8 Mind Blowing MachineS You Need To See ▶ 23

8 Mind Blowing Machines You Should Know!

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Credits, Sources and Attributions:

1. THE ROADRUNNER

2. BMM BRICK MACHINE

3. ADVALIGNO

4. GAEC ROLIN

5. Motion Sim

6. Horse walker

7. HEMOS DREDGER

8. SLATTRAX

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💥TIME STAMP💥

0:37..THE ROADRUNNER
2:05..BMM BRICK MACHINE
3:20..ADVALIGNO
4:32..GAEC ROLIN
5:12..MOTION SIM
6:26..HORSE WALKER
7:07..HEMOS DREDGER
8:13..SLATTRAX

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[chalice]

for me it is the brick maker, amazing you can make so many bricks at one time, and a short amount of time too

[johnmoore]

The brick maker and the ditch cleaner was the one I like the most. Thanks for a very outstanding video.

[jeremeyjl]

I’m torn between choosing the machine that hurls hay at cows faces, or the one that forces horses to run in circles...

[geokrome]

That amazing brick maker magically eliminates hundreds of jobs. Just what India needs.

[dynomax]

potential accidents... how bout the dude standing on the back of the truck with no rails putting out cones... that is not legal here... worksafe would stop that job site immediately.

[RichardPerkinsNM]

The truck for cones that was built to keep the people safe is cool but why no PPE for the person grabbing the cones? Pretty substantial fine right there if that were to be an MSHA facility and a decent chance that man may not go home to his family at the end of the day or not go home as he left for work that morning. Get some PPE on!

[cyanxide]

imagine being hosed down with slop as your only source of food lol. glad im not an animal

[SubvenioArguo]

2:30 Unless those bricks are "fired" they will be as tough as dried shit.

[AnimeTgetherEU]

5:13 Just getting a car and riding it for months costs less than this.

[wbishop]

Come on dude you're really not going to show the grass after you remove the track?

[TRICK-OR-TREAT]

YOU CALL NO GUARD RAIL ON THE CONE RETRIEVER SAFE ?

[MichaelWellsMW]

WOW!! I swore that this was going to be clickbait, just like EVERY video on YouTube with a name loike this.

This video left me pleasantly surprised. A+++! 7 of them were awesome, the only one that didn't wow me was the hay dispenser one, and that's just because it didn't personally interest me, but it's still worth including. Great video! Thank you very much. :-)

[shootincoyotes]

looks like design similar to a pop up bale loader for loading square hay bales on a truck from the field.

[dvillebenny]

The problem with the horse hot walker is the horses walk in the same track causing all the rubber footing to gather on each side of the trench the horse creates. So an employee has to go into the walker when they are finished walking horses and take a large rake to push the the rubber footing back into the trench before it can be used the next day. Because of the design the worker has to go into the walker area and pull the footing into the low spot, then move to the next area and do it all again. This can take up to two hours a day you are paying an employee to make the walkway even. If you could reach into the walkway from the outside of the track from each side and push the footing into the trench filling it much quicker. So it it takes two hours a day to fix the footing problem seven days a week @ $15 per hour, that's $210 dollars a week or $840 dollars a month, or $10, 080 a year to fill the trench in daily. Pretty expensive design problem.

[eileen]

i dont need to see these but i want to see them

[Justin-Outdoors]

3:20

I don't know why but that makes me laugh

[TheIngenious]

Technology is unlocking the innate compassion we have for our fellow human beings.

[marc]

I truly believe the Horse walker would be better if used on most americans!

[brettknoss]

Feed is not spread over the whole pen. That is a separate operation called bedding, where straw is spread to absorb dung and urine, and give the animals a dry surface to sleep.