Snowplow video 12 - Aerial view of incredible winter snow dumping operations
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- Опубліковано 25 лис 2021
- Impressive heavy machinery is used every year to clear snow from the roads in Canada. Ultra high definition and 4K drone videos show the details of these large scale operations. Major snowfall accumulation constantly needs to be rid of in order for the population to remain on the move. Hats off to the people of this industry that work relentlessly operating powerful snowblowers, loaders, bulldozers and snowgraders in large convoys to create our path through winter.
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The world's best sledding hill.
I would like to see the mess that needs cleaned up under those piles after they thaw.
I feel there is money to be made to solve this problem more efficiently. But very impressive none the less.
I just want to know if it is Fully Gone by next winter or is there still some Snow left.
Most years it does not fully melt in the summer. This is from google i have no personal knowledge but was wondering the same.
Most of the time it won't be gone year round. It rarely melt all away, snow are white and these snow are packed so they don't get in touch with air from outside.
Montreal clears 10,000 km of roads of snow. If we get just 20cm of snow x by the road width of 15m that works out to 30 million cubic meters of snow.
Compacted that is approx. 10 million cubic meter of snow that needs to be removed from the streets of Montreal and put somewhere.
Note: Some years we have gotten 4m of snow.
The city used to dump snow into the St. Laurence River but with the salt used on the roads stopped that practice and now dumps most of the snow in Miron quarry.
4+7=25
so this IS Montreal ? looked awful flat to be Montreal ???
Can't imagine what you can find down there when the snow is melted away
Water.
@@typhoon2827 and dirt
The snow never totally melts.
The core of these snow mounds are solid ice.
Jimmy Hoffa?
😱🥶and homeless popsicles
That opening 20 seconds. I would love to see a time lapse shot of that pile being created ( tho there is nowhere to leave a camera ). I would assume they dump on the top blacktop area overnight to avoid using those dump ramps in the dark then blow the snow into the quarry with the blowers. Can't imagine how many thousands of truckloads that is.
The trucks dumping at the ramps are trucks that get loaded by front loaders and could contain debris damaging the snowblower. The other place where it gets blown over into the quarry is snow that has already been blown by another snowblower to fill the truck and is then debris-free
@@StuckAndStones That makes sense i'll buy it. One heck of an operation. I can't imagine all those trucks staying busy year round. But i guess some come in from far out of town for the 4 day snow removal jobs.
It's like a man-made glacier being grown.
Is this like the 9th wonder of the world?
I wonder if a truck has ever gone over the edge?
I wonder if it completely melts
Интересно что там по весне будет)
Wonder where this is. It reminds me of the big pit mine south of Sioux Falls.
Miron Quarry Montreal, Quebec Canada
@@Dmccarrick15 thank you
Done flying near an approach corridor of an airport can bring a heavy fine.
Drone flying within 5km of an airport is not permitted, that is the law in Quebec Canada
They should get big magnifying glasses that rotate with the Sun, melt the piles year round.
wonder how many trucks ended up in the pile..
I was wondering if anyone screwed up and backed off of the ramp!
Not one
@@SillyPutty3700 look at the curb. You can’t accidentally back off.
Fun fact: King Knut was Canadian.
Where does all the water go when the snow melts? I'm curious if the hole was man made specific for this.
This was a rock quary in Toronto Canada
@@paulthesoundguy1 This is in Montreal.
Yes sorry I got the wrong city…my mind gets twisted on all the snow removal videos out there😁😁😁
cold hole, where we put the cold.
А сколько грязии и прочейй прелести с дорог ттеперь находится на дне оврага ?
And this is a job? How much are these guys earning? Can I come and do a winter season?
This is not an efficient way to co-exist with snow.
Reminds me of Scarface.
must be such a polluted site 😷
Which country this
Kuwait.
Montreal Canada.
Africa
Millions of gallons of water being wasted
what a waste just Purify it and you could make heaps of water for countrys that don't have any. imagine how many botles of water you wuld get out of all that snow. millions
What an incredible waste of energy and resources just to remove frozen water not to mention the pollution that all this machinery causes.
Completely agree, it's impressively wasteful but what are the alternatives? Not living in Canada? Solar freaking roadways? Functioning public transport?
I assume you live in an area where they don't measure snow in feet
However if they didn't do it, the entire city would grind to a half for three or four months of the year. So, there's that? Just imagine the unbelievable cost of losing your city for a third of the year? Now tell me it's a dumb idea to keep the streets clear of snow?
You'd be ok with no food deliveries, no school buses, no public transport, no Police department, Fire department or Ambulance services, no commuters so no jobs, so no tax revenue, therefore no economy to speak of........... see how the modern world works?
@@Dmccarrick15 no we do not measure snow but we evaluate the wheigth of the brain and yours must be very light
@@nickmaclachlan5178 yes the city must stop cause mother nature must be followed not contrasted