How To Pull Concrete

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Комментарии : 41

@gregmackintosh9181 Год назад

As a new operator who hasnt yet worked with concrete this information was extremally helpful because now i know what to do when i finally encounter it

@DieselandIron Год назад

Be safe and thanks for watching!

@gosadlkj 2 месяца назад

this channel is a blessing, thank you for sharing safety practices based on real-world experience

@DieselandIron 2 месяца назад

Thanks for watching!

@eldonhill4840 Год назад

I'm never more cautious on the job than when I have to work with rebar. Especially when thumbing those really long pieces that like to droop on the ends and get caught on things, or worse yet when you're balling up your scrap metal pile or loading it into a truck. It's very easy to accidentally do it in a way where it basically becomes a spring-loaded deathtrap. We do a lot of sketchy stuff in this industry, but handling rebar is definitely up there. If you're not extremely careful, it can be hard to predict what it might do.

@DieselandIron Год назад

100%. Too many people just start wailing on the concrete and the machine without really understanding how dangerous this situation can be.

@nayarafreire92 11 месяцев назад

Thanks a lot for the videos. You're solving many of my problems as a new operator(a) 😊

@DieselandIron 11 месяцев назад

Happy to help! Reach out if you have any questions!

@Jack-1212 Год назад

Curling the bucket and rolling the boom forward like that is a great way to break the shanks

@DieselandIron Год назад

That's why you have to be gentle on the machine. 12 years in and I haven't broke a shank so this is very doable

@StevenStyczinski-sy8cj 16 дней назад

If you are worried about breaking a shank hook more than one under the concrete at the same time.

@jerveycardenas560 Год назад

Don't forget to like his video..because it's very helpful to us new heavy equipment operators

@DieselandIron Год назад

Thanks for watching!

@dalewall8550 Год назад

Your RIGHT...THATS HOW MY MOTHER EXACTLY TOLD ME TO DO IT.....THX

@youmadbro742 Год назад

Been 4 months since an in cab video. Please keep em coming!!!

@DieselandIron Год назад

It's finally spring here in Michigan so we are getting back in the seats!

@kincetown Год назад

🎉Thanks so much my brother, Very helpful video!🎉

@DieselandIron Год назад

Thanks for watching!

@dagodigs Год назад

Like watching myself working in third person🤣💪💪💪

@DieselandIron Год назад

Hell ya!

@ForTeensFitness Год назад

Great great tips!

@DieselandIron Год назад

Thanks Greg!

@bigiron3304 Год назад

Question do you ever have laborers cut the rebar pieces off in the pile of concrete prior to sending to the concrete/asphalt recyclers so they don’t reject the load?

@DieselandIron Год назад

All of our concrete recyclers around here take it rebar and all. Their crushers have magnets to separate out the steel.

@Rprecision Год назад

I always learn something from your content. Seems like a thumb would be handy.

@DieselandIron Год назад

Thanks for watching!

@lewisthrash5733 Год назад

Appreciate you 👍🏽

@DieselandIron Год назад

Thanks for watching!

@rogergibson5172 Год назад

I find if you get a big chunk of crete and use that to "bomb" the slab,it breaks the slab up making it easier to lift. good job though and excelent advice👍

@DieselandIron Год назад

Thanks Roger and great tip!

@rogergibson5172 Год назад

@@DieselandIron leant that trick from pulling up ww2 runways over here in the U.K First bombed with wrecking ball!! Keep posting the video's,great entertainment 👍👍

@penningtoncolin Год назад

Hi Brian how did you like the volvo 145 I ran one for 3 years then my boss changed it to a 130 case e series the volvo is a far superior machine in every way case is cheap and nasty less power less comfort

@DieselandIron Год назад

Rick and I both were unimpressed with the Volvo. It was VERY smooth to operate and I was a huge fan of the ratio of boom to stick speed but, outside of those two things we were not a big fan. Visibility out of the right side of the cab was non-existent, it guzzled diesel fuel (almost double the burn rate of the CX130 we had been using) and the HVAC controls were very poorly designed. That being said, that is 100% my opinion. I can see why so many guys in the industry like Volvo with how smooth it was.

@ColtonRMagby Год назад

Rebar can also fly into the engine bay and destroy the block if you're in just the wrong orientation. All it takes is one bad move to render heavy equipment useless.

@Shaadk11 Год назад

You did great 👍 but we owner operator don't implement that idea for concrete work first we use hydraulic hammer on that when all concrete break down on peaces after that we load it on dumper truck because it's little risky for excavator bucket or for booms cracks

@DieselandIron Год назад

This was all hit previously with a hammer which is why it is coming up pretty easy. I wouldn't ever do this with a solid slab.

@Shaadk11 Год назад

@@DieselandIron 👍👍👍