High reach demolition excavator dismantling high-rise top floors, 2-cam sequences (Week 23, set 7)
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- Опубліковано 24 лип 2014
- Various clips and closeups with two cameras covering a high reach demolition excavator working away on the top floors of a 12-story high-rise building. 25 minutes of clips, with one camera doing closeups and the other doing longer shots. At normal speed, with the original audio, but of course while watching you are free to substitute your own personal favorite demolition-accompaniment music!
Demolition week 23, set 7. From the week of April 14, 2014.
This former luxury hotel opened in 1960 and has occupied this city block for 54 years. When it opened it was considered one of the most luxurious hotels in the city, although it was criticized by many who considered its modern architecture to be ugly. (Note that it was painted very differently in those first years.)
It was advertised as San Francisco's "first hotel with air conditioning." During the Cold War, guests were assured the hotel had "a centrally controlled air raid warning system." It had a rooftop skating rink, an outdoor heated pool, wedding chapel and underground parking for 500 cars.
It closed October 30, 2009 and is being demolished to make way for construction of a new hospital. - Розваги
surely the shear operator is a trainee...first day on the job...indecisive...back & forth etc.
Various clips and closeups with two cameras covering a high reach demolition excavator working away on the top floors of a 12-story high-rise building. 25 minutes of clips, with one camera doing closeups and the other doing longer shots. At normal speed, with the original audio, but of course while watching you are free to substitute your own personal favorite demolition-accompaniment music! From the week of April 14, 2014 (Demolition week 23, set 7).
#demolition #excavator #highreachexcavator #longreachexcavator #sanfrancisco #excavatorcloseup
I love their pet dinosaur
Operator should be a politician, He's useless.
yea got board shitless with in 2m kid have that down in 30m
You crush one end of what ever your removing & break the other end and get something done . watching you guys is makeing me tired
It must have taken months to have pulled the whole Building down. It looks painfully slow.
Andy
@rats arsed I WILL HIRE YOU TO DO THE SAME JOB FOR $1.75 an HR,scab.
@@waltercook3197 😂😂😂
walter cook
Shit, I’d do that and get it done in less than a week. Who tf cares for 1.75 an hour? I would do it for free!
I'm wondering why with all that broken concrete piled up, why they didn't spread it out & give the operator a road to work off of. that's what we used to do... Cool video though.
I understand that it's very dificult to operate a crane at ten flat building high, but clue: if you cut a pilar at the bottom and at the coronation, this is done. Only rest the rebar which will fall instantly joined with the rest of the structure. Don't mess with he concrete of this pilar at that high, cut the beam and the work is done. Far easier to do this on the ground after.
Look how much hazardous dust comes out with just a few pieces of debris falling down,
Fachkräftemangel so weit man schaut.
Drop Ball is Waay quicker and annihilates Concrete
Regular operator will be late so boss told him do the best you can and don't kill anybody until he gets here!!!
heureusement , y'a une tête pivotante il peut jouer avec avant de trouver la bonne position
I think environmental and safety concerns influence which demo method to use...not to mention structural factors. It takes a different method to safely demo a silo located among several close barns, sheds, etc. that it does in open farmland. Dust can also be a factor when deciding between, say, either a crane with shears, or an implosion.
Che serve pulire il piano se poi deve crollare tutto? Bisogna pulire solo per raggiungere i portanti.
Water keeps dust down. I think it's badass, let me drive
That's the only cool thing about the whole video is the mounting of the water sprayers on the machine's arm- good idea!
Cioè,a ha mai usato la macchina? 😂
The operator just can't see what he's doing. They need to work on putting cameras at the top of these rigs. What a waste of time and equipment.
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It just stands to reason for my way of thinking, to cut the support posts and pull them off of the floor collapsing the floors from the top down. Much easier to break up the large pieces down on the ground and safer too!
Spielen lernt man schon im Kindergarten
Crane and ball is much better way to demolish buildings. Makes better footage too!
Lack of good crane operators, state laws & client safety concerns has changed that type of demolition dramatically over the past 15-20 years.
Who in the hell taught this monron to operate this equipment?
When the reach is that high, it is much harder to control the movements.
they need better shears they are tiny plus driver needs a little more height but The shears are very poor..
For what he gets Money? No Damage for an Hour maschinework? 🤔🤔🤔
The operator is no good
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schlechte Arbeit das geht besser
19:01 to 20:01 what a waste of time .stoping fing around and tear it down WTF ?
Wot wid the water
It keeps down the dust.
Oh okay thank u
This guy has to be paid by the hour . Not the job . 🤔🤔🤔🤔
Painful to watch this intern goofin around....
Sigst scho das a ami is, er kons ned wirklich!
Operators are fucking about too much
Clearly an amateur at work here....I could of had the top 3 floors remove by the end of this video.....
This really shouldn't be featured on your channel. It's uninteresting and frustrating. I've had more fun watching paint dry.
SLOW