Yellowstone Bridge Build Series, Part 1: Rig Up Day | Crane Crew USA
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- Опубликовано: 7 окт 2024
- Join Crane Crew USA as we kick off our exciting Yellowstone Bridge Build Series! In part 1, we rig up a Manitowoc MLC300 to undertake the monumental task of constructing a bridge over the mighty Yellowstone River. Get an up-close look at the engineering and precision involved in this unique project. Don't forget to like, subscribe, and hit the bell icon to follow our journey across the USA, uncovering the coolest crane projects!
It's a rarity when the rig crew builds a crane and we are there to listen to the talk
Excellent team work and super communication- precise and exact no shouting or sledging. Great team.
I will be waiting for part 2
Me too. Subbed so I would get the notice.
I love how the boss talks to crew. He's not condescending. I bet that crew LOVES working for him.
Billy for president 🤘🏻🤘🏻
Absolutely terrific "You are there" video. The viewer can see, and hear the process.
Keep it up!
Thanks for sharing.
Very interesting. Thanks for sharing.
Great video!!!! Finally a detail packed high quality crane assembly video!! The different perspectives and communication… awesome! I’ll be watching as long as you keep the good stuff coming.
Thanks! We'll keep the videos coming.
Great video. Can't beat the beautiful country to work in.
Thanks! Can't beat that backdrop.
Good stuff, I love the format and can’t wait for more content, don’t change a thing because some guy doesn’t want to hear how guys talk to each other at work, getting to see the ins and out of a crane being assembled for a pick is cooler then the pick itself, I come from an excavation background and very much appreciate the forward planning and logistics behind it because I would walk my hoe off the trailer and go to work, I didn’t have to have a crane to build my crane, nor worrying about getting all the pieces from A to B in the right order and the same condition that they were in on the last job 😂 I thought it was great to hear the guy in the Sany talk about how the machine felt going down hill or doing the heavy pics, knowing your machine is very much a sign of a good operator
I must say it was a 'RIOT' watching this video, between the Shot Caller and Jack in the crane working together in total harmony made it a HOOT listening in especially when the "Sandbagging Me'' started. : ))))
Got to hand it to you, excellent communication between you and the crane operator. No question what is being requested. I too am looking forward to the follow on videos.
Have a safe set up, installation and demob.
Right up to the point where ‘Jack’ says he could hardly hear any of the radio communications! Quite a bit of unnecessary melodramatic commentary. ‘Oh, that’s gonna be heavy’. You haven’t seen anything heavy until you’ve worked offshore where they routinely make pics that are well over 10,000+ tons while setting entire oil & gas platforms. This is nothing more than building a temporary bridge with tinker toys.
@@Baja4Autism Ahh but offshore workers always have bigger dicks. Kinda spoils them for normal people.
Finally some quality crane content! Love it keep it up
Jack wants to run the manitowoc 25:30😀,great video,thank you for your work
Awesome!
A bit of banter is great on site. If any crew can't take a bit then they are not part of a team.
i haven't driven down into the valley since just after the bridge washed away. nice to see they are getting around to replacing it now.
super video,bravo a toute l 'équipe salutation France..
Thank you!
Real Professional Teamwork.
My kinda people!
I hear ya I miss Big work ....At the end of the day Beer tastes so much better ....66 retired now Love to go back
Nice to see this content from the Yellowstone... I've been in on hauling on a lot of these style of crane moves (from tracks to carbodies to lattice) cross-country and it's a lot like moving drilling rigs in some respects... It'll either go smoothly or become a royal cluster, depending on the pushers, breakdowns and team in general. This crew would be cool to work with (a former heavy-haul coworker went over to JMS, in fact, on the wind side... they've a good rep up in this region)... Better crane operator than one we have that's twice his age (never be a hotshot with a dangerous reputation smh).
Good stuff here... Saved the series to watch.
It takes an extreme amount of skill to get that crane put together safely
JMS has some great Assembly director's worked with Moody and Ben on a wind farm company as a whole has some good people
BILLY BIG RIGGER!!! Long time no see!!! Heckuva crane guy there! Definitely one of the best! 👍👍
Very very nice🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
Lookin good guys, gotta get y’all down to Florida for one of our tower crane builds.
Was in big construction for several years if the dainty people have a problem with language 🤔 apparently they don't understand reality 😅😊
Alright in for part 2 .
Keep an eye out!
How many times have you rigged that crane? Not sure I would remember all the steps.
Also… how many trucks does it take to transport all the pieces?
Billy from JMS Crane says there were 24 total trucks and he's rigged that crane countless times.
Billy G with JMS is the GOAT ..
#jmsfambam
3 pairs of underwear on crane day !!! 😂😂
I live near there!!!!!!
Enjoy watching your videos please not so much cussing be safe God bless.
I'm an old writer. I can see where the Crane Operator could us 8 eyes.
Shoot you can see one of my projects in that opening shot.
just curious why you didnt use the self assembly cylinder to install the tracks? To me its.much easier on the mlcs to do it that way.
JMS said they didn't use it due to only being able to swing 30 degrees with the tracks hanging from the assembly ram. There was also no way to get the trucks backed in sideways to use the assembly ram. Lastly, they found it easier to use an assist crane since there was no real estate to work and they were on a steep grade trying to put it together, which made it tricky.
Safety professional here. Some pretty serious safety issues.
Safety is not a profession. What you're watching is professionals at work.
I COULD NEVER do this kind of work with people I didn't already know & trust. It seems really haphazard doing such a dangerous job with guys you don't even know.
Last time I heard the F-word so often when I was a teen driving to the pool billiard with my mums partner. Going down the f-cking road past the f-cking tree on the f-cking pavement round the f-cking corner... 😁 Cool vid! Smoked an engine? RTFM? Or don't they document such negligible stuff...
Is this a new bridge/crossing at Emigrant or replacing the old one?
Yep. The last one washed away in the flood a few years back.
the steel bridge is not painted??? maybe they dont expect it to last too long there???
If the fluid needs to warm up then they need Amsoil.
Even with an ambient temp of 95 degrees it still takes 3 or so minutes to warm up 100+ gallons of hydraulic oil to the point that the computer is happy. During the winter our MLC takes 15ish minutes to start cooperating 😂
@Worlds_Worst_Oiler Not with Amsoil Synthetics. A guy that worked on my car said his compressor would not start in winter. He put Amsoil compressor oil in. No problem.
Can't find Part 2 of this series.
Coming out this week!
Where the hell is part two, or are you guys still playing with each other?
Coming out this week!
👍 Really enjoyed it. Some advise, children would love to watch this , either mute those F Bombs or just don't cuss to start with and you'll get 95% more subscribers, as soon as you start cussing the vast majority of folks are going to click off you right then and there. Stay safe.
I did
I understand your point, but that's not true at all. If ya gotta wear a hardhat, chances are the "F" word is part of the family.
Limited vocabulary orange hoodie guy needs to learn some new adjectives.
Fucking aye
Swearing? You should watch 'Bob Does Sports'. It is a Golf You Tuber. But I love the content- Good Good is another Golf You Tuber, they watch their language, They are a bunch of young folks!
Why do they always have sunglasses if there is no sun? to look cool?
They are safety glasses
why didnt they ramp upß the approaches to make the bridge higher over the water- make it flood safe ?
smarts
know any other words
Im lost here guys. All day to put the house and tracks on???. No tray, no weights, not even a heel??? What gives? Not enough trucks?
This video was about half of day one. Counterweights and boom assembly will be part two, which was still day one.
@@CraneCrewUSA ok yes...makes more sense now
Keep profanities. Real life not some sanitised pseudo Christian hypocrisy
trop de bla bla
Eine ganz schlechte Kameraführung, außerdem frage ich mich, ob diese Amis auch mit dem Helm ins Bett gehen.
Happy with content but please eliminate profanities if you want a wide audience.
Yeah, future ones will have them bleeped out.
I find it refreshing that for once a channel is talking like people normally talk.
That rig up crane should not be allowed on the job. The owner and or renter are helping to finance the Communist Chinese Government’s bad neighbor policy. I see they don’t have their name proudly displayed in prominent locations on the crane. I realize there is not much work around there, but sometimes personal standards are important. If they had any backbone, the whole crew should drag up. Take care.
@@carlcarlamos9055 Oh, just fvcking stop.
joemonks3161...
Agreed. No need for it. Especially for people who have kids around them as well.
Shame someone didn't warn the man they were on a RUclips video it will affect your audience
Camera work appalling, the camera swinging left and right at speed, enough to make a viewer sick.
Ed
Yeah, we might try a chest mount next time. Won't be so much movement then.
It’s apparent after 1 minute this is a scripted reality TV show. That’s as far as I got before hitting stop, dislike, then the do not recommend anything from this channel buttons.
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The camera operator is a complete amateur.
BORING BORING GET IT BORING