How those excavators will be lift up or back on the exact ground level? What is the process of that. As they are 105 + ft down and digging the ground. . What they do to lift up the excavators to make them reach at ground level or any top to bottom they made temporary path or small road

Worked on one in Europe 400 feet deep ,so this is barely a pothole 😅

I remember working on this job, too bad the video doesn't show our telescopic excavator we used to get the last of the dirt out, That's always an impressive sight. Bel has some incredible operators👍

WOW! That sure is one deeep hole. 🤣😉

why not just build aboveground parking??

Hi, these are very informative. Can you tell me whether blasting method was used here or this is entirely through jackhammer? thanks

What are the average size of the meshed panels? Standsrd 7'x10'? Or do you larger panels for a job this size?

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That's a deep one! must be twice as deep as anything I've ever worked on, very cool to see.

You mean 32 metres. I thought Canada had gone metric.

Great job ❤

I feel for the guy on the ripping hoe

Thanks for the great video! My question is: how is the excavator retrieved from the pit/excavation ?

What type of excavation is this? What 's the name for this excavation method?

A 955 would have been in heaven in that pit pushing the material to the excavator 😉👌 Nonetheless great job 👍👍

A time lapse video showing this would have been one of the best things to happen, oh well, thanks anyway

"I could do it better"
-every equipment operator, ever.

I’ve seen multiple comments about a conveyor system. The steepest angle a standard conveyor works at (around 30 degrees) would require a much larger hole or many conveyors to get to the bottom. Either way they would be in the way of the shot Crete shoring process, excavation and the constant changing depth would require constant modification to the system.  A drag slat conveyor or bucket elevator system would possibly work but again the angle is probably too great as those max out at near 50 degrees, are not typically modular, usually aren’t longer than 100 ft and again would need to be constantly modified to accommodate excavation/ would be in the way of the shot Crete shoring process. This is the most efficient way to do this in this depth/footprint of excavation…… that why it’s basically done this way everywhere.

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