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Thank you so much for recording this so thoroughly. Very helpful!

Great video! Brings back memories of my hometown ❤

Tcvideosennistexas- unreal . see you later, :))

Such a cool video. It has been viewed 1.9k times and so few likes! Whhhaaattt! Come on people!

0:10 mrs torres i found the videos yall teachers make

At 4:36, you can see the Max. Load rating of (what I believe to be) 25,000 LBS. Had this measurement been written in Kilograms, this job would have never been attempted.

Thanks for the tour!

Que fue de Elvis (N179AC)

I’ve seen insects that size in Australia.

well, as far as 'comments' on this video are concerned,,, I do hope that not only do the Prom kids see this and comment, but also their kids and/or grandkids, so,,please keep the comments 'nice' .....

Good job👏

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Looks like my back yard. Who needs sleep anyway.

its crazy that these things have such overpowered engines that can carry like 8x the helicopter's own weight

and once again,,,Patrick Mahones is going,,,AGAIN to the Super Bowl,,,,,and our Ennis Defense STILL can take him on !!!!!

That is not an Ericsson....it is a sikorsky sky crane.FFS

I was part of that team that built and install all of the units and was responsible for removing every once of freon from every single unit back at our office in weatherford,tx it was a few years ago but we had a great team i really miss all those guys.we all had a great time.

Thank you so much for sharing this.

New to camping and looking for nearby places. This will be one of them thanks to you.

Which one is Broderick jones

En ecuador provincia de los ríos hay dos retro escabadora enterrada no la pueden alar tres máquinas y veo este video que un elicoptero que eleva algo pesado lo podría ayudar

I was a CH54 Skycrane flight engineer in Vietnam, picking up many combat support payloads in 1968, a superior heavy lift helicopter, many thanks Sikorsky for designing such a vital and great aviation asset for the Military

Worked with these guys 25 years ago at GM plant in N.J. The helo was called The Incredible Hulk 🤣🤣😀👍 Was about 15 degrees w / ice and snow on the ground .When ole boy fired up those engines the ice blowin felt like small needles hitting my face, pilot said engines had 70,000 h.p. Felt like my face was being sandblasted 😀👍👍👍👍🥶🥶🥶🥶🥶🥶🥶

Just Wonderful!!!

Tim templeton as up 844

Up 844 blows it's currently whistle used for AFT 4449

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Up 844 puxando vagões exclusivos para mulheres especiais 6hs às 9hs às 17hs às 20hs segunda à sexta sábado á domingo feriados nacionais

Up 844 mark blue

Up 844 ennis tx oct 2012

Some friends and I were kayaking on a river and one of these was flying full stems of trees across the small canyon to a landing. Amazing to see the huge logs swinging right there above us and the water being churned from the rotor wash. Incredible power. Not to mention pilot skill.

Wonder what max load is?

Why does it start with cyc left?

Why is the right hand engine mounted slightly higher than the left ?

This is how pyramids were built......................

Why is the rotor head canted several degrees to the right?

It surprises me it has the same lift as a CH-47.

Canada needs these

It's hard to comprehend just how big these aircraft are. A friend of mine parked his EC135 beside a Skycrane that was fighting bushfires here in Australia and took a photo for comparison - the tail rotor of the sky crane was fully half the diameter of the EC135's main rotor.

Can someone explain to me why the rotor on these and some other helicopters is tilted to one side? Is it to counter a natural torquing force or does it offset gyroscopic precession in a way that corrects a handling characteristic? Or maybe something else?

Mi niña hermosa baile ,baile min 24:44

Be sure and watch the Band Drum Corp which doesn't start until 22 minutes into the video,,,,,it's a show not to miss ! Go Band!

I enjoyed the game. Go Lions

Thanks for posting this. I can watch my grandson a little more. It was an exciting 2nd half without the ending we wanted but they played with a lot of heart being down so much in first half.

On April 2, 1975, Toronto's citizens gazed up in amazement as Erickson's S-64 Air Crane® helicopter, named Olga, completed the CN Tower by placing 39 pieces of the tower's antenna into place, officially making it the world's tallest free standing structure of that time.

Way More cost , From What a K-Max Can Do, I Think.

Very cool

Go Lions 🏈