Your thumb nail brought back memories working for a demo company. I was loading rubble with a 345 cat never failed trucks would pull up and always be to far over. after the firs round I came down from my perch and spread some rubble to narrow there pass. the loader operator came and started cleaning up. I got on the radio an told him to leave it he asked why I told him hey are like sheep you have to heard them. The radio busted with laughter. After that i was known as the sheep hearder lol
Okay, mistakes can be made. I too, once dumped a load of gravel, not my first time spreading, but my first time by myself. Did not set the chains properly. A good operator, may not like it, but he can deal with it. I could not apologize enough. He said, " don't worry, that is why I'm here." Worked a year and a half, went full blown out over the road freight hauler, then flatbed, and thirty seven years later, I am sitting here, retired watching some great videos. Where was RUclips in the seventies? The best lesson ed learned, are from the mistakes we made. If you never made a mistake, you probably haven't done anything yet? Keep em' coming, love you guys.
i did the same thing stalled right on the hill and dumped the whole load at the base of a hill .... i had to shovel awhile to be able to back back out lol it happens
I have been driving Commercial trucks for over 30 years. Tri-axle dump for the last 20 or so. I have never had the occasion to tailgate a load. I know for a fact that I would look like a rookie. Keep up the great work and videos.
Yeah I'd hate to see my first few loads...lol... It's been about 15 years since I've spread any rock with a dump truck. I'll stick to the excavator and dozer!
That grader attachment for your skid steer does a great job but I think a motor grader like the one that Chris has would be a great addition to your fleet. It would probably save you a lot of time also. Another job well done. I’m looking forward to watching the projects you have planned next. Thanks for bringing us along.
One thing I have always wondered is what is the definition of "schmozed around"? 😮😅😊 As always a big thank you for bringing us along on your adventure Mike!!!!
I love that you guys always make time for community projects or things that help the town. Have the owners of the camp ground, too, contact the closest Boy Scout office. Look into having them hold a camporee at the grounds. They usually pull in hundreds, most of which are youth and primitive camping. Have a great weekend, and take care from Fort Wayne, God Bless!
I kept waiting for MBTS to call the owl he found Michael. I remember a couple of videos back when he named the dog Michael and I laughed my head off. Great job DP and MBTS! Can’t wait for your next video.
Turned out nice, nice job of crisping up the road edges. I think the name on that white truck said Holzman, that ole boy had it together on his spreads, nice job. Thanks for the update sir.
🇮🇪☘️🇺🇸 you guys mesh tighter & tighter , I LOVE watching how much more at ease Aaron has become doing grading. You guys make a REALLY GOOD TEAM!!!! Bravo !!!! Many blessings to u both & all of yours 🙏🏼🌹
great start of the project cant wait to see when you get the rest of the campground done when they do the other stages you will have to show us the final project when it is all done
My 2 yr old great nephew is glued to the screen! He loves bull doziers & tractors & is smiling from ear to ear! Thank you for entertaining him! You have got a new fan! Much love from Henderson Ga
It's the same with my Grandsons 7&5, each night before bedtime they sit on the couch with Dad and watch one of these videos. I copy and send all Dirt Perfect, Let's Dig and C7C equipment videos.
For me this episode illustrates the day-to-day reality of the work you do - some jobs are just a real grind as the fates (and rookie drivers) conspire against you. Just got to keep the end result in mind and soldier on.
That grader attachment is the trick now and was a great investment for no more than it is needed and takes up a whole lot less storage space and easier to transport than a full sized machine-- great job guys as you two do great work 💯👍
One time I knew I wasn’t going to be on site when a rock truck came so I marked a big X in orange paint (as well as a marked the perimeter) and placed a sign on a stake in the middle that said “dump rock right here” with an arrow down. Guess what? They dumped it next to the area which blocked up the work site. So I feel your pain brother
To answer the question in the title, probably the same reason most subcontractors have that effect on me. (Don't give a "we'll be there at 8:30 on Thursday" if you mean "we'll be there some WEEK between 1:00 pm on Monday and maybe around 11:30 on Thursday, or maybe the sixth Tuesday in the month!")
Hello, I am a full time RVer. FYI on your trees you need to have 14-15’ of clearance for fifth wheel RV’s. Otherwise the roof one AC units can be damaged. Let me know if you need a camp host for the park. I would like to help if I can. Thank you enjoy all your videos. Tell Aaron HI🤠👍
Mike, that is the first time I have ever seen a grader attachement for a skid steer. Awesome, and must say you did a great job with it, as did you with the dozer. and Aaron did a great job with the roller. What the hell was the rock driver thinking when they just dumped what looked like the FULL load of rock, Right on the drainage pipe?? Dang nabbit, extra work that neither of you needed to do..One day two, at least the rock trucks got it in the correct spot, even though you had to grade it all a bit. Aaron did a great job on the video ot that grader attachment, I enjoyed seeing it. I find your videos very relaxing, when taking a break from all my genealogy research, gives my mind a break and lets me think of other options when researching...thanks again MIke & Aaron..
I always like how material spills out the sides and make a natural taper when dumped correctly. It would be nice if there was some way to make it wider. So I did some googling and saw a company that makes a wider spreader for up to 9' wide. It's an attachment that hangs off the back of the truck. A little more clunky, but it seems to work. Too bad a simpler thing could not be made. I was thinking wings that pop out of the tailgate. Some one could make a ton of money with this.
Nice job, by you two. Spreading rock is a art. Guy in my area. He could spread firwa, backward, thick or thin. He was the best ive witnessed. He got good to make tips to survive. At least all the trucks didn't dump you a pile! Lol
They can give you a bald patch at the start of the spread or a huge lump. Not as important when you don't have fabric down but makes a difference when you have fabric down. You guys fixed it up right, but that one load was bizarre. Maybe the owners nephew on his first day on the job. LOL
I truly love watching the videos. We have master DP and training dp Aaron. If it isn't perfect, we make it perfect. Great job, and the owner will have some campers before long. Nice nice looking place.
I'm surprised: No fabric under the gravel. It really works on stopping the gravel from migrating to the center of the earth! Talked my neighbor in putting it under his brand new, 1/4 mile long drive, 20 years ago, it's never been regraveled since then. Great video! Thanks Mike and Aaron! Lee
The lead trick got lost and the rest just followed the first truck . It was that drivers first day , so he didn't want to admit he was lost . Id watch for a fuel surcharge on that next invoice , just to be safe .
Dude be thankful they delivered the Rock/stone whatever you call it. It could be much much worse. Give thanks in all situations. Thanks for the video. God bless
That was some amazing rocking and a rolling.. another great job in the books... always cool to watch you run that equipment with such a high degree of skill and precision. Appreciate you sharing your day with us.😎🛠️🇺🇸🚜🛻😇
Wouldn't a Real grader be better for a job like this ? Not to much worse that a rock truck driver that dumps it in a pile instead of spreading like he should have, Mike and Aaron have once again overcome and laid down a great looking job
The pressure is on for the drivers. Ready to spread and on camera. 🤣😂 Between the first 2 spreading in from the asphalt you can see a wider tailgate opening and faster speed on one and narrower opening with slower speed on the other but end results show that both work well. The dual and super single combo on the drive axles is something I’ve never seen before. 🤔
Time to add a few heavy hauler rock trucks to the fleet? I anticipate a good learning curve on spreading gravel once my dump truck is completed.....I see piles..... Piles as far as the eyes can see 🤣. Fun video Mike and Aaron! 👍😁
Very nice looking despite the questionable spreading job...lol. But between you and Aaron's solid work you made a great save. Keep up the good work Mike.
The Day X on the Camping Place! Your building the Roads with the Gravel. Then can more Campingbus the Place use. Good Work from You and Aaron. The Camera Man make the Video very good 😉 thanks
@@BealyGood Bealyton, you're not allowed to watch Dr.DP & Mini-DP, worry about your own Rock Farm. You're always talking about your NC 'Projects,' stay in your own Government Low-Income Housing Projects.
Well, I think the rock pouring was okay overall but the areas that they just lookd dumped the piles of rock made for more work to unclog and level out. Again, another great job by the Dirt Perfect team. Have a great weekend, guys. Full-watch 👍🏽🤠 9/8/23
I get what you mean about rock trucks, I did one job ordered 400 tonnes of crushed limestone type 2, arrived on site at 07.15 in the morning and had 20 lorries lined up waiting to tip. I did say when ordering space them out through the day as traffic is bad and site is opposite a police station. Then first lorry on site went down to its axles. Stress :)
Every truck driver has to spread his first load of gravel somewhere. Every welder lays his first bead on his first boiler tube somewhere. Every operator digs his first trench in an excavator somewhere...
I've drove a county dump truck for a few months it definitely takes a minute to get used to spreading rock the first time i had to spread backwards on tar i put it down to thick and left a pile in the road had to scramble to go get the backhoe to clean up the pile the just couldn't get the bed down
Hello Mike & Aaron, I'd like to speak for the Drivers. Not all companies are equal, so the good ones assign an experienced driver out with the new guy so he knows what he's supposed to do and the bad ones meet a guy in the office with a class 1 or 3 DL and hand him keys and point at a truck and say follow those guys. So they don't know they're doing it wrong and the company sends you a bill either way.
The rock truck driver that did a Dump on the road like a pile of Chit needs to be told that is not what you asked for. It will never get fixed if you don't say anything to the Company.
My first attempt to spread gravel didn't go very well but hell everyone is not PERFECT like some certain people . Just makes for good job security for dozer operators .
Another great video. Something different. Why did the job not have aprons at the road and turning radiuses at the corners? These weekend warrior camper drivers will be well off the road in no time?
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Your thumb nail brought back memories working for a demo company. I was loading rubble with a 345 cat never failed trucks would pull up and always be to far over. after the firs round I came down from my perch and spread some rubble to narrow there pass. the loader operator came and started cleaning up. I got on the radio an told him to leave it he asked why I told him hey are like sheep you have to heard them. The radio busted with laughter. After that i was known as the sheep hearder lol
Okay, mistakes can be made. I too, once dumped a load of gravel, not my first time spreading, but my first time by myself. Did not set the chains properly. A good operator, may not like it, but he can deal with it. I could not apologize enough. He said, " don't worry, that is why I'm here." Worked a year and a half, went full blown out over the road freight hauler, then flatbed, and thirty seven years later, I am sitting here, retired watching some great videos. Where was RUclips in the seventies?
The best lesson ed learned, are from the mistakes we made. If you never made a mistake, you probably haven't done anything yet? Keep em' coming, love you guys.
Damn right
i did the same thing stalled right on the hill and dumped the whole load at the base of a hill .... i had to shovel awhile to be able to back back out lol it happens
I have been driving Commercial trucks for over 30 years. Tri-axle dump for the last 20 or so. I have never had the occasion to tailgate a load. I know for a fact that I would look like a rookie. Keep up the great work and videos.
Yeah I'd hate to see my first few loads...lol... It's been about 15 years since I've spread any rock with a dump truck. I'll stick to the excavator and dozer!
That grader attachment for your skid steer does a great job but I think a motor grader like the one that Chris has would be a great addition to your fleet. It would probably save you a lot of time also. Another job well done. I’m looking forward to watching the projects you have planned next. Thanks for bringing us along.
One thing I have always wondered is what is the definition of "schmozed around"? 😮😅😊
As always a big thank you for bringing us along on your adventure Mike!!!!
I love that you guys always make time for community projects or things that help the town. Have the owners of the camp ground, too, contact the closest Boy Scout office. Look into having them hold a camporee at the grounds. They usually pull in hundreds, most of which are youth and primitive camping. Have a great weekend, and take care from Fort Wayne, God Bless!
We did it anyway. When it was safe to do so.
I kept waiting for MBTS to call the owl he found Michael. I remember a couple of videos back when he named the dog Michael and I laughed my head off. Great job DP and MBTS! Can’t wait for your next video.
Turned out nice, nice job of crisping up the road edges. I think the name on that white truck said Holzman, that ole boy had it together on his spreads, nice job. Thanks for the update sir.
The Carbide pruning blades are great for a sawzall to make quick work of root sticking out the ground, as long as you don't try to cut rocks with it.
🇮🇪☘️🇺🇸 you guys mesh tighter & tighter , I LOVE watching how much more at ease Aaron has become doing grading. You guys make a REALLY GOOD TEAM!!!! Bravo !!!! Many blessings to u both & all of yours 🙏🏼🌹
These ' Dirt Perfect' videos of these two guys at work is one nice way to start my day.
Thanks for the coffee break Aaron and Mike.
The camp roads came out awesome and the banter continues, Great job Mike and Aaron
great start of the project cant wait to see when you get the rest of the campground done when they do the other stages you will have to show us the final project when it is all done
As a truck driver I have tried to read the minds of some excavator operators but the print is too small!😮
Mike and Aaron great job! Thanks for sharing! Kevin
My 2 yr old great nephew is glued to the screen! He loves bull doziers & tractors & is smiling from ear to ear! Thank you for entertaining him! You have got a new fan! Much love from Henderson Ga
It's the same with my Grandsons 7&5, each night before bedtime they sit on the couch with Dad and watch one of these videos. I copy and send all Dirt Perfect, Let's Dig and C7C equipment videos.
Awesome tell them I said hi
It’s crazy how good u can run that dozer. I tried it a few times in the ditches and it would always come out looking like a bmx track. Good jumps lol
Those are referred to as rookie ruts.
For me this episode illustrates the day-to-day reality of the work you do - some jobs are just a real grind as the fates (and rookie drivers) conspire against you. Just got to keep the end result in mind and soldier on.
I was looking forward to this after watching Matt bid it out for you. You did such an awesome job for this owner. Well done, you two.
Job well done! Thank you for sharing! 😊
Great job as usual. Must admit that grader attachment works very well. Thanks for sharing.
That grader attachment is the trick now and was a great investment for no more than it is needed and takes up a whole lot less storage space and easier to transport than a full sized machine-- great job guys as you two do great work 💯👍
Yeah, that grader is the Shidz. I think I know what my brother is getting for his birthday. He has a 300 acre farm.
Saw the truck from Tell City IN, I sure enjoyed working with folks there about 20 years ago on a project. what a little hidden gem down there.
One time I knew I wasn’t going to be on site when a rock truck came so I marked a big X in orange paint (as well as a marked the perimeter) and placed a sign on a stake in the middle that said “dump rock right here” with an arrow down. Guess what? They dumped it next to the area which blocked up the work site. So I feel your pain brother
I would have went around the sign too
That turned out nice. The grader attachment is a handy tool to have around. Stay safe
To answer the question in the title, probably the same reason most subcontractors have that effect on me. (Don't give a "we'll be there at 8:30 on Thursday" if you mean "we'll be there some WEEK between 1:00 pm on Monday and maybe around 11:30 on Thursday, or maybe the sixth Tuesday in the month!")
Hello, I am a full time RVer. FYI on your trees you need to have 14-15’ of clearance for fifth wheel RV’s. Otherwise the roof one AC units can be damaged. Let me know if you need a camp host for the park. I would like to help if I can. Thank you enjoy all your videos. Tell Aaron HI🤠👍
Mike, that is the first time I have ever seen a grader attachement for a skid steer. Awesome, and must say you did a great job with it, as did you with the dozer. and Aaron did a great job with the roller. What the hell was the rock driver thinking when they just dumped what looked like the FULL load of rock, Right on the drainage pipe?? Dang nabbit, extra work that neither of you needed to do..One day two, at least the rock trucks got it in the correct spot, even though you had to grade it all a bit. Aaron did a great job on the video ot that grader attachment, I enjoyed seeing it. I find your videos very relaxing, when taking a break from all my genealogy research, gives my mind a break and lets me think of other options when researching...thanks again MIke & Aaron..
Well, as usual you guys did a darn good job and the campground owner should be tickled pink with your work Mike and Arron.
I always like how material spills out the sides and make a natural taper when dumped correctly. It would be nice if there was some way to make it wider. So I did some googling and saw a company that makes a wider spreader for up to 9' wide. It's an attachment that hangs off the back of the truck. A little more clunky, but it seems to work. Too bad a simpler thing could not be made. I was thinking wings that pop out of the tailgate. Some one could make a ton of money with this.
Thank you, and have a good day.
I would make the corners a little more rounded. Crew cab with a long bed and a 40ft travel trailer, some are going to need that extra.
So confused I can make turn with 53 foot semi should be just fine
Awesome job Guys! It looks great. Can't wait to see the next phase. Great video. Keep um coming!
Nice job, by you two. Spreading rock is a art. Guy in my area. He could spread firwa, backward, thick or thin. He was the best ive witnessed. He got good to make tips to survive. At least all the trucks didn't dump you a pile! Lol
Thanks for sharing your thoughts, ideas and videos. Always interesting and entertaining. Wishing you and your family the best.
Howdy Mr. Dirt, You & Aaron did a damn fine job putting those roads in!! Thumbs up! Stay safe! Jim
They can give you a bald patch at the start of the spread or a huge lump. Not as important when you don't have fabric down but makes a difference when you have fabric down. You guys fixed it up right, but that one load was bizarre. Maybe the owners nephew on his first day on the job. LOL
Congrats on another job complete(for now) I am sure they will get you back for more. Have a great day!
I truly love watching the videos. We have master DP and training dp Aaron. If it isn't perfect, we make it perfect. Great job, and the owner will have some campers before long. Nice nice looking place.
Thanks
I'm surprised: No fabric under the gravel. It really works on stopping the gravel from migrating to the center of the earth! Talked my neighbor in putting it under his brand new, 1/4 mile long drive, 20 years ago, it's never been regraveled since then. Great video! Thanks Mike and Aaron! Lee
Absolutely wast of money here
The lead trick got lost and the rest just followed the first truck .
It was that drivers first day , so he didn't want to admit he was lost .
Id watch for a fuel surcharge on that next invoice , just to be safe .
Enjoyed your video and love seeing you and Aaron bantering back and forth. Now for some letsdig18 to see what he's up to.
If Aaron doesn't like welding anymore he sure would be a good cameraman on a movie/TV show set
Man behind the scenes action shots! 😂
Dirt Perfect tv show.
Another good watch guys. Thanks for posting. 🇬🇧👍👍👍
Dude be thankful they delivered the Rock/stone whatever you call it. It could be much much worse. Give thanks in all situations. Thanks for the video. God bless
That was some amazing rocking and a rolling.. another great job in the books... always cool to watch you run that equipment with such a high degree of skill and precision. Appreciate you sharing your day with us.😎🛠️🇺🇸🚜🛻😇
Great job guys! Beautiful piece of property!
That's a nice looking Park! Great job guy's! 👍
Wouldn't a Real grader be better for a job like this ? Not to much worse that a rock truck driver that dumps it in a pile instead of spreading like he should have, Mike and Aaron have once again overcome and laid down a great looking job
No this works awesome
The pressure is on for the drivers. Ready to spread and on camera. 🤣😂
Between the first 2 spreading in from the asphalt you can see a wider tailgate opening and faster speed on one and narrower opening with slower speed on the other but end results show that both work well.
The dual and super single combo on the drive axles is something I’ve never seen before. 🤔
Time to add a few heavy hauler rock trucks to the fleet? I anticipate a good learning curve on spreading gravel once my dump truck is completed.....I see piles..... Piles as far as the eyes can see 🤣. Fun video Mike and Aaron! 👍😁
Another quality job by D.P and M.B.T.S. You guys work well together.
Roads turned out great. Will be a good camp when finished 👍 👍
Nice work guys! Many good memories will now be made!
Good morning to you too, have a great day Enjoy!!!
The last truck load must have been a rookie of the rookies.
Forgot too set himself up before he opened the gate?😂😂😂
Nice job guys. 👍👍👍
Very nice looking despite the questionable spreading job...lol. But between you and Aaron's solid work you made a great save. Keep up the good work Mike.
I really enjoy your videos and the grader attachment is an amazing piece of equipment. Aaron is a hoot. God Bless and keep the videos coming.
Love the camera shot on the blade!..you learned that from Chris..lol..great video
Must be new to the channel welcome
Hi DP and Aaron, nice clean job guys! Jerry..UK
The Day X on the Camping Place! Your building the Roads with the Gravel. Then can more Campingbus the Place use. Good Work from You and Aaron. The Camera Man make the Video very good 😉 thanks
Taking shape,looks better and better as you go along.great video as always.y’all keep doing what your doing.👍👍👍😎😎😎
I hope you hide all that topsoil. There is a couple of blokes in NC (AKA Mr LD & Mr BG) would love to get there hands onto some good topsoil.😄😂
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Are you going to wait for the interior trim paint to be finished in the icf mansion before planting grass seed?
@@UserName-ip9lw 🤣 Soil guy is coming first week of Oct
Good morning sunshine! Best way to start my day! Much love from Henderson Ga
Great job thanks Mike and Aron
The rock trucks love Chris and me 😂
The east coast drivers have better training. Your place is looking great. Stay safe
@@brucehuff5566 Thanks
@BealyGood - Geoff - money talks! 💰💰💰
@@BealyGood Bealyton, you're not allowed to watch Dr.DP & Mini-DP, worry about your own Rock Farm. You're always talking about your NC 'Projects,' stay in your own Government Low-Income Housing Projects.
@@richparks1966 maybe you should worry about yourself
Well, I think the rock pouring was okay overall but the areas that they just lookd dumped the piles of rock made for more work to unclog and level out. Again, another great job by the Dirt Perfect team. Have a great weekend, guys. Full-watch 👍🏽🤠 9/8/23
Great job running the skid steer MBTS
Electrical can be a pain, but great video. Enjoyed watching.
Great 👍 watching again been a while looking very dry some drivers are better than overs nice weather looks hot 🔥
Rocky talkies are a great brand of radio you might want to check out! Great video!
Truck driver must have heard your comment about being a rookie!😂😂
Gotta be honest Mike I wasn't sure you were going to be able to have a good coverage over those pipes. Glad i was the one that was wrong.😅
Makes me wish i had you, letsdig18, or diesel creek come fix my driveway. You all do equivalent excellent jobs on all your projects.
That job ended up looking really good. On to the next one
Just to put the record straight DP, My previous comment was all in FUN!! Love you videos!!!
You don't put down any fabric? Just keeping the cost down I'm assuming?
Yes our dirt kinda just a wast of money
I get what you mean about rock trucks, I did one job ordered 400 tonnes of crushed limestone type 2, arrived on site at 07.15 in the morning and had 20 lorries lined up waiting to tip. I did say when ordering space them out through the day as traffic is bad and site is opposite a police station. Then first lorry on site went down to its axles. Stress :)
[28:59] With so many attachments to run, the skid-steer can handle a lot of jobs :-)
Aaron was quiet on this video 😅 looks great hope this campground is a success.
I FEEL YOUR PAIN D.P....AND THE FRUSTRATION ON THE ROCK GUYS SPREADING ABILITIES 😤😤😤
AT LEAST AARON IS IN A BETTER MOOD!😁. LOOKING GOOD GUYS
Good evening from Adelaide Australia you have done a great job on the caravan Park road
Every truck driver has to spread his first load of gravel somewhere. Every welder lays his first bead on his first boiler tube somewhere. Every operator digs his first trench in an excavator somewhere...
So Professional Both of you
Quarries here will not gate spread unless drivers are getting paid rate so if you order stone you get it in piles here unless you go get it yourself.
Looks good DP and MBTS. It seems you have done this before. Thanks again!!!
I've drove a county dump truck for a few months it definitely takes a minute to get used to spreading rock the first time i had to spread backwards on tar i put it down to thick and left a pile in the road had to scramble to go get the backhoe to clean up the pile the just couldn't get the bed down
We used to lay a lot of base with a paver.
Great video guys and the job looks nice n tidy too. Safe travels. Ken.
"The old 210": DP, what aggressive depreciation method! ;-)
I used to always tell the truck drivers “I know you’re a truck driver, just do the best you can” 😂😂
Hello Mike & Aaron, I'd like to speak for the Drivers. Not all companies are equal, so the good ones assign an experienced driver out with the new guy so he knows what he's supposed to do and the bad ones meet a guy in the office with a class 1 or 3 DL and hand him keys and point at a truck and say follow those guys. So they don't know they're doing it wrong and the company sends you a bill either way.
The rock truck driver that did a Dump on the road like a pile of Chit needs to be told that is not what you asked for. It will never get fixed if you don't say anything to the Company.
Oops newbee truck stone layers umm,Arron to the rescue,with a wee help,tis looking puchauk out 😅😅
My first attempt to spread gravel didn't go very well but hell everyone is not PERFECT like some certain people . Just makes for good job security for dozer operators .
You make it look so easy DP. MBTC is quite an asset.
Nice quick job. I agree bubba dump and Aaron could have done better on that one load 😊
C'mon Mike, ya want them to SHOW UP on time AND know how to DO THEIR JOB?! You know it's the 2020's... FP
Great video Mr Dirt Perfect and MBTS
Another great video. Something different. Why did the job not have aprons at the road and turning radiuses at the corners? These weekend warrior camper drivers will be well off the road in no time?
Wouldn't matter how wide the approach was. They still run off the edge.