Testa's Terex Crusher came in later in the process. Nothing is wasted. Everything is recycled and/or redistributed.Originally Posted by heavytorching
First the building was brought to the ground. While that happened rebar was systematically removed from columns and supports with a LaBounty muncher on a 345. Then concrete was crushed while the sub-basements were dug and hammered out.
Pretty cool vid. I'll be the first to admit I know nothing of demo except the kind that comes out of the barrel of a tank cannon and what I learned in a demo (the kind that goes BOOM) course. I can see where both the crane and high reach have thier places. I just got an old JCB TLB yesterday. My first piece of construction equipment. So I'd say I'm about to learn things.
Rick
A high reach is generally 50 - 100 ton machine. Not a great lot of general use on sites here in England for the larger machnes. 20 tonners are the norm, so I think a high reach would not be that versatile
Where can be found new wrecking balls today? Do you know any place?
Thx
http://www.ginnowequipment.com/
that's one I found googling, I'm sure there are others
Thats the only one i´ve found googling.
Could anyone give another supplier?
What material are they made with?
Regards
From what I have been told you never know on the old ones. They are like finger prints no 2 are a like. We had to do some work on one of ours and while cutting a hole into it. The metal was very odd like nothing anyone at the shop had see.
nice
I remember when they were doing that job, the company I was working for was out of Methuen and I would drive by on my way out of the yard.
That would make your neck sore after looking up all day but great video.
One of my favorite videos from Stephen. Gret work!
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