Sloop Elsthof Wijchen dl 5 sensatie

[@paulkemnater9216]

awesome vid ! great thanks for posting ! The operator is making a very fine job !

[@rackyb163]

Already incredible, what the excavator and especially the gripper must endure. The operator is an absolute professional. The company may appreciate herself to have such a skill. Hopefully she pays him decent.

[@Karelmotoren]

Ff een wat zwaardere HEB (HEB 200?) balk aanschaffen voor dit soort klusjes, dan kun je wat effectiever die bakstenen muurtjes rammen en gaat dat balkje niet krom. Zo'n wat zwaarder balkje hou je vanzelf wel n keer over van n klusje. Dit wat ie nu gebruikt is een veel te licht H balkje. Wel slim van hem om uberhaupt een balkje te nemen anders breng je constant je bakcilinder in gevaar als je zo'n hoog gebouw gaat afbreken met een eigenlijk te lage/kleine kraan.

[@TheoBinnendijk]

Vanaf maandag 18 februari zet Putman 2 machines in. Hier is de Volvo 360 aan het werk, maandag komt ook de 290 terug. Ik ben dan ook weer present.

[@williamrigby1867]

Those Europeans build to a much higher standard than we do in the U.S. We would not put up reinforced concrete for a wall in what looks like a housing project that has outgrown its usefulness. In Europe they build a building to last forever.

[@TheoBinnendijk]

We use concrete walls for elevators and stability. We don't have so much wood as you have in the U.S , but we have a lot of clay. So the outside of most buildings are made of bricks. There are wooden houses in The Netherlands, but less.

[@pilierofq]

13;06 THIS GUY IS REALLY GOOD HE HAS THE JOB WELL PLANNED OUT!!!!

[@jamescampbell7780]

I would have presumed that a breaker attachment would be more effective!

[@HETECA69]

A Breaker to demolish brickwalls?

[@jaiffee]

Some good-looking lumber in that roof- what a shame! I thought the Netherlands were big on recycling.....

[@TheoBinnendijk]

All the materials will be separated in different containers: wood, stone, metals, and so on. You can be sure the lumber will be sold again as second hand timber. You cannot tear the building down by removing the lumber by hand. That will be to expensive.

[@MrShadowduck]

He is a real artist.

[@MrDidi1802]

O mei der gstoid si o!!!! Und koa gscheids werkzeig!!!

[@bettyprice6316]

I'd like to borrow that machine for just half an hour.

[@020Dutchy]

Quarrel with the neighbors?😂

[@danvetor1365]

Wrong machine , not enough reach. Wrong attachment, not strong enough. Demolishing in the vicinity of another worker. While demolishing the roof , the operator doesn't have control of where the decree is falling. Who would hire this company?

[@TheoBinnendijk]

Later on, when the second part of these buildings had to been demolished, an other company was hired, with the right equipment. I have made some video's about this too.

[@toleyik5401]

Clever. He used a steel beam to wreck the roof.

[@williamradford8817]

Made mince meat of the outer brick wall, battling the re enforced concrete inner wall. Demolition contractor's skill.

[@petesy03]

Would a bucket not be a better choice???

[@peon9282]

No. A concrete crusher probably would be the best. But excavators without full automatic quick couplers (Oilquick) tend to be used with the wrong equipment, because changing all the time would cost too much time. It‘s not good for the machine to use the boom as jackhammer and smash the building with a bucket, which is what you probably meant and is done in the US.

[@brianbrantaly1513]

THAT'S A GOOD STRONG WALL,THE REAL STUFF.

[@215alessio]

one earthquake....

[@DmitryZOV.]

Дааа... в таком домике я бы жить не стал) как из кубиков.

[@GovoruTikTok]

просто эта машина кушать хотела))

[@porscha901]

Brilliant job just wrong attachment

[@petercross8871]

Having watched this you wouldn't hire this firm if you wanted a professional job doing then l take it. I assume that a pair of loading cam's were the only tool the driver had.

[@robinenbernhard]

Ooh there we go we got some youtuber on anonymous account we knows it beter by just sit behind his keybord

[@johanreibestein4231]

every tool has a hammer side

[@dannymulder5217]

Hadden de niet beter zo'n schaar kunnen nemen!

[@TheoBinnendijk]

Voor het metselwerk is zo'n schaar niet erg handig, voor het betonwerk natuurlijk een stuk beter. Verderop in deze serie zie je dat er dan wel een schaar beschikbaar is. Of er veel schade was aan de grijper, heb ik maar niet nagevraagd. Voor de machinist was dit zijn eerste sloopklus, normaal werkte hij bij de overslag en verwerking van puin.

[@Austinniya.]

reinforced concrete seems to be no match for the claw! ..lol

[@brianbrantaly1513]

AMEN TO THAT.

[@Engineer9736]

It's not easy for the bucket though.

[@mazzm808]

Pretend concrete

[@roxborotomm]

no brick ties!

[@erichdiermeier7985]

Hat der keine Schere ?

[@TheoBinnendijk]

Nein, aber in Teil 7 hat der endlich eine Schere.

[@henksokkie]

Mooie klus. Arme sorteergrijper,!

[@010rot]

misschien wat dichterbij staan werkt makkelijker

[@laoluu]

Why was the motor for the elevator not saved? Seems to be waste.

[@klaasj7808]

Maybe call the company Putman and ask them. maybe theyy still know 5 years later haha.

[@austrorus]

maybe there was no way to get it out? maybe it was such an old model that one could not use it no more? maybe the motor was a wreck? maybe just to dismantle it and take it out bits by bits is too expensive? many reasons...

[@laoluu]

You're right, of course. Being a mechanic, I just felt bad looking at the destruction.

[@crazyleyland5106]

I would have used an excavator bucket or a nibbler. Not that I'm an expert on demolition.

[@anthonybasile5035]

This guy really looks like he’s playing around to much

[@peterclarke945]

Is it my imagination, or does the driver not really know where he would best hit next?

[@weeardguy]

@@peterclarke945 You must not forget that in the rather densily populated country the Netherlands is, it's usually not possible to just strike a high-rise building just somewhere to bring a big part of it down at once, as this could damage property in the vincinity. Besides that, most of the stuff is salvaged. Bringing large parts down slows this process down.

[@weeardguy]

@@peterclarke945 To add to my comment above: further down the comments I found out that the author had explained that the operator was on his first demolition job and usually dealed with separating debris.

[@kolsen6330]

If I was that companies mechanic, and I saw the operator abusing a light duty grab bucket like that, well it wouldnt be a happy ending.

[@martinxxx72]

This grabber works well for brick walls, but for concrete there are better tools.

[@Batman-wv5ng]

Kim Olsen Wrong equipment for demolition concrete and more stress on the machine .

[@Engineer9736]

Got to do what the boss requires. It's his property. If he tells that operator to use his bucket then he uses his bucket. If he tells you to fix it then you fix it.

[@titan14baseball]

​@@Engineer9736 right. coming from the person who "knows best". that attachement costs 3 years of his salary....if he doesnt spend a dime.

[@Eamondoc1970]

What a joke,idiot driver using the wrong attachment , needs sacking

[@TheoBinnendijk]

It was his first demolition job.

[@Tedinoz]

The boss might have a different view about the results when he cops a look at that grabber tool. A hammer or crusher would have made short work of that reinforced concrete but it requires patience, which this fellow seems to lack.

[@briangardiner1015]

I have a couple ideas. They didn't have another attachment like cutters or a breaker, or it takes forever to change attachments.

[@honda2555]

Armer Sortiergreifer , falsches Anbauteil😢

[@alock195]

Where's that wrecking ball when you need it?

[@TheoBinnendijk]

In the Netherlands we don't use wreckingballs.

[@maxthi21800]

no security in job

[@kurtxo]

It´s fairy clear that it´s not the correct tool to do that!!!

[@dickberkhout2578]

Hij weet niet wat hij moet beginnen,zonde van de kraan om er z,n eikel op te zetten

[@TheoBinnendijk]

Ik heb destijds gehoord dat deze machinist doorgaans op de overslaglocatie van Putman langs de Maas werkte en dat dit zijn eerste sloopklus was. Ik denk dat de krokodil bek op dit moment niet beschikbaar was. Later wordt die op dit project wel gebruikt bij de liftschacht.

[@zsoltsvelta]

Hát az az eszköz pont nem arra való!

[@staw666]

Totalna fuszerka. To urządzenie nie jest do betonu.

[@atilagg5646]

Супер качественный дом.

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[@reyanshtrey9361]

@Raphael Dean instablaster :)

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[@reyanshtrey9361]

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[@michaels.7166]

Immer wieder schön zu sehen... "Profis" bei der arbeit. 👎

[@philochard5625]

What is the réal the true Time to destroy thaïs building ?

[@TheoBinnendijk]

This building for elderly people was no longer to use for housing. Small rooms, bad heating, no insulation, to old. There is a new building next to this building were the elderly people now are living. After this demolition there is already a new building for more elderly people.

[@edersonsimplis5127]

Tá fraco 😴

[@edwardturner5448]

3

[@ayalia1]

waste... always wasting material

[@luisabancens3786]

Lo

[@MrWhiseguyy]

Ingen brådis härdå.

[@TheoBinnendijk]

I don't understand your words. Can you use English, French, German or Dutch?

[@MrWhiseguyy]

@@TheoBinnendijk Aha, Ich habe wie langsam gesagt!

[@manfredtietz8676]

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