Always appreciate the videos Jesse and great job on the editing on this one. The additional work you did editing showed and made for a very smooth watch!
Like Andrew, and WHY I have been so interested in watching you both and your videos is that you take great pride in the work you do, and that you stand behind your work, and also take great pride in your name as well, since you have both worked so hard to maintain a good working reputation. I admire that about both you you and also that your parents gave you great guidance while growing up. Awesome job.. Look forward to future videos from you:-)
I added 250lbs of old cast iron railroad track pads to the rear of my NH L555. 2 pads per side. Really helped the cg of the machine with a full bucket. I can lift around a 2000lb water tote with forks as long as I move slow.
With all due respect to Andrew Camarata and of course you and your channel's viewers, for some reason I feel like if Levi's (Andrew's Lab Inspector RIP) soul woke up that morning in this dog's paws 12:53 and smelled the grass of a new day and heard the sound of your machinery and maybe thought, " What in the wold, man I can hear my friend Andrew" and that is how he ended up there with you. At least that is how I want to feel.
People have a lot of questions about french drains. That pipe he put in isnt even necessary but most guys do put it in just to direct it more. Water flows very well through that stone and stone drains works excellent for years and years. Only thing I wouldve done differently is put fabric on top before putting dirt because dirt will clog up the stone over time. Not sure why he didnt, maybe because it was so shallow he thought itd get caught in a mower?
Nice video, thank you. Just a tip: In the normal aproche the textil never in contact with the pipe. From inside : pipe / gravel stone / textil / gravel stone / land, dirt. Sorry for bad English...
Nice video Jesse. I thought the stone was a little jagged to use in that app, in that it might compact over time. But ya can't really tell on a video. If it keeps the driveway dry and keeps the yard from becoming a pond, then all is well.
Yep, the pipe can come solid, solid with holes, or perforated little slits. I like the slits with the silt sock. Let's water in, keeps the clay and roots out.
There's a school of thought that placing gravel under the French Drain (instead of laying it out directly into the dirt and placing all the gravel over or along side the perforated drain pipe) allows some water to accumulate under the drainage pipe and stagnate, drawing in roots over time, etc. I don't know whether that potential situation would matter in this situation, but wonder whether in your experience that sort of scenario should be considered when planning a French Drain installation.
the roots would be coming in through the top and either way, the water level would remain the same. The gravel acts as a backup pipe, its actually not even needed when using that filter sock
I don't remember the fixing up video of that skid steer that well and I've been away from this channel for a while but I don't remember the rubber on that machine looking so new...new tires?
You have me wondering rather than a flat ditch that will hold water but move very little without some pitch why not dig a sump at the termination four or five feet deep and pitch your ditch down to its bottom? Then you have a movement of water and if the sump is big enough it can percolate the water away at a slower pace but keeping it out of the way. It can also be filled with a drain rock if an open pit is objectionable using the soil fabric to keep fines out. About anything is better than a flat ditch growing algae.
the water table is the level of that little pond so it would just fill up to that level. I had thought about that and it would work if that wasnt the water table level
you are not even required to put gravel with that pipe and filter setup, but I put it there because Its extra insurance. so you definitely wouldn't need more fabric.
I like the way you and Andrew make movies. No unnecessary talk, just short and to the point.
He’s pro.
But also long when needed too
Short? lol not that I’m complaining
Nothing speaks better for customer satisfaction than repeat work...
Thanks for taking the time to film and include us!
That little skid steer you fixed up is a real gem.
I'd love to see it on a rainy day. Thanks for posting Jesse
Nice work! its cool seeing you use all the tools and trucks I've seen you fixup in the past.
I installed thousands of feet on my property works great, thanks for the video
I remember when Andrew used to make good videos like this. Keep up the good work Jesse.
I'm watching Jesse's stuff again for tips. You're right about the great videos Jesse makes for us to view.
Jesse , you've got a pretty good helper!!
Dog is practicing to be a city inspector- showing up with no notice!
Jesseeeeeeee 👍
Looks like a Sunday morning drive! 🚚
Always appreciate the videos Jesse and great job on the editing on this one. The additional work you did editing showed and made for a very smooth watch!
Like Andrew, and WHY I have been so interested in watching you both and your videos is that you take great pride in the work you do, and that you stand behind your work, and also take great pride in your name as well, since you have both worked so hard to maintain a good working reputation. I admire that about both you you and also that your parents gave you great guidance while growing up. Awesome job.. Look forward to future videos from you:-)
thanks Donna. house build coming up next
Good job Jesse. As always a great video. Have a great day.
Your brother is a real unsung hero…he is the best!
actually that is my friend Pat, my brother is the skinny one
Another good one. Glad to see BIGun doing his thing .yall make a good work team. Thanks for sharing.
Keeping your equipment on one side helps a ton
Hi Jesse I glad to watch your channel again
Good job Jesse. You take pride in your work.
Nice work. Peace and good fortune and good health to you and your family. 👍
I added 250lbs of old cast iron railroad track pads to the rear of my NH L555. 2 pads per side. Really helped the cg of the machine with a full bucket. I can lift around a 2000lb water tote with forks as long as I move slow.
thats good to hear, I might have to do that
With all due respect to Andrew Camarata and of course you and your channel's viewers, for some reason I feel like if Levi's (Andrew's Lab Inspector RIP) soul woke up that morning in this dog's paws 12:53 and smelled the grass of a new day and heard the sound of your machinery and maybe thought, " What in the wold, man I can hear my friend Andrew" and that is how he ended up there with you.
At least that is how I want to feel.
Looks like magic wonderful job guys
Nice job Jesse Teamwork Makes the DreamWork👊👊💪💪💪
Love your channel great job always enjoy your channel thank you
Sounds like that mini-ex could use some track rollers. Nice job Jesse.
I guess he passed, inspector left without saying a word.
I’m surprised the inspector didn’t bark order at him.
@@chchchscott1 he did but I couldn't hear him, then he deemed it not important
Oh he spoke okay he dropped Jesse a bomb(a nice turd) 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Looks like a nice day in the Catskills.
Great work! Thanks for today as well !
Good job Jesse. Wow….you’re pushing 100k subs!
Thanks for the video Jesse 👍👍
thanks for sharing
grate job thanks
Nice work Jess you always do stoned..😉👍
that guy you have is a keeper
Nice job!
And great video, loved the scene where the skidsteer left the trailer, really dynamic shot!
:-D
NICE JOB WELL DONE.
People have a lot of questions about french drains. That pipe he put in isnt even necessary but most guys do put it in just to direct it more. Water flows very well through that stone and stone drains works excellent for years and years. Only thing I wouldve done differently is put fabric on top before putting dirt because dirt will clog up the stone over time. Not sure why he didnt, maybe because it was so shallow he thought itd get caught in a mower?
Great job.
...lookin' good, keep safe..
Quick little in and out job
I have been over that bridge a few times! Its on the way into east durham! A fella i know jimmy diresta has a big shop next to the flea market.
Nice video, thank you. Just a tip: In the normal aproche the textil never in contact with the pipe. From inside : pipe / gravel stone / textil / gravel stone / land, dirt. Sorry for bad English...
Nice job Jesse
thanks
nice job
Nice video Jesse. I thought the stone was a little jagged to use in that app, in that it might compact over time. But ya can't really tell on a video. If it keeps the driveway dry and keeps the yard from becoming a pond, then all is well.
Generally washed gravel only,no fines.3/4 clear is used quite often.
Crushed 3/4 is self-compacting.
Cool,new upload
Thanks.
Hi Jesse, i wana ask you, what was the black product that you covered with the pipe?
It's a dirt sleeve .stops rubble and dirt blocking the holes in the pipe .can be bought on the pipe already or fitted afterwards
Yep, the pipe can come solid, solid with holes, or perforated little slits.
I like the slits with the silt sock. Let's water in, keeps the clay and roots out.
I thought I seen your freightliner dump truck in Port Ewen Yesterday
Jesse - by chance is the neighbor's dog related to Andrew's Cody?
They had a meeting and Cody suggested he go take a look in on Jesse
For a French drain, don’t you have to put holes in the pipe facing down ?
No expert here, but I don’t think the hole direction matters in a freedom drain. Water will move to path of least resistance.
bonjour très bon travaille comme en France le bonjour chez vous
YEE YEE OL SON
Would have been awesome to see if there was a downpour around the filming of this the drainage in action
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Hey man. Curious what model drone u film with? Thanks!
Cheers Jesse :-)
exelent done
There's a school of thought that placing gravel under the French Drain (instead of laying it out directly into the dirt and placing all the gravel over or along side the perforated drain pipe) allows some water to accumulate under the drainage pipe and stagnate, drawing in roots over time, etc. I don't know whether that potential situation would matter in this situation, but wonder whether in your experience that sort of scenario should be considered when planning a French Drain installation.
the roots would be coming in through the top and either way, the water level would remain the same. The gravel acts as a backup pipe, its actually not even needed when using that filter sock
I don't remember the fixing up video of that skid steer that well and I've been away from this channel for a while but I don't remember the rubber on that machine looking so new...new tires?
You certainly have some terrible rocky land in you area indeed !
When you drone shoot at the hilltops are you looking back toward your house??
You have me wondering rather than a flat ditch that will hold water but move very little without some pitch why not dig a sump at the termination four or five feet deep and pitch your ditch down to its bottom? Then you have a movement of water and if the sump is big enough it can percolate the water away at a slower pace but keeping it out of the way. It can also be filled with a drain rock if an open pit is objectionable using the soil fabric to keep fines out. About anything is better than a flat ditch growing algae.
the water table is the level of that little pond so it would just fill up to that level. I had thought about that and it would work if that wasnt the water table level
The dog wagged his tail so everything must have been to spec.
Watch out for them vains!
a smol video 😳
What’s a land bridge?
Something squeaks! Some fat and it's nice to hear how the machine sounds good music I think and not at hear rn
Appreciate them telling you why they're doing that.
why didn't you start at the ditch
what is the music at 8:00
its very French
Ooh, first!
You watched the video quick
@@alittlebitofeverything5090 It popped up on my screen so I clicked on it. First time I've ever seen zero views on a video!
@@bradhayworth2926 Lol I'm usually in the 100 range. Too busy with work and work lol.
TBH, I would have put the pipe in a deeper trench
cant put it deeper, then the pond water would backflow
no fabric around your stone? I saw you wrapped the pipe but the stone will clog anyway given time
you are not even required to put gravel with that pipe and filter setup, but I put it there because Its extra insurance. so you definitely wouldn't need more fabric.
How you expect it to drain and stay clear if there is no slope ?
would a better answer be to not do anything at all?
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not a fan of that black pipe...thanks 4 video. be kind.
Why not? It works great.
@@SteveDiamond19 BLACK PIPE COLAPSES....
Get rid of the music and I will watch your video!!!
hahahahahaha!
If you can figure out what I'm laughing at you'll win a million dollars.
Here is a hint it's in the first 20 seconds of the video.
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@@Billthebott ?????
He loaded skid steer properly not like when Andrew almost rolled his over and jumped off, maybe?
@@leontunnicliff1737 nope
Great job.