Every Construction Machine Explained in 15 Minutes

Vacuum Trucks. Both Air and Water Excavation without broken fiber lines.

I cannot fathom why someone would not want to be an engineer or in the trades! I'm an Electrical Engineer but am just as excited about Mechanical, Civil, and Industrial engineering and all of the trades that support engineers. Thank you, Grady, for bringing our cool stuff to the masses and thus encouraging more people to enter the engineering or trades professions.

Thank you!!! I have this weird fascination with machines like backhoe, trains, trucks, excavator, planes, etc. So, thank you for satisfying my childhood kinks!

It's like an episode of Mighty Machines for adults

amazing video！exactly the information I always wanted to learn about

Can you review how realistic are Lego construction models? 🤣🤣🤣

You forgot the machines that produces the asphalt.

I think the single biggest leap forward was the Cable Shovel. 🏗

You shoukd have added labels to these machines

Omg what a video!

Do a video for agriculture machines

My 4 year old grandson is going to love this video !!!!

A wheeled excavator in UK is called a 'rubber Duck'.

thanks but if u skip technics we may lose the complete picture itself or the narration its own and demo

All Stores Please Lower the price of all Military and Local for all Brands of Construction Trucks Products and Accessories and Production Cost Now That's too much $$ The Whole World Now 🙏🙏🙏

This guy is like a wholesome Sunday evening watching Americas funniest home videos in the early 90s

I see ....Constructicons explained 😂😂😂
Transformers..... more than meets the eye 😊😊😊

Im a mechanic/yard hand at an excavation firm, I get to play with all these toys everyday and here I am on my night off watching a video about them.

When I was a kid I had a bunch of realistic tractor toys for the sand. I loved those things. So cool to see all of the different purposes of these impressive machines.

This, but maritime

Log material handlers which I would say are very close to a excavator with a claw attachment and log stackers which are kind of like loaders with large tusks. Both are too specialized for the scope of this video, but i find them very cool from their size and ease to move large quantities of wood with ease.

Great video!

I grew up calling a rotor compactor a “steamroller.” No, I don’t think I would have seen one that was actually steam powered.

You missed vibratory hammers for sheet piles

Great video! Can you do the next list video on Survey and Inspection equipment like robotic total stations and nuke gauges?

You left out the two most important machines on a road construction crew.
The water truck and the street sweeper.I can’t stand a dusty and dirty work site.

I haven't felt like a little kid like this since my grandma last cooked for me, thanks for this video.

TV TV

I saw the thumbnail and I know I had to watch it

praise the inventor/s of hydraulics...

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Thanks for making this video, very informative and educational. I am from Bangladesh and one major problem in my country and in the Indian Sub continent is the lack of good quality vocational education that specializes in trade skills and training like operating heavy machinery.
Every politician during campaigning promises a new university at his/her constituency, I am not saying universities are not important but the total disregard for industrial arts or trade skills development by building good quality technical institutes or community colleges as you called them in the states is a major impediment to development as not everyone is meant to or willing to go to university. I know many people if had given the opportunity would have preferred to do short training on heavy equipment operation and maintainance and go into a trade to take home a good wage to their families. Rather they are compelled to spend 4 years at some sub par level university and then be labelled an unemployed youth afterwards.

So, basically Grady read Builda Block to his kid and now we get the live action.

My dad is a construction manager, I’m sure he’d love me namedropping these things when we drive by them lol

This is so awesome to watch!

I feel like a kid again watching this :D

Turkey's number one favorite old men past time: watching construction

I saw this thumbnail and my brain went crazy, as a 25 year old man all i love how all i need to get excited is a video big construction equipment

What a fun, interesting video! Great job Grady!. What a fun, interesting video! Great job Grady!.

So you're telling me, "A Pipelayer uses a Pipelayer to lay pipes"?

I feel like a child again getting excited seeing huge construction machines. I''d like to see various mining tools, those things are monstrous!

its 3:30 am and i have found the perfect video to watch

My 2 YO loves construction equipment so we’ve watched this whole video maybe 30 times.

Awesome Video!
Narrator voice reminds me 100% of Kenneth Parcell from 30 Rock though 😀

What a fun, interesting video! Great job Grady!. What a fun, interesting video! Great job Grady!.

Construction inspector here. I've seen em all and named em all.