agreed, I was thinking the same things, it's levelling not 'removing tash'

Rocks in a field= trash as well as other debris

@Katrina Korolov no, I was thinking of the “ trash” that are the dead plants. I do this exact same thing and I don’t want to remove trash. You can clearly see he’s leveling soil. Do you farm? Edit to add: I just watched it again and he’s moving probably less than 5% trash and 95% soil. That would be asinine to bring that much soil off the field for that tiny amount of trash. He also has a GPS globe mounted on the machine which tells him his elevation. He’s leveling the field. I actually have a large field right now that I need to do the exact same thing to.

agreed

Why don't you wear a mask?

Yep, it's a land plane.

Or box grater, and more like over a century

yeppp

Nowadays many places use drip irrigation systems so they don't need slope of the land

He's a lucky boy :) Also, can I borrow your Nextrencher? I'll fill it up before returning it, promise.

That's what I thought!

Why have topsoil when you can dump thousands of gallons of harmful chemicals on it......pitiful

He didn’t do any research at all. The second one was an aregger excavator. He called it agreggegor. Worst of all the excavator company doesn’t make the attachment he was actually talking about. It can be mounted to most brands of excavators.

I worked for a company that had something similar, except it ran a conveyor belt out, around and then behind the trencher to continually backfill as it moved. You could actually install large diameter piping in the trench (inside a collapse safe box) as the trencher rolled along, in one continual process; trenching, installing, backfilling. Very cool.

ok - buy them-- tell Modi to stop being corrupt and spend the money on buying what the country needs

But, does India know what these things cost? It isnt 29 cents.

India needs to stop breeding like rabbits.

And the “trailer” (?.) is called “a disk harrow” or commonly “a disk”

I was using them 50 years ago, and they weren't new then!

Would add that the next time any of you are driving down a highway where it goes through very high rock cuts, look at the vertical bore lines left on the face of the rock ... that's where they drill holes to plant charges to blast away the rock face to make room for the highway. Would like to see that happening in a video..

Concrete reaches 99 % strength in 28 days ,so it doesn't take 100 years.....What are you smoking ,dude?

@@magnum8264 Not smoking anything ... I'm a retired engineer ... I know all about sheer strengths and hardness factors and so on tests have been done (Mohs scale) on different samples taken from over the centuries and tested for hardbess and it is shown that even several centuries ago concrete hardened over the years by a very small amount... this is particularly noticeable when they sample the hardness of concrete from a recent project and then try it a year or two or 10 years later ... it is actually harder. It's good to know that concrete does not get softer overtime.

it takes heavy machines like this to destroy it

That machine is indeed very heavy, it can destroy everything

Thank you

Again, the engineers who built these machines cannot get rich, does anyone know why?

Next time we will watch your video instead it was much more informative! 🤡

You should do it then 😂

This machine shredds cars...no shit? How many hp is it? What do they cost?

@@jtswhitewater4940 your comment just goes to prove that you don’t know what is going on in the video either or you’d agree with him.

You're definitely a carpenter lol 🪚🔨

You should have stopped after saying "I don't think", Slick.

Thank you

Well... I for one had a pretty good career with what you would call 'boring' jobs - sitting in and walking around power plants, hospital and university complexes, and manufacturing plants, as an operating engineer and physical plant technician. That is, doing the boring jobs most others did not want to do ... but the pay at the end of my work life was good and the pension now is fine. Not for everybody, I would guess.

@@joeboudreault2226 I appreciate the fact that people are willing to do these jobs, just not for me.

if you smoke enough weed it's pretty cool

@@atomictraveller No. Marijuana is one of the most insidious and deceptively dangerous drugs out there. Stay away from it in any form!

Why don't you wear a mask?

Your right what they are doing is forming the field for water drainage. Making sure there isn’t any ponds in the middle that will destroy crops

Because the people making this video have no idea what they are talking about.

Exactly that's dumb as shit.

Synthetic fertilizer is good for you and some farmers get a kickback for using it.. 🤣

That was laser levelling machine 😅😅😅😅😅 we use that to save water while irrigation

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Lol yes we know

The fields were already level... YOU need to get your facts straight.

@@maxsdad538 no you need to get your facts straight vegetative matter is plowed back into the field for nutrition for the next crop not drug off the field and discarded. It's the same thing they do in California every time they harvest they re-level the field

they don't, it is a mistake in the video. they are leveling the field to improve waterflow. actual waste and stone remover look different and are digging up the soil and filter through sieves and belts the things out, but they aren't often used in farms that don't have stones everywhere.

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@@jaredobrien8684 Exactly what I was thinking!

Keeping dust down probably