The Largest Booth at Bauma 2022 | Liebherr 

you can tell the older guy from liebherr is passionate about his work thats really great to see

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The most important lesson to take away within the first 5 minutes of this video is that you need to talk and meet people so you can build connections. The ONLY reason Aaron got to play around with the material handler is because he met the guy in April. We all saw that head nod when he lifted the red and white barrier tape and said "come on get in" 😎

Love seeing how passionate he is about Liebherr

I just found your channel a few days ago. I’ve been into tractors and construction equipment since I was a young boy. This Tuesday January 31 I’ll be 61 years old and I still love to watch these big machines and your channel is awesome. I’ll be watching a lot of this as I am mostly bed ridden because of cancer for nine years. Keep up the great work. 👍

The older guy i love how he talks about his equipment

It’s cool to see the other products Liebherr manufacturers. I’ve been working on their high speed V8/V12 engines for a decade now in marine applications with the marinization done by MAN. You can’t beat that German engineering.

It speaks to Libherr and the German people how kind and warm they are. It is fun to see people so proud of their product and their corporate family. Sharing their enthusiasm about their products and team. Doing a great job Aaron. Keep up the good work.

I love how even though Arron isn’t gonna buy one, they are so passionate about talking about the machines with him, shows how passionate about them they are 😊

Liebherr seems to build high quality products. Really would like to see more of their equipment and also operate some too.

Aaron truly lives the life of a Tonka Toy nerd. What fun to see all the cool big boy toys. ;-)

Liebherr is

So cool! Thank you for helping the kid in me always be fond of Tonka trucks on an adult level!

8:50 Most if not all modern farm equipment also has these speed rating decals on them.

38 minutes......... *drools* THANK YOU

This French guy is so wholesome❤️‍🩹

12:03 so much passion in his craft !

GANGSTER. AARON. WITT. 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

Great labor productivity. I was impressed! Thank you!👍

So awesome! Thats were brilliant people hang out❤❤

Cracking video!!! Liebherr are sooo passionate about their machines it 🤯🤯🤯! Like compared to Cat are just 😴😴😴 was hoping for your conclusion on Liebherr Aaron 🤔🤔🤔

The cab in that first material handler crane is freaking awesome!

Beautiful equipment. Thanks for the RU-vid.

Keep this content rowing bro! So glad I subbed

Custom Built, Bespoke Heavyweight Cranes Bravo Aaron

I was at Bauma, in 2003 (I think it was...) and put together Liebherr's TI-272 concept haul truck. It's incredible just how big that show is, and how dominant a presence Liebherr holds at it.

AWSOME. VIDEO. 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

AWSOME. ARON. 👍

Awesome video

man this is soooo cooool

Awesome video !!

I can't believe they were letting you operate that over peoples heads

You're great man 🇮🇳👍 & machines are incredible 👍

Aaron, seeing your camera perched on the log at around 10:23 it makes me wonder; have you ever had your camera fall?

Liebherr is not just some company,is more then that

0:51 operator almost crashing the bucket into his cabin.

You have an awesome Sony camera, however if you want to get REALLY good pictures, work on aperture first, then exposure, then ISO. The lower the aperture, like 1.8 f-stop, the more amount of light hits the sensor at one time (picture is brighter but with a lot of bouquet). The higher the aperture, like 3.0 f-stop, the less amount of light hits the sensor at one time (picture will be darker but have less bouquet). Generally a lower aperture will give more bouquet to focus on a single target. A high aperture will give less bouquet to focus on a larger picture. Then adjust your exposure (shutter speed) to compensate for more or less light in your picture. Your exposure (shutter speed) controls how LONG your sensor is exposed to light. For low aperture like 1.8 f-stop (more light hitting your sensor at one time) you want LESS exposure. The shutter will close faster because it doesn't need as much light. For high aperture (less light hitting your sensor at one time) you want MORE exposure. The shutter will stay open longer because it needs more light. Keep in mind longer shutter speeds will mean you need to stay still to keep your picture from being blurry. If you need fast paced shooting, lower your aperture (for example from 6.0 f-stop to 2.8 f-stop) so you can use faster shutter speed. Sony cameras are awesome because they have an exposure meter on the screen or eye piece. The goal is to be as close to the "0.0" indicator as possible (dependent on your settings, it might be an arrow on an exposure meter). The exposure number or meter indicate how exposed your picture is, with "0.0" (or arrow in center of the exposure meter) being perfect exposure. A positive number like +2.3 is over exposed, your picture will look too bright and colors washed out. A negative number like -1.5 means your picture is too dark and colors bland. Adjust your exposure (shutter speed) to be as close to "0.0" as possible. If you cannot get your picture to perfect exposure, THEN you can use ISO. ISO is a DIGITAL ENHANCER. You want to adjust this setting last. I stress this because it is NOT capturing light like your lens or sensor. It is like turning up your brightness on a tv screen. To much ISO will create digital "noise" and ruin your picture. Generally good ISO will be in the 100-300 range, any more than that and you will get excessive noise. I am only saying this because I love the work you do and hope you can appreciate taking amazing shots without it being overexposed or washed-out. I personally changed my camera settings to leave the aperture at 2.0-2.8 f-stop and ISO at 125. I get good bouquet in my picture, but not too much, and I get good light for my sensor. This gives me good room for adjusting exposure on the fly and opportunities for low light or fast paced shooting. I then manually change my shutter speed (exposure) according to the time of day or building I'm in.

I could only imagine being there my guy! How does it compare to Conexpo? Looking to be there in a few weeks!

Fun Fact The Tiltrotator Was Invented In Sweden At The Early 80;s ;)

When is the Liebherr tool quick-change attachment system worth it? I am assuming the equipment costs a little more. Some people don't want to fiddle with hoses in the rain or cold, but we would if it saved a lot of money.

Dude you absolutely have to be like a kid in a candy store doing your video blog don’t you how does just got to be so much fun congratulations

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can you do a video in depth on the r9200?

Worked for Liebherr for 15 years

@22:51 there is our exhaust parts we build in BC Canada

😎💯✌On the T- 274 how do you power that grid system to go green, only cause your talking about some hardcore electric power man to operate a fleet of them how you do it show me that..

I have help build many piling rigs for drilling and drop hammer

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is this a reupload? i feel like ive seen some of the scenes

The old dude seems like a cool guy to ve around.

Those dudes at liebberr are cool lol

While at Bauma why didn’t you review the Tower Cranes and Mobile Hyd All Terrain Cranes from Liebherr that would also be very interesting. The only thing you said was Liebherr started out with Tower Cranes and the skipped over reviewing any cranes. Or if you can go to Liebherr’s Tower and Mobile Crane factories and do a tour, I’ve been to the factories of Piener and Liebherr years ago in the 90’s it would be nice to see Liebherr’s new technology at their factories.

The height difference when yous are both under the demo crane is hilarious aaron doesn't need to move and the other fella is basically bent in half

Aaron is just a big kid in the toy store which happens to have VERY big toys... 😁😇🤟

If they built mini excavators life would be great

18:28 😂😂😂

As a German it's Funny to hear Germans speaking English xD 👀

Combustion hydrogen or electric hydrogen?

Imagine wearing a Cat lanyard to a Leibherr showcase

22:56 does he actually know how those cars work? That's a cable-car system, dragged by steel cables underneath the road.

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Can you please point the camera at the machines more damn. Great video though , lots of info

@4:00. That machine is NOT ALL ELECTRIC. Where is the power coming from???? A coal, natural gas, nuclear power plants. Smoke and mirror.

I wish they would stop their virtue signaling with the electric crap.

I couldn’t understand everything he was saying

Lol....not run by diesel.....just an electric tether that carries a charge to an electric powered machine, run by a diesel engine....🤦‍♂️

Liebherr quick hitches are utter bollocks

Wheel loader is a rat with those tags. Giving me into the police, my own machinery. Also, thats a tiltrotator.

I drive a Leibherr 282c for a living. Beautiful, smooth ride

Electricity is cheaper than diesel because governments are forcing the adoption of electricity and taxing fossil fuels. My concern is still the same: once you switch to Electricity, with most governments regulating electricity, it will become a tool to prevent public usage. I lived in Manitoba for a while, and that province did this. They prevented certain activities in rural areas because they could regulate how much electricity you got. We would be returning to serfdom with lords forcing conduct.

hey I love your videos and your channel, but ask them where there get this lithium from because its's mostly child labor in south America or China, like it or not. regardless of the bs laws look up what the biproducts of a lithium mine. then make the argument its green energy.

Filming the Equipment, Just show More Detal of the Equipment and Around it, move around, no just showing you talking and talking to much Instead of doing more Details and Images of the Equipment Hopefully you can Address this Situation and !!! Thanks

All running on electricity (powered by mobile diesel generators)

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