Ben,you get many questions from some people which are saying that they work in this field,but they have no idea...you have my respect that you answer and explain to everyone!many boxes you have there,with new cut teeth...from wirtgen Germany we buy too for our milling machines.best regards from Romania!

There is not much dust and not much noise. It’s surprising the noise level is so low.

Wow. Beautiful. Super video and I hope that such videií will become more and more .

Very nice

Good stuff, Ben, highly useful, too :)

Is all that road spoil reused, or repurposed?

Could use flags on end of conveyor and hand signals to better help truck drivers ..Just a thought ..

What are the boxes on the back for?

I am really interesting on this job and I am working full-time supervisor and hopefully I'm going to college to be engineering for this job and God willing I will get it I really love to do this job

Why are those dump trailers so damn short? At that point, I figure ya'll be using just dump trucks.

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Excellent vid Ben. What are all the things that look like white batteries/weights that are stacked right across the back of the machine, we have exactly the same machines over here but I have never seen one with those on the back before. You must have a lot of connections to get that close on an 'autobahn', they won't even let you stand by the kerb on an ordinary road over here let alone one like that. Are Wirtgen the sole makers of that type of machine - I have never seen any other make.

I see ur using a have lane grinder try a full lane grinder urs double the with u you will get more done and won't have to back up as much

I’d be wearing a mask.

Somebody needs to oil that thing.

I have been doing this work for 10 years it is no fun

The poor truck drivers have a shit job - 15sec wait - honk - 5m drive - honk -15sek wait - 5m drive - honk etc ... etc. ....Would be easier to drive in a walking tempo and the milling machine regulates with the distributing of the load.