Digging Storm Ditches & Driveway Culverts

I am using my Kubota B20 front end loader to cut in some new storm ditches and install culverts alongside my driveway and access roads. I made a custom tooth bar similar to the Piranha Bar out of scrap steel. It has been working very well.
Music:
Shurk - Innocent Man - / shirkofficial

[@zeebraeend]

Being dutch I know how important watermanagement is. Keep up the good work.

[@ModernSurvivalists]

Thanks for watching! Would you guys would like to see more videos like this?

[@andrewsproductions1556]

Yeah

[@thomasr8652]

When I don’t know exactly where water is running, I put a layer of lime down (not much) it will show like nobodies business.

[@ModernSurvivalists]

Interesting, I had not heard of that before. How does it help show where the water is running?

[@thomasr8652]

ModernSurvivalists lime runs easy, just follow the trail. Like a little washout, I got roads on grades, I’ll put lime down the high side. And I can see if the water is crossing the road and where without me having to be out in the rain. I use it as preventive before I start getting washouts.

[@ModernSurvivalists]

Ah now I understand. It makes it easy to see the paths the water took after the rain has ended. Thanks for the tip!