WOW - that HAS been a while since you were there. It seems like it was only a few months ago - time flies when you're having fun, LOL! And you're still dry as a bone there. We finally got rain last week and it's been drizzling every day since - now that we no longer need it like we did during the summer. But it's too bad you couldn't have gotten a little from all that rain that hit N Carolina, Kentucky & Tenn - bridges out, dams breaking - it's a real mess. But anyway, this was a nice cleanup and it was hilarious watching the dogs running around like crazy while you were working.
It seems you just don’t get that happy medium of just enough moisture. Last year, I believe, you were getting a lot of rain and this year it’s really dry. It’s easier to work in dry conditions than wet but, it’s sure harder on the sinuses. Thanks for sharing with us. Great job and video Brandon.
Great job my friend 👍🏻 I didn’t know your dad had a 240 skid steer I knew he had the 8 because I seen you run it with a preparator love how you found a tire looks the leaf hanging on the fence and flapping back and forth from the wind love the dogs in the background what are hand whoppers love all the tennis ballast everywhere you should have grabbed one with the excavator and threw it for the dogs
@@eliteearthworksllc You are building your empire! I know it's a lot of work, but I'm sure the pay off when completed is worth it! I'm a fan and would recommend you sir!
Nice job! The amount of work you can do in a day is pretty amazing! Seems like you really enjoy running the 2150... is it your favorite machine to run? Thanks for sharing!👍
Man, it has been a long time since you fixed those dog lots. It seems like you had to dig up and fixed a water hydrant or something last time? I can't remember for sure. I don't know when you filmed this, but y'all are still really dry. We definitely aren't dry now since the hurricane hit us a couple days ago. Check out the videos of the Biltmore area where y'all visited a couple years ago. It has been devastated. Those poor people need some assistance badly. Thanks for sharing and be safe my friend.
I think it was in 2019 when I was there. It’s been awhile. Yes I had to fix a leak On the hydrant. Yeah it’s still really dry here this was last week. I saw some of that on the news that’s terrible take a long time to clean up and rebuild.
All that and no bee's? I was clearing a section of my property over the week end and in the first hour I got into a yellow jacket nest . Fought them off and about 7 beers later I downed a rotter apple tree and found the mother of all soccer ball sized nest. I'm an open station. Needless to say I'm done clearing till the first snow.🍻
I'm glad to see you doing something besides that house foundation. The humane society is usually a good outfit to donate to based on my experience. Before I give gifts, goods or other donations to groups, I check their records with the Secretary of State in whatever state they are located to determine what percentage of the money they receive actually goes to the cause they represent. People would probably be shocked, with some groups anyway, how little of the money makes it past the administration. How did your Dad's place turn out after cleaning up after that last storm?
Yeah glad to have some different lol! Oh yeah that can be quite interesting to find out. We never finished cleaning up at their place hopefully get back there this fall to finish it up. Appreciate you watching
Looks almost like working in a desert. I have no idea how you could grade with a toothed bucket on an excavator, None of the excavators I used had a push blade.
Yeah, another mess! Made me think of our buddy *UPSTATE BRUSH - JON" or you with the same gear - then you said STUMPS need to go too so continue on dear *BRANDON* ! Seems nothing is ever easy! Oh WOW, someone's TIRE ACCIDENTLY rolled onto that property! Thank you for ANOTHER one - *BRANDON* !
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Hey Brandon, that looks a million times better. Unbelievable how dry it is. Good rain knock some of that dust down (hopefully)
Thank you! We definitely need some rain hopefully we will get some soon. Appreciate you watching
Looks about time for new tracks on the 2150
There’s still a bunch of tread on them they are just cut up from the rocks
WOW - that HAS been a while since you were there. It seems like it was only a few months ago - time flies when you're having fun, LOL! And you're still dry as a bone there. We finally got rain last week and it's been drizzling every day since - now that we no longer need it like we did during the summer. But it's too bad you couldn't have gotten a little from all that rain that hit N Carolina, Kentucky & Tenn - bridges out, dams breaking - it's a real mess. But anyway, this was a nice cleanup and it was hilarious watching the dogs running around like crazy while you were working.
Yeah I think it was in 2019 when I was there before time does fly lol! Yeah those places have a ton of damage not good at all. Appreciate you watching
It's good seeing a different kind of project. Thanks for the video.
I agree nice to be on to something different.
It seems you just don’t get that happy medium of just enough moisture. Last year, I believe, you were getting a lot of rain and this year it’s really dry.
It’s easier to work in dry conditions than wet but, it’s sure harder on the sinuses.
Thanks for sharing with us. Great job and video Brandon.
It’s definitely all or none on the rain. Some years it’s wet others are dry lol! Appreciate you watching
Great job my friend 👍🏻 I didn’t know your dad had a 240 skid steer I knew he had the 8 because I seen you run it with a preparator love how you found a tire looks the leaf hanging on the fence and flapping back and forth from the wind love the dogs in the background what are hand whoppers love all the tennis ballast everywhere you should have grabbed one with the excavator and threw it for the dogs
Thanks! Appreciate you watching
No problem 😌
Hello Brandon, awesome job.
Thank you!
Great jOb as usual! You are great on the excavator and expert with the Skid steer!
Thanks man!
@@eliteearthworksllc still working by yourself I see! Be careful and make that money!
@@aaronburford5701 yep I probably always will 😁
@@eliteearthworksllc You are building your empire! I know it's a lot of work, but I'm sure the pay off when completed is worth it! I'm a fan and would recommend you sir!
Much better!!!
@@HankinsExcavating thank you!
Can you do a video on what all equipment you have and how you haul all of it!? I would be very interested in how you mobilize efficiently for each job
I can do. I use my tri axle Peterbilt and 25 ton trailer to move all my equipment
Few hours of time a big machine and skilled operator and property values in the neighborhood went up a bunch! Terrible dry in Nebraska also, Brandon.
Thank you! Definitely looks better to me
I remember you doing that job a few years back 🤔😂
It’s been awhile lol
Maybe? The pile could be run thru a chipper, and the material used for bedding at the shelter?
Have to make sure theres no poison ivy, etc,in it.
Yeah finding a chipper at a reasonable price is the problem. They are expensive to rent
Jurassic excavator does it again! Is the Taki excavator as much of a workhorse as the skidsteer?
Yes it is this machine is a beast! Strong and very smooth just like the loaders
Nice job! The amount of work you can do in a day is pretty amazing! Seems like you really enjoy running the 2150... is it your favorite machine to run? Thanks for sharing!👍
Thank you! Yes the 2150 is my favorite machine. I enjoy grading too but this machine is so smooth powerful it’s a blast to run.
Man, it has been a long time since you fixed those dog lots. It seems like you had to dig up and fixed a water hydrant or something last time? I can't remember for sure.
I don't know when you filmed this, but y'all are still really dry. We definitely aren't dry now since the hurricane hit us a couple days ago. Check out the videos of the Biltmore area where y'all visited a couple years ago. It has been devastated. Those poor people need some assistance badly. Thanks for sharing and be safe my friend.
I think it was in 2019 when I was there. It’s been awhile. Yes I had to fix a leak
On the hydrant. Yeah it’s still really dry here this was last week. I saw some of that on the news that’s terrible take a long time to clean up and rebuild.
@@eliteearthworksllcyep, i live nearby. It will be years. This is our new normal. Two interstates have substantial damage.
@@cathiwim oh man that’s terrible. It was a beautiful place
All that and no bee's? I was clearing a section of my property over the week end and in the first hour I got into a yellow jacket nest . Fought them off and about 7 beers later I downed a rotter apple tree and found the mother of all soccer ball sized nest. I'm an open station. Needless to say I'm done clearing till the first snow.🍻
Oh that does not sound fun. I lucked out here no bees
I'm glad to see you doing something besides that house foundation. The humane society is usually a good outfit to donate to based on my experience. Before I give gifts, goods or other donations to groups, I check their records with the Secretary of State in whatever state they are located to determine what percentage of the money they receive actually goes to the cause they represent. People would probably be shocked, with some groups anyway, how little of the money makes it past the administration. How did your Dad's place turn out after cleaning up after that last storm?
Yeah glad to have some different lol! Oh yeah that can be quite interesting to find out. We never finished cleaning up at their place hopefully get back there this fall to finish it up. Appreciate you watching
Looks almost like working in a desert. I have no idea how you could grade with a toothed bucket on an excavator, None of the excavators I used had a push blade.
It seems that way it’s dry. Oh yeah I always grade with a tooth bucket.
Is that machine that bouncy or just the filming? GREAT STUFF.
@@kidhenderson8260 it’s not really bouncy part of it is how it’s sitting and pulling stumps without the blade down it moves a little more
@@eliteearthworksllc Understood...thanks.
Yeah, another mess! Made me think of our buddy *UPSTATE BRUSH - JON" or you with the same gear - then you said STUMPS need to go too so continue on dear *BRANDON* ! Seems nothing is ever easy! Oh WOW, someone's TIRE ACCIDENTLY rolled onto that property! Thank you for ANOTHER one - *BRANDON* !
Thanks! Yeah it was a mess a for sure. Appreciate you watching