Pavement Recycling Systems (3-25-13) **RAW FOOTAGE** 

Thank you so much for the compliment. I really appreciate it and glad you like the video. Thanks for watching and commenting. Take care.

@@ChristopherKaltSrVideos Took me a few days to watch it all because i havent milled in so long the sights and sounds here almost got me smelling it! That operator is a wildman and great producer. He might be a little hard on the mill but worth every second of it because its impossibe to find a walk in door qualified mill op. Local 12 told me they had plenty to stick around LMFAO Ya coming around that manhole crabbing he got hungup on the mouldboard a little...no biggie iv never seen a roadtec that doesnt have a bent mouldboard and patched dead center of the cross supports from abrasion because they didnt hardface...still great machines but...anyways POST some more with the newer mills please and catch the coming over manholes with this new fangled jazz sez they dont even need to stop any more

@@ChristopherKaltSrVideos that was my first shift on a half lane machine the guy training me was awesome on a machine and there was no way I was going to let him down

@@JacobJerome06 Whoa, cool? You are in this video? Nice. I use to love shooting safety videos for this company. I bet you did a great job. Thanks for watching and commenting.

LOL...no, not at all....just a cameraman. Have a nice weekend.

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Thanks Greg.

Hi Laughing Man....those are called booster trailers and what they do is lift some of the weight from the rear tandem axles. When the truck becomes loaded, the front steer axle becomes lighter, so the front tires do not have full contact to the road for proper braking or steering. On the other hand, the rear tandem axles are bearing much more weight then they should, which causes strain on the axles, brakes, etc. The overloaded rear tires also play havoc on city streets and highways and cause cracking over time. The the booster trailer will level and distribute the weight more evenly for safer travel and better preservation of our roadways. Thank you for watching. Appreciate your comment.

Thanks a lot for the answer. In my country there aren't systems like that so I was curious.

You're welcome sir. Have a great weekend and thanks again for watching.

Thanks for the question and answer to it. By seeing these additional rear tyres with blinkers I thought it might be for some safety concerns like warning lights but I was wrong. I am from India, having working experience in India and Gulf but never saw these booster trailers.

My understanding is that they use it again in paving.

Millings are run through a asphalt plant adding asphalt liquid. 95% of asphalt used today are recycled.

I'm sorry, but I can not answer your question my friend. I was hired to shoot footage for this company. I'm not employee, so I can't identify what you are talking about.

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Avonta Price the tank holds water to cool down the milling drum

Are u talking about the one tearing up the street or the one behind it?

I forgot what I asked you cuz you took so long to reply back so can you remind me what I asked you about please?

Pavement recycling does every phase of pavement rehabilitation

Yes, it was pretty cool when I was up on it to do the filming. Thank you for your comment.