The full Way To Loading And Unloading Sugarcane Bagasse In Truck With The Help Of The Tractors 🚜

[@AliNawab613]

Good Work

[@shahzaibpervaiz7083]

mashallah gari new ha phir tochen ku

[@AbdulHafeez-cq6oo]

good job

[@herroausw]

Die ham doch da lack gesoffen...

[@pervaiztv]

السلام علیکم بھائی جان یہ توڑی ہے یا کیا چیز ہے اور یہ لوڈ ہوکر کہاں جا رہی ہے

[@pkamazingskills1867]

Bhaggas ha

[@anthonyallwood593]

Hi fellas interesting video what is the bagasse used for?

[@artstudio9673]

In many tropical and subtropical countries such as India, China, Colombia, Iran, Thailand, and Argentina, Bagasse is commonly used instead of wood in the production of pulp, paper and board. they can also burn it as fuel. I would love to know how much weight was on that truck or how overloaded it was? It is amazing to see what and how people ( put of need) do things.

[@evgenijschepetov]

Зачем так грузить

[@juanjoselopezsanchez3326]

Si esto lo haces en Europa te meten en la cárcel directamente. Menudo peligro.

[@fad1824]

this dead ass probably fell off one time

[@jurajjakubovie-lv9rv]

there are probably no laws like here in Europe

[@tuomashuovinen]

Speed hack: kzbin.info/www/bejne/iWHWfomQdrKgnM0 Adding a compression stage to the bagasse yard would speed up both loading and unloading probably hundred times, if not more. However I am not a sugarcane bagasse expert, but the source material looks very much like the waste flows of our timber industry. Pelletizing machines are relatively simple to build and I can only wonder why this hasn't been tested. Or maybe there is some technological obstacle preventing doing so?

[@eddye.2358]

On tour with an overloaded lorry that drives up a mountain underpowered and needs a tractor as a second tractor unit. There are stupid people and there are idiots. Here we have both.