Conquering A Jaw-dropping 40-foot Rock Cliff: Can We Beat The Odds? Trying to build a road!
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Attempting to build an access road up a steep hill.
#steephill
#accessroad
#roadbuilding
#210excavator
#hyundaiconstructionequipment 
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Aaron: The new Uncle Si of wordology! i.e. Rockyologist! Awesome!
Dont' forget the Rocky Rock Pecker
Haha funny!
I'm sure a Bullwinkle engineer can help.
Hah Uncle So love that guy, I think you just nailed Aaron's new nickname Mr Wordology, to heck with Man Behind the Scene.
This kind of reminds me of Trailer Park Boys, Rickyisms.
Looks like you could have had Demolition Dave come up from down under and break some of that up.
I think a Jackhammer attachment would be very useful in a case such as this ...
Going down the hill is easy. But doing so in a controlled manner is the key.
Steep I'm telling you. I thought Aaron was gonna be a bowling pin. Yall stay safe and up on the tracks.
You can tell this is a very challenging project that you guys are doing. It is very entertaining to watch you guys sweat in some of it. You both are doing a wonderful job. I can hardly wait until it's done to see what it looks like. Thanks for sharing! 😊
Nice of you to give us a video while you are down in the south and Florida. This project was a doozy. Kind of scarey taking heavy equipment over that steep hill.
Square rock rolling downhill.
Hilarious comment by Arron I don't think anyone would have seen coming.
It actually was a very good observation.
You guys tackle some of the toughest challenges with determination not seen in other individuals.
There's absolutely no doubt that the property owner is 100 percent impressed with your work.
Way more challenging than pushing up a dam!! More fun to watch too! Even if we have throw you and Aaron under the bus.
This is the first video I have watched where I was so scared for your safety. You guys are scaring the hell out of this old man. Please be safe
Sliding the excavator down at the end sure shows how steep that is!
Nice start on the pond build. One thing that would be helpful is dynamite or MOAB! I know MBTS carries a lighter. If he’s brave enough to stand downhill with flat boulders rolling at him, lighting a short fuse would be a piece a cake. Definitely be a good video you all running for cover.
He knows you aren't billy goats, he just knows you are betty goats. ;)
Rockyologist!! I almost spit my coffee out! Love Aaron!
Seatbelt, you need a parachute, lol dang. Looks like you need the dynamite attachment.
There's a little bit of Billy Goat in every excavator! But, it's what we live for and HAY it makes great content! Thanks Mike & Aaron. Lee (PS: I watched Matt quote the job!)
Ah yes “climbing tree” and “falling rock” two good friends 😊
Excellent challenge for the Dynamic Duo
You and Arron take on some of the most unusual jobs and overcome any and all obstacles.
Leaving lots of happy camper property owners behind you and thousands of subscribers highly entertained.
Especially with all the hilarity Man Behind The Sillyness brings along.
When Arron is gone in his regular job most off the hilarity goes with him.
Aaron has become quite the operator. It’s been cool to see him come from totally behind the scenes to front and center on most projects.
How’s millennial doing these days? How’s his castle coming?
That little dozer sure seems to be the cats meow on a lot of the jobs you fellas do! By the way, you guys "rock", no pun intended! LOL. Keep em coming!
Yeah well Aaron just don't let one of those flat rocks nail you. Great job you guys thanks for the video Mike .
After watching some of your other videos, I believe that you are the right man for this job! You have a fearlessness about you on slopes! Be careful and best wishes.
Thanks
Thanks guys🍺🍺 Rocktologist to with diamonds, well done Aaron😂😂😂
You guys are nuts ... just let me say that up front. What a challenge !!! Aaron ... the word you're looking for of the stack of rock shooting out from the big rock formation is called an "outcropping" ... things your "Rockpeckers" couldn't destroy. LOL
Rocky Rock Peckers ! LOL ! Rockologist ! LOL Awesome.
My son has a property like this with a steep road near Ottawa Canada 🇨🇦… it makes a great Luge run for the kids in winter. They do have to pack snow 5’ high on the curved edges so that the kids aren’t launched into space . 😊
Sometimes it’s hard to change what Mother Nature put together, but you two have done a great job!
I Know what steep looks like on video, and that was steep! Good job!
Watched when Matt quoted for this job, did think then that it was going to be a real doozy. It would have been interesting to see if you could have have got the 850j up there, think though the road up that hill as well as being a little bit on the steep side was a bit loose. Looking forward to the next one. I suppose to make that slope a lot easier you could have done an Andrew C, and got someone to dynamite that hillside. You would definitely have enough material, mind you you might not have had a hill. 😂🤣👍
Aaron is a National Treasure 😂😂😂
👍Loved the part where the 210 seemed like it was sliding. Mr M provided great content for you and Aaron.
Sitting here havening my coffee watching DP waiting on the Nor'easter to hit what a way to start the day Looks like a bust of a storm here in western mass, hopefully you make out better with your prediction that the weatherman did on this storm. LOL See you on the next one. 🤠
I'm glad Jerry showed you boys where the "Full Beast Mode" button is on the dozer.
I'm split between Safety and Content if you get Crash up there.
You guys make better Scientists then Historians.
Look out, they are back once again.👍🤔
Yep was a good one guys, look forward to see if ya can shoot the gap in the next video bro. Safe travels. Ken.
What you needed was the ground penetrating radar equipped bucket on the 210 to allow you to make a full rockyological assessment of the underlying rockyology prior to attempting to cut the 4-5 feet grade discussed at the end of the day. This job has some awesome potential (for both good and bad) but with the academic talents of Aaron, you’ll do no wrong.
Don't lie DP, you and Aaron would get bored without the challenge of jobs like this! Make for great content for us as well! I love watching you two work things out like this. And I always know the end result will be what the client wants. You're just really good at what you do!
This should be good,can't wait
At 31:21; I'd call the rocks on the right, : "Twin Tips" or "Twin Ta, Ta's", ;-D
This is going to be a good one. You guys are amazing. See you tomorrow, same Dirt Channel same Dirt Station.🦇
Aaron: “You know it’s a steep hill when square boulders go rolling downhill past you!”
Mountain goats have nothing on you guys on this job, definitely a bit of a challenge but I am confident you can get it handled. Be safe gentlemen, looking forward to next vid on this one, thanks for the video, enjoyed and appreciated it.
Y'all havin' too much fun seat pinchin'! Good video once again!
I was a thinking your 210 was coming out toothless lol lots of rock 👍
Can't wait for the next installment.👍👍👍😊
Holy Crap that is steep! But I have faith in you guys you'll make it work and it will be sharp looking, Keep up the good work !
Aaron hold the camera steady I'm getting seasick over here 😂😂😂
I don’t see no rock , what you got there is point snapping smoke dirt ! Love the show cheers
Oh I have been waiting for this one! I watched Matt's bid for this job. I wondered when you did the septic system if you were going to start on it then. Be safe, both of you. Thanks for sharing this, Mike.
Can't wait to see this finished . Looks cool. Stay safe gentlemen
Down hill skiing in an excavator?new Olympic sport
For just a second or so, at about 12:55 the shadows and sun angle gave the impression that the tracks on the dozer were not moving during the push. Like it was gravity and the steepness causing the dozer to slide even with the blade down and rolling dirt.
Even with how angles of rise and fall look betraying in the camera view, this site looked like it was just a bit on the side of the camera really doesn't show what it's like.
I think also turning where about the dozer was sitting at when discussing shooting the gap. That would make for a better road because there would be less chance of a run away going down the hill in a stage format rather than one long ramp. But the trouble is, sometimes what would be ideal for the finished product is pretty well impossible with the limited tools available currently.
R3ady for the next one from that spot. Looks like my hunting ground here in S.I.
Steep enough to make excavator act like a rollercoaster is new benchmark.
Pretty country up there!
Morning Mike, and Aaron, It's good you see, again! Been missing you to here on You Tube.I haven't seen you in a while.Wanda In N E Ok
An arial POV from a drone would help to frame up the physical and geo context of what you’re dealing with
The grade is definitely coming through on camera.
As an avid ATV rider that looks kinda like heaven.
you and jelly bean are nuts
Thanks for sharing your interesting videos. Reminds me of a parcel I dreamed of buying over 25 years ago. Was about 9 acres with probably 2 additional bonus acres across the front that was at probably an 80deg angle. Would of needed a switch back just to get into the property. Was definitely cost prohibitive as a building site but looked like it would of been great fun to build the access road. Or in my case watching it getting built. The very front of the property had a creek that bordered the road and the cliff face for about 80% of the property width and was wooded. An entrance gate at the bottom of the switch back would of definitely deferred just about all door knockers and spectators. By bonus aces I mean more surface area than actual square footage. The apparent acreage that is on the hypotenuse rather than the X axis or the buried Y axis. Looking forward to seeing more of this build and how you resolve the puzzle given to you to fix. Wishing you, Arron, and your family the best.
Great video thanks Mike and Co
It's like playing skittles with rocks,Aaron the only skittle stay safe you boys always fun watching brightens up any day.
I've never seen a BIG MACHINE come down so fast. Good thing it was the end of the day, so D-P could run home and change his under-ware.
DYNAMITE!
You love doing the impossible, and we love watching it.
Awesome video. I could not track an excavator down a steep loose hill like that
cant wait to see it done. Merry Christmas. or Happy New Year maybe.
Arron needs to stick weldingology instead of rockyology. Lol 😂 😂
Thank you for another great video. Cheers
31:36 . . . a comment to make one stop and think . . . about renewable vs non-renewable energy . . .
Best team on top of the mountain here!! Way to go guys💪💪🤗🇺🇸
Good job getting it done ✅
All this rock reminds me of all the rock that Andrew Camarata hits most of the time on both of his properties. But he has equiptment to get it out and even crush it. Mike is trying but seriously, Think he is gonna need to teeth on the bucket before he gets that rock out. Dang Aaron, that is a serious drop off edge..Love Aaron's comment of, " you know it's steep when you got flat rock rolling down past ya"..
Gotta say the cameras not doing that justice..I am afraid I would have to go to the truck and change my pants... especially when a flat rock tumbles that says it all... amazing job so far looking forward to part two of this adventure. Appreciate you sharing your day with us.😎👨🔧🚜🇺🇸😇🙏🛠️
GOOD MORNING ✨️ Dirt perfect Inc business gets rocky
You need to call Andrew Camarata ! He has a lot of experience with rock !
You guys enjoy a challenge, as Aaron said, you know it's steep when flat rock is rolling down the hill, as only a true Rockyologist could have stated.
Where’s Mike Morgan when you need rock made into gravel;-)
Great job thanks for sharing
MBTS..Yes,Yeah and Yep and occasionally a Big word he pretty much go with the flow..and that's no joke😅😅
Great videos . From Texas Dan
Rocky Rockpecker! Maybe he could become the channel mascot!
Holy Schnit Mike...I'd be having another "talk" with Mr. NYA about jobs like this. Sketchy at best. 🙃
~ ROCK PERFECT ~
Hi I think because of the way you were sliding around at the beginning of the video, it might be a good idea to ask the Captain if he has a few spare anchors you could borrow ( then crash could bring them up to you ) 🙃🤣 all the best 👍🐝😊
I, for one, am curious to know how you and Andre the giant aka man behind the scenes met in the first place? Was it work related or something else?
I believe there is a podcast about that, could be wrong. 🤔
Yup your correct
LOVE AARON !! 🥰🥰
you are so smart to figure out the best way to put that road in, and make it look the best
Darn DP what’s is Matt thinking he’s thinking that you can handle anything and you have a good hand Aaron MBTS to help but this is a hell of place to put a road cause Matt knows that you will make it work the best possible way 👍😎🇺🇸 NY
The Rocky Horror Mountain Road Show. I bet you win.
You pop wheelies in Tri-axles but your afraid of a little hill! Come on?? Lol! Just busting balls ! Great work and videos.
This is shaping up to be interesting for sure, can’t wait for tomorrow.
That is some steep terrain and rocky soil. One thing about being here in low country SC, no rocks and hardly any land contour. Thanks for the video.
Billy Gaten off the hill and riding the roller coaster. It looked like today. Good video. See you on the next one.
Thats Super Cool !
Quote of the day: "You know it's steep when you have a flat rock rolling down past you!" --Aaron True Dat.
I'd love it if you would visit a logger and feature their equipment. Specifically, have them showcase a skidded. They seem to go more "anywhere" than a dozer.
A skidder...
Videos posted of that
Hard call, nice work 💯