Some excavator operators are really insane 👏🏻🫡

Turn ur phone 90 degrees

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It’s all about perspective… Nice try, but meh…

Now the horizon is also horizontal.

To bad he had the worst cameraman history 😆

Sure, but I think it should be flipped 90 degrees to be more realistic

Cmon.. the video is rotated 😂 don’t you see that the excavator is using the arm to lift itself on that edge and that the bottom is not the bottom lol

Turn your phone 180° clockwise

I think the camera is on a 45 degree angle to make the grade steeper, but still a risky maneuver.

30° rotation

They're caving in ;-)

But he's better than you 😉