AQUATIC SHREDDER VIDEO 3

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[@benthere8051]

I would like to see several tons of it collected and composted and then analyzed. If the heavy metal content is too high it can still be used for municipal landscape fertilizer. There are hundreds of tons of biomass there that could be converted to methane if nothing else.

[@chriskwakernaat2328]

or charcoal.

[@adeand4310]

And when he turns around to go home its all grown back

[@Radionut]

I was just going to ask the same thing. What happens to it does it just re-grow which I’m sure it does. It would be cool if they had something that would also pick up the cuttings and maybe it could be used for animal feed cows horses goats etc.

[@hughsmith4008]

From the comments below I think most are coming from Sea Doo Boys. They can't see the engineering that has gone into this. Very Strong and fast. That would be a big job and can be done with the right equipment.. I am thinking this is tailorable. Good job and thanks for sharing.

[@boonlau4171]

What a aquatic plant multiplier machine.

[@konthaijaidee3035]

After all the cutting is done, you really need to remove them from the water cause it's gonna worsen condition of the water. The water plant can be made a good natural fertilizer. They also can be used in waste water treatment, just putting them in several confined areas on the the water.

[@mondeacid5610]

I agree with the comment below, the shredder will spread the lilly seeds faster and clog up the river more densely, did you guys think of that when this machine was engineered ?

[@Frank-Thoresen]

Absolutely agree with you. The shredder is not the best way to go controlling the water hyacinths

[@strxyt6]

Should harvest the stuff and mix it with ground up wood logs and make compost out of it

[@Joshua79C]

Seems they would benefit more with using a harvester, does the same work but with much less power and the cuttings can be dried and processed to remove the toxins they clean out of the water.

[@idahogreen2885]

stfu hippie

[@roberthouston8463]

Or even Fertilizer 🤔

[@roberthouston8463]

For what purpose is this 🤔

[@joeboscarino2380]

Most aquatic plants when cut just propagate new roots from the cut pieces . That will just spread it around easier . It would be alright to clear a path but not for getting rid of such plants .

[@billysewardgardening]

my thoughts exactly next week there is billions of new plants

[@Rick_Foley]

PLANT: Cut me and I will strike back 10X.

[@jaiffee]

The two "ear-muff" ear protectors shown early on aren't being worn, a nice idea, but wouldn't the decomposing vegetation tend to use up all the oxygen in the water?

[@macym.5496]

Useless project, unless you use the shredded plant for Bio fuel, Animal and Poultry feed, or make paper. You could dry and use the stems for basket weaving and mat making.

[@Icanfixstuff]

that'll help water plants multiply in couple of weeks

[@thecraftygammy4317]

Not worth a crap DJ xmailman

[@somap8380]

Dredging and composting is better solution: maybe this is okay for opening a navigation channel.

[@jesusv.5828]

I hope this people know that this plants will reproduce by cuttings ,because they are essentally making millions of them .

[@hootche1]

You would have been more cost effective to import TWO HIppo,s to Graz it off.

[@derekearles9844]

It needs another large boat behind it scooping all the plants it cut out of the water and then transferring them onto dry land to be turned into good compost?

[@Radionut]

What happened to it after it’s all chopped up does it just sink to the bottom. It would be really cool if you had like a conveyor that would pick it up and get it out of the water

[@phillipbonner5215]

Is that a prototype I think wider cutting head would do a lot better.
Harvest all that stuff and composite it.

[@dano8012]

Does this blend the fish as well?

[@johnh1001]

You should call it the "Salad Eater Monster" .

[@tom5051666]

reckon it's growing back faster than you cut it down

[@nkyabosi4827]

How much fuel does this use really 4X normal consumption ?

[@frankcuritana8159]

Shredding the water hyacinth is not the answer to clear because it is true that the more it spread thicker than what it is now,waste of energy and more air pollution going on by that machine.

[@mind9528]

Wow! Good job! 👍😀 thanks! for sharing 🙂

[@cpg1217]

I bet the environmental hacks hate this thing

[@logicmonkey1034]

looks like a lot of turtles got fucked! I imagine that makes me a "hack" for not wanting turtles bitten in half to suffer infection slow death.

[@bearcat3689]

Now thats mowing the grass on the bayou

[@muabanxecukiengiang3488]

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[@daviddrrouin5797]

It's tough to be a turtle day.

[@rosewhite---]

will al the bit generate new plants?
should buy a water buffalo instead.

[@joeboscarino2380]

Yes the small bits will sprout roots .

[@riverbankfisher]

Right now in many parts of Africa. boat-loads of passengers are trapped mid-lagoon by huge expanses of floating weeds. A self-propelled weed shredding machine like this could be used to cut a free path for such trapped river traffic to reach nearest landfall, potentially saving many lives per year.

[@Pallepop909]

This is gonna fuel bacteria growth which in turn starves the entire area of oxygen killing all the fish and smaller stuff that lives there

[@derekporter7651]

Why was the weed allowed to get so widespread in the first place? There should be another vessel following the shredder to collect all the cut material.

[@seminolerick6845]

I really do not understand what they are doing, much less why the pattern... wouldn’t cutting an outlet for the shredded stuff allow it to flow away ?

[@davidchristensen6908]

This is the proven method for dealing with these plants. Someone said good fertilizer, yes you know something about these. Most of you have no idea. Read about water hyacinth. They brake these up so they can flow. Picking them out and grinding them they can be a wonderful fertilizer. What they have found out these plants will clean heaven metals out of the water and if ground up and put on a field it will put the heaven metals on the field. These are amazing plants they can be used as water treatment with raw sewage. Nice to see so,e intelligent comments. The rest of ya should read a but on a topic before ya make a comment. It only takes a few mins. In the 70’s a University set up a raw sewage treatment plant with these. These plant will even clean the drugs that pass through the human body and passed via the urinary track. These plants will take the drug out and hold it. Truly an amazing plant

[@darrenslatta]

David Christensen so they are just cutting a section to allow it to flow downstream where they can harvest it?

[@YuiHellshire]

Wow didnt know they did that much, thanks for the info.

[@tirbomax]

English...maybe you should study it some more before you call people out about their comments and learn to proof read your own!

[@hiscifi2986]

Yes it's a truly amazing weed, very good contraceptive..

[@fredsilvers1427]

So satisfying to watch.

[@tylerrsmith443]

What happens when those blades come up on a hidden 12" log? Do they have the power to blast in pieces or is a costly repair coming?

[@idahogreen2885]

they just call you and you suck it up your cornhole,,,,,PROBLEM SOLVED😎

[@Frank-Thoresen]

Not a smart solution to the problem I must say. I don't want to be on board if it hits a log with the shredder.

[@mishap00]

If he was smart he'd be harvesting all that chopping on land and selling to organic farmers at a premium price. Pile it up and compost it a bit and sell it for even more to landscapers and gardeners as organic compost.
BTW There are machines that cut it and drag it on boards that go through that a lot faster than chopping it.

[@charlesneely]

Some people man they just don't give a fuk he could be doubling His profits I despise people like this I really do

[@cheshirecat6970]

@@charlesneely Some people just don't see the value of something right infront of them,& others don't have the knowledge of what to do with said items when they acquire them
When a average man receives a million dollar painting, car, or Jewel he won't know where to take it to sell it,
So it makes sense that men who don't have a eye for profit like this won't know how to profit off of a abundance of average plants, or items when they receive them

[@charlesneely]

@@cheshirecat6970 all of that shit I didn't the melons and waterways Canby Harvest man plus it's fresh so the cows that are eat it will be pretty much organic water wheat so to speak do you know where demolition contractors are so rich because when they're giving a contract to dismal of a property they not only get paid but they get the Savage Oh what's in the property in the contract might last for a week or month or years it don't matter they get to scrap what they can keep that doubling the prophets of the contractor that's why he can afford to stand around with a cup of coffee and some blue president then why don't you hire Mexicans to start started the demolition process, it depends on how big the job is well that's not the one that's the point is dropped his truck drivers already to keep going non-stop soon as it gets filled up the next one get loaded up his loaders operating the loaders they're ready to go is laborious there ready to go it only got to do just stand there with a cup of coffee we're clean construction hard hat fuck he can have his fucking girlfriend on mysteries in the truck give him a blowjob LOL if you know what I mean while his wife is at work somewhere else hey it's good to be a contractor you get to have Salvage rights

[@charlesneely]

@@cheshirecat6970 oh by the way the contract don't you have to take that shit to the scrap yard because half the time other fucking Builders and contractor will come in by that shit before his truck even leave the fucking lot loaded down with scrap steel. There's always a demand for material the poor driving didn't have to go to the damn scrap yard. Because when people wolf property demolition was a small or big they don't give a fuck about what's in there they want the whole thing cleaned up and ready for new phase of construction the contractor is going to make a helluva killing

[@cheshirecat6970]

@@charlesneely Didn't know he was demolition I thought he was an average man wanting to clean the waters, I've worked many odd ball jobs including demolition before so I understand how it works
I've worked under a shoe store demolition job before they said they did not want anything only for every wire to be removed, shelf gone, & holes in the wall plugged, with everything left thrown away
They decided not to pay us 3 people the full amount promised for the full day of work because we didn't finish the job before 8pm according to the contract given to our relative in charge of the job, but relative who got us the job made around 3k off the scrap he hauled from it,& payed us a decent amount
Sounds like a cheat, but we didn't haul it to the scrap yard so we were cool with it, getting more then the price promised from the beginning

[@Kill-Dozer]

Gonna be tough baling that up.

[@willianfirmino1759]

Na lagoa da Petrobrás tem muita coisa dessas Ibirité MG Brazil

[@Tripsolo65]

Cool Invention, hard on snakes and gators too! LOL...

[@davidpundo7440]

😂😂

[@darinbermudes8146]

What do they possibly think there accomplishing, world's biggest smoothie

[@johnsanders7012]

What about compost

[@bigrobnz]

must be something wrong with me......if you did a 6 hour video I could watch it all day.........

[@vicentthomas5279]

may be you harvest them for home or factory use. Are they good to make animal food?

[@alorihuela8952]

If the plant will absorb the heavy metals, then where do you put the cut up material?

[@daddio7249]

So where is this at? I remember (1960s) when the St. Johns River south of Jacksonville, Fl, was covered from ban to bank with water hyacinth. Herbicide spraying by the state totally eradicated it.

[@spencerwilton5831]

James Methvin That sounds like a very American solution- dumping tons of herbicide on a problem, only to cause more issues that will last for years.

[@daddio7249]

@@spencerwilton5831 Being that occurred 40 years ago you are wrong. The river was and is healthy and full of fish and shrimp.

[@julietazambrano6833]

can I have a full specification of this equipment?

[@YTgandi]

good ...👍👍👍

[@JamariChannel5]

Good

[@oithuongvlog6078]

Very good

[@kennethhuff7158]

Best way is to drain the water?

[@charlesgall8052]

Collect & use for fertilizer ???

[@beebop9808]

Seems a lot like cutting a 20 acre field on a really cool lawnmower. I'd probably opt for renting a dozen or so manatee'. They like water hyacinth.

[@lambertosaga1241]

I've got a feeling that he's pro lilies... He he

[@heidilecompte4198]

What’s the point of this shredder?

[@s.v.junica-om9058]

This has to be an American solution.... as it is not the way you should handle this problem, but it make a lot of noise and have a V8 on it.... so i recon... an American build machine

[@chefgiovanni]

Awesome machine you got there. Hopefully by now you got some ear protection = headphones.

[@quynhhuynhnhu4204]

Ở Vệt Nam thì chúng tôi thả vài chục ngàn con Vịt thì giải quyết đôi đường.

[@davidyoung1746]

Harvest the stuff and feed it to livestock.....

[@79craigl1]

That has been attempted, the livers of the cows began to swell and some were lost, this is due to the toxins absorbed by the hyacinth in the water

[@philliplopez8745]

Craig 1111 biofuel ?

[@georgeburke5672]

David Young i

[@UsmanKhan-gw7er]

Is it not Azolla?

[@impisiprojects2549]

@@79craigl1 Can be made very successfully into compost

[@griffingrendel9911]

The water hyacinth will thank you, they Will just multiply faster

[@washingtondriver7977]

Dont wast your time .Remove the plant to the land .show it can't grow.Get 10 hippo to do the job .this project is just making more plant grow

[@luizcardoso8045]

Bate tanto mas não limpa o rio kkkkk

[@mondeacid5610]

I hope this ix not a govt funded project or we are really screwed 😂😂😂

[@roberthouston8463]

Wait just a Fog horn Leg 🎺 Minute ! Could'nt that be used to feed cattle🤔

[@roberthouston8463]

And other life stock🤔

[@shinymud7]

Not doing a thing to remove it though. It will still grow and reseed.

[@sheev11]

It builds up and gets stuck around bridges. That forms a damn that overflows the countryside or even push the bridge over. This breaks it up so it will flow under the bridges.

[@arjenschroevers]

Wow, I did not see so much stupidity in a long time! And presenting it as a solution.... Most small particles waterhyaci will grow to a new plant...

[@petericyou856]

Only make it sink to the bottom will do as much damage as befor maybe even worse.

[@TheSoloAsylum]

If we can convince the china man that these are very high price food, there would not be a stick left in that water.

[@congo3540]

Không có tàu phá băng thì làm tàu phá bèo lục bình đi phát mình này thực sự đi vào lòng người

[@daveberry9922]

lets turn the lake into soup

[@agentx7138]

Great zombie shredder

[@spencerwilton5831]

What is the point? Any gardener will tell you each little piece will become a new plant! Why is t this harvested and removed? It could be composted to become useful fertiliser, possibly used to make biogas or bio diesel, maybe even simply burned. Using all that fuel to just chop it up a bit seems pointless.

[@AFSCreationIndonesia]

Good idea....

[@snookmr1]

What is the point? It will grow right back

[@markmorales2028]

But sometimes I understand you need to clear a little bit of the plant life because it sucks the oxygen out of the water

[@mgtpa4]

Seems like a piece of equipment 3 times bigger is needed to tackle that big of an area......

[@webwillie1]

Mother Nature 1...Shredder 0

[@user-qo3vu8rz6r]

สุดยอดครับ

[@ephonemobile8035]

are u have a new video...i like it ...from malaysia

[@williamwright3010]

Now they have a trillion pieces to grow up and spread seeds. BAD IDEA

[@harunharun441]

sangat bagus sekali

[@carlosenriquesanchez7714]

Bueno

[@josejorge3783]

Véi q. máquina é esta , impressionante !

[@diferentization]

That does more harm than anything, that plant is floating free so any space that the machine give the plants will close it immediately

[@chopchopbusybusyworkworkba420]

Conveyor belt it off the water and feed to pigs

[@romeo34889]

What's with Leo Decrappo up front???

[@pget8462]

The most stupid way of processing water weed. But the best way to spread it everywhere and suffocate ponds and slow rivers. Or is it a new way to generate work for the years to come (shredding every year more and more wate weed)? What works on earth (grass or brush shredding) just doesn't work in water.

[@ScottishNSRailFan]

Seven days a week, 24 hours a day, waste of time. Never clear it up.

[@daveberry9922]

it looks rubbish to me

[@leeheongow8014]

Fish them out and dry in the sun as fertilizers or fresh as cattle or pigs' feed. They will multiply faster

[@daveberry9922]

was this once a lake

[@NagaregumoShiba]

it is an excellent fertilizer and they have fun to grind, and this crushed will rot in the bottom of the water

[@steveadams99708]

So what is the purpose of this, other than just another big boy toy?

[@daalnweaver4354]

And what you don't sell the cattle feed you turn into compost and sell it

[@DeansVideoClips]

Were any turtles harmed in the making of this film?

[@donalddarbonne779]

Water lilies into bio fuel?

[@sunshisunshi2374]

เสียเวลาเปลืองนํ้ามันเสียเวลาเสียพลัง​งานเปล่าๆไม่ได้เรื่อง

[@hmoob8726]

Put 10 Hippo in there problems solved.

[@joseraagas7661]

These shreds to rots the lotus that later on more pollutants into the rivers..

[@wjf0ne]

Sorry but I need more than a boat shredding weeds for 14 minutes. Five minutes, a short introduction as to why this needs done, is it a Government or County contract, is the shredder home made or bought and what happens when the weeds are cut. Then a short clip of the operation and then a clip of the after effects of all the work.
Come on guys make it interesting as I'm out at eight minutes.

[@iamKBCummings]

yes
ross, it may

[@thatfeeble-mindedboy]

If they take that vessel into a lake or pond that is free of this water plant, and there is a single piece of that rhizome about the size of a little finger that was stuck to the underside, and it drops off into that water . . . well guess what happens next ..

[@josarebelo8583]

POOL BOY= CUTTING GRASS?= 1 month more fertilizer ?