Huge Snow Removal Operation in Ville-Marie, Montreal 

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@@stopmotionbymg1221 😂

Ма до них как до Звезд.Красиво получается и техника хорошая.

прям как команда спортивная. все скоординировано

Same street i think lol And same town to believe it or not Most the snow episode was in Montreal canada

@@SimonWoodburyForget you're not saying you don't know what's going on in the video, are you?😅

Why are you so sensitive to electric takeover lmao

Mike waterstof zal deze planeet enkele jaren helpen

@@SN-hn9zi when I’m snowed in because all the electric truck batteries went, I’m coming for your ass after

Why plz?

It's medium well. Well done if there is 0 snow left lol

They take it to an abandoned quarry. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-bQujcjTZEG8.html

the dumpster

there's a long vid on that too...about 2 hrs...they dump the snow in a giant pit, I presume at the edge or outside the city.

ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-x4FR7PBeSpk.html

It’s being compiled to create the world largest snowman

LOL your funny.

We have about 15-20 dumpsites that ressembles parking lots in Montreal, just for that purpose. By July-August everything has melted

Pretty often, every snowfall of 5cm+ I'd say. Because they cannot let too much snow to add up otherwise with the cold and snowing getting compacted everything turn into ice. As an exemple about 4 years ago, they decided not to remove the snow after a snow fall of 5-10cm because the meteo was indicating warm weather for the next days. Well they were wrong, the snow in the street never had the chance to fully melt and everything turned into ice and they lost control. 3 Weeks later the ice in some street were as thick as the sidewalk lol A good 6-8 inches.

Je veut dire, si c'est pour construire des bâtiments, l'eau n'a peut-être pas besoin d'être potable. Contrairement à celle qu'on a besoin pour boire ou cuisiner ou nous laver ou les lave-linge

This run go dump in a sewer hole near the bridge Jacques Cartier. Same system as show in the video : where the show goes

Well considering the insane amount of power electric motors are capable of I don’t see how it would be an issue. It’s not like they are going to mount a plow on a Tesla dude…

I know motors are capable. I was having batteries in my mind.

All through history there has been resistance to change. Doesn't matter if was water power to steam power, sail power to steam, steam to internal combustion, etc. There will be growing pains but we will make it. Eliminating Elon Musk from the equation would be the best thing for the advancement of EV technology

Thing would be dead halfway through this video

@@test-rj2vl yeah, we have quite a ways to go for battery technology

In that case, no. The traffic caused by car entry/exiting the hospital behind me.

ItZ not like we gotta choice when we have places to go. Plus, we're all trained professionals. Lol... 😲👍 This ain't the first rodeo for us. 😶

LaRue do have 1150 hp snow blowers. Totally unsuited for street use.

It would need more fuel. And more time.

I don’t think you understand the thermodynamics involved in that. Snow is self insulating, meaning it resists being melted. It would take 10x the fuel if not way more to melt all of that snow. I don’t think it plausible at all.

@@313soldier313 it would take more fuel, even in comparison to both machines here driving to the site, then both machines working at the site, while the dump truck hauls it off to wherever, where I'm assuming there are more machines and processes waiting to further consume more time, fuel, and money? Seems better to melt that shit on the spot and be done

@@dickbutt7854 Yes it is true , but using a flamethrower on top of snow is not the option, remember that heat rises, and cold sink. So yes, their is some snow melting machines that do melt snow, they tend to be static machines big like a semi trailer, you use a dump truck to dump snow in hot water, melting the snow almost instantly, the overflow of liquid is then piped out thru the sewer system. They do this for shopping malls, they unclog a frozen manhole and the machine dumps water continuously in the same manhole. But in the case of streets, often the manholes are completely clogged up by ice. And also for the safety of the residents, you don't want to have hot water sloshing around near the people who walks nearby , also when it is very cold outside, the water refreeze very rapidly on the ground, representing a hazzard.So it is quicker for the residents comfort sake to just haul it away and then dump it in the St-Lawrence river. -Keep on being inventive, it is a quality.

@@dickbutt7854 while in theory it sounds like a great idea I can tell you it’s flawed. Look up flamethrower vs ice videos on RU-vid. You’ll see it’s not as simple or economical as you would think. It takes a ton of heat energy to melt snow/ice and that’s in a controlled environment. Add to that sub zero temperatures where the recently thawed water will want to re-freeze and you’d just be making an icy mess. Also you have to think, where would they would put all that thawed water? You would flood streets melting that much snow so quickly. It’s better to collect it in its solid form and dump in into an existing water supply. However, I’ll admit I would love to see your plan in action lol. 🔥❄️

gotta build those bike lanes first before the snow removal

@@cancerstickdave1478 yea its retarded ugh

@@cancerstickdave1478 Fuck it just use a snowmobile

They'll do your neighborhood last.

They'll never run. Batteries hate the cold.

They'll just plug in a diesel generator on a trailer. You climate crazies have gone nuts.

3 years , with solar panels. 6 years with wind. At one point, i guess they will bring back the horses.

I would guess, the small plow is even electric!

Don't know the exact price tag, but Larue will gladly hand one out to you in exchange of 100-150k.

They can open the front wings to grab wider. Not sure why they dont.

The snow is just too heavy at this points, full of water in it

@@536joe We cannot due to vehicle width regulations in Quebec. Only 3.7 meters badly ...

MORE POWER!!💪🏻🤘🏻

The engine would likely need to be twice as powerful if not more, making them heavier, use more fuel, and require a bigger wheel loader to operate. At one point you just achieve diminishing returns.

Checking for dangerous foreign debris or PEOPLE lodged in the snow.

Stopping traffic to let the machines work for a better flow

Fact, but still cannot say they all bad. Many contractor doing the job with care and love.

she walks

Mandatory safety. The snow blower driver stops moving if he doesn’t see the walker or if the walker signal to stop. Because he can’t see the front of the snow blower. Also the walker will spot large rocks.

She's sporting the F*Trudeau headwear with pride.

ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-x4FR7PBeSpk.html

Impound lot near over pass

Pedestrians moves aside when they see and hear the ones that clear the sidewalks coming. The snow removing operation usually goes for 24-48h non-stop

They make it into drinking water

@@wademacdougall1600 no wonder the water tastes crap in cold weather.

They dump it in the St. Lawrence River... they back the trucks up and dump the snow through a huge grate and SPLOOSH!

ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-x4FR7PBeSpk.html

I dream of place where there is no snow. Winter sucks.

I love Brazil. I was in Rio and São Paulo pre-pandemic.