned tanker was like a reminder to a proud Thia bussiness. The Thia people are a very proud and respectful race much like the Japanese really in their life. They are a very different culture to their other Southeast Asian neighbours Vietnam on the one side and Burma the other!!

[@thetruth7633]

In Thailand they don't do personal protective gear

[@ChileThailandtravel]

Thanks for the comment. It is all about less budgets to cover them all. I have subscribed to your channel. See you again.

[@screwsnutsandbolts]

Great video

[@OZABOYEXCAVATOR]

The best excavator

[@ChileThailandtravel]

yes, they done it with less equipments.. thanks for the comment.

[@user-wx1lp6bm8l]

@@ChileThailandtravel 0

[@guilhermexavi]

Trabalho de formiguinhas.

[@ChileThailandtravel]

Obrigado pelo comentário. saudação

[@richardcline1337]

That water is going to do a real destruction job on all of those track drives. Bangkok....is that some new form of STD?

[@ChileThailandtravel]

The budget and the technology was bit limited that is why they may have no other choices. Thanks for the comment. I have subscribed to your channel. See you again.

[@Roc-Righteous]

I can't believe the old tub is moving lol

[@ChileThailandtravel]

ha ha ha. with limited budget... they done it. thanks.

[@ChileThailandtravel]

I watch your channel. it is good. but you disabled comment. But i have subscribed. all the best.

[@McAndrew76]

This ship shouldn`t even be at sea.... Should be skrapmetal... But nice to see a low budget work.

[@ChileThailandtravel]

This ship was robbed at Malaysian sea by pirates later. I don't know what happen now. It been sold or went for scrap. Sad for this ship fate. Thanks for your comment .

[@juniorcoyote5052]

Tem que tirar areia com draga para o navio frutuar

[@ChileThailandtravel]

Eu acho .. falta de orçamento .. Essa foi a razão. Demorou mais de três semanas ... trabalho duro também. Obrigado pelo comentário.

[@marchriss5561]

Good job

[@ChileThailandtravel]

They did all they can. after 3 weeks.. they managed to puul the ship at night during the high tide.

[@carmelomartin1205]

Vaya barbaridad , creo sinceramente que hay formas mejores y mas ecológicas de realizar esas operaciones ,

[@ChileThailandtravel]

Creo que ... el presupuesto era el problema. Gracias por el comentario. saludo..

[@bentleenskjoldnielsen7780]

Lige som Lønstrup

[@normandofashione3767]

Wow that is amazing!!!

[@ChileThailandtravel]

Thank you.

[@leegenix]

Hey Alex. Next time you upload a video, disable the comments so you don't have to put up with negative comments and criticism. You did a great job and took many risks to capture this salvage. No matter how hard you work and do your best, people are never happy and will complain. Thank you for the good recording.

[@ChileThailandtravel]

Dear Lee, thank you very much for your support and cheer. At least someone like you know exactly the situation facing us every time we go to video some events. Thanks you. I m happy to read your words of courage. Tks.

[@glennchampion1001]

Are they saving the boat or...?

[@ChileThailandtravel]

They saving the ship.. thanks for the comment..😇😇😇

[@tonymahony2282]

man, that tanker is older than the Titanic. Wreck that thing once and for all

[@ChileThailandtravel]

After this nightmare.. This very same ship was hijacked few months later by pirates.. than i dont know the next news of it. may be.. they already sole it.

[@user-pg9un2kd2w]

ไปทำไรวะถึงติดชายหาด

[@michaelteeple8704]

Hydraulic fluid smoking when you push on stuff that dont move.

[@ChileThailandtravel]

Yes, the ship is too big and too heavy.. it took them 3 weeks with many failed attempts.

[@wongwanchung7746]

Is the Salvage Famous Companies Smit Salvage or Titan Salvage in charge of operations?

[@ChileThailandtravel]

I a sorry, i forgot the company names.

[@brucebroussard5144]

No way I’m hell this is Mamoet or smit. This is something waaayyyy less professional

[@ChileThailandtravel]

Bruce Ryan Broussard the budget was limited I think.

[@aussiebogan9896]

this is what you can do in 5 days with a 50 ton excavator with a D10 BULDOZER with a cat 740 and you would only take 5 days

[@ChileThailandtravel]

THE CRICKET LEGEND I agree with you but the insurance covered less and I am sure lack of budget. This took nearly 3 weeks. Because the sand that they was removing washed back daily. Hunmmmm.

[@fernandomontenegro6990]

Carlos santana

[@Ruffway64]

HELL YA Wow that was a whole lot of nothing.

[@ChileThailandtravel]

it took 3 weeks plus . thanks

[@Ruffway64]

Three weeks of what? Please explain

[@ChileThailandtravel]

Ruffway64 from the first day the ship rescue operation started till it finally pulled back to sea.

[@RXMK-wx5ih]

คลื่นมันแรงเลยไม่สามารถทำเขื่อนทดน้ำได้ เสียใจด้วยนะครับ

[@ChileThailandtravel]

บางทีคุณอาจจะพูดถูก ขอบคุณ

[@karinakiara225]

Vai tu tbm mano falando parada errada pros outros kkkk

[@laeme3199]

Great 👍🏻 job

[@ChileThailandtravel]

2 weeks of hard work and video. not easy..tks.

[@kaedew1941]

It’s so cool to see the human brain actually working on smart stuff

[@ChileThailandtravel]

The King yeah. They tried the best.. finally succeeded. After 2 weeks plus. They managed to pull the ship back to sea at about 9pm. During High tide.

[@ningnoppadon9951]

เรือไทยนิ.. เรืออรพิน

[@steamfishing5561]

ใช่เรืออรพินที่เป็นข่าวนิ!!

[@StarKunG]

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[@user-me5fr1wp5w]

Ning Noppadon 닙힉직

[@stephanieleroy2768]

Ning Noppado

[@tonlovedj2]

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[@user-er7bx2gw1x]

เพื่อนเคยอยู่ลำนี้

[@wajidpasha8140]

แค่ท_2น้องคงไม่มอง

[@aungsoemoe4758]

สวัสดีปีใหม่

[@fishomobile7196]

@@aungsoemoe4758 สวัสดีปีใหม่พ่อง

[@abdullahphone6811]

tih

[@rescueship1450]

Very good idea tacked ship

[@ChileThailandtravel]

It took many attempts and failures. The cable snapped. More than 3 weeks.

[@je8245]

are those OSHA approved flip flops

[@ChileThailandtravel]

Jerry Eberhardt I don't know.

[@user-oc5qg4gq9k]

Им надо земснаряд

[@ChileThailandtravel]

Основной проблемой был бюджет.

[@englishforlife4163]

Segurança no trabalho, esquece

[@ChileThailandtravel]

Na Ásia, as pessoas trabalham no trabalho.

[@jorgenorman6248]

y el final? salió o no al mar?

[@ChileThailandtravel]

El barco estaba allí para tirar final. Se detuvieron durante la marea hige a las 8 pm en adelante. Por lo tanto , yo no era capaz de vídeo del último tirón debido a la oscuridad .

[@jorgenorman6248]

Ok gracias!

[@chrispaw1]

Is this just the 1st half?

[@ChileThailandtravel]

Dear Chris, This is the full video from the very beginning. The problem that i face during my video was. The area the ship ran aground was about 20 miles from my house. I have to cross some jungle like area to reach to the ship. there is no taxi even after sunset. I had to face rain where i cannot use video camera. i had to stay there from morning till evening. the work was not a fast one. i edited...the whole process was more then 2 week. In the very beginning i was not given a smile when i was taking videos...as if no one liked me to video.. i face many problems..i was doing it as a hobby and to show the world how the process been done. The ship was pulled and kept there for days..they was waiting for hide tight.. all of sudden at about 8pm..my friend called me..that they will pull the ship..but it was late...no taxi will go...and it was complete dark and impossible any video will be clear. Hope u will get the idea now..thanks

[@GamingwithKloss]

Thank you so much for your effort Alex

[@ChileThailandtravel]

Thanks Klossie. You got some good videos in your channel. Thanks for sharing it.

[@mdarrilfitrohfitroh4685]

Klossie bj

[@silentios7336]

This is the result of a thai captian drinking their famous lao Kauw

[@ChileThailandtravel]

Tom Kloosterman Ha ha ha

[@silentios7336]

damn pushing a ship back with three excavators??? Thai must be drunk all day.

[@arthur0405g]

늍 유튜브

[@poseidon.M]

Not about drinking. I am the master on chemical tankers and I often drink on board if the company is not in zero alcohol policy. So, You must know when you drink 😉

[@taunteratwill1787]

The Dutch would had that piece of crap floating within two days. :-)

[@ChileThailandtravel]

Yes. I agree as I saw some videos about Dutch and ships. In Thailand.. may be the budget was less. It took about 3 weeks to drag this ship. It was done at night during high tide.

[@russtaylor2122]

Right! I thought salvage meant cut it up for scrap! It does look past it's best!

[@trenzyentertainment]

Oh.. Good effort

[@ChileThailandtravel]

Thanks for the comment. I have subscribed to your channel. see you again.

[@navneethpawar4136]

Thank god god bless you ship woner

[@ChileThailandtravel]

Thanks for watching and for the comment.

[@navneethpawar4136]

Give me the phone number your

[@ChileThailandtravel]

my email is.. tjalex4life... useing gmail.

[@asirvatham6100]

@@ChileThailandtravel g

[@MrPLC999]

Wow that was a whole lot of nothing.

[@ChileThailandtravel]

it was never easy from the first day of this video.. its took many weeks to drag it to the sea. this is what i can do..since the weather and the lacking of my free time to go daily...hmmm..but this is once in a life time documentary like..never again will happen the same..thanks.

[@kamrulhoda6310]

Alex w245435524 forever

[@paxmule]

So it actually worked? It looked like an epic fail from the way the video ended - thank you for posting it.

[@sandyt4343]

Alex forever thanks for taking the time to make this video, it’s a darn good account of a job that I never thought that they would be able to do, given the tunage of the tanker and the equipment they had to work with. It’s very impressive to see what can be done when you have limited tools to work with. I’ve been involved with a number of salvage operations and it is so much more work than the armchair experts think it is. Great video 👍🏽

[@spinaway]

Thumbs up if you were the digger driver would you have dipped the two in the bucket.

[@ChileThailandtravel]

They did everything they could. Thanks for the comment.. 👍👍👍

[@leonardmrope9528]

Good job,,,,One love

[@ChileThailandtravel]

Leonard Mrope yeah

[@ladaengchanel114]

Kenapa tidak tarik pakai kapal laut saja???

[@ChileThailandtravel]

Kapal itu terjebak sangat dalam di pasir. sangat sulit. Terima kasih.

[@marcfournier823]

Don't try this at home. OMG safety last.

[@ChileThailandtravel]

In Asia.. the people really dont deeply care for anyone.. lack of money is the deep problem. Thanks for the comment.

[@hugolafhugolaf]

Life is cheap in most countries, except civilized, Western ones. This is even more accurate in shitholes.

[@loituroore2035]

Marc Fournier rooowww.tenor.co/IUVl.gif www.tenor.co/M31E.gif

[@Rajdas-oi9yb]

give a chance iam a excavator oprator

[@ChileThailandtravel]

Raj das hmmmm

[@ahnetkmengder9582]

Raj das b by DPhD Zoloft oz zig ssh p R o I

[@ryancalunsag5379]

Raj das gj.

[@sidoutdoors1551]

12M views! Cool!

[@ChileThailandtravel]

I was there nearly one month to make this video. Day by day.

[@tristesskartoffel8677]

Good Idea- but later a Bad Repair Bill fore Rusty Machines

[@ChileThailandtravel]

That ship was robbed again i heard by sea pirate. Very sad for the owner.

[@user-xj9re8iq8e]

ลงทุนมสกเลย

[@ChileThailandtravel]

ขอบคุณที่รับชม.

[@terriwebb5093]

If only the titanic would of hit a beach instead of an iceberg..

[@ChileThailandtravel]

ha ha ha. thanks for watching.. thanks for the comment. salute..

[@motorhead6763]

Good job!

[@user-vc5ey9zh4z]

أحسن وات

[@user-vc5ey9zh4z]

ليش ما حد ياراد

[@user-iy9js2nz3m]

"נלארקהצ ז

[@francisn.m.6101]

Why didn't you show me putting them in water?

[@ChileThailandtravel]

Thanks for the comment. I was there almost everyday for the whole 3 weeks..but.. the last day when i took the video.. they told me.. may be tomorrow when the hide tide is good. But.. they dragged to ship at about 8pm onwards.. It was too dark there and i was not able to video at night..but.. they use the same way to pull the ship.. as you saw in the beginning how they was pulling.. thanks again. it took about 2 hours plus they managed to drag the ship back to see..

[@steamfishing5561]

คลื่นแรงมา อรพิน4เลยกู้ยาก ลมแรง+คลื่นอีก..

[@WanidaNaka]

ใช่คะ

[@user-th9yp8ie2j]

เคยพาเมียเก่าไปชมมาแล้วคับตอนเรือพึ้งติดลิ่ง

[@ChileThailandtravel]

ความทรงจำที่ดี ขอบคุณสำหรับความคิดเห็น

[@t_sixtyfivex_wing8787]

ผมไม่ได้จะเข้ามาว่าอะไรนะครับ เพราะคุณเจ้าของคลิปก็ไม่เคยเจองานแบบนี้มาก่อน แต่จะมาแชร์จากคลิปในฮอลแลนด์มั้งที่ อู่ลอยมันเกยตื้น เห็นเค้าใช้เวลาเป็นปีเลย เพราะสภาพอากาศครับ

[@ChileThailandtravel]

ขอบคุณสำหรับความคิดเห็น

[@CodyJohnson-nd5bh]

OSHA having a stroke watching this lol

[@ChileThailandtravel]

Hummmm. it was something to remember for all that was there. Hard work and life for those engineers. have a nice day. i will subscribe to your channel. thanks again.

[@user-yd8pn6cm4c]

คนไทยไลค์หน่อย

[@ChileThailandtravel]

ขอบคุณสำหรับความคิดเห็น

[@suguspro3294]

เกยตื้น

[@ChileThailandtravel]

ใช่

[@jasonmontgomery271]

WHY DID IT LAND UP ON THE BEACH IN THE FIRST PLACE?

[@ChileThailandtravel]

There was a heavy wind with storm. The ship drifted.. The captain was unable to ignite the engine as ship will take hours to get started. The storm was too bad that day. Thanks for the comment.

[@tusharmalunjkarvlogs7576]

autonomous

[@addallahsady295]

Tushar Malunjkar Vilog