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Walking floor for unloading heavy items

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LoftPig1 年前

Can I use this to get me out of bed in the morning?

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Active Boy 😎1 年前

A massive vacuum to pick up a pile of leaves

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32DreaMe1 年前

Y'all know where this is from 👇

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Rin Artner1 年前

This walking floor technology is a game-changer in the world of logistics. It makes unloading heavy items faster and more efficient by allowing the floor to move, saving both time and manpower. Simple yet incredibly effective.

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Story Web1 年前

Jack Baboon, who worked as a railway signalman in the 1880s for money and beer Jack was the pet and assistant of double leg amputee signalman James Wide, who worke the Cape Town–Port Elizabeth Railway service. James “Jumper” Wide had been known for jumping between railcars until an accident where he fell and lost both of his legs. To assist in performing his duties, Wide purchased a chacma baboon in 1881, and trained him to push his wheelchair and to operate the railways signals under supervision. Jack was put in charge of the coal yard keys and also did the station’s gardening, until Wide learned that the baboon was skilled at operating signals. Jack learned each lever by name and was able to push them into position when a train approached at Uitenhage station. Wide would hold up one or two fingers (as a signal to the animal) and Jack would then pull the correct lever. Finally, Jack needed no instructions from his master and he really knew which lever to operate for each approaching train. Although the baboon was always under the eye of his master

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jo momma1 年前

ayo

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BoredLawyer3101 年前

*when* there’s a malfunction, that’s going to be so expensive to fix.

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Daniel Hopkins1 年前

@CountytalkPod Feel like I want to drop a few 2ps in there

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Pekka Ruuskanen1 年前

Wow that's clever

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Alexander🦾1 年前

Can be as satisfying this

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Mick19591 年前

20 years 😉😉

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Jamie womack1 年前

Seeing in the comments here that a lot of you find this interesting. I work driving these walking floors if you’d like to see more walking floor content I can happily provide it 🙂

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Dr. Gabbagool1 年前

This is how mulch is unloaded

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Sir Astrix1 年前

Or, and hear me out, instead of trying to put everything in a van, why not just put it on a flatbed?

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Wheelz1 年前

I'm a service technician for walking floors and all heavy hauling. Starting here, the heart of the source!

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Mildly casual chariotto 🫡1 年前

you bastard i need to see what happens next

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chn1 年前

@jac1nthes I thought this was Dubai chocolate machine for a min

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Spencer Stern1 年前

It's fascinating technology at its best

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Sarcasm1 年前

This actually looks like a great idea

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panbrzydki1 年前

I work 3 years with trailer like this, amazing and easy job

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James Skinner1 年前

Walking beam technology has been used for many industrial applications. Neat and simple

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Electric1 年前

good vid, bg fucked

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Paollo Łatello1 年前

a garbage that takes longer to unload than a traditional trailer.

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RoKo Army1 年前

This is very useful 👌🏽 👍

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Chub1 年前

A lot of clever people in this world.

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ChadOps1 年前

So smart!

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loin1 年前

Pareil quand je vais chier

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Aqib Hameed1 年前

@EngrJahanzaib8 could be usefull in warehouses as well

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Jim Corrigan1 年前

I am going to win so much hay

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Red bugs1 年前

Nice

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Otakruzeiro 🦊1 年前

@grok que música toca nesse vídeo?

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Unknown Territory1 年前

@grok what exactly is it ??

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