Having worked for both the company that supplies your logs, as well as the company that sells the wheel loader where you got the load of stone, I really enjoy watching your videos. Keep up the good content
@@shawnatkinson2086 ahhh ok…. I live in Alabama and worked for the Caterpilar dealership here for 36 years which is why I asked. Have some friends at Cleveland Brothers…
Hi Mike I live east of Lancaster Ohio about 30 miles South East of Columbus Ohio. I was thanking watching your video if your sister does not need all that dirt you should take it home and expand your wood yard on the lower level you never have enough room ever. have a great day remember God never makes a bad day.
Nothing to it really. Bell and spigot design of the pipe allows for easy assembly. Spigot end is equipped with a rubber o-ring gasket. Just install the pipe with the bell end first. Put a little backfill on it to keep it from moving them throw the section with the spigot end in the trench. Push them together with the bucket of the machine. The pipe has a mark on it to indicate "home" so that complete insertion of the bell and spigot can be verified. Some people put lubricant on the bell portion to facilitate assembly, but it is not absolutely necessary. Care must be taken to properly line up the pipe and also make sure that the o-ring does not roll out of the groove on the spigot end. It is handy to have someone guide the two sections together and watch the procedure but I install them all the time single handedly. I find that it is good to dig a small cavity in front of the bell, (bell hole) to help keep the spigot end from dragging dirt into the bell during assembly. This will foul the connection. If the pipe requires excess force to get to the "home" position, it will be necessary to take it apart and find out the problem and do a little connection pathology. It could be that the two pipes are misaligned, gasket rolled over, or debris inside the bell. Good luck!
Looks great Mike, another great job on the driveway getting rid of the hard rain destruction. Thanks for sharing, keep up the great videos and stay safe. Fred.
Absolutely love watching you with kubotas. You better get help with all fire wood. I’m from Mercer county. I was out on my b26 with grapple bucket moving saw logs out of area before heavy rainstorms it’s Sunday morning. I love my grapple bucket I can move a lot of logs and stumps. I live on 35 acres. I want an excavator badly. Just can’t swing it at moment. But it’s your fault I want one
Another great video Mike. The music was good and the quality of videography was nothing less than professional. Your friend Tom Hauss has gotten really good w his videography also, I think he's getting better w each video. I love the days both of you post, really makes my day! I would also like to say kudos to you for not saying a quote you used to say a lot - "I'm not a professional, but..." because you really are a professional w every piece of equipment you have. It really is a joy to watch a pro use and take care of his equipment. As always, thank you for sharing this awesome REAL content, just so you know, I have a big smile on right now!👍🚜❤🇺🇸🇺🇸
Good morning from Upstate South Carolina. Life is great when you have the right tools for the job. Have another productive day. Who sings the opening song?
Another great video Mike. We loved the music, my wife added it to her play list. Finally getting a little rain here, hoping it keeps our corn going thru this next week. 100 forecast for the next week.
Well done! Very nice job indeed, you certainly have a superb skillset. Enjoy watching your channel, I am constantly learning a lot from you all on how to do these projects. Nice too that you all help out your family and friends so much. Very admirable trait! Press on!
Now you got plenty to keep ya busy, but it's what you like to do. Just don't get too hot. Here in Oklahoma we've been dealing with no rain over100° heat everyday. Can't do anything!
I really understand how much you enjoy playing with all your toys. I also enjoy watching all the different projects you get involved with. My question is, are all these projects actual needs, OR, are they just really great excuses to get more seat time with your toys. Whatever the reason, I really enjoy watching. James Wester from Phenix City, Alabama.
Nothing like the right machine in the hands of a skilled operator; a job well done Mike are you saving some of the dirt pile to level the drive after rains and compaction???
What I like is a 2A and finer mix layered down {Limestone} and it crushes in and seals. Then 2A rock on top after a week or two. Roadbase and surface .
Amen Country music, I Thank The Lord! Bless you Brother. Some people don't know that the inside of that conduit is smooth, first one I got I thought it was corrugated inside. Thankfully now I have a crossing over the ditch. I sized it relying on the county engineers sizing it correctly up stream, 30". I get lucky that way sometimes, but don't always rely on that...
That pipe can come as single wall or double wall. The single wall is courrugated inside and out. Don't get that kind because it is weak and the roughness inside can restrict flow thru the pipe and cause debris to build up inside the pipe. You get what you pay for.
Good morning Morgan family ☕️ happy Sunday… vacation part 1 is coming to an end, leaving Cape May NJ onto vacation part 2 Niagara Falls NY estimated arrival time 6p… have a blessed day
If you still have any of the rocks/ boulders that you used for landscaping around your driveway left you could use them to build a little catch basin at the inlet of that pipe. Just a thought since you get so much water rushing thru there sometimes.
Love the videos...Thanks for all the hard work you put in. However, my OCD is getting the best of me and it says you need to update your equipment list above. No Skidsteer and no Bluford the dump truck.....🙂
I watch your channel regularly and with pleasure , i like your honest and natural way ! Greetings from Munich , Bavaria , here the world celebrates Öktoberfest ! Good luck and have a nice day .
what do you do for head wall and end wall we use stone for end wall and bag cement for a head wall stops wash outs at the front of the pipe just a thought
Hey Mike. I think you may have covered this but what is the comparison of time involved and profit margin of cutting your own wood and buying and processing those firewood poles when selling by the cord.
Greetings! I really enjoy watching your videos, you have a wholesome channel that I appreciate. I was going to suggest matching your ditch bottom with the bottom of the pipe so as to prevent rock, dirt and leaves from eventually clogging up the pipe. Have a Great Day!
Not sure if you’ve ever heard of this but I was always taught to put the native dirt back in with the culvert you get less freeze Thawing action maybe in western Pennsylvania it doesn’t freeze that hard I don’t know I’m from Vermont
If you think those 16-inch pipe are expensive try buying the 36-inch road tile like that. We bought a hundred feet of it to go under a paved road and it was 7 thousand dollars and I picked it up and transported it myself.
Most fail to get adequate fall in their culvert pipes and they silt in. The plastic may be an improvement over metal (which fails eventually) The recommended fall for the pipe to be self cleaning is 4 % if one does not have enough fall a clarifying basin can be put on the high side of the culvert to collect debris prior to the culvert The basin is usually lined with old brick or block and large enough to periodically be cleaned w a square point shovel. Most place a grate over the top of the basin and have the elevation of the culverts bottom a couple of inches above the bottom of the basin. Also if one ever contemplated paving have 4” of stone compacted over the culvert.
As is often the case, I was sitting here thinking "what's he up to, what is going on?" and then it all comes together. If there was a local trailer reversing competition I think Mike would be a top contender if not the winner. Good that whenever doing something, to improve it rather than just maintain it.
I would call that a tremendous success !! Good job, Mike !! Where was your Foreman on this job ? Hopefully, she signed off on the project !! Tee Hee !!
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Having worked for both the company that supplies your logs, as well as the company that sells the wheel loader where you got the load of stone, I really enjoy watching your videos. Keep up the good content
Did you work for Cleveland Brothers?
@@jeffclarke4720 Highway Equipment at one time
@@shawnatkinson2086 ahhh ok…. I live in Alabama and worked for the Caterpilar dealership here for 36 years which is why I asked. Have some friends at Cleveland Brothers…
Can’t beat using the right tools for the job! 👍
Quite a logging operation the yard has turned into . Too bad you don’t have a quarry on your property. Sunny 😎 Sunday to everyone.
Great log unloading music, good morning from Tennessee.
Could you imagine trying to dig that by hand. Looks good that will help your sister out a lot when the heavy rains hit western PA.
like a man who knows what he's doing and how to do it good job MIKE
GOOOOOOD
SUNDAY MORNING EVERYONE OUT THERE IN OWTM LAND!!!
Good morning Jack ! 😸😺
@@badcat4707 good morning Bad Cat
As always, it’s great to watch you in action, thanks
That log stacker is a neat machine!!!
I like that one too. Where did he get it installed?
Nice job Mike. Always taking care of family. Stay safe.
I love the move pushing the dirt in the trench forward with the bucket as the KX moves forward.
Great video Mike!, you did a good job getting the pipe in!. Its rained here all day!.Morgans good day!.
Hi Mike I live east of Lancaster Ohio about 30 miles South East of Columbus Ohio. I was thanking watching your video if your sister does not need all that dirt you should take it home and expand your wood yard on the lower level you never have enough room ever. have a great day remember God never makes a bad day.
Great job Mike you sure have alot of fun working with all that machinery
No one man should be allowed to have as much fun doing work as you do Mike :-)
I was hoping to see the coupling of the two pipes !
I was wondering about that too!
Nothing to it really. Bell and spigot design of the pipe allows for easy assembly. Spigot end is equipped with a rubber o-ring gasket. Just install the pipe with the bell end first. Put a little backfill on it to keep it from moving them throw the section with the spigot end in the trench. Push them together with the bucket of the machine. The pipe has a mark on it to indicate "home" so that complete insertion of the bell and spigot can be verified. Some people put lubricant on the bell portion to facilitate assembly, but it is not absolutely necessary. Care must be taken to properly line up the pipe and also make sure that the o-ring does not roll out of the groove on the spigot end. It is handy to have someone guide the two sections together and watch the procedure but I install them all the time single handedly. I find that it is good to dig a small cavity in front of the bell, (bell hole) to help keep the spigot end from dragging dirt into the bell during assembly. This will foul the connection. If the pipe requires excess force to get to the "home" position, it will be necessary to take it apart and find out the problem and do a little connection pathology. It could be that the two pipes are misaligned, gasket rolled over, or debris inside the bell. Good luck!
@@davidmorse8432 thanks make sense.
Looks great Mike, another great job on the driveway getting rid of the hard rain destruction. Thanks for sharing, keep up the great videos and stay safe. Fred.
Thanks 👍
Morning all from Sunny Ontario
Into the 90's today...
Lets take a look at what Mike's up to...
Pete from Canada 🇨🇦
I like your opening tune.
Absolutely love watching you with kubotas. You better get help with all fire wood. I’m from Mercer county. I was out on my b26 with grapple bucket moving saw logs out of area before heavy rainstorms it’s Sunday morning. I love my grapple bucket I can move a lot of logs and stumps. I live on 35 acres. I want an excavator badly. Just can’t swing it at moment. But it’s your fault I want one
ANOTHER GREAT DAY MIKE!!!! GOD BLESS YOU ALL!!!!!!!
Nice job on the driveway. I'm sure your sister will appreciate it greatly. It's gonna be really nice.
Some of the left over rock you have from the landscape project around the shop would be great for the mouth of the pipe.
I never realized how close you guys live to me!
Lookin Good!!
That pipe is handy and easy to work with!!
Keep Smiling On!!
😀👍👊
I grew up by the Roanoke river. That song touched me. Nice song man!! Ghosts of Liberty!
Good morning to all from SE Louisiana 17 Jul 22.
Another great video Mike. The music was good and the quality of videography was nothing less than professional. Your friend Tom Hauss has gotten really good w his videography also, I think he's getting better w each video. I love the days both of you post, really makes my day! I would also like to say kudos to you for not saying a quote you used to say a lot - "I'm not a professional, but..." because you really are a professional w every piece of equipment you have. It really is a joy to watch a pro use and take care of his equipment. As always, thank you for sharing this awesome REAL content, just so you know, I have a big smile on right now!👍🚜❤🇺🇸🇺🇸
Awesome job Mike!
Another great video and the music you played was very enjoyable. Wish I new the name of the song.
Good morning from Upstate South Carolina. Life is great when you have the right tools for the job. Have another productive day. Who sings the opening song?
I like the change in music, really nice, thanks!
Another great video Mike. We loved the music, my wife added it to her play list. Finally getting a little rain here, hoping it keeps our corn going thru this next week. 100 forecast for the next week.
Well done! Very nice job indeed, you certainly have a superb skillset. Enjoy watching your channel, I am constantly learning a lot from you all on how to do these projects. Nice too that you all help out your family and friends so much. Very admirable trait! Press on!
Now you got plenty to keep ya busy, but it's what you like to do. Just don't get too hot. Here in Oklahoma we've been dealing with no rain over100° heat everyday. Can't do anything!
LOVED the intro music!!!
I have said it many times. Your excavating skills amaze me!
I really understand how much you enjoy playing with all your toys. I also enjoy watching all the different projects you get involved with. My question is, are all these projects actual needs, OR, are they just really great excuses to get more seat time with your toys. Whatever the reason, I really enjoy watching. James Wester from Phenix City, Alabama.
Excellent job Mike.
Great song Mike. Downloaded before it ended. Great subject as I have been contemplating this for the daughter Emily and son-in-law Billy. Thank!
You can bring the mini over to mine house , I have about 20-25 stumps to dig out
Nice job Mike
LOL! "Hopefully"......my famous last words before...."I'm sorry, I didn't mean to do that".. Great job buddy. Greetings from an Old Jarhead in WNC
Mike you do awesome work keep up the good work would love a few of the toys u got o have a few but man very cool
Very nicely done. That pipe looks pretty rugged for heavy traffic/trucks.
Looks great Mike, that should help a lot!
Love your Music Selection Mike. Thank you for sharing.
Love the battery powered DeWalt sawsall
Good Job Mike... Going to get hot this week.. 100+ Stay cool..
Who needs cable when we've got you guys to watch, Mike?! Btw, great music!
Nothing like the right machine in the hands of a skilled operator; a job well done Mike are you saving some of the dirt pile to level the drive after rains and compaction???
Good one Mike, take care
Another great video: Great tunes, minimal talking, not hawking merch.
Good morning everyone 😊👍🌎🌞😊
Good morning!
On A Regular Residential Area You Would Use Two 20 Foot Stalks Of Pipe For The Roadway And Ditches To Work Out Right.
What I like is a 2A and finer mix layered down {Limestone} and it crushes in and seals. Then 2A rock on top after a week or two. Roadbase and surface .
Great job Mike!!!
Excellent job again Mike!
Amen Country music, I Thank The Lord! Bless you Brother. Some people don't know that the inside of that conduit is smooth, first one I got I thought it was corrugated inside. Thankfully now I have a crossing over the ditch. I sized it relying on the county engineers sizing it correctly up stream, 30". I get lucky that way sometimes, but don't always rely on that...
That pipe can come as single wall or double wall. The single wall is courrugated inside and out. Don't get that kind because it is weak and the roughness inside can restrict flow thru the pipe and cause debris to build up inside the pipe. You get what you pay for.
@@davidmorse8432 Thank you, hopefully I'll never need any again.
I like 2RC even better if you can find it! thats sounds like some Starkey and Hutch background music. I might be old haha
Another fun day outdoors!
Great job Mike….. nice music lately too
Good morning Morgan family ☕️ happy Sunday… vacation part 1 is coming to an end, leaving Cape May NJ onto vacation part 2 Niagara Falls NY estimated arrival time 6p… have a blessed day
If you still have any of the rocks/ boulders that you used for landscaping around your driveway left you could use them to build a little catch basin at the inlet of that pipe. Just a thought since you get so much water rushing thru there sometimes.
Great job Mike 👏 👍 👌.
Love the videos...Thanks for all the hard work you put in. However, my OCD is getting the best of me and it says you need to update your equipment list above. No Skidsteer and no Bluford the dump truck.....🙂
Looks great Mike…!
I watch your channel regularly and with pleasure , i like your honest and natural way ! Greetings from Munich , Bavaria , here the world celebrates Öktoberfest ! Good luck and have a nice day .
Great video!
Good job! One question: why do we need limestones in the culvert please? I think the dirt is good enough. Thanks!
what do you do for head wall and end wall we use stone for end wall and bag cement for a head wall stops wash outs at the front of the pipe just a thought
Good after-morning Hunter 😸😺 and family and friends 😸😸😺 / ❤❤❤ that opening song !👏👏👏👏😸😺
nice work!!sis loves you for it!!!
Hey Mike. I think you may have covered this but what is the comparison of time involved and profit margin of cutting your own wood and buying and processing those firewood poles when selling by the cord.
Good song
Thanks for replying
Wish I could back a trailer like that.
Greetings! I really enjoy watching your videos, you have a wholesome channel that I appreciate. I was going to suggest matching your ditch bottom with the bottom of the pipe so as to prevent rock, dirt and leaves from eventually clogging up the pipe. Have a Great Day!
MORE FIRE WOOD!...Roads are looking good!... thanks 4 video. be kind.
Looks great Mike 🇺🇲
Not sure if you’ve ever heard of this but I was always taught to put the native dirt back in with the culvert you get less freeze Thawing action maybe in western Pennsylvania it doesn’t freeze that hard I don’t know I’m from Vermont
If you think those 16-inch pipe are expensive try buying the 36-inch road tile like that. We bought a hundred feet of it to go under a paved road and it was 7 thousand dollars and I picked it up and transported it myself.
Recently I purchased a 20' joint of 60" ADS , HDPE. --
$3,000. And that was after shopping around awhile. Normally $4,500, yikes!
Ouch!
2A limestone and Mike Morgan are like baseball and Cracker Jacks
MD blue crabs and Natty Boh 😉.
Outstanding job mike,you got of fire wood to cut now I see
The biggest difference between men and boys is the price of their toys! Mike really likes his toys.
Most fail to get adequate fall in their culvert pipes and they silt in. The plastic may be an improvement over metal (which fails eventually)
The recommended fall for the pipe to be self cleaning is 4 % if one does not have enough fall a clarifying basin can be put on the high side of the culvert to collect debris prior to the culvert The basin is usually lined with old brick or block and large enough to periodically be cleaned w a square point shovel. Most place a grate over the top of the basin and have the elevation of the culverts bottom a couple of inches above the bottom of the basin.
Also if one ever contemplated paving have 4” of stone compacted over the culvert.
Good job Mr Mike
Great video
Do you buy stone in your dump trailer at a quarry or at a landscape yard?
Looking good mike👍
no rip rap or other armament on the inlet/outlet?
Hi Mike, great video as usual. How do you join the pipes together so they are one continues pipe with no gaps?
Has a Bell end on one end
As is often the case, I was sitting here thinking "what's he up to, what is going on?" and then it all comes together. If there was a local trailer reversing competition I think Mike would be a top contender if not the winner. Good that whenever doing something, to improve it rather than just maintain it.
Hello! 🙂
Great video mike Morgan 👌🏻💯✌🏻💚🌱
Will the culvert be strong enough and not get crushed when the heavy truck goes over it?
I would call that a tremendous success !! Good job, Mike !! Where was your Foreman on this job ? Hopefully, she signed off on the project !! Tee Hee !!
Good job Mike. 👍👍👍❤️
Hey from Chris and Chelsey from Chris's corner you tube channel. Carrollton Ohio
Mike at 5:51 their is a tree that is over were your working, ya might want to take it out, it's leaning a lot.
Purdy music ❤