I watch the long version I’m wondering if there’s going to be a sequel I’d like to see the rest of the building torn down, just for the feeling of completion. Finally it seems the guy got the hang of how to run the machine and it took a while I’m sure in between videoing and cleanup and organization more than two hours but I watch the whole thing and I feel victorious because I was part of the undertaking, in a way😁. I’m sure all that worked on the project we’re exhausted even after only an hour but I’m sure there was pride and accomplishment. That’s what keeps us all going 😀!!!!!!!!
Oh my god you should’ve save those antique windows, they don’t make them like that anymore they make facsimiles of them , And they still even though they are fake invitations cost a fortune., to say nothing of the historic value in that one round window to the left there that is just beautiful that could be preserved as well. It’s not all about destruction, it’s not all about tearing down and getting rid of the old things it’s about appreciating our past and cherishing it 😩🙁😔
Equipment looks undersized for the job. A building like that should be down in 1/2 of the time. A backstory to the video would be helpful i.e. where, when, is their something taking its place at the location.
Using water might not have been a consideration at the beginning. Likely, complaints by neighboring businesses and residents got them to use water to keep the dust down.
The building is too big, the equipment is too small the operator is not experienced enough to take over as large of a task. Maybe with more practice he’ll be better in the future. Never give up your dream.😊!!!!!
I do this for a living and if I was in charge of this demo that operator would have been out of that machine in the first 5 min time is money and he looks like a rookie
IF HE WAS GOING ANY SLOWER, HE WOULD BE WOULD BE GOING BACKWARDS. HE WOULD FREEZE FOR 15 OR 20 SECONDS AND I THOUGHT I WAS BEIING TO CRITICAL I FIGURED HE HAD SOME DIRECTION TO BE CAREFUL AND NOT MAKE TOO MUCH DUST, OR TO TAKE IT DOWN IN SMALL SECTIONS. VERY FRUSTRATING TO SEE SOMEONE WORK THAT SLOW.
If he's trying to salvage the brick he's doing it Wrong . As a used brick dealer for 20 years selling 1 1/2 - 2 million brick a year and demolishing buildings , the correct way to get the brick down without destroying them is to take down the largest area as possible . Been there done that .
Slow motion. The Operator is Sleeping.
I haven't seen anyone take a building down a few bricks at a time.
I watch the long version I’m wondering if there’s going to be a sequel I’d like to see the rest of the building torn down, just for the feeling of completion. Finally it seems the guy got the hang of how to run the machine and it took a while I’m sure in between videoing and cleanup and organization more than two hours but I watch the whole thing and I feel victorious because I was part of the undertaking, in a way😁. I’m sure all that worked on the project we’re exhausted even after only an hour but I’m sure there was pride and accomplishment. That’s what keeps us all going 😀!!!!!!!!
Oh my god you should’ve save those antique windows, they don’t make them like that anymore they make facsimiles of them , And they still even though they are fake invitations cost a fortune., to say nothing of the historic value in that one round window to the left there that is just beautiful that could be preserved as well. It’s not all about destruction, it’s not all about tearing down and getting rid of the old things it’s about appreciating our past and cherishing it 😩🙁😔
Destruction is fun though, lol.
If you watched all this video from start to finish, there is a job waiting for you with these Lead Swingers. . . .
Great video footage .
Where is the water hose required by law?
Hey where is the water splasher man To much dust flying around.😂
Equipment looks undersized for the job. A building like that should be down in 1/2 of the time. A backstory to the video would be helpful i.e. where, when, is their something taking its place at the location.
What about the demolition on the next building? Still working on it?? Great video, cheers!
Wake up operator it looks like you have no idea how to operate that machine. I am falling to sleep watching you.
Slow progress and no water employed at start.
Using water might not have been a consideration at the beginning. Likely, complaints by neighboring businesses and residents got them to use water to keep the dust down.
So wie der Mann arbeitet, haette der bei mir heute seinen letzten Arbeitstag...
Is my paint dry yet?
The Hitachi 245 looks new; competition for the CAT. Thanks for the video.
The building is too big, the equipment is too small the operator is not experienced enough to take over as large of a task. Maybe with more practice he’ll be better in the future. Never give up your dream.😊!!!!!
Hidasta?
Was this a Forensic Excavation?
I do this for a living and if I was in charge of this demo that operator would have been out of that machine in the first 5 min time is money and he looks like a rookie
Who hired these clowns to do the job? They couldn't go any slower if they tried and there wasn't a drop of water to reduce the dust.
IF HE WAS GOING ANY SLOWER, HE WOULD BE WOULD BE GOING BACKWARDS. HE WOULD FREEZE FOR 15 OR 20 SECONDS AND I THOUGHT I WAS BEIING TO CRITICAL I FIGURED HE HAD SOME DIRECTION TO BE CAREFUL AND NOT MAKE TOO MUCH DUST, OR TO TAKE IT DOWN IN SMALL SECTIONS. VERY FRUSTRATING TO SEE SOMEONE WORK THAT SLOW.
Seems a bit unsure to start with
stop tickling it & get stuck into it
It is so sad that these buildings weren’t saved and incorporated into the new design. History lost…as usual.
Excavator operator is too slow must be paid by the hour.
Is no only slowed 50 bricks a minute super slow I know that machine has more power then that
Another company that beliefs that in a demolition they must to caress the bricks before pull it down.
If he's trying to salvage the brick he's doing it Wrong . As a used brick dealer for 20 years selling 1 1/2 - 2 million brick a year and demolishing buildings , the correct way to get the brick down without destroying them is to take down the largest area as possible . Been there done that .
All the wood rotten not a safe building. Would cost a fortune toremodel
Guys on the roof? Are you mad?
Omg i can't watch anymore if you need a real operator e mail me
Why do Americans demolish historic buildings? They hardly have history and do this! It's a shame
can you go any damn slower this operator sucks
So I'm guessing dust control isn't a company policy??? 😂😂😂 wannabe Demo Companies make me laugh.