Removing the second Church road Rail bridge 

I like how cool the operator is taking this lift just nipping at his finger nails. The skill, the touch, the years, and it all comes down to such a smooth operation. The biggest thing l've operated is 29 ton hydraulic in the 1980s and having the responsibility of people an angle of load made me more aware of my surroundings. I miss those days!

Good job. Such a giant crane

well shot, thank you for your time and effort

I think the words " Just don't drop it! " were first spoken by man at this project.

A great video. A very impressive crane and feat of engineering. Trust Murphy to get the job done!

Well filmed & thanks for sharing.

I have never seen processing of this kind of work , very interesting and technology of modern day machine is unbelievable !!!!!!!!!!!!

I find it weird they didn’t build any support for that corrugated pipe. That much cable hanging in its own weight can’t be good. Thx for the filming. They surely worked in confined spaces!!

The old steel sections look good by comparison to Canadian bridges of the same age. The rust from salting during the winter just wreaks havoc on paint, fasteners and seams.

If the sign wasn't enough to confirm it, the use of the chain hoist(s) definitely was confirmation this video was not recorded in america, lol. If it was Osha would have a conniption fit for even thinking of it, lol.

Perhaps more information would have helped. Where ? Why ?

Have they built a new bridge to take its place

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Any idea how heavy the bridge was in total?

Obviously this is located in the dead center of town

What prompted the removal of the bridge?

After a while I had no idea what was happening. Periodic statements breaking up each step would be a huge help.

Wow so many zombies standing doing nothing .

I wonder why they lifted the center beam out with the jacks, when the side closest to the overhead lines had already been removed using the crane? There must be a reason other than the proximity of the power lines?