This video shows loading a 30 metre long pipe pile into a Bermingham Vertical Travel Lead, and driving it using a Berminghammer Diesel Impact Hammer. The job was at the Marine Discover Centre in Hamilton, Ontario.
Wow, what a unique hammer and crane, friend, this kind of hammer is very accurate for driving pipes of this size, really top notch, good luck and don't forget to take a break for a coffee, friend.
I see that who ever set the checker to the pipe pile using a shackle didn’t pay attention during his/her rigging training because if they had they would have placed the shackle pin through the eye of the sling rather then the live end of the sling cable. That way you would eliminate the chance of the sling back spinning the shackle pin.
Lovely video. Can I have permission to use about a 10 second clip of this pile driver in action in one of my own videos? It would really help with an explanation I am trying to create. I will of course credit your channel.
i remember my childhood. i was watching the hammer work all day long and wondering why the hammer keep working. Today i got to know it is engine and the hammer itself is piston!
