This is so painful to watch! I've seen many times where these are buried to the door and it didn't take no 2 hours to get out. I would have used some logs floats personally instead of them steel sheets
I am an Engineer.The next step in the design of Excavators,is to produce Excavators that do not get stuck in water/slurry.This is the Ingenuity of Engineering.(Nothing is Impossible).
Finally at 1:53 someone says Gee lets try to shift stuff from under the front front of the tracks to reduce the angle. I swear this is the last one of these I am going to watch because my blood pressure can't stand it.
Don't see how this would affect your blood pressure. I mean it has nothing to do with you in any way other than you watching it. They did this their way and unfortunately that wasn't the way we would do it. And unfortunately they didn't think how to do it like we would. Point is we have no control over how they did it so why stress about it. Sit back and laugh about how long it took them to get it out or do something we would have done right away. I've had a few good laughs at them not doing stuff efficiently as we would have. Stressing about something you have no control over and that doesn't affect you will definitely shorten your life. Like these idiots doing these side shows. Long as it doesn't affect me I just don't worry about it and laugh at how stupid they are.
@@jeffreymurdock8366 are neurotic by any chance because empathy should be a common emotion and by empathy, i mean empathy towards a piece of heavy machinery
@@jeffreymurdock8366 I think he said his blood pressure won't stand another video like it as a figure of speech. Not literally. I don't think they tried. Perhaps something to do with making more work for the working man to do.!!! I find heavy machinery videos relaxing.
Exactly what I was also immediately thinking about! He would send away all these 3 machines and would do it with perfect preperation in a much shorter time, completely alone. Especially with his WOODEN plates he always uses instead of these metal plates... Painful to whatch these idiots...
why work clever when you can work hard... what a shambles... dig out either side and get some portable pumps in place... makes things a lot easier than fighting groundwater seepage.. rescue machines can work far more efficiently
Next time: while the diggers are dewatering the site, have two or three goobers working on the stuck machine to get it running again. This *greatly* simplifies the process.
Oh man! that looks just like a 50 ton Volvo that got stuck up here in Northern Ontario Canada. What a job that was to take out. We have videos of it on our channel :)
One of the things I've noticed about these videos is that they never seem to learn from the mistakes. They just keep trying to do the same thing over and over. It's like, well we got it to work last time, maybe we can do it again. It's almost like they don't want to learn how to do it better and more efficiently.
I had the same mentality until I realized I am not in their shoes. Preasure, Time, Deadlines it can all get to you / this is a strategy to delay the project...
Did you ever do something like this? I didn't think so. If they take a heaping bucket, they'd be in the hole with the other hoe. They have pads, but that's super soft material. Think about the leverage factor.
I work in the medical field, so I’m not a heavy equipment operator. But usually when I watch these videos and I know exactly what they are doing, and what their next move is mostly going to be. I was lost pretty much after 8mins.
That was an interesting retrieve but what a cost though as 3 and another for a while to do that job the owner of the machine will havto work for a month to makup the cost,Hey.!!
Are winches and snap blocks not a thing? Maybe it's because I grew up in an area that does logging/fishing but you would think they would have at least 1 powerful winch in their fleet. Throw some snatch blocks in with the excavators as anchors and you get an easy 4 to 1 advantage. if the dozer and 2 excavators drop their blades/buckets to act as anchors, they would have a holding power greater than force they could exert while trying to drag the machine. I get a winch and cable are expensive but so is losing time running machines for recovery. If the the cables/snatch blocks are cleaned off and stored out of the rain after use, they should outlast all the machines and people.
As someone watching from the US it's nice to see everyone working together, but there are so many ways this could have been done smarter and way more safely. Thanks for posting
This brings new meaning to amateur hours... Why would you try pulling it under the bridge? (I'm only 2 hours in, and I think my head is going to explode)
With all that muck in the cambodian soil why don't they work with mats of many 4 by 6 inch timbers lashed side by side of say 16 feet length at least. A couple of them would support an excavator. Letsdig18 uses them. (Not sure of the dimensions)
A dozer with a winch, a snatch block on the stuck excavator and a runable excavator as an anchor would have been far superior to mud wrestling in a pig wallow. Trading one stuck machine for several stuck machines is counterproductive. The best way to learn how to do something is to watch others do it wrong a then do the opposite and see if it works. The best laid plans of mice and men often go awry.
The guy running the machine on the back end has no clue, taking water out of the hole dumping it higher so it all runs back in, armatures in charge of heavy equipment, three day s now, im amazed they didn't blow the bulldozer clutches.
I watched this 10 seconds at a time, skipping ahead five minutes each one. I don't think I missed anything. If I had it to do again, I would have skipped in 10 minute increments.
All they are doing is moving mud up so it flows back down. With all their time the machine is still buried just as deep. Great when you are being paid an hourly rate. You make it last forever.
How could they assume to have enough pulling power to pull/drag the stuck excavator, still sitting deep in the mud, up the steep slop. If ignorance would be a blessing, then these guys would be really blessed! The excavator looks it has been sitting in the mud for a while. Around all the pins is rust as if it was sitting in the mud for weeks. There are other videos of stuck machines in this channel and I always wonder how people can perform this kind of jobs with soo little common sense. Somebody mentioned letsdig18 and that the guy first assess the situation and then uses mats or other things to prevent from sinking into the mud, something the people in Cambodia don't know or don't use.
Interesting point. The marks under the boom pins. Looks like no maintenance. To me. Are these Cambodian road construction machines government owned ??? If so that explains it.
A shovel, rake, bucket and sandbox, and not work on modern machines. Total lack of imagination to drown such a good excavator in the mud. Pozdrawiam z Polski😃!!!
They start off trying to get it out of mud and in the end, the machine looks like it' in a lake. It may just be me but.....these guys looked like they didn't know exactly what they were doing.
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From my experience on heavy equipment which isn't many years of driving and using have your equipment what is proficient in doing so the job could have been done easier faster and safer pulling it straight out after getting the tracks free and pulling it straightforward the way the boom was facing would have been the easiest way but everyone has their own way of doing things so have a good day be safe in Jesus name amen
i been run eq for over 40 year and i find this very funny and aggravating at the sane time pretty sure i could of got that out before even started to vbe that bad lol
The transmission is electric controlled, it needs electricity, which has ben flooded in swamp water and mud, why don’t you go there and show the world just how to do it
Just freakin unbelievable…. Uncoordinated on so many levels… just SMH…..
You guys have done the impossible,
You are amazing,, 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
These people have no idea what they're doing
Var var ama oralı olmuyor kimse 😂
If they did, they wouldn't have been in that situation in the first place.
These guys were doing it the hardest way possible
These guys need a lot more training
Great work don't let the job wear you down. A few Water pumps would help
Instead o standing in the excavator grab a shovel start digging!!!!! Finally they help thanks guys!!!!
Wow, watching this was extremely painful, coming from a family of heavy machinery operators.
The word idiot comes to mind
Its brtual for sure eh
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Coming from. Non machinery, Just firefighter equipment Made for frustrating all the same,2.30hrs and Still in same position.
Aaaargh...!
Um, coming from a heavy equipment company, he likely slid in. Wouldn't a crane have been much more beneficial?
I love with a forman was going to throw a rock under the dozer track
Thank for love it
Nice videos Frind 👍👍👍
Big rescue job, much friction and bad tracktion for the buldozer
This is so painful to watch! I've seen many times where these are buried to the door and it didn't take no 2 hours to get out. I would have used some logs floats personally instead of them steel sheets
Not the same, this excavator cannot start
How many days were they at it? Forgot the ‘sky crane’ huh?😉😉
amazing machines
YOUR ALL FIRED...What a comedy !!
You're... derp a derp duh derp dumb dumb da da derpy
No experience..... !! The Driver must be crazy and the construction management.
Its amazing they didn't loose them all. Ouch!!
I am an Engineer.The next step in the design of Excavators,is to produce
Excavators that do not get stuck in water/slurry.This is the Ingenuity
of Engineering.(Nothing is Impossible).
Bonne chance ça me paraît irréaliste mais sait t,on jamais
So,,, swamp tracks? I think it's been done
Finally at 1:53 someone says Gee lets try to shift stuff from under the front front of the tracks to reduce the angle. I swear this is the last one of these I am going to watch because my blood pressure can't stand it.
Don't see how this would affect your blood pressure. I mean it has nothing to do with you in any way other than you watching it. They did this their way and unfortunately that wasn't the way we would do it. And unfortunately they didn't think how to do it like we would. Point is we have no control over how they did it so why stress about it. Sit back and laugh about how long it took them to get it out or do something we would have done right away. I've had a few good laughs at them not doing stuff efficiently as we would have. Stressing about something you have no control over and that doesn't affect you will definitely shorten your life. Like these idiots doing these side shows. Long as it doesn't affect me I just don't worry about it and laugh at how stupid they are.
@@jeffreymurdock8366 It's a vid on how not to, do as I say not as I do thing!
@@jeffreymurdock8366 are neurotic by any chance
because empathy should be a common emotion
and by empathy, i mean empathy towards a piece of heavy machinery
@@jeffreymurdock8366 I think he said his blood pressure won't stand another video like it as a figure of speech. Not literally. I don't think they tried. Perhaps something to do with making more work for the working man to do.!!!
I find heavy machinery videos relaxing.
If you drive by on that road above you can still see them trying to remove that machine today, it has become a tourist must see site. Be safe.
You mean they never get it out??? Glad I read your post before I spent too much time watching.
you can probably find it on google earth
Couple of American m88 a2 tank retrievers . Out in two hours
Letsdig 18 would of already recovered it all by himself. This guys need a supervisor to guide them.
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Bit of a Different story when the machine can't come out on it's own Juice
Exactly what I was also immediately thinking about! He would send away all these 3 machines and would do it with perfect preperation in a much shorter time, completely alone. Especially with his WOODEN plates he always uses instead of these metal plates...
Painful to whatch these idiots...
Nailed it!!!
The half bucket method has a great design, it is called overtime
why work clever when you can work hard... what a shambles...
dig out either side and get some portable pumps in place... makes things a lot easier than fighting groundwater seepage.. rescue machines can work far more efficiently
The buckets being half full the entire time really gets me
How can we find out how and when the piece of equipment was recovered? Would be very welcome
@scottbuescher5350 Yep. I kept thinking are these guys new at this. Fill up your bucket.
No wonder these poor countries will always be behind. Worlds but crack of countries.
Next time: while the diggers are dewatering the site, have two or three goobers working on the stuck machine to get it running again. This *greatly* simplifies the process.
CANNOT TAKE THIS ANY LONGER. GOOD RIDDANCE.
Volvo has taken over the heavy equipment business!
I've never seen a third world person that understands what weight, speed, traction and momentum are.
Need to get a mechanic in there and get that thing running it would have helped out so much getting that out of there
they should put it back in ,and make a 4 hour video next time
So long thime 4H
Nice machines though
The best. thank you
Amazing teamwork, but when the guy starts digging away huge chunks of the bridge abutment... 🤦♂️🙅♂️
It's Accident
Kéo được Máy Xúc kia lên cũng khó khăn đấy bạn
Oh man! that looks just like a 50 ton Volvo that got stuck up here in Northern Ontario Canada. What a job that was to take out. We have videos of it on our channel :)
I don’t know how to drive. But, I’ll drive for you. No problem.
One of the things I've noticed about these videos is that they never seem to learn from the mistakes. They just keep trying to do the same thing over and over. It's like, well we got it to work last time, maybe we can do it again. It's almost like they don't want to learn how to do it better and more efficiently.
Job superintendent should be fired.
I had the same mentality until I realized I am not in their shoes. Preasure, Time, Deadlines it can all get to you / this is a strategy to delay the project...
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Great job😂
I Watching it makes me so nervous
They call this the half bucket method, it takes twice as long, but it takes twice as long.
Sure my wife can do that job....better
Did you ever do something like this?
I didn't think so.
If they take a heaping bucket, they'd be in the hole with the other hoe.
They have pads, but that's super soft material. Think about the leverage factor.
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I work in the medical field, so I’m not a heavy equipment operator. But usually when I watch these videos and I know exactly what they are doing, and what their next move is mostly going to be.
I was lost pretty much after 8mins.
When do they start the recovery ? i think its sinking more than when they started
So what happened to the backhoe? You let us watch 2hr and 30 mins without any results.
That was an interesting retrieve but what a cost though as 3 and another for a while to do that job the owner of the machine will havto work for a month to makup the cost,Hey.!!
Wow hes is Stuck Really Bad 😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢
You tie the boom of the stuck excavator bring it up
yes we try to recover it up
Are winches and snap blocks not a thing? Maybe it's because I grew up in an area that does logging/fishing but you would think they would have at least 1 powerful winch in their fleet. Throw some snatch blocks in with the excavators as anchors and you get an easy 4 to 1 advantage. if the dozer and 2 excavators drop their blades/buckets to act as anchors, they would have a holding power greater than force they could exert while trying to drag the machine.
I get a winch and cable are expensive but so is losing time running machines for recovery. If the the cables/snatch blocks are cleaned off and stored out of the rain after use, they should outlast all the machines and people.
I've never seen so many wasted strokes
If this isn’t recovery in dire need of some wooden swamps mats! Talk about goo to work in. Gotta give them credit they didn’t the recovery excavators.
As someone watching from the US it's nice to see everyone working together, but there are so many ways this could have been done smarter and way more safely. Thanks for posting
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This brings new meaning to amateur hours...
Why would you try pulling it under the bridge?
(I'm only 2 hours in, and I think my head is going to explode)
32:35 Case in point. Digs a scoop out, dumps the scoop just uphill of the buried machine. The mud will flow back down.
Thank for Idea
For the time you have waisted , it would have been cheaper to hire a Crane . Time is Money !!!
With all that muck in the cambodian soil why don't they work with mats of many 4 by 6 inch timbers lashed side by side of say 16 feet length at least. A couple of them would support an excavator. Letsdig18 uses them. (Not sure of the dimensions)
What amazes me the most is that the two non stick machines manages to move around in that slurry...
I Love RESCUE！good Job
? that was a cluster fork.
Just WOW
A dozer with a winch, a snatch block on the stuck excavator and a runable excavator as an anchor would have been far superior to mud wrestling in a pig wallow. Trading one stuck machine for several stuck machines is counterproductive. The best way to learn how to do something is to watch others do it wrong a then do the opposite and see if it works. The best laid plans of mice and men often go awry.
The guy running the machine on the back end has no clue, taking water out of the hole dumping it higher so it all runs back in, armatures in charge of heavy equipment, three day s now, im amazed they didn't blow the bulldozer clutches.
You're supposed to use wood big pieces of wood. Not metal plates that can sink just as easy as you can
The foreman must have been the guy who got it stuck in the first place, judging by the competency of this "operation"...
usually its "managment" who gets them stuck coz they think they are above physics.
2 and a half hours and we did not see it get out! Should have left it there and turned into a tourist attraction. Or got some proper help!
Sampai skg belom kelar jugak 😅
Hell of a fishing hole when you get done
I watched this 10 seconds at a time, skipping ahead five minutes each one. I don't think I missed anything. If I had it to do again, I would have skipped in 10 minute increments.
All they are doing is moving mud up so it flows back down. With all their time the machine is still buried just as deep. Great when you are being paid an hourly rate. You make it last forever.
After 2 and a half hours it still wasn't free !
How could they assume to have enough pulling power to pull/drag the stuck excavator, still sitting deep in the mud, up the steep slop.
If ignorance would be a blessing, then these guys would be really blessed!
The excavator looks it has been sitting in the mud for a while. Around all the pins is rust as if it was sitting in the mud for weeks.
There are other videos of stuck machines in this channel and I always wonder how people can perform this kind of jobs with soo little common sense. Somebody mentioned letsdig18 and that the guy first assess the situation and then uses mats or other things to prevent from sinking into the mud, something the people in Cambodia don't know or don't use.
Interesting point. The marks under the boom pins. Looks like no maintenance. To me.
Are these Cambodian road construction machines government owned ???
If so that explains it.
Please call super man, spider man, hulk, iron man etc, to work together 🤣🤣🤣🤣
And at fifty two minutes they could have already pulled us out they knew what they were actually doing
Send the big green thing from bc al coujd get some fishing in while they floated him over therr
I’m sure you’ve heard the old adage, two days ago I couldn’t even spell operator, today I are one!🥴😵💫
A shovel, rake, bucket and sandbox, and not work on modern machines. Total lack of imagination to drown such a good excavator in the mud.
Pozdrawiam z Polski😃!!!
Th driver went down with his ship, saluting as he went! The sailors made off with the loot!! Oooo argh!
Cutlasses in their mouths, fingers greedily grabbing the doubloons!
They start off trying to get it out of mud and in the end, the machine looks like it' in a lake. It may just be me but.....these guys looked like they didn't know exactly what they were doing.
Did it ever get out?
The most important thing. Make sure no one uses hard hats and shoes are not required. Standard dress code for these parts.
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State reply $1600
County respond $1500
Village inspect $1400 Bank interest $1300
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Extra fuel $200
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Engineer review $140
Soil testing $135
Artifact discovery $130
Paleontology $125
Indian affairs $124
Border dispute $123
Title search $122
Military alert $121
Anger classes $120
Counseling cost $115
Crowd fencing $105
Erosion control $100
After dark lighting $95
Aquatic rescue $90
Protester security $85
K-9 drug search $80
Homeless removal $75
Pathogens report $72
Health response $71
Over time $70 (can't?)
Boots $60 (can't?)
Hard hat $50 (can't?)
Towing $35
Extra labor $30
Video revenue +$20
Mechanic new hire $7
Night watchman $6
Safety vest $5 (2 max)
Wiz quiz $4
Junior meal $3
Kid meal $2
Shovel repair $1
Completion fines $ 0
Where'd it go wrong?
Total cost to taxpayer:
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The phone call:
Mr Jones how much for da new guy? No no to much, he no good!
But they wear masks! 😂
Don't you know "You Can't Park There" :)
Wow all day on that
Wow ❤❤❤❤ 😮 0:42
I really like there work boots to lmao
Am on for 2 hrs. How much longer do I need to suffer? Will I see the end or will it see the end of ME?
These Cambodian machines get stuck lots, maybe there is a lesson.
I bet letsdig18 would have done e better recovery with only 1 excavator
I would call this a __Larry_Moe and a whole boat load of Curlies Circus :)))))
And what did we see here ? Nothing. Two hours in the mud and the machine remained in the mud again. 😂
Two hours?
Oh how silly people perceive reality.
Watch again and watch the sun angles, that was over two days of video edited into two hours.
From my experience on heavy equipment which isn't many years of driving and using have your equipment what is proficient in doing so the job could have been done easier faster and safer pulling it straight out after getting the tracks free and pulling it straightforward the way the boom was facing would have been the easiest way but everyone has their own way of doing things so have a good day be safe in Jesus name amen
Sou operado de escavadeira hidráulica fico constrangido quando acontece isso
i been run eq for over 40 year and i find this very funny and aggravating at the sane time pretty sure i could of got that out before even started to vbe that bad lol
Those dozers are trying to pull the machine into the hillside, no up pull
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What about a mobilecrane from the brigde and lif all the machine opp from the poaition the machine standing now..
LOL they wear flipflops. This is truly a different world 😂
That looks like quick sand?
Why wouldn't you drain water change oils & get it running so It can power itself out?
No shoes but you must wear masks
This operator clearly doesn't understand efficiency! What is up with the 40% full buckets?
REALLY!
Es mejor que ladejen. Ahi talves nacen pequeñitas 🤗🤒
I didn't bother putting any wood underneath. The disabled machine not a good idea to just dragged it like that doesn't even look like it's in neutral
If not you go You go in and you set it to neutral so that at least can roll Out
The transmission is electric controlled, it needs electricity, which has ben flooded in swamp water and mud, why don’t you go there and show the world just how to do it