Most Epic Transport Operations of All Time
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Just an FYI, -40°F is also -40°C. It's the one time they match. Sorry about that...
@@redeemer6076 idk
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Edmonton is a city in the Province of Alberta, Canada. If you were transporting Coke drums from Edmonton TO Alberta your trip would be over before it started.
Came here to say that lol I live in Edmonton and was like what?
@@scottcameron1996 Same here that looks like Edmonton to Grand Prairie
'From Edmonton to alberta' that had me cracking up big time 🤣
Hahaha
Same 😂😂 Edmonton is in Alberta 😂😂😂
I lived in California for years and used to see those wind turbines everywhere, but I had NO idea the blades were that enormous. The truck drivers moving the blades from point A to B deserve paramount respect for their driving skills.
Might be slightly off-topic, but I'd include bulding-moving here. The so-called Savvin's House, Moscow, in particlular. The 23000-ton building was moved for 50m with inhabitants still inside, structural integrity and all. The operation itself took place at night, and it is said that none of them even woke up along the way. Not a long haul for sure, but the sheer mass calls for some respect.
A cool fact about this incredible feat. Is that a little girl inside the building built a tower playing the night previous. She fell asleep and woke up the next morning and her tower survived the move without being scattered everywhere. Incredible.. over 100+ buildings were moved and this took place in 1939.
These transport operations are simply amazing and takes logistics to a whole other level. Thanks, Be Amazed for sharing this.
This is the mastery of humans to create such machinery that many of us take for granted. And still it pales to the comparison of of the human anatomy and physiology.
@@mitzikolo No, they were called savages because they scalped and killed people of other tribes, just like African American tribe lords sold their own tribesmen for some guns and luxury products. Not saying westerners were saints during colonization, they were equally savage if not more, but to say that locals "lived with the land", hugged tree's and sang kumbaya before they got colonized is far fetched. As for humans inflicting irreversible damage to this planet. What the hell are you smoking. How do you come to the conclusion that a flock of tiny ants are actually capable of damaging a planet let alone the one they live on. The only "major" impacts humans have had over the planet in the last century are a two nuclear "disasters" and some nuclear tests along with the acceleration of global warming. Both processes are natural occurrences and solve themselves over time with or without us. The only thing humans have damaged is each other and the human living circumstances of the future. Life will go on without humans since it has done so the last 6 ice ages, our architecture will outlive us and this planet itself definitely wouldn't give a rats ass either way if it were given a conscience. On the same scale, due to western and technological advancements human lives in the past, now and in the future have been/will be improved a million times over, and the only thing that could ever halt that is a nuclear holocaust. Being able to transport structures on this "grand scale" is definitely due to the mastery of humans over technology, and this will only increase as time moves on.
@@mitzikolo They haven't gone extinct because of the human race, they have gone extinct because of a temperature change which is caused by an irreversible natural process, this would have happened with our without us like I said, the only difference is we sped up what the planet would eventually do. Why the hell do you think I am bringing up the ice ages? because this entire process from CO2 being expelled in the air to the temperature going up and our planet becoming warmer to it eventually being covered in a layer of ice due to air pollution has happened numerous times in history. This is not a process we have the power to cause or control. The eventuality is that 99.9% of all live you know of will disappear by the time we reach the next ice age, whether we even exist by then? who the fuck knows. But after the matter is over, life, this planet, the next irreversible cycle, will not care. The planet will not "repair" itself, it is just doing its thing, with or without us, which is why I'm telling you its ludicrous to even begin suggesting we can actually harm "the planet" rather than our own way of life. This do green do better crap isn't created by emphatic emotions showing mercy from our own hands to a giant piece of rock, its fueled by our own selfish or selfless instinct for survival, because its being threatened by natural causes which we are trying to solve. As for scalping, many native American tribes scalped, many tribal communities in Indonesia before Dutch colonialism did worse, Australian aboriginal tribes had their own violent wars. Your image of some grass eating humans carresing animals and singing to the moon is shot. For as long as people exist/have existed and have a conscience that contains greed, they will kill, rape, pillage and wage wars. Aboriginals aren't excluded from that list, neither were the Inca's, the romans or the hundreds of thousands of other civilizations and tribes on this planet before they met western colonialism. The only thing that has ever had the power to change that is the creation of modern civilizations and the impact ww1 and ww2 had on our behavior as a civilization. This is why you can type what you want on a forum without getting speared in the back, human effort, mastery of science and applications of it and our own created historical events that teach us how to live together. You know, that which you detest because you have the misconception the grass was always greener on the other side, which it wasn't.
@@mitzikolo I'm from the Universe that understands that most of those "problems" have 0 effect on the rock we live in and won't damage it in any form or way, that most if any of these problems are caused by third world countries and will solve themselves over time as technology progresses to provide for their people's needs. And that for every species we drive to extinction due to human interference for the sake of survival, 10000 more are driven to extinction for the exact same reason by other species, natural disasters, migration, global warming and other natural circumstances that disrupt and modify the food chain. Again its asinine to think that every extinct species can be saved or put to death just by our whim. We are not the ones who turn the cycle, just another cog in the wheel who's lasting effect is inconsequential in the face of time. As for urbanization, its not something you can avoid. If you want your young to not die to starvation you need to allocate adequate farm land and create jobs for said young to buy their food. If there is only so much space to go around then something needs to die in order for other life to live. Even if all humans all of a sudden embrace the risks and start reducing their carbon footprint by living like hunters and gatherers like they did 10000 bc, it would still take its toll on the opportunity for other life to live. This is a rule that all life on this planet must follow, not just humans.
@@mitzikolo I'm already on it, I just wonder which one you are on since I doubt it exists.
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I was with Sarens to prepare to move the deck for Johan Sverderup that weight 11600 tonn. It was impressive to look it move.
I used to be a project manager for a company installing communications towers. While our towers were only up to 20m long and a couple of tonnes, I've seen my fair share of thick bush, narrow windy tracks and steep muddy farm hills. The logistical challenges were all part of the fun.
-40F is -40C. It's easy to remember, because that's to point where the scales meet up. That's a lot colder than the just slightly chilly -4.4C.
glad im not the only one that noticed that lol
people who are watching this còmments l wish thererents still Alive for more than years God bless family 🙏❤😊
2 things : - I Witnessed the departure of the transport of a completely disassembled Airbus A380 - a huge convoy requiring 6 or 7 specific transports (2 wings, head, mid section, tail section, and 2 huge containers of spare parts) from Langon to Toulouse, France. - I didn't experienced but closely followed the transport of the Cape Hatteras lighthouse.. A complete brick building they transported as-is 100 ft or so inland because it was getting way too close to the shoreline. But the preparations took a couple of years because the building is quite fragile and had to be lifted in one piece.
One time I put a candy bar in my shoe and walked out of the store . Total precision and carefully executed logistics .
😂😂😂😂
Before this vid I had no idea any of these transporters existed, except for the windturbine one. Consider me amazed.
I remember seeing bullwinkle being built when I was a kid. It was HUGE. You could see it for tens of miles.
From Edmonton to Alberta? Craaaazy.
wasn't expecting Sewol Ferry to be feature in here... didn't realize it was that huge too 😮
They were all epic!! I love these kinds of videos. Ive seen those windmill blades being transported by truck. It really is a sight to see. Incredible!
Glad you enjoyed it! Those blades are mind-blowing in their sheer size
@@BeAmazed yes sir size yes.... out here ....oklahoma panhandle ....there moving of them has improved.......but THERE IS NOT ONE GOOD THING ABOUT THEM!!! blessings
It's baffling how much construction has developed, but its got me thinking. How many injuries/casualties have their been in these constructions.
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Be amazed.? I am constantly. Enough respect for my fellow humans.
Just a side note at 13:10 … “From Edmonton to Alberta” isn’t accurate. Since Edmonton is in Alberta, it would be like saying “from Los Angles to California.”
Where I live here in Houston has been the center of several of these. Anything of this type of size if not made internationally was manufactured by a Houston based company especially if it is a petro chemical contraption.
Amazing video. I appreciate your efforts to collect all this footage and put it together. And the research that has been done to make this video happen.
i saw them move the Zebulon Pike from the Arkansas river to one of the lakes in Missouri. They welded wheels on the hull and towed it up HWY 65. Fun to watch ! The boat was named after the explorer whom Pikes Peak is named after
You learn something new every day 😊
Shipped in the beginning of January, and got there in mid February. My Wish order must have been on that boat too.
A single wind turbine blade significantly exceeds the diameter of a helicopter's main rotor 🚁😲 A 90 degree turn with that on a trailer is extremely rare to witness.
Be amazed never failed to amaze
the wings on a wind turbine scare me especially since i had driven an hour next to one the sheer size of those things are massive
I drove by a wind turbine blade convoy in New Brunswick. Mind blowing cargo run! Great episode. 👍
I am always amazed when I watched your episodes dude keep them coming
You could take a look at big hauls during ancient times. The Stonehenge builders, the pyramids in Egypt, the stone statues on Easter island and so forth. And an honourable mention of vikings lifting entire ships upstreams rivers.
great idea! I'll look into it
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Just one question on the Ferry clip. How did they get out and handle the poor souls bodies that were still aboard the Ferry ?.
There is footage on KZhead of divers retrieving the bodies. Or helping them get untrapped
Never thought this would be a video I’d find interesting
Same
Incredible video. Thanks for sharing
Let me say first of all, I have throughly enjoyed this video of moving such large items. Thanks! I was once involved in the transport of a 747 fuselage that went from Ft. Lauderdale FL. to Bethpage NY. It had the tail and wings removed. I had to design three cradles to fit the underside. The fuselage was secured by steel cable to the cradles. It was then trucked a few miles away to a barge. On the barge the cradles were welded to the deck. Most of the trip was by barge then finishing up by truck. The entire move took over 7 days. The fuselage was then converted to a training station for space station simulation. It was all very exciting to be involved in. With some research you can probably find out more details. Best I can recall this was around 1980. Grumman Aerospace was in charge of it all.
Excuse me. But why was the transportation of Kong not in this? That was quite the impressive feat
R U pulling my chain?
@@michaellange6598 of course lol
Fun fact: combustion engines only manage to harness about 35-40% of the energy of the fuel.
*Great video! Thanks for sharing!!*
I know this isn’t very big, but my friend just witnessed a semi transporting a c-130 down his street. Was pretty cool.
So I'm curious as to when the Mississippi River got renamed the Illinois River?
I'm glad someone else caught that, too!
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🤣 "once drove your mother-in-law to the airport"I laughed my ass off at that part it was funny but also a sick burn!
That was awesome thanks
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Wow, i clicked on a crazy thumbnail and it was actually content I was looking for. Thanks!
0:27 Wow that view, and the water, and the sun!!!
I roll my blunts and watch these, makes me feel sophisticated. lmao
On the way to 10 mil
Thanks for this BA
I'll BE AMAZED when you figure out Canadian geography. (Edmonton is in Alberta - so where exactly did those coke drums get moved to?)
Humans. Look at what we come up with. Amazing.
7:02 SHII SHIIAN SHHII CHINNG .... could listen to it on repeat all day
I actually saw live the news of everything that happened to the sewol ship disaster back in Korea. It was horrifying watching the recovered video footage of school kids trying to escape. I don't know. It just brought me back memories
I was really hoping that he'd include the Space Shuttle Endeavor being transported through Los Angeles to the California Science Center. That was a cool event. It was like a parade going through town.
12:26 -40 is where C and F meet. It is not -40F and -4.4C. -4.4C is 24F
This is not their only FU, Edmonton to Alberta 13:12. Edmonton is IN Alberta. It's the Capital..My home
@@spazzmalone to be fair, which providence is lloydminster in?
@@David.Harris Lol When I was around 11 years old I went on a road trip with my dad and we played a game of spotting out of province plates. When we reached Lloyd I was near freaking out at all the Sask plates. That's when I learned it straddles the border with Saskatchewan. It all made sense from there.
I got here in time 🥰🤯💃💃💃 Not so early but I have arrived hours after upload. Thanks for widening my knowledge beyond borders 🇺🇬🇺🇬🇺🇬
Genius idea, human kind creation is incredible.
i bet the germans would wanted to use the wärtsilä rt-flex96c in the p. 1000 ratte
I was visiting corpus, I remember bullwinkle coming through the channel.
I've seen the body of the windmills in Adams New York on big trucks being driven to Lowville New York. If anyone wants to see the huge windmills take route 81 to exit 42. Take route 177 to Lowville NY. They're pretty amazing & a nice trip.
I sat the the entire video making comments of praise.
I saw the flash TV show when Barry ran up one of those wind turbine blades to save Iris. And those get transported around dubuque iowa quite a lot and I was right next to one of the blades on a truck
I knew that was corpus Christi area on the first one been docked there a lot very nice place and cool transports with oil tankers
Very nice content. Arkutun Dagi Topside should be an honorable mention plus it was carried by Hereema h851 largest barge in the world.
Whatever happens in this video I feel like the answer is usually tugboats. They're so freakin amazing!! Also omg I'm from Corpus Christi so cool to know that something like the Bullwinkle platform traveled near me!!
This makes learning fun for me (unlike schools).
Ngl if I was driving the semi with the magnet I'd be just brakin like a bastard for fun 😂😂😂
Engineering the best thing to happen to humanity that's for sure
"From Edmonton to Alberta" 😂🤣😂
The Arnold voice impression🤣🤣
Aasta Hansteen was completed here at our yard in Norway, by Aker Solutions, Stord. Topsite and the spar it self.
I’m surprised the moving of the Cape Hatteras Lighthouse in 1999 wasn’t included. I guess it wasn’t technically a trailer, but they did manage to move a tall structure weighing 4,800 tons.
Once more, another entertaining and interesting video. Kudos to you! Maybe a little less of the pun jokes though? While I appreciate a good pun, you don't need them for every clip. Still though, enjoyed the video. What I'm curious about, are those magical tall cranes that just appear overnight at construction sites for building skyscrapers... never once seen em being put together, they always just appear. Magic.
Good thinking with transporting that huge electromagnet. They may have taken more time with transporting this by water but I'm sure they saved some serious cash and manpower doing this.
Epic and HUGE
The trailers for the blades is not self steering. The rear pilot has remote access to the wheels. Which is the person you saw following the trailer around the corner
I like how the little white guy looks more animated
I live in Australia and I’ve been to the big Marino it’s only 40 minutes away from me
Vestas is a Danish company, and the semi truck you show, also says Danmark = Denmark on its sunvisor. And the blades for the wind turbines are up 80 meters long
Edmonton is a city in Alberta, the transport was from Edmonton, Alberta to Regina, Saskatchewan
Yeah, was just about to point this out. We're the capitol of Alberta. Kind of hard to transport something to a place it's already at.
@@alzaelnext638 We actually watched them coming into Regina for the Refinery. It was a big deal here
thanks for this.
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The joke at the end got me so bad
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You guys don't watch his videos cuz he uploaded it 1 minute ago and the video is 28 mins ago, dang
They never do. Just worried about commenting...or saying "first " 🤦♀️
@@southernsass2937 yup, glad you agree
@@southernsass2937 I am not worried about that, I am just worried about those who hated the narrator for each smallest mistakes he makes
@@ishuikamakura272 Most people call out & look for all the negative, like they are perfect. I look for the positive.
@@southernsass2937 as if they could narrate it perfectly
Just a couple months ago my cat is breaking the laws of physics
I saw 1 wind turbine very close while driving to Oregon
My dad works for mammoet, so he drives with things like the wings for the wind turbines and some of the other parts of the turbines as well
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how does that base of that rig in the water not corrode and rust away? pretty amazing shit to be honest holy cow lol i always wondered how they got those rigs out there..
9:39 the wind turbine pointing up from the truck looks weird.
Extreme temperatures of all the way down to... -4C?, referring to the Mammoet heavy lift trailers :P
I was literally driving right next to those trucks in dubuque