EXTREM EXCAVATOR: Four legged Digger - Stunning Engineering made for Incredible Construction Sites

EXTREM EXCAVATOR: Four legged Digger - Stunning Engineering made for Incredible Construction Sites

The construction industry is abuzz with the latest breakthrough in heavy machinery: the "Spider" four-wheeled excavator. Engineered for the most challenging environments, this state-of-the-art machine excels on steeply angled mountains, in aquatic projects, and through dense, overgrown terrain. The Spider's unparalleled agility and robustness make it the definitive technological innovation for extreme terrain work. Its cutting-edge design and advanced capabilities set a new standard, promising enhanced efficiency and safety in the toughest conditions. Embrace the future of excavation with the Spider, where no terrain is too extreme.

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[kyndorrebruutvon-broodwyer]

24:25 "He pumps 14 liters of grease into the lubrication tub; Marriage consummated" perfectly narrated😂

[petermccuskey]

Operated one of these in the early 90's. It was a unbelievable what the machine is capable of. When operating it is best to think out of the box.

[BinaryBlueBull]

26:25 Lol, divining rods, that made me chuckle. Strange to see this sort of thing in a Welt documentary though, at least without any disclaimer of it being completely bogus superstition. They just simply explain "if the rods cross each other it indicates the presence of underground water", as if stating something factual. Really, really strange to hear that in a documentary such as this. Apart from that, fascinating vehicle, very cool to see in what ways they can be used and how they're made

[LocoSunny]

So many moving parts on it, the cost of maintenance must be huge.

[ozgurogul]

It's like two Turkish guys (Adem and Goksel) are building an excavator for fun over the weekend :) Good job guys.😊

[Michael_Number]

assembling new objects with modern equipment is far easier than disassembling old rusted objects with a handful of tools. Michael from Norway

[johnconnor]

Impressive. Maintenance cost will be a headache.

[jesusmarywillsaveyou]

Western White ingenuity of at least the last 2000 years continues to amaze and impress me.
We built the modern world (infrastructure, traditional morals and values etc.): no other people or culture compares.
Brilliant stuff!

[mrlithium]

Adam Aslan is yoked and has a great job!

[RandThompson-ddsk]

I was an operator of 1 of 5 global prototypes. The 5000+.
That led to the "M" series.

[kerbside]

wow ..one fulla built them all ! no wonder he's got arms like that :)

[javig]

Amazing Technology, so gratifying to see this kind of progress. Kudos....Javi G.

[onno]

An German aeriallift company made a 42 meter lift with this same undercarriage. It's called the Teupen 42GTX Puma

[andreleibbrandt]

Love these shows. Extremely interesting. The narrator is great...however..he talks about screws, that are actually bolts, and describes pins, as being bolts...fact is, the only screws on this show, are the ones inside the cab that fixes the speedometer etc...the rest are all bolts, with pins in key hinged areas....

[joshuajuarez]

That’s some hard ground under that water.

[sykoteddy]

This was really awesome! Now I know what I want to work with.... I'm now 43.. Anyone in Sweden or Scandinavia that can give me a job with this machine?

[kevinedwards]

Does bell and cat know you one up on them wow germany.

[paulcoverdale]

So for training, do they have a two seater??
You don’t just give one of these to anyone.❤❤🙏🙏👍👍🇬🇧🇬🇧

[Astroponicist]

if this were to be adapted to use on Luna it would be a great advantage to mining & development.

[markmarky]

I want one just to play with it around the farm. 😄