DIY French Drain Yard Drainage Solution Pole barn horse arena
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DIY French Drain | Cheap Yard Drainage Solution
Hello my name is Mike and I'm the owner operator at TC Excavating also known as Dirt Boss please leave a comment and tell me what you think!
DIY French Drain Yard Drainage Solution Pole barn horse arena
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Drain Boss!
This is so close to home, maybe we can get a follow-up during a rain event.
I thought I might sneak in 1st but happy to tune in if even last - cuz, "IT'S THE BIG GUY"!!!
Water in the right place is a good thing but a nightmare in the wrong place. You got it going where it should be going. Nice job, Keep smilin
Beautiful weekend Mike! Can't wait for the next video. Enjoy the weekend brother!
Hardcore hunter from Arkansas here.
D-Boss! I love doing under drains, I do ‘em burrito style! I use the 6’ wide gray fiber landscape fabric and the pvc only, nonetheless just use 3/4” clean cuz it’s the cheapest put pipe together and cover with the stone and fold it up soft taco style, fill ‘em up about 3” from grade with the 3/4”, another piece of fabric then put couple inches of that 80/ ton 1-1/4” river stone. Great job and you finally got the pipe lazer working…nice nice!
Gonna need a video short of that beast flowing the water now!
I bow hunt southern Wisconsin and we have some really nice bucks on camera. I’m still waiting for the big one to come by my stand.
Good luck 🤞
Very nice job looks great with those two trees out of their Make it look bigger when you pull in
Yes it does
Big time bow hunter here from NC. Loving your vids. Looking to start a small excavation biz for myself soon.
I’m from Texas J3 trucking in dirt work LLC I hunt run all over love you channel
Your channel is awesome. Thank you. I'll keep watching with my daughters to keep them stoked on machinery and dirt work.
I'm getting dizzy watching that bucket go to the RIGHT & to the LEFT. Watch it again and take note - I think it's COOL! WOW! That compactor is HOT Stuff! The outcome was good looking but man that WAS a lot of work! Another good job in the books of the "DIRT BOSS"! As we say THANKS!!!
Thanks buddy
Nice to see you, Sonny! I thought same thing about that compactor - sweet! I got a big kick out of DB telling the Mrs not to back into the equipment as she left - what a card, huh? Hopefully Red works out - Mike needs the backup.
Why did you Compact the rock on top of the pipe you want the rocks to be loose so the water can flow into the drain pipe.
@@Blox_fruit_master1 I only compacted where the traffic will be driving through and horses will be walking not along the sides of the barn.. but clean Rock can be compacted and it would not stop water flow.
You do great work....your eye for slope is spot on and the results beautiful.
Beautiful job Mike...looks like a $mil property after the DIRT BOSS is done!!!!!!
Making great use of the nice weather
Red does love that beeper.
Great job, Mike. I've been watching you for a few years, I like how you explain the dynamics of the job, scope of work, grades, etc. Your operation is somewhat similar to the company I worked for for about 20 years. We did similar work, with the exception of concrete. We're in a very competitive market here in Southern Maine, so our niche was doing jobs the 9ther guys wouldn't. We also had a materials division, gravel pit, and trucking ( 4 tri axles ). We're you have Red, maybe get a couple cheap walkie rallies like DP uses, to communicate on the job site. Keep up the great videos, they've been helping me get through my healing from a catastrophic medical issue, I can't do excavating anymore, so watching your channel helps alot, take care
That was an outstanding video, Mike. I could see a little less stress on our face having Red helping you - hopefully that continues to work out as he seems like he has initiative. I guess you'll need to start bringing your two way radios back on site! Enjoyed seeing the family, as always. I bet the Mrs appreciated you telling her not to back into the equipment, LOL. Sounds like something I'd say.
Yes I did enjoy that project more than others.. nothing like working next door!
Love your videos!!!
Bow hunter from Washington state
Thats how our house used to be to, only house for hundreds of acres , n now across the road there’s houses , I used to do a lot of hunting before my daughter was born 2012 now I still do but not as hard as I used to 🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘job looks good db
Great video Mike.
Glad to hear you will be introducing your son to hunting also.
I've had the honor of teaching my 3 sons and helping to teach my grandson to hunt over here in Wisconsin.
I can't think of a better feeling in the world.
Top Notch as always!!! Good to see your support crew (family). Sucks to hear about the quarries. Out here in my part of the Pacific NW, the quarries are keeping buys with all of the building still going strong. The supply is there and usually there is a line of trucks for the loaders to try and keep up with. Shout out to Red for giving the backup a thorough testing. :)
Well Done! Great articulation of your equipment! And love when you can get tech equipment to work right... Just when you understand the equipment, then they change it, to learn all over again:) Awesome Job!
Thanks
Watched with fascination and wondering why there is no gutters and downpipes for the water to be either saved or piped away. Then I think - hang on I live in a very dry country (bit too wet at the moment) where water is super precious, don't have so many deciduous trees or snow. Yes - this was a great way for the water to be relayed from the building - excellent video. Sorry to hear about your Dad.
I mean, the commentary is priceless - "It goes right to your stomach, I'm about to get sick." "Picks you right up and throws you down in the seat" "I just ate chicken nuggets." "Let's hope that's the last of that nonsense." "Farmer Red says it's good." This is better than any TV show!
Lol thanks I'm glad you like it!
Clean looking job when you finished.👍👍
Nice work. Always loved these kind of jobs.
Thanks
Amazing work. It turned out great.
Thanks
Great job Dirt Boss!! We could tell you were in a very good mood. Came out great and the horses will have a dry stall now thanks to Dirt Boss💪=🐴😊 Nice a Nice👍🇺🇸
Bowhunter from eastern NC representin'. Small deer. Thanks for the content.
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Mike the reverse alarm woke up the baby!!!!!😂😂 Glad to see you back on site!!!! The kids are really growing up I’m feeling old they are growing in front of my eyes and I can’t believe it!!!! Awesome job as usual I’ll be looking forward to seeing you in the next video!!!!
Thanks Henry
Lovely old job
Bow hunting operator from Big South Fork, Tennessee.
Interested episode 👍
Great job there Boss.
Awesome work Dirt Boss it looks amazing.
Nicey nice Dirt Boss !!!
Liked the way you described the job before you started, gave an insight into what you planned to do.
And you worked out how to set the slope on your laser, every day is a school day !!!
Oh, was appalled to not hear you speak a word of French either 🤣🤦♂️
Lol Agreable ah Agreable!!!!
Great job and narration as usual 😊
Western NY hunter here…there are some big ones out this way
Just got your email yeah nice!
Nice job
great video! Just ordered the tilt bucket from Diesel Equipment...
Nice did you tell Jon I sent ya!
@@DIRT-BOSS yes sir!
I'm a bow and gun hunter from Texas
Yes skinny deer but big racks
Awesome job as always bud!!
Bom dia amigo like ótimo trabalho abraço
Welcome back
Matt another fine video Good to see your family they're all doing well But I got one complaint Why do you pick Friday night football dude To launch this video Keep them coming and I'll keep a watch on them
Nice job. I'm about to French drain a horse arena. I hunt Virginia, bow, muzzleloader, & firearm, any chance I get.
you have a great eye
Great video Mike don’t be to hard on your helper
Im not
Hey Mike I was just curious with that indoor arena having a Leitchfield right next to it, how can that Leitchfield be affective.And not negatively affect the Leitchfield with all that water coming A roof that large without gutters. 🤷♂️ I’m not being any sort of way by asking that I love your content. Just surprised that a large roof like that next to a Leitchfield doesn’t have gutters on it
Yes it's not ideal having water dump into it but we are all gravel here so it must have been fine for the minimal use it gets but now it's better
great job! did you check any existing pipes water electric stuff around the barn before digging?
Of course thats 1st practice
Hey Mike did anybody ever think about installing some gutters on that building, lot of water coming off that roof.
Not sure what the snow and ice slide
Good job DB. Looks great.
Part 2 he was a good 130 I've bow hunted in Western Ohio at I think a 12-pointer there with a bow and a couple eight pointers and my first was a button buck. Now I'm a 63 year old female and it's a little tough for me to get around lately but I like doing the I have my own bobcat I want an excavator I've run an excavator turn out concrete I could write you a book I'm not going to keep going
Awesome keep pushing
Cannock UK hunting is very scarce
I checked the comments, but didn't see any info on the dump truck. Who makes them and are you finding it working out on smaller projects?
Never mind -.you did tell us the name of the dump truck - my bad for not being patient
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Another awesome video! Was the pipe going to daylight solid?
Yes
@@DIRT-BOSS Thank you for the response. I love learning from your channel.
Nice job! Does that drain pipe have holes just on the top to allow water to enter it? Thanks
Yes it is perforated it's got holes all the way around it
@@DIRT-BOSS Interesting. So some weaps and some goes all the way to the end of the daylight drain?
Excellent job well done mike, you do damn good work, Im in western Maryland, 4 an a half hoursish below you, if I lived closer it would be cool to come work with ya a few days, it's amazing what that perforated pipe will do to a wet area, works really good, thanks for sharing an I look forward to seeing the next video 💪🇺🇲🇺🇲👌
Thanks Pal
Do you not cover your drain pipes with fabric to prevent dirt plugging of the slots?
Typically no that's a reason for it a pipe to plug the filter fabric gets silted over and becomes a waterproof membrane..open trench best results
gutters on the building would go a long way to fix water problems
And add a gutter cleaning chore.
Probably a lot cheaper first option
I'll spend thousands on a French drain system instead of a fraction on gutters....
Gutters go on the sides of the building (where the end of the roof iron is located)....not the front
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Nice job. What Ohio county did you hunt in ?
Logan.. Zanesville.. Peebles
What use to cost 300 here now cost 1200 in western ky for stone
Its absolutely crazy what they're doing
I'm from Ohio Southeast Ohio down by the Ohio River big bucks just took a an eight pointer off last day of gun season we're in December now I'm going to get to Woody so I got to have another comment after this one hold on
Awesome I hunted In Peebles Adams county
@@DIRT-BOSS I'm south of that on the river just passed Wrightsville got 50 acres you ever feel like making another road trip hit me up got some big boys down here
@@kylejones2075 email me your info and some trail cam pics!
mike@tcmalbany.com
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The disadvantage of using a drainage pipe is that it will be pierced by the roots of plants and the water drainage will be disturbed. A better one is PVC pipe with gravel and PVC pipe pierced with holes
The rain pipes can be connected to it, roots have difficulty with PVC and the drainage is loved by roots
These pipes are engineered and designed for french drain systems they have it pretty much figured out
What happened to jimbo?
He Retired I guess
That riff raft has gotta be bad for the teeth on the bucket
Yeah but she loves it
You left the most important part out, showig us when you were laying the pipe underground 🤔
That's a two second thing you unroll the roll and drop it in the hole nothing technical
@@DIRT-BOSS noted👍
Your late!!😮😂👍🇺🇸
I know!!! 😆
How much??
Do you need an Estimate?
Your explanation against solid pipe was inaccurate. If you read the installation guidelines from the pipe manufacture then you'll notice self-cleaning for 4-inch corrugated-pipe is 2.8% slope, solid 4-inch only requires .78% slope to self-clean.
I live in hurricane territory so we often get 3.5-inch flash-floods & the occasional 4.5-inch flash-flood so a half-acre of impervious (soggy ground) cover requires one solid 8-inch pipe or dual solid six-inch pipes. 8-in solid self-cleaning needs .347% slope, six inch solid needs .49%.
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That’s sad! Our state is absolutely ruined with people spreading out all over hell and back!
Sorry, but Too much communication of details. Let's Dig and Diesel Creek are much better and a lot more comfortable to listen to. Nice work at the end.
Thanks for the mixed emotional comment
Beautiful job Mike. Thanks for sharing. Have a great weekend.