Huge Wheel Loaders Working In the Biggest Marble Quarry In Europe - Birros Marbles

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  • @gry8ruth
    @gry8ruth 5 років тому +508

    You can tell those guys have been working together for a while

  • @Dxco31
    @Dxco31 5 років тому +225

    Ancient egypt build the piramids using CAT, mystery solved

  • @ronl9357
    @ronl9357 5 років тому +367

    My future kitchen counter.

    • @satan3200
      @satan3200 5 років тому +5

      Get a job first kid

    • @andrewm4951
      @andrewm4951 5 років тому

      ron l just a sliver of one of the chunks. Those things are massive. Wonder how many sq ft of tile you could get out of one chunk that size

    • @twayland6186
      @twayland6186 5 років тому +6

      @@andrewm4951 im guessing more than 2

    • @jaketurnbull4893
      @jaketurnbull4893 5 років тому +3

      Satan get a life first kid

    • @khalidmuhammad3831
      @khalidmuhammad3831 5 років тому

      Both of you grow up, and go play with your Tanka trucks! Kidos, got to love them. *sighs

  • @dmsdmullins
    @dmsdmullins 5 років тому +494

    Still wont lift my mother in law...

    • @EATSLEEPDRIVE2002
      @EATSLEEPDRIVE2002 5 років тому +4

      I get it… Because obesity…

    • @ZukeProduction
      @ZukeProduction 5 років тому +4

      I hope your wife doesn't see this 😊😊

    • @kyleanderson5752
      @kyleanderson5752 5 років тому +3

      D. Mullins Of course not. It's against policy, and highly unsafe without a proper safety cage and fall protection training.

    • @bg5561742
      @bg5561742 5 років тому +3

      To bad you’re wife will probably end up fat like her

    • @lookoutnow4996
      @lookoutnow4996 5 років тому

      @@bg5561742 oops.....

  • @tristinbeyda
    @tristinbeyda 5 років тому +11

    TBH, the front loaders are doing perfectly fine. Sure they could go bigger, but then they would lose maneuverability which is critically important in that small, confined area they are working in. And counter-weights would add extra weight and stress to the steering knuckles/joints and cause them to fail much sooner than their normal lifespan.

    • @caterpillarsloper786
      @caterpillarsloper786 5 років тому

      Bull crap i drive a cat 990 whit extra counter weight over 10.000 u np yet and it drives 24/7

    • @allischambers3833
      @allischambers3833 5 років тому

      I don't think folks grasp how big of a piece of marble it is

  • @Wiikendzgoodmix
    @Wiikendzgoodmix 5 років тому +74

    So many pros in this comment section.
    How about this; they got the job, you didnt. Done easy.

    • @makerstories4008
      @makerstories4008 5 років тому +12

      I think alot of people in the comments are underestimating the size of those machines too... They don't turn on a dime haha

    • @shalala4571
      @shalala4571 5 років тому

      How about this? There are hundreds of jobs involving heavy lifting with front loaders, not to mention a few more marble quarries around the world.

    • @Wiikendzgoodmix
      @Wiikendzgoodmix 5 років тому

      @@shalala4571 Your point?

    • @makerstories4008
      @makerstories4008 5 років тому

      @@shalala4571 I was gonna say, this isn't relevant to the conversation. Prehaps the wrong thread?

    • @shalala4571
      @shalala4571 5 років тому

      Wiikendz Wiikendz my point being that there are probably hundreds of viewers on this vid that comment. Thus the ammount of ”pros” commenting. The way he wrote makes it seem like the guys working in this vid are the only ones capable of doing this in the world.

  • @qbis6790
    @qbis6790 5 років тому +117

    you believe that the pyramid was built by the Egyptians

    • @hasan7865
      @hasan7865 5 років тому +11

      Pyramids were built by powerful Jinns. Look it up, no man can ever build anything of such magnitude, especially 5K years ago.

    • @tori9365
      @tori9365 5 років тому +7

      @@hasan7865 aliens

    • @iluvmx1977
      @iluvmx1977 5 років тому +44

      When we don’t understand how humans could build something like the Pyramids we make up stories that magical creatures from the sky came down and built them then zoomed off without leaving a trace of their existence, much easier to believe isn’t it 😂. Let’s be serious now, an advanced alien race capable of interstellar travel comes to a planet inhabited by talking apes and builds a pile of rocks with a point at the top and 4 sides, yeah I see no problem with that story 🤔. Fuck the human race disappoints me at times so I can only imagine what the people would think that built the Pyramids if they knew that thousands of years later the human race has actually become stupider!

    • @tori9365
      @tori9365 5 років тому +2

      @@iluvmx1977 aliens

    • @tori9365
      @tori9365 5 років тому +2

      @@iluvmx1977 aliens man! 👽

  • @pukitokiho6141
    @pukitokiho6141 5 років тому +52

    I can watch this all day long ...

  • @formhubfar
    @formhubfar 5 років тому +111

    LMFAO.., like picking up beans with a tooth pick.

    • @superstarmcgee1128
      @superstarmcgee1128 5 років тому

      Shove that sliver its heavier than I am truck gonna RIP tip going up the hill!

  • @teelett3788
    @teelett3788 5 років тому +25

    0:14 - 0:37
    When u think life goin well then u seem to keep fckin up

  • @Brunomills
    @Brunomills 5 років тому +2

    Very cool how they work together with massive machines and percussion. Also amazing powerful machines.

  • @george-Hunter-Greece
    @george-Hunter-Greece 5 років тому +21

    Greece. Biros White Marble Quarry

  • @peteacher52
    @peteacher52 3 роки тому +2

    I have a new appreciation for the words 'heavy' and 'powerful'!

  • @barsaf9989
    @barsaf9989 5 років тому +38

    I think they need to put a honda vtec motor in those for more power

    • @wonnelzoldilock
      @wonnelzoldilock 4 роки тому

      Nope i think they need to pun a whole Honda Vtec include Car for more power

  • @GlennNichols1
    @GlennNichols1 5 років тому +37

    Seems like a lot of waste, by being so ruff and smashing it up like that.

    • @lorenzoarmanelli1715
      @lorenzoarmanelli1715 5 років тому +10

      Wanna lift 100 tons by hand 😂?

    • @Mdsoebee
      @Mdsoebee 5 років тому +4

      This is the fastest way actually, and there is no safer, faster way to get such big slabs of marble horizontal for transport
      But still, the piece he lifts at 4:18 is probably 6x3x3 meters or so. More than big enough for the plates they sell (usually 3x2x(2-15cm)).

    • @dcroqstar1
      @dcroqstar1 5 років тому +9

      In stone dimensional quarrys a majority of your product is waste. That's why your marble countertops cost so much

    • @maliksidra4291
      @maliksidra4291 5 років тому +2

      0 waste big pieces slabs smaller pieces tile and other, even the dust is used for grout and swimming pool finish

  • @Team-fabulous
    @Team-fabulous 3 роки тому +1

    When I was a young man I worked in quarrys driving face shovels, loading shovels, dump trucks and the like, great fun back in the day

  • @user-md1id5hs9b
    @user-md1id5hs9b 5 років тому +7

    а нам в школе говорили что люди на палках тигали а тут трактор поднять не может

  • @ericstone8812
    @ericstone8812 5 років тому

    It’s nice to know that there are still talented operators out there... We are a dying breed...

  • @frucklerbullpit
    @frucklerbullpit 5 років тому +14

    This is not how you build pyramids.

  • @mikem1956
    @mikem1956 5 років тому +3

    Teamwork is a beautiful thing!

  • @bobbyrohr7086
    @bobbyrohr7086 5 років тому +1

    As a heavy equipment operator (wheel loader daily, but also excavator occasionally), it's painfully obvious that these guys have not done this very long.

    • @WillBilly.
      @WillBilly. 5 років тому

      Really how

    • @bryz5232
      @bryz5232 5 років тому

      Guessing a bit clumsy

    • @WillBilly.
      @WillBilly. 5 років тому

      @@bryz5232 I think there not trying to get big chunks

  • @drubradley8821
    @drubradley8821 5 років тому +1

    L-2350's... Maybe.. Or cut smaller chunks, lol... That was cool watching these rigs give a run for their money!!!!

  • @_lime.
    @_lime. 5 років тому +4

    For those wondering if there is a faster, more efficient way, if there was they would be doing it because companies like profit.

  • @Cfreedom45
    @Cfreedom45 5 років тому +1

    Damn they going HAM. Just cause you got a big peice of equiment dont mean you don't need a friend.

  • @nikoskoukou5186
    @nikoskoukou5186 5 років тому +5

    Δράμα όλε όλε όλε ....... Μπύρος...

  • @ToxicMrSmith
    @ToxicMrSmith 5 років тому +6

    Oh.. in before this goes viral.. Also rough as guts on the loaders

    • @Jademyheart
      @Jademyheart 4 роки тому

      I thought exactly that!!😂😂
      I honestly thought people/work experience , messin round for an hour ,while loaders are on dinner , friggin bashing about! 😫

  • @roycejohnson8189
    @roycejohnson8189 5 років тому +1

    Ah yes! The 'ole hit-n-miss technique. Time honored.

  • @MrMogulvogl
    @MrMogulvogl 5 років тому +6

    This process seems archaic!

    • @oozrenn
      @oozrenn 4 роки тому +1

      yeah, they should've just use teleportation

    • @christopherwharton6022
      @christopherwharton6022 3 роки тому

      Yea, those state of the art multimillion dollar super machines that function with a combination of manpower, horsepower and computer power deconstructing a granite mountain piece by piece. So archaic.

  • @jeffmclearen229
    @jeffmclearen229 5 років тому +6

    Those guys have got to be sore after a full day of doing that. I thought a skid loader was bad those things move around more than a little skid loader

    • @StonyMontana406
      @StonyMontana406 5 років тому +3

      Skid loaders are very rigid. Big wheel loaders like this have allot better ride with suspension and big fat tires. And they likely have air ride chairs that help too.

  • @nelsonmoreira3975
    @nelsonmoreira3975 5 років тому +2

    Isso ai posta mais vídeos são muitos top e show💪💪💪💪💪💪😎😎😎😎😎👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👷👷👷👷👍👍😏

  • @DocterGeko
    @DocterGeko 5 років тому +2

    And here is a native species to the quarries of Europe, the Tyrranocus-Frontloadicus. These might best can flip a single suv with ease, devouring it whole. Though they are mainly found eating other, smaller creatures, they also eat plants and rocks. When a rock is too big whoever, they still try to devour it,as seen here. Fortunately another Tyrranocus-Frontloadicus has come to help. After they are done breaking up the large rock, they will share it equally with themselves. Afyer such a big feast, they will not need to eat for a whole week.

  • @Redmallard
    @Redmallard 5 років тому +1

    Wowww.

  • @lalilulelo1989
    @lalilulelo1989 5 років тому +2

    5:36 he had it! did he put it down and break it on purpose?

  • @ReesesCupsable
    @ReesesCupsable 5 років тому +7

    The work looks very sloppy. They need better equipment and planning. This did not look very professional. Too many damage pieces.

  • @ScottTheAngel
    @ScottTheAngel 5 років тому

    Good job guys did not even leave on scratch on the marble lol they broke the whole thing into pieces.

  • @thesunflowchannel1995
    @thesunflowchannel1995 5 років тому +3

    It must be fun driving those things around all day. Almost like playing a video game except you're getting payed 6 figures.

    • @Tomas-ml9nv
      @Tomas-ml9nv 5 років тому +2

      6 figurines in my hole ,they haven't a notion getting that

    • @WillBilly.
      @WillBilly. 5 років тому +1

      I'm a loader operator and I get 35 k a year

    • @jeffersonmorris888
      @jeffersonmorris888 5 років тому +1

      With all the ot in the world i still only make about 80000 a year. Good income for a family doing honest work but sure isnt those 6 figures.

  • @brokenchopstickz
    @brokenchopstickz 5 років тому +5

    When i see these 'modern machines' trying to pick up giant rocks. I think about how ancient civilizations did it? And move hundred of kms, stack them precisely aligned with the stars.

    • @imapigeonyoupeasant1489
      @imapigeonyoupeasant1489 5 років тому

      Amazing, isn't it?

    • @alexreed5017
      @alexreed5017 5 років тому +5

      Simple, they just got enough people to make up for the machine and whipped the hell out of them till it was built

    • @imapigeonyoupeasant1489
      @imapigeonyoupeasant1489 5 років тому +1

      @@alexreed5017 so simple, right?

    • @confirmhandle
      @confirmhandle 5 років тому

      They allow that one large slab to fall on the ground and break apart I would imagine they want to keep all these pieces together as much as possible can they use to scraps and small debris for anything?

    • @jnln
      @jnln 5 років тому +1

      DWYS WYSD tiles, coasters, small marble tops for tables a lot of uses

  • @jackrackham7898
    @jackrackham7898 5 років тому +1

    Красавцы👍

  • @bigmurff6439
    @bigmurff6439 5 років тому

    The ancient people knew, or had, something we people today don't have.

  • @abelgauna9224
    @abelgauna9224 5 років тому

    Cuánta habilidad para manejar esos monstruos

  • @theswager95
    @theswager95 5 років тому

    Nice nice I like how those two just tag team that big one

  • @hirofuji
    @hirofuji 5 років тому

    Big machine great.

  • @ygk1994
    @ygk1994 5 років тому

    4:30 that guy must be so happy he got it

  • @Droppingineveryvideo
    @Droppingineveryvideo 5 років тому

    Seems fun driving those big toys.

  • @andreashjort8944
    @andreashjort8944 4 роки тому

    their teamwork is awesome

  • @TurboBMRProjectLove
    @TurboBMRProjectLove 5 років тому +1

    great footage!

  • @phoenixrich149
    @phoenixrich149 5 років тому +6

    I don't want that piece.....lol

  • @boronin10
    @boronin10 5 років тому

    Back when I was a young LAD and dinosaurs roamed the earth I could pick blocks like this up with me bare hands and move them no problem.

  • @everyone5724
    @everyone5724 5 років тому

    Wheel loader pushing the bigger slab of marble, "Gonna hide this somewhere. Daddy needs some new marble countertops."

  • @tomjones9137
    @tomjones9137 5 років тому

    That giant block of marble beat the devil outta that loader lol

  • @nono-xm2hv
    @nono-xm2hv 5 років тому

    뒷 바퀴가 들리네 ㅎㄷㄷ

  • @Zaltic
    @Zaltic 5 років тому +1

    Satisfying job to have

  • @justinmusselman1257
    @justinmusselman1257 5 років тому

    looks like they could use some giant weights on the back so they don't lift up when they move stuff

  • @arus3910
    @arus3910 5 років тому

    No se porque este tipo de vídeos me relajan :P

  • @alidok4280
    @alidok4280 5 років тому

    Ya çok zevkli izlemesi😂

  • @raulruiz1922
    @raulruiz1922 5 років тому +3

    It looks like they had easy access to the far right slab why not pick that one first and use the wall to pick up the other two

  • @ukifutsu1632
    @ukifutsu1632 5 років тому

    協力して持ち上げようとしてるのがかわいいw

  • @blackthanos85
    @blackthanos85 5 років тому

    I want this job. I demand to have this job. Now

  • @WillowOD
    @WillowOD 5 років тому

    I’d love to have a job like that

  • @Draconicus702
    @Draconicus702 5 років тому

    I'm not gonna say they need bigger machines, because come on those things are already huge.
    I think they need speacial claw attachments for the loaders so they can actually grab hold of the rocks and not have to use the relatively thin forks.

  • @TheLegend-ib2uo
    @TheLegend-ib2uo 5 років тому

    This video makes me happy

  • @user-xh9ey8vi4k
    @user-xh9ey8vi4k 5 років тому

    صراع العمالقة 💪💪💪💪💪💪

  • @alexanderx33
    @alexanderx33 5 років тому

    They look so cute!

  • @rimaman8681
    @rimaman8681 4 роки тому

    i used to operate one of these in a big dump when i was about 7 it had steel spike wheels on it and a blade on the front , it was a long time ago about 1983 it was an international make it was broken often drive shafts, my father ran the dump for awhile through the council

  • @charliejeans2413
    @charliejeans2413 5 років тому

    Wow so clumbsy and cracking up every piece. I'd be looking at cutting smaller blocks.

  • @macosgomesreis371
    @macosgomesreis371 4 роки тому

    Quando o cara e bom e bom mesmo

  • @Paid2Win
    @Paid2Win 5 років тому +1

    Somebody wanna tell me how many fork loaders it would take to build Balbec?

  • @roderickcox6618
    @roderickcox6618 3 роки тому

    😂 The guy in the bucket should clean up the small stuff for the guys to get at those cuts, and with a 992 the size of those blocks shouldn't be a problem after its set out properly

  • @dondupit58
    @dondupit58 5 років тому

    Awesome. I want to drive these monsters

  • @OKletsgetitPodcast
    @OKletsgetitPodcast 5 років тому

    No match for pure nature

  • @notzay7146
    @notzay7146 5 років тому

    how did i go from watching old vines, to this?! pretty cool video tho

  • @andrelinomanuel6139
    @andrelinomanuel6139 5 років тому

    Bom operador

  • @Betterhose
    @Betterhose 5 років тому

    Mankind > Nature

  • @naturefunwjasown4267
    @naturefunwjasown4267 5 років тому

    OOOOO THAT'S A BIG PIECE...

  • @user-ry7qc3tf7j
    @user-ry7qc3tf7j 5 років тому +3

    Техника на грани предела, работает в износ !!!

  • @user-vc8mi9kj2x
    @user-vc8mi9kj2x 5 років тому

    PERFECT TEAM

  • @alexanderrain5174
    @alexanderrain5174 5 років тому

    Rumor has is MC Hammer is still waiting for the rest of his floor.

  • @yubstep
    @yubstep 5 років тому +2

    looking at the way they do work, i'm thinking geez these guys are just f*cking things up. breaking things so quicklly and not caring

    • @Jademyheart
      @Jademyheart 4 роки тому

      I know, I'm glad you noticed....
      That won't make a Scant.
      Like a bloddy demolition derby!!
      Disgraful...

  • @80_eighty47
    @80_eighty47 5 років тому +1

    How did I end up here? Damn you UA-cam recommended

  • @ph11p3540
    @ph11p3540 5 років тому

    The stuff the Greek Partheon was made from. That's a lot of expensive marble.

  • @radar633
    @radar633 5 років тому

    very nice. I was also doing in a quarry. Wonderful work, but unfortunately the back health failed. Now I'm going to the truck. I did, blast, break with wedge drill, ride with loader, dumber drilling excavator for sawing stone cutting.

    • @radar633
      @radar633 5 років тому

      Austira work stone.

  • @georgoulisgeorgios
    @georgoulisgeorgios 5 років тому

    Marbre de Grèce

  • @RayzorFilms
    @RayzorFilms 4 роки тому

    If they cut the marble to fall outwards it would be a lot more convenient, just saying.

  • @wilberperuano5181
    @wilberperuano5181 5 років тому

    Lo que me sorprendió fue las yantas

  • @farhadbills
    @farhadbills 5 років тому

    The ancient Egyptians would laugh at this.

  • @BOMBSHEll-by4si
    @BOMBSHEll-by4si 5 років тому

    Насколько чистый забой

  • @EC-fx7ep
    @EC-fx7ep 5 років тому +21

    Now look into all the ancient monoliths and tell me they did it with stone hammers and chissels.

    • @McNamEvan
      @McNamEvan 5 років тому +40

      They did that with hammers and chisels

    • @EC-fx7ep
      @EC-fx7ep 5 років тому +2

      @@McNamEvan 😂

    • @Alvah707
      @Alvah707 5 років тому +3

      Because they did. Remember they’ve done it for thousands of years so of course those are big. We’ve had this technology for no more than about 100 years.

    • @tori9365
      @tori9365 5 років тому +2

      Aliens built/helped build most of that shit ... If we cant do it nowadays with all of our technology.. No way they were able too . sorry not possible

    • @lucaspoussard8279
      @lucaspoussard8279 5 років тому +4

      @@tori9365 no

  • @Andreas683
    @Andreas683 5 років тому

    Mesmerizing

  • @BustaCap
    @BustaCap 5 років тому +4

    Seems like the front loaders need some type of counterweight added to the rear. That’s what I would do. Also a different attachment.

    • @sebastienlavallee8320
      @sebastienlavallee8320 5 років тому

      l BustaCap l a crane would be better

    • @BustaCap
      @BustaCap 5 років тому +2

      sebas lavallee it actually wouldn’t be better. I’m NCCER certified. Meaning I can operate cranes. This would require a massive rig. Way over this company’s budget.

    • @sebastienlavallee8320
      @sebastienlavallee8320 5 років тому

      l BustaCap l ahh ok

    • @scottwall8419
      @scottwall8419 5 років тому

      l BustaCap l a bigger machine it woulf have to be, one engineered for these weights. The back end lifts up when the engineered capacity has been reached, adding rear counterweights could possible cause a catastrophic failure of possibly multipke systems and cause a death or at minumum a giant price tag to fix or buy a new one

    • @BustaCap
      @BustaCap 5 років тому

      Scott Wall the operator knows the lifting capacity of the machines. If the rear lift it doesn’t mean it’s over capacity. The load is off balanced and it causes the back to lift. Ps your English is very bad.

  • @user-nq5lq9ep9z
    @user-nq5lq9ep9z 5 років тому +1

    I like heavy machine

  • @kikizizi9332
    @kikizizi9332 5 років тому

    すごいなぁ

  • @user-gb1zm9rc1l
    @user-gb1zm9rc1l 5 років тому

    Хотелбы я тама поработат,работёнка интересная

  • @folerx
    @folerx 5 років тому

    immense power

  • @leosypher9993
    @leosypher9993 5 років тому +1

    Not exactly the 544 john deere im used to lol

  • @loutrioti8375
    @loutrioti8375 5 років тому

    In this modern world, there is specialized equipment for everything. What you see here is not it.

    • @WillBilly.
      @WillBilly. 5 років тому

      But they are alot cheaper

  • @fernandocalou2022
    @fernandocalou2022 5 років тому

    Máquinas, homens, nada disso impressiona, mas a obra de Deus é incrível a formação do marmore...incrível demais ...

  • @HarrisAhmed734
    @HarrisAhmed734 5 років тому

    coordination is key

  • @afreis0448
    @afreis0448 5 років тому

    Anybody else like struggling to find something to use for comparison to tell how big those things actually are?

  • @chrisshaw9328
    @chrisshaw9328 5 років тому

    Did anyone see the front left tire of that wheel loader litterally pop that smaller sized bolder at 4:22 - 4:26

  • @luna-kr3zc
    @luna-kr3zc 5 років тому

    love the team work