Skillful Excavator Operators are Building Roads on a Steep Mountain

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Published 2024-01-24
Watch as skillful excavator operators showcase their expertise in building robust roads on a steep mountain landscape. These skilled professionals maneuver heavy machinery with precision, ensuring the construction of durable and reliable mountain roads. Join us to witness the impressive teamwork and engineering prowess that goes into creating pathways on challenging terrains. Discover the artistry of road construction as our excavator operators transform the rugged slopes into safe and accessible routes. Don't miss this thrilling journey of skill and determination as these operators conquer the challenges of building roads on a steep mountain. Tune in now for an exciting glimpse into the world of skillful excavator operators mastering the art of mountain road construction! #ExcavatorOperators #MountainRoadConstruction #SkillfulBuilders

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All Comments (21)
  • @avatarofenlightenment386
    The gap between the ecobabbular subtitles and the brutal ripping apart of mountains by vast machines of great power is comic, for those with a sense of irony.
  • @mariebennett5739
    Pioneering roads in steep country is one of the most interesting and satisfying jobs with an angle blade and ripper equipited machine did many hours of that work and loved it no cabs or ROPs in our day only a tin hat which I still have 60 years later
  • @robertmintz63
    That grader needs a bull blade on the front, so it can at least have a 1/2 way level surface for the front wheels, I had one on the grader I operated , worked great ! What I am seeing here is nuts
  • @spooky3669
    Thank God that they showed the finished mountain road!
  • @iteerrex8166
    It’s so cool that such little amount of fuel has so much chemical energy stored in it, and then there’s the engineering of the machines to put that energy to use..
  • @dineygarciacordova8738
    No sabía que las motoniveladoras también hacían ese trabajo rudo 💪 buen vídeo.👍
  • @sailingaeolus
    Awesome. I love the civilization that men like James Watt and other Europeans built.
  • @doll1959
    이런곳에 도로 개설은 굴삭기와 도저가 한팀이 되어 하면 제일 효율적일듯
  • @gordonpasha3126
    Many memories. When I was a child my father built roads with this technique in the Alps in Italy. I have spent my life repairing the landslides caused by this construction technique, building walls, reinforced earth, gabions and drainage where they had dug with this military technique
  • @vanquynguyen8298
    Vừa vào xem video , nhìn khung cảnh thiên nhiên mình đã đoán đây là ở Thổ Nhĩ Kỳ...Về sau để ý thấy trên máy ủi có hình lá cờ của Thổ !
  • @Megahegs
    Engineers do not employ advanced surveying techniques. Surveyors do.
  • @BlenderStudy
    Thank you for the update, TechFreeze..!! Amazing compilation video of the best heavy equipment operators..!!
  • @allenkuns6552
    A road grader isn't made for building bench cut roads
  • @TheDennisZb
    "Pro" and " Sport" on that little dozer🤣
  • @gregparrott
    Starting at10:40 until the video's end, the most interesting part was the scraper's utility in road construction. I never knew the front end could articulate so much and that it could be pushed well past where the roadway exists. Very impressive!