15 MOST Powerful Industrial Machines

[@EricBurbeck]

Best "most impressive stuff" video I've seen yet - not just clickbait garbage with no info, it actually goes into decent detail on each topic. Nice work!

[@kellykerr5225]

Well I guess they all better retain attorneys because the My Pillow Guy said he’s filing a class action lawsuit against all machines lol. He was serious but I can’t imagine who would represent him. He better be careful or a Terminator might come back from the future to take him out. He done lost his mind. If he ever had one.

[@Keletho]

its not click bait what are you talking about

[@AT-9777]

@@Keletho Read the comment. He specifically said he was happy that it wasn't a clickbait

[@emilyemily4946]

orang-orang

[@MachinesBestHT]

What future technologies do you foresee being integrated into heavy machinery, and how might they transform the industry?"

[@LeonardPC272]

what I find impressive about these machines is that a group of people come together to conceive this from imagination to reality

[@michaelmendez9381]

The engineers and operators of these machines are truly amazing. Great stuff in order to get the job done.

[@Modelo646]

would love to se them not destroying them when not in use and just put it outside of a museum.

[@michaelmendez9381]

@John Deaton My bad you are definitely correct bud 👍

[@paulrobinson5523]

These machines would be tipped over on their sides if sent to India or China.

[@nehastudio7350]

Py

[@emilyemily4946]

spa yang baru.

[@marcelgowa]

i see the bagger 293 everyday on my way to work and its still an amazing sight. this thing is HUUUGE in person.

[@clarencedthewrench8790]

Charlie Sheen must be hard up for some work. He did a damn good job as a narrator

[@AttilatheThrilla]

When you’re more drunk off tiger blood than he is…

[@slagpeel4456]

It's Chris Kane kzbin.info/door/bFfLQAj_zE6rSo7AsaRxJQ

[@CraftyF0X]

Generally did a good job though at 12:21 he says 62 yard bucket capacity. Now, Im not rly well versed in the use of imperial units, but Im pretty sure he went for 62 cubic yard (yd^3) to describe the maximum material volume.

[@ChrisKane-]

@asdasdasd asdasdad No it's me. 😋

[@emilyemily4946]

@Emily Emily -v? @ee

[@drakemcfee9138]

The decepticon at around the 7 minute mark was a nice touch😁

[@JV-wl6ex]

Nice catch, I was wondering if anyone else saw that!

[@noone8418]

F@ck ya!👍

[@timmalecha6311]

Dude, glad I wasn’t seeing things😂

[@Quasarii]

I do!!

[@joshbennett4201]

Had to scroll through comments to make sure I wasn't the only one 😂

[@nicolebogda1482]

Considering current globalization, infrastructure, energy requirements, etc…the engineering and sheer awe these inspire is absolutely astonishing & terrifying on some levels to see.

[@benmmbk765]

Is there a reason to be terrified?? These machines EVEN the gigantic ones are controlled by humans, intelligent and experts at that. Don't go with the stupid press people. Learn the FACTS by yourself.

[@emilyemily4946]

Apa yang Anda pikirkan?

[@hunterbear2421]

IT ALSO AWESOME and sad BUT AWESOME!! so many people have had to die for this, But WE HAVE SAVED LOTS TOO

[@denisezdansky9877]

Being an old farm girl, I always loved running the farm equipment. I started at the age of 8 years old driving tractors. I would love to run any of these machines, even just once.

[@benmmbk765]

THAT is the SPIRIT of NORMAL, ordinary HUMAN beings. Humans that have the "VIKING" traits, spirit. To explore, to experience, to FIND OUT the unknown. That SPIRIT won the world for US, the cave dwellers. WITHOUT this SPIRIT, "WE the PEOPLE" would have been LEFT outside that CAVE. Congratulations on "being human". Leave the spiritless people ALONE. They are "NOT USEFUL" in any way, EVEN to themselves. "WE the PEOPLE" had to carry them, DRAG those buggars AWAY from those CAVES. "BORN TO BE FREE"!!

[@scp682theunkillablereptile]

@@benmmbk765 hmmm? you sound kinda alien to me lol

[@landoncarling493]

Im a "shovel electrician" and when we're done fixing issues on those big shovels we get to hop in the operator seat and operate them to see if they're working correctly. It is so damn fun to move millions of pounds of machinery :)

[@emilyemily4946]

apa yang bisa saya

[@LilMilan420]

@@benmmbk765 bro are you on crack?

[@benttaco1971]

I watch this channel during my daily after work shower with a beer 🍺. My wife has gotten used to me talking to myself about your videos.

[@jefftigner4995]

Lol hell I drink in the shower too.

[@henrik1743]

Drinking in the shower sounds like a Kyle and Jeff thing to do lmfao

[@Vgp-rp4iu]

Hell yes. Nothing more relaxing than an ice cold beer after work while letting the water just run all over you. Lol I have my shower beer holder. I will be in there a good 30 min or longer. Amazing.

[@emilyemily4946]

@Emily Emily yang lalu

[@kaimachineschannel]

I live in Canton GA. My boyfriend worked at Universal Alloy Corporation. They make airplane parts. I remember him telling me about all the huge machinery there.

[@ilzj]

nobody rlly asked abt ur bf

[@Sandi_shores_lands_fish]

I thought you were leading on to talk about his huge machinery or something worth bragging about but.. hnn

[@CalvZynist]

@@ilzjwow

[@CitsymEno]

I thought I was your bf?...are you cheating on me ?😢😮

[@CitsymEno]

N I bet he was talking about they're junk .....😅

[@bobgleaser7106]

My father was a welder at "bucyrus erie" in south Milwaukee Wisconsin a long time ago. He worked on a bucket at the time could fit 2 cars in. He had a picture with him standing in it. Before big musky. I believe that was in the 1930s.

[@arpitgoyalgg]

So cool

[@emilyemily4946]

Ok

[@Phillips-tl5fp]

Me and my dad used to have a cable tool that whould drill wells in Indiana

[@thatredhairedgal8829]

I live in Canton GA. My boyfriend worked at Universal Alloy Corporation. They make airplane parts. I remember him telling me about all the huge machinery there.

[@MRGHOST-xm8kz]

🙄👂👂🎶

[@ravinraven6913]

yea what he say? you remember but were you paying attention? I am not sure why people say random things and then don't actually say anything....yes you exist hello there

[@emilyemily4946]

@Emily Emily Paparan

[@SmartTech4K]

*Engaging with this machine is like embarking on a journey of seamless creativity. It effortlessly transforms my ideas into reality, turning the mundane into a canvas of endless possibilities.*

[@johnr5252]

That 75710 truck will be the next evolution of the Ford F-150

[@blaknoizee]

Ahh Big Muskie. I remember watching that on Discovery as a little boy. Good memories of a good time

[@NexuJin]

These machines as combiners would make an impressive Devastator.

[@nakibsayyed4999]

4:00AM and I can't stop watching these videos, not the first time tho.

[@ROBLOXTHANOS]

Quality content.

[@SabaDhutt]

22,000 Tons (almost 50 Million pounds!) lifted up 260 feet! That crane is insane in the membrane! 😁

[@SabaDhutt]

I could watch these all day! 👍

[@4OHz]

“overburden” is such a nice word

[@philipmcdonagh1094]

I've plenty of overburden I could do with getting rid of. Unfortunitly its biological.

[@4OHz]

@@philipmcdonagh1094 - can’t kill ‘em, can’t put ‘em in the garbage disposal grind ‘em up either. Just as a note on classification of powerful industrial machines. This could have been a vid’ just on mining equipment exclusively as that is the preponderance of devices ranked. The classification is all over the place: damns, motors, etc.; it might have been better to curate the ranking in narrower silos.

[@aaronsoto4622]

It amazes me that everything we see here in this video was built from the Raw materials from earth. Just goes too show the human mind can achieve absolutely anything at the rate of technology. Truly amazing.

[@morganrody67]

Actually EVERYTHING you see around you is built using raw materials from our planet. Crazy mind blowing and I don't think most people think of that too often.

[@AR15andGOD]

God is amazing for giving us these resources!

[@aaronsoto4622]

@@AR15andGODstopi it... LOLOL come on man.

[@Bigtech13284]

The machines are powerful and amazing. Thank you for your meaningful video.

[@sigrid714]

There needs to be a VR museum for machines like Big Muskie and Bagger 293 Excavator where you can view and walk around/on scale models of the machines. Flatscreen just doesn't convey the mind blowing sense of scale.

[@queenelizabeth4997]

That sounds like a valid business idea I would work on that if I were you

[@emilyemily4946]

@Emily Emily yang l...

[@Sandi_shores_lands_fish]

Lucky I have multiple curved screens, my desk is like a bowl aquarium

[@finisher862]

Damn I was just watching this randomally and ended up seeing my job here. I work at the uac canton plant and those presses still amaze me looking at them. They have like a city of hydraulics to push those parts out.

[@Cdjian]

Nice videos, would love to see some metric measurements too

[@nomar5spaulding]

It really isn't that hard to convert units if you actually are interested...

[@Cdjian]

@@nomar5spaulding sure, i'll just keep pausing the video and converting, so i can enjoy the content

[@emilyemily4946]

@Emily Emily Em...

[@Sandi_shores_lands_fish]

METRIC.... DO YOU SPEAK IT

[@stefanpopescu4517]

Thank you Charlie Sheen for narrating the video!

[@paulsmegal2867]

WOW . Science is soooo cool

[@DeadbeatGamer]

Wow, the humble shovel has come a long way

[@EtzEchad]

Several years ago, I visited the Hull-Rust-Mahoning Open Pit Mine in Hibbing Minnesota. On display there, they have a 170 ton truck that they retired because it was too small. It doesn't look all that big when they tour guide mentioned it so I walked down to it. And I walked, and walked... When I got there, the thing was probably three stories tall and it's wheels were ten feet in diameter. And this was a SMALL truck. I never saw one of the big trucks close up. The tour guide mentioned that a truck like this once drove over a pickup truck in the mine and the operator didn't notice. (I think the truck wasn't occupied at the time, thank goodness.) Minnesota has relatively small open pit mines, but still the equipment they use is MASSIVE.

[@daveg1318]

Yeah they are pretty awesome. I used to operate 400 ton trucks in Alberta, Canada, they are wicked.

[@CadillacDriver]

Umm the driver would most definitely notice.

[@emilyemily4946]

Emi...

[@hunterbear2421]

and now you got to think the maus a ww2 tank weighed 188 tons

[@hankpikuni7024]

I seen the 9800 in action the sound it makes is more impressive.

[@swapniljadhav3219]

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[@Nico_Dica]

The video was amazing but it's still a shame that the units used hardly represent anything for 95% of the world's population 🤷‍♂️ In annotations with SI would have been appreciated to grasp the full magnitude of these machines 👍

[@sanchitgarg2]

Yeah it just sucks having to mentally convert every number o really understand how big it is

[@milessampson3942]

Sorry, we can't hear you over our American exceptionalism :)

[@goldfishkaden1539]

I get you point but keep in mind the audience. It’s probably 95% american

[@DonieRayCocaine]

7:09 After it turned into a Transformer with a sawblade hand, it terrorized the next two towns until Optimus Prime showed up!

[@GalaxyHunter111]

it was hiding as the bagger xD

[@spears104]

You beat me to this comment! Well done!

[@kingsquirrel6068]

XD

[@dond3r183]

It even got the Transfomer logo 😂😂😁

[@kodakincade8063]

Dang 3 months late to this joke 😞

[@joshuam6587]

7:10 looks like a decepticon even has the logo, did I miss a joke?

[@ratsaoul]

Could you use the metric system in future videos ?

[@truculenttabasco]

+1

[@respect.cr07]

Literally to the 1% who's reading this, God bless you, and may your dreams come true, stay safe and have a wonderful day🙃🙃

[@jeremygziji9186]

7.10 love how they got a decepticon insignia on the machine

[@lknanml]

Anyone remember the JLAS 3 episode arc The Savage Time? The war wheels popped into my head when I saw that thumbnail. LOL

[@greater.pakistan]

Informative video

[@kyleejennifer2034]

Good video!🤗

[@user-tk2jy8xr8b]

> United Alloy Corporation Everyone who played Doom knows UAC stands for United Aerospace Corporation

[@johnmelhuish6103]

I just cannot comprehend these numbers, like with Big Muskie. I just can't picture it

[@thefeastgineer2318]

Those are some powerful industrial machines

[@DebbieSuttle]

The stuff in this video are interesting really 😊

[@Imissmusicvideos]

I checked out the Big Muskie bucket a few yrs ago. Unbelievable..and to think it was a small part of that massive drag line machine. Quite a sight!

[@cliffcampbell4267]

Years ago me and my buddies were allowed inside the big Muskie while it was being repaired.. Crazy it drug a extension cord behind it. Had to be seen to believe.

[@emilyemily4946]

Apa yang👈

[@HeavyweightMachines]

amazing machines

[@unclezombie5155]

Their design is very human🔩

[@TheOneRaf]

1:06 It's Steve Jobs! I knew he was still alive!

[@Behemoth227]

7:00 That excavator is the german 288 and not the 293! The 293 is just 0.5m higher than the 288! The 288 is ca 500t heavyer, 5m longer and ca 1500hp stronger!

[@evog35viii]

7:07 ....nice!!

[@zolanihogana]

1:09 I thought that was Steve Jobs

[@bes5164]

I knew I would find a comment like this :D

[@hendog5396]

I wish there was a standard pickup truck next to all of these excavators, their buckets, and the haul haul trucks which they dump their load into, just to put these gargantuan machines into perspective. It's kind of hard to comprehend how massive they are when you can only see rocks around them

[@kurvyYT]

Amazing keep up !!

[@the_once-and-future_king.]

Who else's heart sank when the clip of Big Muskie being decapitated played?

[@megamachinesusa]

Very nice machine

[@jayz4dayz763]

Why is Charlie Sheen narrating this video? Lol

[@anthonylosego]

Wow, only 281 comments. This stuff is golden. And yet...

[@protorhinocerator142]

No mention at all of the Large Hadron Collider? That should definitely be number 1.

[@L9X]

they literally mention LHC and say the Z Pulse Machine has more practical real world uses. this is about "industrial machines" not "scientific research machines"

[@tonysheerness2427]

The most awesome machine was the extrusion press built in Germany in the 2nd world war and is still in use 80 years latter.

[@ZIGMER]

What's shocking, is that no one has managed to make anything better since then

[@tonysheerness2427]

@@ZIGMER Some things can not be improved on.

[@hiren_bhatt]

Nice video. Unfortunately, the measurement units used here are all over the place! ... Please stick to SI Units next time.

[@knighthawk882]

You guys that research this kind of stuff should look up the mining excavator "Big Brutus" it's easily just as any of the old excavators on this list. It's in Kansas.

[@PhilippeOrlando]

Just one single stroke from that machine can dig a backyard pool.

[@riverjiang2040]

These guys are amazing

[@MrAnperm]

This is a good video.

[@vanke1045]

The narrator's voice had me thinking i was watching a sub channel of the Simple History channel...

[@elijoojohn7225]

Blessing and Success to those who are reading this and taking me to the journey of 2k before the end of this month Amen. .........,,,,,,.

[@FollowTheMoney1]

Congratulations u got 3 in 2 months 👍

[@InstrumentalHuman]

Amazing that Charlie Sheen now does narration :)

[@VoltscrewVolt]

Building a Sentry!

[@neofromthewarnerbrothersic145]

The voice from Simple History! Kinda sounds like Bobby Axelrod from Billions

[@shanekelly3419]

Sounds like Charlie Sheen to me...

[@neofromthewarnerbrothersic145]

@@shanekelly3419 ha yeah I can hear that

[@josephdouglas6482]

7:10 That's a Transformer.

[@Behemoth227]

7:05 Thats not bucket wheel excavator 293!! Thats bucket wheel excavator 288! than 288 is drive to garzweiler but 293 not!

[@DrSnuffles]

It’s so shocking to me that some of the things weigh 30,000,000 pounds. That is a number I can’t even wrap my head around

[@truculenttabasco]

Me neither.. Perhaps they should give the measurements in metric so we can all understand.

[@Kingofthewildfrontierr]

@@truculenttabasco but then I wouldn’t understand

[@pokeprofit1033]

Note the Decepticon Icon painted on the Bagger 293 superstructure

[@Pete_The_Sweet]

Bro this 7:08 is not a bucket excavator, its a transformers. Even got the face at the top. 😂

[@jacquelinewilliams6713]

Really appreciate 'These engineered' wonders.... 'WELL DONE EVERYONE INVOLVED'

[@RamblingSam]

Was this narrated by Charlie Sheen after a couple week hiatus from smoke and drink?

[@arizonadesert7577]

Ha! Perfect yup. “Winning!” And I just watched Hot Shots on tv the other night. Haven’t seen it in probably 20 years lol.

[@businesscustomer1167]

Thats cool that Charlie Sheen does narrating now.

[@GreenMosin93]

This guy sounds just like the voiceover for Simple History.

[@JonEager]

Kind of sounds like Charlie Sheen!

[@raymondcobb8741]

Hi

[@happymonk4206]

7:09, the transformers... more that meets the eye.

[@PneumaNoose]

7:11 looks like the Iron Giant 🖤

[@oznavar]

Increidble

[@No-Thing-1924]

The guy at 1:08 looks like Steve Jobs..

[@cheeseburger347]

The VO on this is so intense.

[@lebronjames4705]

The #1 most powerful industrial machine? *A Politician*

[@Ganiscol]

I came with the hope there would be a presentation of exclusively comparable machines, communicated by comparable figures (hint: use Watt consistently, never horsepower). But in reality I got what I expected: A wild mashup of machines and even a dam in no particular order and without actually comparable stats. Just title these clips "Amazing Stuff - Volume XYZ" and leave it at that.

[@CSideBeats]

Keep telling the person with 2 million subscribers the formula to making a video... In reality, all I got from your comment is an arrogant fool who thinks content creators are making videos solely for you. who gives a dame what you want and expect Timmy. "A wild mashup of machines and even a dam in no particular order and without actually comparable stats." every machine on this list is used for different purposes and the point of the video was to show you the most powerful machines in that category, okay Timmy

[@emilyemily4946]

(Emily Emily) Des

[@christherien3648]

This is sick

[@sarandontw]

Chris Therien sick like rad or sick like disgusting?

[@stonewall286]

@@sarandontw sikkkkkkk

[@rachkate76]

Gonna have nightmares about falling into, trying to claw my way out of, and failing- the gyratory crusher.

[@MRGHOST-xm8kz]

🙄🙄👂👂 really?

[@rachkate76]

@@MRGHOST-xm8kz be quiet.

[@MRGHOST-xm8kz]

@@rachkate76 really?I just want to know why

[@protorhinocerator142]

@@MRGHOST-xm8kz Because of Star Wars.

[@MRGHOST-xm8kz]

@@protorhinocerator142 ok

[@Irish2050]

Video should definitely have time stamps.

[@MrJuninho11]

What's the Three Gorges Dam doing on this list? I thought the video was about powerful machines not structures

[@amy-joe5772]

Looks like the engine room of a Sci Fi ship

[@brentrichards1200]

Who knew Charlie Sheen can do narrator work.

[@gabrielbelouche3954]

I swear i heard that narrator in multiple channels but i can only recall the Simple History channel.

[@raoulduke3770]

I was just thinking the same damn thing.

[@davidworks7758]

omg it's feet long, how long is a foot? what century is this, are we living in ancient times?

[@Sandi_shores_lands_fish]

Well my foot is 50cm so 50cm is one foot Thats how it works right? because i just handed in my thesis using those measurments RIGHT

[@peteacher52]

Well presented without resorting to silly vocal dramatics that patronise the viewers.

[@treeguyable]

6 and 1/2 ounces eh? I'll take one!

[@Kika33000]

I had no idea mining required such enormous machines!!

[@charlescourtwright2229]

Welcome to the world of bulk extraction

[@mmattb]

LOL is the image at 7:08 a transformer Photoshopped out of the Bagger 293? Hope the creator realized that when they used that photo LOL.

[@waltzofthestars2078]

7:08 he thought this transformer was a legit photo of the machine.

[@LithePaper]

What's up EWU crew

[@Sandi_shores_lands_fish]

Wbu

[@Makedonac007]

All those from thought to completion... 🌼 💎 Amen

[@chrisbelos2834]

6:46 the Bagger 293 runs on electricity. it's the most powerful electric vehicule in the world too!