42" Water Main Repair
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- Опубликовано: 14 янв 2020
- Work Done By: Underwater Marine Contractors
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Camera and Lights from: Kraken Manufacturing
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Micro-Aid UWG formulated by: Specrete
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Grout Supplied by: Tech Readymix
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Grout pumped by: Keim Concrete Pumping
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This is amazing.
Next video idea perhaps? Please do!
Wow! Hey Dustin! Definitely a few different SED topics here, but also dangerous work.
Just casually responds on some random video with nobody here.
I thought you were fake
I'm honored to have the same algorithmic suggestions as smarter every day! Hell yea!
What I find pretty crazy is how corroded and rusty the pipe looks but yet that’s our drinking water! A video on scuba diving repairs would be incredible!
This guy literally deserves every penny that he is getting
homie deserves more, that takes a lot of balls to do. I'd never ever do that
My uncle did work like this on oil rigs out in Texas. They make real good money, deservingly so. He tried to get me to get into it years ago, but I DO NOT have the balls. All of my worst fears rolled into one occupation.
No shit lol
@@tyob1 no one cares what your uncle did.
No, he doesn't deserve to be exploited for crumbs off the surplus.
This is why I love youtube since the gopro era came around. Heres a guy who does something for a living that most of us had no idea was a thing. Hes strapped on a cam (well, selfie stick'd) and brought us along. I find this invaluable during a time when the Discovery network has kinda let us all down.
Damn man that last part. The Discovery Channel has truly let us down.
I used to watch so many shows on that channel and just LEARN about this world and how humans operate in it in the most amazing ways. Loves that channel. Now it’s a dumpster fire.
Well said, brother. You put a fine point on it with your last sentence.
Love to see these tradesman excelling at their craft and showing the rest of us why they're so indispensable.
as a discovery network kid and not a disney channel kid, i back this 200%
Absolutely!
Yeah I miss when it was Mythbusters and not Cash Cab. I mean I don't remember much from back then, but I remember there was some science stuff then there was like gameshows and stuff.
I've been doing underground construction for 12 years. Started as apprentice laborer, now a superintendent. I've done everything from boring a waterline in to building water treatment plants. This is some amazing shit. You guys have some amazing skills. Much respect.
Dont forget the most important part, some big balls!
@@JamesCook76131 How does he fit such big balls in that pipe?
who asked
Underwater construction and welding is easy af. Try office job and looking at the screen for 8 hours.
@@Kawka1122 FUCK no! I would lose my mind ☠️
Definitely takes a unique set of skills and courage to perform this work.
I think it pays well but almost no amount of money could compel me to do it!
@@Pow3llMorgan $10,000,000
He can always go work for Seal Team 6
@@Pow3llMorgan Nope. Nope. No. Nooooo. I stopped watching at 1:42. I had to step outside. I've been in some bad situations but not doing claustrophobia + drowning. No sir!
They put Joe Dirt in the hole lol. But done a great job on it.
Ah, yes. Two of my biggest fears: losing oxygen and claustrophobia.
Not to mention what happens if his lighting dies.
then there's electrocution, loss of sight due to grout malfunction, etc. etc.
Ah, yes. One of my biggest fears: dying!
And gastrointestinal issues, with diarrhea
@Boss Hoss They're in radio contact with the surface........
There are people doing amazing jobs like this every day to keep the lights on and the water flowing and most of us don’t even know. Thanks for sharing.
Until I saw the video I didn't even think about what a great advantage it is to film in clear water. Amazing work done by you guys 🎉
There is no way I could ever do this job. This takes absolute nerves of steel and, obviously, not even a tiny amount of claustrophobia. I have a hard enough time getting a MRI. This would induce a heart attack. Kudos to these brave and skilled individuals.
Yeah bro my younger brother does this in the Navy and I'm telling you that kid is a different breed with no fear
Time to change profile pic I guess 😅
There are 1000's of different jobs like this that keeps society thriving.
Grow a pair
There is no way I would ever drink that water.
And I thought underwater welding on offshore oil rigs was crazy..... This is next level!
Nah this is way tamer than that bro… deeper and it’s the ocean not a man made system
@@lsixty30
Both are dangerous AF, but enclosed spaces takes the cake for me…..I would rather be eaten by something than die wedged in a confined space.
Not to mention, “dude got eaten by a Shark” sounds way more bad ass than “buddy got stuck in a hole and died” IMO.
@@lsixty30 if something fucks up while you are 50 feet under water, then you are only 50 feet away from safety. if something fucks up while you are 600 feet away from the pipe entrance, then you are 600 feet from safety. also, in the ocean you have more than 42 inches of space to maneuver/ get out of the way of something/ untangle yourself from something.... in a 42 inch pipe, you only have 42 inches.
@@mogetfog underwater welders generally work much much much fucking deeper than 50 ft. Saturation divers who do underwater welding go insanely deep.
And they stay underwater for weeks sometimes months.
I love smart people. That cart working exactly as intended made me smile.
I thought working in aircraft fuel tanks was sketchy, this is next level, we salute you!
I love the way you guys call out and give a bit of detail on every link in the chain that it takes to get this done, from the guys who make the grout, to the steel, to the cameras and lights to see and film it all. Takes a team. 💪
Yes I loved seeing the grout test with credit to the developers!
you wouldn't find any miss marvels asking for equal representation in this job lol
And perfect trust in your team..
No stuffing around or usless people..
Probably a lot of ex military people..
I’m a Tower crane Operator and many tell me I’m crazy…..but this gave me crazy anxiety!!! Much respect y’all!
You are fucking crazy. I do cured in place pipe I’ll crawl a sewer line San or storm b4 I ever get close to a crane. If you fall you see it the entire time, if a pipe collapses while crawling you don’t even know it
I would much rather do the diving/welding than sit in a tower crane! I’m a LBC and Squirt boom operator but don’t have the nerve for the heights you guys work at! Takes all kinds!
ya for real. this one made me anxious too. pretty wild
I don’t know what this guy makes, but he deserves double.
Ich habe Respekt vor diesen Menschen. Starke Leistung!
I’ll say one thing, you’re probably not worried about toxic fumes while welding in this job
Lol i dont understand what you mean, its obvious they cannot breath anything because they are in water
@@sveannnnnnn7578 that's the joke
@@sveannnnnnn7578 thanks for ruining my day 👍😊😊
The "fumes" (bubbles) from underwater welding and burning are extremely explosive. That's why we ran a 1 inch hose to dilute and flush them out.
Nah, just getting electrocuted.
I've been diving for 20 years plus and this has never, even remotely, been on my radar! Nice work. different breed for sure.
Why not? With so much experience in diving you could easily be an asset to one of these crews. Not to mention, they get paid pretty well. And you don’t always have to be the guy who actually does the dive.
Out of curiosity, what kind of salary is the diver/welder in this vid earning (ballpark)?
Because this is indeed a special set of skills.
@@zachyurkus it depends on alot of things but underwater welders getting into 6 figure salaries is not unheard of.
@@zachyurkus a friend of mine back in 2000/2001 was diving in reservoir pipes (not sure how wide those are compared to the pipes in this video) and repairing them and I asked him what he was earning and he said £450. I said a week? and he said no a day...
But that might have been special pay because of time constraints or being in the pipe or what i don't know. All I know for sure is he was learning to fly at weekends so his general earnings were very good indeed!
@@zachyurkus I'm not sure on this particular job, but generally it pays extremely well. A friend of mine used to do dives like this (nuclear power plant water inlets, wastewater storage tanks, etc) and these custom repair\emergency jobs all seemed to pay from several hundred to several thousand dollars per hour.
underwater welding has always been a fascination of mine. thanks for bringing the camera right into the work.
This is the good side of RUclips. Period. Learning things and no bickering whether your Democrat or Republican and not putting people down who cares. Thanks for posting this.
Very impressive. I have spent most of my career welding interior and exterior joints, fitting, etc on large diameter lines like this even making similar repairs but obviously never while in service. Great video love that buoyancy cart and flipping those plates up with one hand.
How do you get into this career?
@@lukekelchner5471 a lot of training
@@lukekelchner5471 Learn how to weld really well. Learn how to dive really well. Convince someone you have the nuts to do it.
@@lukekelchner5471 start with some welding classes. A little background experience in general construction or equipment operation would compliment well and pay the bills while in school. Buy a welder or switch to a job where you use one regularly. No substitute for hood time.
This is some crazy working conditions! This guy must really trust his equipment and his coworkers. Good job 💪
Or his paycheck.
@@peacockhorsepower3181 Bro i dont think a paycheck of 1 million dollars would get me in that hole 😂
Trust is the only way to do this job.
You don't make money killing your highly skilled divers through negligence. This kind of work is only done by people who are perfectionist by nature.
@@nickwinwood769 that pipe looks like 🗑 but I dont want to get that invoice 🤑
these are the people that deserve to be paid what celebs get.
Ive worked in the water and waste water world for over 30 years now- Some of the divers are in their 60's and still working because this type of industrial repair takes a really special type of diver. Ive seen a few ocean rig guys quit on the first day due to the environment. Alot of the time these guys are diving in waste water plants or some type of process water in a large manufacturing plant.
I used to drive around in a single person vehicle looking for IEDs and landmines... But this guy's job is nuts.
Lol the army let you seek out mines alone? Thats cap
Modern day tunnel rat lol. Glad you made it though
@@mftripz8445 he didnt say alone, he said in a single person vehichle.
@@mftripz8445 look up Husky VMMD, it's typically the lead vehicle for a rout clearance platoon. Not alone, but can feel that way.
Thank you for your service.
I've always heard about underwater welding for offshore jobs in south Louisiana, but I never really considered there were guys crawling through water mains. Thank you for what you do.
That's drinking water. Hope he didnt have to pee!! 😆
@@americanpatriot3638 I was going to make a fart joke but you beat me and yours was prob funnier. 👏
@@americanpatriot3638 drinking water with all that rust on the interior of the pipe?
@@alexmatthews7706 do you think your tap water is pure water?! 🤯😆
One of the most incredible things I’ve ever seen, I had no idea they did something like this, I guess I just didn’t think about it much. What an amazing job!
You all have talent, bravery and skill that I greatly admire. THANK YOU !!
That grinder must be really happy and long living. I imagine air breathing tools would be jealous of their water breathing bretheren for staying cool all the time.
Not really. That's a regular air grinder. We keep them lubed and when they start locking up we switch them out and lube them again. They make hydraulic underwater tools but they have two lines so they can get in the way.
All those bubbles coming out of it, that's not water........
@@elonmust7470 Right that is not water. That is rapidly expanding air. Do you know what rapidly expanding cases take away? Heat. That's how air conditioning works, for example.
Hopefully this guy is one of the most well compensated workers out there
im sure he gets paid well. Dont think I would do it myself. Id freak the fuck out. I dont know how those cave explorers squeeze through those tiny cracks. Jesus I got freaked out thinking about it.
he welds underwater wow 🤦
Some 15 years ago I considered making this my job and the average pay was 75k in my area. No clue what it is now.
@@criticgamer5496 I wouldnt do it for 75k today lol. Maybe 150k.
I briefly looked into this a while ago. Jobs are sporadic, as the need for underwater welding is all over the industrial and inhabited portions of the US. I read that the pay was good, north of 100k, but that traveling was a requirement. 100k is great depending on cost of living in your state.
I'm sure different jobs also paid differently based on risk, materials, time etc
I'm really impressed how brave these divers are !
This guy is amazing. God bless these type of people. The world runs because of people like you.
Wow, I want to see more stuff like this on RUclips. If you could keep making videos I'd watch every single one. This is someone at the absolute edge of expertise and ability in their profession to be able to do stuff like this. And to think, yall are climbing under my house all the time to make sure my faucet turns on when I need it to. Its obvious this maintenance is needed but you never think about it. These are the kinds of videos that give kids dreams.
This is a little different than roto rooter going to your shithole house.
@@J.G.Wentworth69420 ok
You might like tower antenna replacement videos... a group of guys hanging on by wires, on top of an antenna tower 1km high in the sky. with about 10sqft of working space while a chopper hovers 50 ft above them carry the antenna they are replacing.
I do a lot of work on 6 inch - 12 inch water mains, and let me say never would I of expected having to literally crawl through the pipe to repair it 💀 God bless my fellow brothers who have to go through this sorta work.
Massive respect to divers who can work in these conditions,you are a rare breed of divers,safe diving 👌🏿
The patience and preparedness for this repair is outstanding. replacing the entire side of the affected pipe and reinforcing with grout. same stuff i assume used for wells.
It's a special breed of people who do these sorts of jobs. Much respect to them. My claustrophobia was acting up just watching this.
I'm generally not even claustrophobic and this had me uneasy!
I demand a quota of 50% women in that job!!!
End the toxic masculinity!!!
(/sarcasm)
@@user-dv7hq2rh4g get the feminists in the suits, they can do it no sweat. do not doubt it!
I know paratroopers who would wince at having to perform such a technical task under these environmental conditions. And they are some tough cold as ice MF'S
Im pretty sure i saved their lake erie dive boat this year. Giant north east storm turned fairport harbor into a wrecking yard. Like 10ft waves and larger.. Htp got boats smashed and sunk.
Their boat was moored the Fairport harbor Port authority launch. I was down during the storm and saw only one line was holding the boat to the wall every other line broke. Luckily i was able to get a hold of one of the guys. They came down and re-secured the boat and stayed with it. I guess later that night it sprung a hull leak and good thing they stayed or it would probably have been sitting on the bottom and or smashed up onto the rock wall. I drove down the next day to see if they did take me seriously and thats when i talked with the guys and found out that in fact i did save them a bunch of problems.. Really nice guys👍🏻
Yes, thanks to you the Salvage Chief did not sink. Fairport harbor has plans to expand and make the harbor more protected in the near future. Thanks again!!!
That’s really nice of you to tell someone about that.... what a great guy, not everyone would take the time to tell someone about it. You actually care about other people and ended up saving them a lot of money. I wish more people were like you. It wasn’t even my boat but I’m thankful you helped out. What a great example of what people should be. If more people were like you, willing to take the time to help out a complete stranger the world would be a much better place for sure. So many people just say “not my problem” and keep going. But not you you actually took the time out of your day to address the problem of a COMPLETE STRANGER! I honestly wish someone would give you an award for what you did. And I’ll bet you didn’t think to much about it either. Probably just happy to help someone out. I just can’t get over how you just went and did that. All I can say is what a great great guy you are. Thank you very much for restoring so many peoples faith in humanity. Hats off to you man, keep up the good work and keep helping out other people like you love to do.
@@gordonkuusisto7068 There's more than a few of us out here. I never understood why good news doesn't sell, so sadly all we hear is bad. But we are out here. I mean, it's weird because I went out of my way to help someone today, not a second thought, complete stranger, didn't accept anything in return because to me it wasn't a big deal. Car broke down on the side of the road, needed a damn radiator cap so I ran them to the store.
And believe me, karma is real. One time I left my jumper cables at home and I shyt you not the truck that pulled in next to me gave me a jump right then and there! 😉👍
@@gordonkuusisto7068 I've found very few groups of people more bonded with total strangers than boaters. The water is absolute hell if something goes wrong, and we're all very aware of that. Nobody wants to be the guy that passed on helping someone when they could. It could be the difference between life and death.
Much respect for these gentlemen!!! I was a heavy equipment fabricator/welder for ten years and its difficult in itself at times but this type of welding I wouldn't even be able to stay in that suit long enough to even see water let alone be submerged in it
WOW. the entire time i find myself short of breath. cant begin to imagine the confidence and attention to detail that goes into this.
I'm an electrician apprentice used to tighter spaces but add water and nowhere to go. I'm good. Amazing job! stay safe.
The attic is a lot more spacious than that pipe silly
@@billlee1724 electricians go into more than just attics, silly
@@billlee1724 Mine isn't. Low sloped roof and high ceilings. There's less than 3' of room at the peak. Only gets tighter from there. If I ever had to do any electrical work in there it would be easier to literally take the ceiling away.
@@billlee1724 wanna know why they're called crawl spaces? Wires aren't only in your attic
@Baljdeep Invajuna to go off your point us electricians also work in industrial buildings and I've squeezed my ass into some tight spots.
This is incredible. We have no idea of the infrastructure below us and of all the people who work in crazy conditions to keep it all going. Wow, thank you!
@@shockwave6416 Women would've designed cities and infrastructure entirely differently if they had had equal opportunity to do any of that.
This is one of those real "dirty jobs"
@@SikanderIqbal Tinfoil hat nonsense. They have more opportunity than men, and still those fields are dominated by men.
For real though! Well said lol
What a badass
TY for keeping the water running👍
That is amazing work and brave divers. I appreciated skilled labor and people who keep our infrastructure going. Great job and service guys!
All I can say is divers deserve whatever the hell they get paid. My god what a job…
Better be 6 fig's.
What ever they get paid, it’s not enough.
He might get paid decent but like all trade work the owners are usually corrupt and take more than their fair share if you did the math.
@@geodude6244 doesn't make the owners corrupt, it's just they are running a business and have to make money too... The owners of my company take 60% of what clients pay for me... They arnt corrupt, just running a business...
@@curtisbischof3812 It's more than that ... need to be more than 250k per year.
Divers love this kind of work as clean water and excellent visibility is rare for them . Imagine doing this in raw sewage, which they often do .
I cannot imagine doing this in a sewage pipe, extraordinary.
That would not make a very good video "did you see that weld?" "no I just saw the tampon float by then it went all black".
What is this clear water, drinking supply?
@@dviii42069 Yep! Big water main for delivering potable water.
@@jadefalcon001 gotta hope he doesn't take a piss while down there..
Been to combat, worked on underground fuel tanks, I'll take my office working from home now. Much respect bro.
Fantastic thank you for showing this to us.
I’ve dived a lot of wrecks and a few long caves…. But there’s not enough money for me to do that.. you guys are a great team for sure and don’t get paid enough 👍👍
I would bet the diver was paid 6 figures for this 1 repair job.
Because this kinda work is dangerous, requires extremely high qualifications, is always in demand, and has next to nobody willing to do it. Just like deep water repair.
@@sasukedemon888888888 absolutely no way he's making that, he's probably on $100 per hour. He's making 6figures per year not per job!! I'm welding 13years.
@@MrIrish1 if hardly no one else does this kind of work the he can put his own price on it.
@@MrIrish1 I just know there are some jobs like that, that pay ludicrously well. Because of a combination of how dangerous it is. How rare someone actually qualified to do it is to get a hold of, and how necessary it is.
@@MrIrish1 I'll agree that he's def not making 6 digits for the one job - maybe the COMPANY gets like $10k for the day... but $100 per hour?... are you talking USD? Here in Canada, mechanic rates are $150/hr so I would imagine a guy risking his life by diving 600ft into a water main to do some welding is *easily* walking away after half a days work with a couple grand... likely the the lions share of the job... probably something like $500/hr while the lackeys make $50/hr.
Oh man, first time seeing this type of repair work...The men doing this are BEASTS! I've seen some dangerous work conditions in my 30 plus years in the trades, but NOTHING like this...So many ways to screw the pooch, 42 inches is GIGANTIC...O.D ...I.D is terrifying to see that deep in the pipe...SALUTE to you guys!
Hypnotist Sappho?
Philly!
The number of skills and disciplines to do this kind of work is incredible. It’s no wonder they’re paid well, they’re worth their weight in gold.
What an incredible job. Thank you for sharing.
Nothing but respect for the people who do this job. Very high starting pay and very short life expectancy.
Facts
Guys is probably making $25 to $35 an hour. There are exceptions but dive pay isn't always what people think.
Pay is awful, especially considering the risk.
One year later and I still can’t stop watching and having nightmares.
@UMC, please make more videos of your work! This is amazing!
Little known fact: The tanks on their backs are filled with air to provide buoyancy. Without these, they wouldn’t be able to swim due to the shear mass of their gonads.
You got that right!
Funny and original comment!
Nice to see a well worded and original version of the balls of steel comment. Tiny nitpick: sheer*
Thinking back in the early 90s when I was doing inspection work in double -bottom tank of ships in southeast asia with minimal safety equipment provided. Thank God I'm out of it now. You guys stay safe in there.
These people are Gods mercy and blessing on us. We take water supply for granted. Without brave people like these people, where would civilization be?
Awesome to see divers in action. I usually don’t get to see more then a reservoir inspection from their on site camera feeds.
What an unreal job. The legistics, planning, the amount of guys working topside support and then you have to have the balls to get in that tube. You have go home feeling like a man at the end of a day work, when this is your job. Humble RESPECT! I will never look ar a glass of water the same again.
I'm an avid scuba diver and have dove caves/caverns too. This isn't for the faint of heart as if something goes wrong it's tough to correct. I hope these folks get paid well!
I love it when a video is recommended for a channel that hasn’t posted in years….
AMAZING, not nearly enough videos like this on youtube please make many more like this, so cool!
This is what it takes to keep civilization going… the finest people in the world do this kind of work.
Exactly. Many people fail to realize this and take shit for granted.
Never forget what you truly have because once it’s gone, you’ll regret every second. 🤝
That gave me anxiety just watching this! Holy cow that guy hopefully is payed well. Awesome work!
Holy crap, that's kind of amazing.
idk if it's just me, but working like this gives off a relaxing vibe to me, just the quietness and the isolation or something, it doesn't freak me out.
Kudos to the diver, you need to have strong state mind, big cojones and control to go in a water pipe with no where to go...its worst than a cave.....plus weld and cut...600ft sideways from point of entry.. outstanding.....not for me I can say that lol... keep safe
now imagine diving in sewage...
The trust factor for your team and equipment is impeccable!
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That was one hell of a fine Job! Well Done!
This is something next-level. This captivates me with awe and fear. The soindtrack is beautiful.
Awesome. When I was younger I would have loved to do this. We had friends who were under water welders in Washington state.
People that go into things like this willingly, are insane. I am glad we have you people. Thanks for being crazy enough to keep water l;ines like this going!!!
this has to be the coolest thing ive ever seen
Wow, respect to those brave guys doing this work ,
God bless you🙏🙏🙏
As a retired commercial diver, well done to this guys. It's not for all divers to go at the vertical bottom and go away from your drop point. I do remember a job that I had to crawl for 100's of meters in no vis just sinking my arms in the silt to follow a 4" pipe, that was my way to the job. My way back my umbilical.
i hurt just reading this....how did you crawl with such balls of steel
Man you gotta tell us more stories this is insane
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Wow, nice viz on this job. I've performed UW welding where the only thing you can see is the weld flash and you can only see the weld by flushing the area with clean water. This looks like a dream job with lots of resources and nice equipment.
Good work team.
Респект мужикам сварщикам 👍💪, всегда хотел испытать варить под водой .
Much respect to the men that do this! Freaks me out just thinking of doing it!
A diver for an oil company once told me that with diving, you sell your soul and earn alot of money
This is absolutely incredible work
Holy crap. This is fascinating.
must be nice to hang out in the water all day while working, pretty chill
Who would even come up with the idear of doing that kind of repair. These people have the biggest set ..... hat's of to you man. 😁😀😎
When the diver went down the pipe and turned, I felt claustrophobic but when he started welding, I felt strangely relaxed 😁
That's actually one of the craziest things iv seen. Hats off!!
The camera work is phenomenal
Utterly astonishing that such work goes on unknown to the public. Fabulously good quality video and such accomplishment with skill and bravery. Congratulations to all.
This was amazing, I come from the new construction side digging these pipes,in so to see this was really cool . Those divers do some great work
Really cool! Thanks for taking us on this experience
Fantastic guys thanks for sharing 👌🏼
You couldn't pay us enough to do that. You are a brave man sir.
Lot of people say it takes a unique set of skills to do this. No it takes you unique type of person to do this, to go down that far in a tube underwater nonetheless is insane. You got to really be a person that can handle his breathing and nervousness. It helped that it was a pretty good diameter pipe, any smaller claustrophobia with a set in for me immediately.
**FARTS LOUD AF**
@@Trey4x4 😷😑👃🤢🤮
@@Trey4x4 based
There’s a good reason these guys get paid a lot of money 💰 THEY DESERVE IT !!!!!! Truly dangerous work
This job seems so cool.
Of course this is Cleveland. Some of the hardest working humans out there who wont complain about how hard or bad a job is just get it done shoutout to you guys from a 330 feller.
No wonder LIz Lemon and Drew Carey love it so much...:)...
Nice to see an Ohio company, 330er here too.
Much respect. These guys, and those who dive to inspect hydroelectric turbines.
i'll add this to my list of things i'd never do in a million years. but much respect to those that do it. those were fine beads.
looks awesome, great job gentlemen.
Im a certified cave diver and that made me nervous, great job filming it!