ZWEI GIGANTEN CATERPILLAR 5110B LONGFRONT + HITACHI ZAXIS 870 TRIPLE BOOM BAGGER [9]

[@alexmarras4715]

Bravissimi, coordinamento perfetto, non è semplice a quella altezza, davvero complimenti a tutte e due

[@marcostelzer8737]

Einwandfrei !!!👌🏼👍🏻

[@antpoo]

those are some freaky looking machines. I thought they were going to use the huge beam to smash the building down with.

[@desmodue1100]

Well done!

[@beppothegreat7888]

here you see the mighty baggers in their natural habitat feasting on their prey

[@sfomikedean1]

Wow, that's really cool! Of course, these guys are going to a lot of unnecessary work here. Today, we know that a small amount of jet fuel, randomly placed, does the job at a fraction of the cost; concrete pulverizes and steel is reduced to silly putty; no need to use shape charges, electronics or engineers. The entire demolition industry is suffering from "do it yourselfers" employing the methods used on 911.

[@Onlythroughtheson3]

Michael Dean I know right. After watching 9/11, I thought I could demo concrete steps with some jet fuel. So I bought 100 gallons of jetfuel and lit them up. I was so surprised it didn't pulverize them into fine dust. What happened? It worked on 9/11. I guess jet fuel must burn hotter at higher altitudes in New York. Silly me. I even went a far to build a to scale rc plane and flew it into the side of my steps. I was so shocked to find out all this effort it didnt even make a scratch. Thank a lot Osama Bin Ladin. Some engineer you are. I trusted you extensive background in building demolition. (SARCASM everyone with no common sense)

[@Menck1]

Is that Cat really so slow?

[@alginest]

A briga por uma viga em 13 minutos.

[@bluefire87HN]

what is the fog on top?

[@JostheRebel]

+Hans Nossing Thats dust coming from the concrete when being crushed

[@bluefire87HN]

The Rebel 22 thank's man!

[@JostheRebel]

+Hans Nossing And iff you pause the video at 1:26 you can see there is a small (garden) waterhose running up the machine to spray for the dustcontroll. That also creates the 'fog'

[@bluefire87HN]

The Rebel 22 nice!!! little yellow hose!

[@HisyamNozi]

This machine looks like a dinosaur eating leaf.

[@itsallspent]

Better than GoT

[@jamesbradley1695]

They must be paid on an hourly rate! They should stop wasting time and use a lot of carefully placed demolition charges, to bring it down in small pieces. The concrete can be taken away and crushed to get out the rebar.

[@nchayfarmer]

Not every building can be brung down with explosives. If something within a quarter mile is too sensitive they will not use them.

[@badlandskid]

Or maybe dust is a factor. Imploding causes massive amounts of dust.

[@titan14baseball]

James Bradley climb whatever machine you think you can use onto a debris pile 6 stories high then try to sort and process. and load. dont forget that one

[@komet_rider4522]

こんなでっけえCATのやつ始めて見たわ

[@JUSTTHETRUTHTV]

Can I get a job do nothing all day? Why are they tearing down a good building like this?

[@williamkeating6406]

Well it sure is not fast.

[@Robert8455]

Wow very slow and expensive demo. Too bad they could not just use some dynamite and bring the whole thing down in a few seconds.

[@JostheRebel]

+Robert DeMilo The dynamite companys need 6 weeks off prep time/work before the building can brought down in a few seconds. lets see how far this machine will be after the same time...

[@robertocaldieri459]

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