The bells are a tradition in the old days it was so the farmer could find them easier in the mountains. In Spain my family has them on our cows to and after a week you can’t go to sleep without the bells it gets normal and I love that sound.
Aaron Watt, Thank you so much for talking about the Recycling of material. Very interesting and great reuse of the wrecking demolition work. The money in money out, makes this very valuable to a contractor. And it saves Land space from just having a big Landfill.
the A-Rex actually has the Lehnhoff Variolock quickhitch on it... not an OilQuick which is a swedish brand name and one of the largest manufacturers for fully hydraulic quickhitchsystems worldwide, Liebherr does have a own fully hydraulic system as well called "Likufix" but I know what you meant at around the timecode 12:50 and following... it is a neat way to always use the right tool and attachment for the right job by the way the "Hürlimann group" is using the actual OilQuick system on their machines... biggest advantage, you can use the normal buckets in front shovel mode as well if needed greetings from Lower Austria
@@AaronWitt don't worry... as even Germans and Austrians often mix those things up... as usual with trademarks and so on 😉 and as said, it might be something you might not be used to that much as I am because for me those kind of attachments are pretty common over here anyways enjoy the trip through Europe and who knows... maybe your videos change a bit in the US-construction-industry
@@peon9282 Steelwrist and OilQuick are interchangeable for a reason, as they basically teamed up and Steelwrist is (from what I know now) officially OEM supplier for Volvo
I own a concrete flatwork buisness and I own a small bobcat like the one in your video Most versatile machine ever!!! Does it all, dirt moving, material moving and snow removal thing is a beast for only 28 hrspwrs
@@CerretaniOutdoorsLLC for sure. Not long ago I got a 2014 f250 lariat with the 6.2L and after doing exhaust, a tune, new amps door speakers and subwoofers it’s now turned into the scrap truck so she will end up needing a new paint job sooner than later. Lol. It comes with the territory of using a truck as its was designed to be use. In time I’m getting a 4 door 6.7 king ranch with a short bed for sure!!! The interior in them is amazing!!!
I don’t know if the color grading is a stylistic choice, but it’s a little dim and hard to see detail. Love the content as always though! You deserve way more subscribers
I like how you only see the stickers on your helmet when you look away from the camera. Is there a reason why none in the front? Besides being able to identify name easily?
You have not seen the biggest machinery from Aregger. For example there is the magnum shear for concrete demolition with 2500 ton of bite force. Here is what I mean, look this video from Aregger. ruclips.net/video/CIEbgB8u53U/видео.html
I can‘t put links in the comments, but here you go: 1:30 Austrasse 45, 8045 Zürich 7:50 Josefstrasse 205, 8005 Zürich 13:34 Tödistrasse 20, 8820 Horgen 16:00 Ebertswilerstrasse 1, 6340 Baar
Let’s take something perfectly useable, tear it down, build a new something in its place, and drive hybrid or electric vehicles to compensate for this massive carbon footprint if “new”
Whenever i see these machines, i wish for nothing but a molotov and a cutting torch. Dont demolish buildings, turn them into something new. Way too many really nice places get demolished and replaced by utter crap.
Your channel sucks you don't show the equipment being used you just show pictures of the equipment show it in action brother that's what we want to see yeah it's big and it's tough and it looks cool but can we see it in operation
If you had this excavator to yourself for 24 hours, what would you do?
Try to use it to eat a meal with the claw.
Ask my old lady if its big enough
Marvin heemyer round 2 😂
Destroying my school
More like what wouldn’t I do
The bells are a tradition in the old days it was so the farmer could find them easier in the mountains. In Spain my family has them on our cows to and after a week you can’t go to sleep without the bells it gets normal and I love that sound.
Cows wear bells because their horns don’t work
Got em
Aaron Watt, Thank you so much for talking about the Recycling of material. Very interesting and great reuse of the wrecking demolition work. The money in money out, makes this very valuable to a contractor. And it saves Land space from just having a big Landfill.
Proud to have built the largest crusher ever for this giant excavator! Great combo!
the A-Rex actually has the Lehnhoff Variolock quickhitch on it... not an OilQuick which is a swedish brand name and one of the largest manufacturers for fully hydraulic quickhitchsystems worldwide, Liebherr does have a own fully hydraulic system as well called "Likufix"
but I know what you meant at around the timecode 12:50 and following... it is a neat way to always use the right tool and attachment for the right job
by the way the "Hürlimann group" is using the actual OilQuick system on their machines... biggest advantage, you can use the normal buckets in front shovel mode as well if needed
greetings from Lower Austria
I'm good at getting things wrong
@@AaronWitt don't worry... as even Germans and Austrians often mix those things up... as usual with trademarks and so on 😉
and as said, it might be something you might not be used to that much as I am because for me those kind of attachments are pretty common over here
anyways enjoy the trip through Europe and who knows... maybe your videos change a bit in the US-construction-industry
Hürlimann uses Steelwrist, but they are (or at least used to be) compatible with OilQuick and almost look the same.
@@peon9282 Steelwrist and OilQuick are interchangeable for a reason, as they basically teamed up and Steelwrist is (from what I know now) officially OEM supplier for Volvo
I own a concrete flatwork buisness and I own a small bobcat like the one in your video
Most versatile machine ever!!!
Does it all, dirt moving, material moving and snow removal thing is a beast for only 28 hrspwrs
Bobcats are the best skid steer in my not so professional opinion.
Agreed
Speaking of F-250s I just upgraded from my 01 7.3 to a 2014 6.7 king ranch
Great machine as well
@@CerretaniOutdoorsLLC for sure. Not long ago I got a 2014 f250 lariat with the 6.2L and after doing exhaust, a tune, new amps door speakers and subwoofers it’s now turned into the scrap truck so she will end up needing a new paint job sooner than later. Lol. It comes with the territory of using a truck as its was designed to be use. In time I’m getting a 4 door 6.7 king ranch with a short bed for sure!!! The interior in them is amazing!!!
@0:12 Ah, Ugo!!! 👋
I love your enthusiasm for big things. It is way cool.
This was my childhood dream 😅 some serious machines there, grew up driving them with my dad until about age 15/16, great times!
sweet!!
Great video I'm a heavy equipment operator so naturally I love these videos and you have a new sub!
Thanks for watching!
Killer photos of that machine man.
Just awesome thanks for the footage
Que buenos videos congratulations
Even excavators are evolving into crabs now.
Great Episode! 👍
Thanks Niels
great idea to fix a water hose on the second excavator while it crushing debris to avoid dust from getting away
Cool stuff
Super Video...Wooooooow...
That’s cool how you guys edit it to make it look like we are in the 80s 🤘🏼🤘🏼 makes me feel like I’m about to watch the movie teen wolf
More like 60s😂
Watching the videos I thought the guy had a few million subscribers how is the content this clean and good and he's only on 30k?...
we just started to figure out the youtube thing. We'll be there soon!
The brightness in this video is way too low, difficult to see detail
Love the Tristar sticker! I started following you on insta a year or so ago. after I was seeing you with southern site contractors!
very interesting video, so i just subscribed.
I don’t know if the color grading is a stylistic choice, but it’s a little dim and hard to see detail. Love the content as always though! You deserve way more subscribers
thank you for the feedback
Do you see a lot of difference between the way of working in Europe and America
Lov it! interesting upload! see you on my side~;)
Half the weight of that A-Rex must be all the plumbing on it.
It this is the 2nd largest demolition excavator in Europe, then which one holds the record?
This channel should be called swinging camera hardhat show. Because that's 99% of the footage
Ok we’ll rename it
I don’t think he understood what the guide said in the intro 😂
The bells are actually a form of communication. They learn multiple languages through the frequencies
I like how you only see the stickers on your helmet when you look away from the camera. Is there a reason why none in the front? Besides being able to identify name easily?
yeah just to keep it somewhat clean when I'm facing people / the camera
Bells r 4 location in fog snow uno what i mean
I pass stunts man everyday going to aspen
Finally somethimg from the "german" area. The 15 minute break at nine is normal breakfast. coffee break is between nine and twelve thirty (lunch)
Lunch is 12-13:00 in Switzerland
dou know this is the largest in Europe ?
TENET
eine weltsensation uah...
You have not seen the biggest machinery from Aregger. For example there is the magnum shear for concrete demolition with 2500 ton of bite force. Here is what I mean, look this video from Aregger. ruclips.net/video/CIEbgB8u53U/видео.html
shown us on a map where you are. Like google earth it and put a view link in the links below.
I can‘t put links in the comments, but here you go:
1:30 Austrasse 45, 8045 Zürich
7:50 Josefstrasse 205, 8005 Zürich
13:34 Tödistrasse 20, 8820 Horgen
16:00 Ebertswilerstrasse 1, 6340 Baar
maybe instead of music someone could talk about the HW and what’s happening
😁👍👍👍👍👍
What's it like wearing all the gear to run the gear without running the gear
It’s honestly pretty sick
When you talk you don’t have to be in the camera. We see very little of the HW because ya’ll default to you
Let’s take something perfectly useable, tear it down, build a new something in its place, and drive hybrid or electric vehicles to compensate for this massive carbon footprint if “new”
Welcome to I’ve never done construction, but instruct others how to do it.
great explanation but the HW is out of focus. Speak but don’t be in the video
How is it the second biggest? Almost every kmc is bigger than this one
you don’t have to be in the video when you talk dub over the video with you voice
Non-sexual
Whenever i see these machines, i wish for nothing but a molotov and a cutting torch. Dont demolish buildings, turn them into something new. Way too many really nice places get demolished and replaced by utter crap.
Your channel sucks you don't show the equipment being used you just show pictures of the equipment show it in action brother that's what we want to see yeah it's big and it's tough and it looks cool but can we see it in operation
awesome thanks for the feedback Steve. We'll see what we can do to make it suck less