Teardown: Alarm System 100% in 25 Seconds

@terryjpendragon is probably wondering; HOW THE HELL DID YOU GET THE CRANE TO THE OTHER SIDE. The answer is simple: I didn't. A few new techniques I used are first, I used a different slingshot stile to cable-stay the first two objectives, meaning I could save the cables for later.
Second, I found out that putting the jeep on top of the hill was inefficient, so I opted for the vehicle warp technique by finding forklifts and placing them stategically.
Third, I found out that simply by holding down E, it would auto-hack the objectives when you got near them.
And finally, Instead of using a heavy vehicle to pull the final cable, I used the cables that I saved up. The technique is complicated, but can be demonstrated here by @larrywalsh9939 in this video • Teardown - How to make... , which is very expensive, but I was able to at least have enough cables to finish. As you can see I actually had to connect two tires to the end to stop myself from running out.
Most of the mistakes happened in the setup, rather than the actual run, because first, I originally had two environment cables connecting the first cable-stayed car because It would have more tension, and therefore be faster, but one of the cables somehow broke, meaning I essentially wasted two of my valuable cable tools that I could have used to tether the last objective closer, and as you can see, it cost me a few seconds.

[@WambaBasic]

Very smart use of bombs

[@terryjpendragon]

Congrats!

[@jc008titan]

i just fixed the bridge and made a run for it, got it with 0.2s remaining after 37 minutes of trying setups.

[@itzspecialx28]

as a person who got 0.4 second left on this. i congrat you

[@doNOTbanthiscccount]

thank you for the words

[@itzspecialx28]

@@doNOTbanthiscccount yiiis