Hey construction crews!!! Take note that only one person isn’t working (must be a supervisor). Instead of what I always see 1 person working with 5 guys just standing around the 1 guy working!
I always enjoy reading comments made by people who’ve never experienced what they’ve just watched hahaha
I fished the bearing sea in Alaska many years. Boats have enough engineering issues and things that can sink them as is, adding more is not only a nuisance but removes space for cargo and lowers the tonnage they carry. Ice has to be removed or the boat will roll over. It’s gets top heavy. The fastest safest way is to remove it with dead blow hammers like in this video. Even salt water freezes. Hot water freezes faster than cold and adds even more weight to an already top heavy vessel
Surrounded by salt water and use hammer?? Where is the fire pump? work better than hammer, or they wanna make some exercises cause they don have heater in the room??
I remember the stories my dad used to tell us when we were kids about breaking the ice from the overhead cables on fishing trawlers.. Leave it and you would certainly capsize, must of been back breaking work
Been to Arctic and Antarctica many times. It’s easier to use a presurised SEA WATER hose than hammering it. Can be done easily by 2 Deck Hands or even just 1. LMAO
This sort of icing will possibly be a thing of the past as climate change progresses.
U guys are awesome
Hectic for u guys out there
And all the geniuses just assume it is not in fresh water.
You would think the deck would be covered with some sort of material that protects it from thos very thing?
We had big ice mallets just for that !!
Bugger the hammers, give everyone two blowtorches. A lot less energy used then.
“Heavy frozen ice on deck”…
Ok,as opposed to heavy not frozen ice??
Been there, done that, bought the t-shirt…….
Hey construction crews!!! Take note that only one person isn’t working (must be a supervisor). Instead of what I always see 1 person working with 5 guys just standing around the 1 guy working!
I always enjoy reading comments made by people who’ve never experienced what they’ve just watched hahaha
I fished the bearing sea in Alaska many years. Boats have enough engineering issues and things that can sink them as is, adding more is not only a nuisance but removes space for cargo and lowers the tonnage they carry. Ice has to be removed or the boat will roll over. It’s gets top heavy. The fastest safest way is to remove it with dead blow hammers like in this video. Even salt water freezes. Hot water freezes faster than cold and adds even more weight to an already top heavy vessel
the engine heat should be pumped threw the deck’s to keep topside deiced!
they should use the heat they pump in to the water to cool the huge engine’s of these boat’s to heat the deck and keep the ice from forming!
I agree with mr Bonono Calang,’s comments. Capt nauroze
Hey guys!!!!!! Just food for thought. How bout a flameflower .??????
Surrounded by salt water and use hammer?? Where is the fire pump? work better than hammer, or they wanna make some exercises cause they don have heater in the room??
I remember the stories my dad used to tell us when we were kids about breaking the ice from the overhead cables on fishing trawlers.. Leave it and you would certainly capsize, must of been back breaking work
Makes for a long day…at least they’re in pack ice to slow the roll…
you know when you see all the crossfit guys and girls thumping a truck tire with a sledge hammer? they are just training for this situation!
Been to Arctic and Antarctica many times. It’s easier to use a presurised SEA WATER hose than hammering it. Can be done easily by 2 Deck Hands or even just 1. LMAO
Install a heated floor or driveway system.
This video needs the opening song from frozen playing to it
Rime ice. Bad stuff, caused by water vapor in the air condensing onto, usually metal, surfaces. If left on the vessel, it will capsize her.
Looks like a brain numbing job that but it has to be done … ?
Megajob, habe ich selber gemacht, danach brauchst kein Fitnessstudio mehr und warm ist dir auch bei -25 Grad! Jeroen van Goor
Look like a beautiful Canadian spring day