Raw video of the biggest snow dump site in Montreal/Truck Accident/Canada🇨🇦❄️【No music/No subtitle】

#canada #snow #snowremoval #montreal #quebec

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[hailong_Vlog]

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*this dump site in summer video:

[georgetarabini]

Great video, no music, real sounds, good job

[jaxithfox]

That one guy had a bad day. But as they say, there are only two types of end dump trailers, those that have tipped over and those that will tip over.

[Jmsteam]

Good video. It would be interesting to revisit in the spring to see how much snow is still there.

[godbluffvdgg]

That canyon must be HUGE in person...Great Drone footage!

[Wolf_Fr]

5:50 Le plan est carrément impressionant, c'est incroyable la quantité de neige amassée c'est un travail fou vive le Québec !

[rjgoniea]

Got to wonder how long those piles last down there? I used to live in a small town in Michigan's UP called Houghton. Lots of snow, averaging over 200" (508cm) per year. They had a spot like this to dump their snow and supposedly it took until sometime in August for it to completely melt away. This spot in Montreal is several orders of magnitude bigger. It would not surprise me if the piles there never completely melt before new snow is dumped. I just looked at this location on Google Earth and scrolled back through the picture archive. One from October 2017 still shows some dirty piles of snow still down there. And another from November of 2017 show smaller, but still visible piles. November of 2012 it looks like the piles were totally gone though. December of 2005 still had fairly large piles of dirty snow in the NW part of the quarry. So it looks like yes, in some years the snow piles don't completely melt, which is kind of awesome if you ask me.😄

[loupellizzari]

Great video. Thanks. But i believe that's the Francon quarry....not Miron. Miron turned into parc Frederick Back

[yubiaozhang]

Flawless, impeccable equipment, would love to see more pieces, can you tell me what brand?

[jutube]

Good documentation! They use huge amounts of fuel to do what the sun does in a few days. I think the transport companies will keep the business going!

[hihaihealingmusic]

another successful video about the snow removal. good job!

[lathamarea]

it there an annual contest when it's all gone.?

[tobi]

Cool Video, i've never seen so a big snowblower or a system like that on a wheel loader.
That would be nice to have here in Germany.

Best regards.

[sodhog]

Great video. First saw this quarry on The 4K Guy. I would like to get a lawn chair and a thermos and sit on the roof of one of those warehouses like all day.

[Lanefasts]

I always wondered how those "double' dump trucks dumped the snow... I always thought they had to be disconnected from each other every time!

[mikepenrod]

Great way to get rid of the snow, Don't have to worry about it melting and flooding any where.

[mechcntr]

Does all of the snow in that pile thaw in the summer or does some remain year round? Great video.

[gregorseverkar]

Does it ever melt before new winter comes?

Wish you all best, thanks for the good content, keep it coming!!

[grexursorum]

I remember old video of this site, wehre they just duped it over the edge, why do they use the snow blower these days? Any ideas?

[Colhchim]

Замечательное техничнское кино. Интересно было посмотреть. Мне нравится слаженная, организованная работа. И применяемая толково техника. Технология то что надо!