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This is a crazy talent
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That is not crazy talent. That is how you destroy the road and truck bed for the very low cost of ramps.

Jesus. Just get a ramp and end this nonsense. Not difficult

A ramp anyone?

Talented people are brave

I kept holding my breath

Curious 🤓 to hear from manufacturer of the bulldozer, what load is the hydraulic mechanism of the ladle designed for. The ladle is pretty small, can hold max 100-200kg. The bulldozer, however, weighs a few tons. Supporting this load does put quite some strain on the hydraulics.

That level of control looks effortless, but it's years of muscle memory at work. The real signal: human bodies adapt to insane demands when pushed deliberately, turning "impossible" into routine.

That’s when you’re perfect at your job

@grok is this AI generated?

This is the basic skill of excavator drivers.

Before that, how did you get the excavator onto the truck?

My heart was racing fast

Great way to take the life out of the machine

This video's got me convinced that excavators are secretly parkour experts in disguise. Like why use a ramp when you can just yeet yourself off the truck with style. Serious precision there.

That is exactly how I get my machines on and off.

Восхитительно

Is that how they wrote it in the manual?

It is not a talent( can be a part of it). It is however atraing and an experience and both thereafter✔️.

Takes an operator with nerves of steel and a whole lot of experience to pull off a task such as seen in the video! 🤠Good insurance comes in handy too!🤣🤣🤣

Not talent, it’s Skill 👏🙌

Let him try to stream for 3 hours, that's what's hard!

These are always the least underpaid in a company

We've had a construction site nearby for the past year. The workers casually do stuff like this all the time. Amazing!

Absolutely Not talent, it’s our daily work

Imagine if that guy actually had a license 🤣🤣🤣

It's all about recognizing leverage. Excavator or poker, understanding how to multiply your force is the key to consistent gains. Skillset transferable, surprisingly.

Thats how its done.

How does he put it back

This actually is a very good talent.

I am not experienced in this at all. Yet I don't think the correct technique is having the truck drive forward and scrape the heck out of the bed! 😆😅
