Joseph Ramirez, a student at Deep Creek Construction School, explains and demonstrates the seven rules of fractions, a part of the basic math requirements for the heavy equipment operator.

Joseph Ramirez, a graduate fo Deep Creek Construction School and a certified Heavy Equipment Operating Engineer, gives a video resume presentation that he will put up on his own you tube site “heo2011″ along with the other videos of his skills.

Click here to see Blue Fox, my latest ball machine! www.youtube.com This is The Labyrinth, my third major ball machine and the single largest K’nex structure I have built to date. This ball machine features 4 motorized lift towers spread across my room which split off into 19 different paths. To build this project, I spent over 0 to purchase literally over 9000 new k’nex pieces, allowing me to build this 25000 piece superstructure. Despite its massive size, The Labyrinth only takes up 2.5 square feet of floor space. This machine was designed by Austin Granger and Paul Davis, and was built by Austin Granger, Paul Davis, Sam Ihlenfeldt and Simon Olson. Info: Build time – 2 Months, 2 Days Pieces – About 25000 Paths – 19 Switches – 13 Length – 261 ft Number of supporting towers – 8 Number of bridges – 19 Number of unique elements – 27 Max number of balls – 30 Number of chain lift hooks – 23 Number of lifts – 4 Number of motors – 4 Number of light bulbs – 300 To see how The Labyrinth was constructed and to follow the design and construction of my new K’nex projects, head over to knexdesigns.blogspot.com

Watch this! Jason shows you how the pros do it on our Excavator Challenge Course! Others let you just run the equipment, but at People at Play: The Heavy Equipment Experience you compete for bragging rights! Take on our fun and unique challenges and earn your spot on our Leaderboard! Join us as a “Heavy Equipment Operator.” Located on Florida’s beautiful Gulf Coast between Sarasota and Bradenton.

Testing out SUKUT’s newly repowered D11N with C27 ACERT engine

I’m knocking down a building. Bronx, New York. I’m running excavator Takeuchi TB1140 with hydraulic thumb.

Quick demonstration of the Mawsley Machinery Pressure Washer – MaWash

Yen Ta: KOBELCO SK200.5 – Kobelco Construction Machinery WEB: www.yenta.en.alibaba.com