A really awesome video, I really enjoyed it.

great footage mate keep it up

The power of the engine and the hydraulics to make all that weight move is just amazing. I am going to have to look at the cranes specifications to see engine size, overall weight, etc. Another great video.

Correct Me if I am wrong, but the pace of work seems very slow!

fewer updates needed i think, how many times can you watch weights loading on a crane?

It's interesting to see the site down Hobbs Dr.

Greats job i haver seen i30 odd years

What is happening at the William st railroad in beckenham?

That was great that you got so close for the counterweight lifts.

That was absolutely brilliant. I just love watching the crane operate and move. Mind you I don't know if you can say a quick trip across Armadale Rd 🤣. Keep up the fantastic work. I look forward to every new video.

Keep up the good work. All these videos will make a good historical record.

This is really starting to come along.

Nice to see some aussie content, esp. WA! Thanks mate. Those are some big beams.

Awesome, just awesome. I could watch the skills of the crane operators all day. I have been wondering how they were going to join the beams together. Thanks for the great work you are doing.

That crane is really big with that jib. It is going to be interesting to see the lift it is going to do with it.

That was good to see what is happening further up the line. That will be interesting to see the single crane lift. Do you know if something was wrong with the green crane? It looked like he was checking the cables.

This is the area I asked about before, I would have described this Gosnells as I thought I would have thought that was what to call the location. So we Are having an overpass after all .

I really enjoyed that. It was fantastic thst you filmed from the back. We really got to see the cranes moving and working. Totally awesome.

thanks for filming it so i could watch it with the privilege of fast forward. i used to do industrial and commercial demolition and sometimes we had to get a crane in. i used to think arrr shit! time to be bored shitless. cranes take so long. the bigger the crane the longer it takes.

Another great update today or should I say two. Do you have any video footage of one of the oversize semi's with a beam travelling down the highway?

Good to see what is happening further down the line. Byford has changed a lot since I was last there.

Hi Victor you have been busy today kind regards Keith and Mandy uk

Not too much to see but thanks for the effort, should have been taken through to Mundijong but money talks!

At 8:23 - a pedestrian bridge is being built at Larsen Road in place of the closed level crossing. There's a Larsen Road Fact Sheet among the Metronet Project Documents for the Byford Extension. I'd post a link but KZfaq blocks comments with links.

I assume this is somewhere in Peru... or is it Italy? Can't tell from a street name.

The skills of the operators are at another level. Just amazing.

Whats happening towards Byford? any chance of showing a update?

Brilliant co-ordination between the observers and the 2 crane operators. I drove past the Eleventh Road bridge ( for the road overpass over rail) today. Some viewers may be interested to see the progress there as well. Keep up the good work Muja28.

It is like a modern-day Stonehenge. But they put theirs up without and fancy machinery. I have transported a lot of oversized loads in the past, but that load with the beam was amazing. I would love to drive that truck.

I like the added on bit.

Great overview of it all.

VERY expensive, disruptive construction project because State Govt (both Labour and Nats) was asleep at the wheel for decades. City planners generally forewarn about infrastructure growth needs, but polis ignore it cause it's not "sexy" enough. For what's it's worth, this are not improvements, but hygiene and simply bringing infrastructure up to standard. Well done to the on site team.

I wnat to know why the design of the beams and support structures different from each other according to location. For example, the support structures and beams from Carlisle to Oats street are different to the ones at Cannington, which are different again to the ones near Armadale. Is Metronet running engineering experiments to see which are better?

I wonder where the beams and planks are made? On a perfect day with no problems, I wonder how many planks they could lay in place?

I have asked this before, is this being left as a level crossings or what is happening? It seems strange if it is.

There does not appear to be rainwater drainage points for the planks - yet.

That was awesome. I have been waiting to see them lifting a beam. The skill of the crane operators is amazing. I hope that when all this is finished, you can donate a copy of it all to Armadale Library or the state library because you are filming history as it is happening and doing an amazing job. Thank you. Keep up the fantastic work. If I was overthere I would be out every day with a deckchair and a esky full of Coke and food watching it all.

As l used to live in Armadale and Kelmscott this is a great way to see what's going on .We now live in Bristol UK but still like to keep in touch ,l remember the railway back in 60's it was a slower pace of life .thanks for taking the time to film what is going on keep the video's coming cheers .

Im not an engineer and I understand the positioning of the shockabsorbers, but the other end needs some explaining?

Those crawler cranes are just amazing. I love watching them crawl and work. I wonder what goes in the space on top of the pylons between the long beams.

The amount of planning for each task, such as in placing the counterweights is impressive.

Jalopies Excepted

Can You Please Get someone that can spell correctly to do the text crawlers!

Thanks for finding out the number of cross beams. That is a lot of beams. With all the work going on up the line as well the crane hire businesses must be doing a roaring trade.

Are they keeping the crossing if so it seems strange.

Awesome video. They are going to have to lift a lot of beams in place.

That was an historic station, that was fully restored and renovated about 15 years ago..

Have I offended someone ? Twice I have left a comment . Nothing recorded. Idea,please! Rejected again 3 times on the Trot....

Thank You for the update. Starting to come all together now.

How long do they estimate before all this work is finished?