Here is about 1/10 of the original; I purchased the license for this and do not feel comfortable trying to post the complete segments, although I suppose I could edit some more if there is a demand. Unlike other demo videos with a loader, this one has no loud exhaust, no noisy undercarriage, no clunking corner teeth, and no backup beeper . The view from the camera on top of the EROPS is certainly unique too. (The stabilized version is less shaky but less realistic. Wolf will understand.) The audio and video are excellent; the videographer used a GoPro (with 4:3 ratio) so there is a bit of a "fish-eye" appearance. The original final edit is on: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qfa4jy7hPmc and the stabilized version is on: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7lahHnLCqp0
That's a good operator, meticulous and thinking about his next move in taking that house down in tight quarters. He kept his debris within the foundation envelope and processed it for load out while tearing the rest of the house down. The no backup beeper is a no-no.:nono I'm not being the safety police but one shouldn't run heavy equipment with out one, just too much liability. If anything goes wrong, the first course of action is to have the plaintiff's "expert" inspect the machine and no back up alarm is a shot in the foot, right out of the gate.:cool2
very good video. that is an excellent operator.
Ya that is a good hand for sure. Not many track loader operators like that around anymore.
There are a few, just not many.
Great video! Not nearly enough track loader videos on youtube. John
Most guys in these parts give me the when I say track loader. Let alone 4n1 bucket.
Nice video! Always wanted to run a track loader never had the opportunity. We always did demo's with excavators and wheel loaders.
You are so right, Jquincy. That is a beautiful sight to see such demo with a track loader. And Dozerboy nailed it. Nobody knows what a track loader is any more, let alone a 4-in-one bucket. Great wrecking machine in use by a great operator. LOVE IT!!!
Also, the laborer on the ground spraying water is not wearing a hard hat. That would not fly well with OSHA either, if they checked it out. Where is this house, anyway?