Great video! Hey I am familiar with the Ha-Go here at the Oregon Military Museum. They are taking special safety precautions during their restoration efforts because the inside of the turret is normally equipped with an ASBESTOS heat shield blanket all over the inner surface of the turret. Hopefully that has been removed already on your tank, however, be on the lookout for it! Just in case it is still there. Wet removal methods within a containment bag work best to remove that stuff. Good luck in your resto! Jerry

There's no telling how much work would have to be done by hand without these amazing machines!!That sounds incredible! It must be fascinating to see such powerful machinery in action, showcasing the advancements in forestry technology. Those heavy-duty machines really take wood processing to a whole new level!These powerful wood and forestry machines are absolutely incredible, making heavy-duty tasks look easy.The technology of sawing, cutting, and grinding logs makes me feel very impressive, but sadly, modern machinery is making people destroy forests more and more brutally.

As a heavy equipment mechanic, after watching Cody go over all the grease tubes and filters.... dude knows his shit.Cody clearly knows how to operate that machinery. You can see him rotating in both directions so the top doesn't unscrew all the way. Very important! Good work!I can watch this channel for hours straight. Imagine this guy having a TV channel with real sponsors like myth busters.

Amazing! I love the blade you knocked into the table to make sure the foam was trimmed smoothly. I like making and cleaning shoes .without shoes we can not move it is the most valuable item a man can own and delicate him self with. Man that's so impressive, since puzzle mats are a tough foam material they're perfect for protecting feet from the hard ground and since it's made to withstand the abuse of small children in a playroom it definitely will hold up to wear and tear of being used as a flip flop sole.

I've done this type of work all of my life and now i'm 71 and can only watch it on YOU TUBE but i still love it and truly do miss it , The dozer work that is. I’m glad they showed full crossing with fill to other shore ! Usually they end the fill short of full crossing to other shore, there must be compensation for the total capacity of the sea or river that is lost due to landfilling of the sea or river, namely by making new ditches or dredging the river in accordance with the amount of capacity lost as a result of the stockpiling earlier, this must be done so that there is a natural balance

I think the most important reason to use concrete road is weather. In India the temperature in summers regularly goes over 45° Celsius. I have seen Asphalt roads literally melting in summers. Also concrete roads are imune to water logging damage which helps in torrential monsoon weather. The biggest advantage of concrete was not even mentioned: its lighter color makes driving at night much safer. At night, asphalt roads can disappear unless they are well illuminated, which is unlikely in rural areas and on turnpikes.

I worked in the oriental rug business for years, selling and repairing them. I cleaned many old rugs, some that were pretty dirty, and the 1st thing you do is to turn the rug over, face down, and vacuum the back with a machine that has a beater bar. This beats the dirt out of the rugs foundation, i.e. the warp and weft. If the rug is wet washed before beating the dirt out, you turn the dirt into mud which gets into the foundation and when dried, turns to dry rot.

This was the most dangerous recovery I have ever seen. I hope the idiot who ran the dozer into this mess is looking for another job. If any of those cables snapped there would just pieces of more idiots cut into hamburger by those cables. They needed to chase that screeching guy who seemed to think he was giving orders out of there. That dozer and crane operator needed to be talking together. I’m sure they will catch that many gallons of hyd oil and engine oil contaminated with water plus the diesel fuel. Bet they cut it loose right there on the ground.

Always wear your safety harness and seatbelt. Pipeliner dozer operators grade hills steeper in WV. Done properly, another dozer hooks to the front one with a winch and wire rope at the top of the hill. I'm pretty sure he did exactly what he intended. Pushed that rock loose and didn't damage anything. The excavator Op. Didn't seem concerned enough to hook onto him. I have been in something similar and I dropped the blade and the single shank ripper and went on down. No way in hell id jump, my luck id outrun the tractor and het hit.

Your dump truck reminds me of my old one. Cummins L-10 that killed every mosquito for 20 miles. Good job Sam.
In 1969 my father had a 500-gallon oil tank buried for the furnace oil. We were going to have it filled the next day. It rained hard the night after it was buried. Run off from the hillside ran right over where the tank was. The next morning the tank was completely out of the hole. Guess what 16-year-old had to pump the hole out and remove the mud. Made for great viewing bro and the old garden rake still has a place even to this day. Safe travels Ken.