Now We Know Why The Pond Leaked

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  • Опубликовано: 2 фев 2025

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  • @OneEyeCustoms
    @OneEyeCustoms Год назад +23

    Ohhhhh I’m so excited, MORE DIRT WORK!!!!

    • @DDL2728
      @DDL2728 Год назад

      Ahahahaha!! Time to get busy, Neighbor Doug!! 👍

  • @giovannifiorentino8947
    @giovannifiorentino8947 Год назад +2

    Adam, I suggest you shoot sod with mulch that back fill by the house before it starts raining and avoid erosion of the slope. It’s amazing how efficient it is moving dirt when the operator is one with the machine! Very well put together video. Ralph could link his business to this video to promote his work if he even need to.

  • @stevedoty5841
    @stevedoty5841 Год назад +3

    Watching many pond built I was thinking in the beginning there was “no” clay base. Glad you have realized this and getting that much needed clay. Am enjoying the rebuild of your pond.

  • @foreverbrownsfan
    @foreverbrownsfan Год назад +25

    Your perseverance is to be admired! I’m already visualizing that pond filled to the brim (or at least to the stand pipe).😉 Happy Independence Day! 🇺🇸

  • @robertgiguere7137
    @robertgiguere7137 Год назад +2

    One thing about you and Doug, you both leave me wanting more. Great video. I even want to watch you pick up all the rocks that are exposed and that rolled down your new hill. 🤣😆🤣😅😎

  • @TekedixXx
    @TekedixXx Год назад +1

    Honestly the best part of this project is getting front access to your home. Looks great, and doesn't make you feel like you're going to fall off your front porch!

  • @RebekahTOUCHEDBYYARN
    @RebekahTOUCHEDBYYARN Год назад +9

    That was absolutely amazing to see them. Doing that work on your pond. Thank you for letting us follow along with you.

  • @SpicerDesignsLLC
    @SpicerDesignsLLC Год назад +3

    Thats some great progress for one day. Holy sh@$ thats a lot of dirt. Nice work on the drone shots.

    • @HometownAcres
      @HometownAcres  Год назад +1

      Yeah. All that in about 6 hours. These guys move

  • @joesixpack8305
    @joesixpack8305 Год назад

    I can sense your resolve in fixing this damn pond once and for all. You wont find me shooting any arrows at you because I'm pretty sure I wouldn't have done any better. Git-r-done and move on. Fun to watch this project.

  • @jphickory522
    @jphickory522 Год назад +2

    I’d keep putting more fill, on that slope by the house, to greatly reduce the slope % and make it where you can mow it. Looks like it will require a lot more fill to accomplish that.

  • @BrianPhillipsRC
    @BrianPhillipsRC Год назад

    Looking good! Can't wait to see it through to fruition!

  • @lifeonmttammanyridge2565
    @lifeonmttammanyridge2565 Год назад

    Pond is coming along great. How ever I do have one concern about the fill project in front of the house. A year or so ago Captain Kleeman had a problem with his pond dam. The embankment was sliding down the hill because he didn’t take the time to scrape off the grass
    And top soil before tracking in the new layer of dirt. He had found out that as the grass began to decay it turned into
    A greasy layer and allowed the hill to slide away. I apologize if I’m coming across as being an armchair hero that is not my intention it’s just something that I have noticed if you or your contractor have a rebuttal I’m sure we’d all be happy to hear it.🙂👍

  • @joshb-8810
    @joshb-8810 Год назад +2

    Adam, it’s great to see how much your style of editing has changed. Your delivery, format, and engagement with us, the viewers, is top notch. Keep up the great work!

  • @williamlinder5180
    @williamlinder5180 Год назад

    You could still add a very nice deck for a entertainment area overlooking the pond.

  • @SkylineAcresVA
    @SkylineAcresVA Год назад +5

    The area around the garage looks great! I hope this seals the pond for you and you can be done once and for all.

  • @RailheadRanch
    @RailheadRanch Год назад

    Wow. The front of your house turned out great.

  • @PurpleCollarLife
    @PurpleCollarLife Год назад

    It’s great to have that extra dirt available at the Woodyard expansion project. Pond will be so much better this time around.

  • @PineyGroveHomestead
    @PineyGroveHomestead Год назад

    Good work and good camera angles! We need a grading bucket for our mini! Tractor Hard! 🚜💪!

  • @genesispuredeaf2390
    @genesispuredeaf2390 Год назад +19

    Congratulations on your recent move to be a full time content creator. Not sure if you intended it all along but your style in capturing, presenting, and documenting your projects has been at a high, if not professional level all along. Some of your early videos showed you playing with different formats of illustrating viewpoints of what you captured and creating unique perspectives.
    IMO you have a catalogue of topics that you can market to your new subscribers so a recommendation is to make comments from time to time letting them know the earlier content is sitting there if they want to see “what happened before”. This is best when doing topics in a playlist so a person can hit all the pond videos which includes the design, build, playtime, heartbreak, remedies, and final solution. Likewise if you have woodcutting equipment that you are reviewing or doing trials whether they be proof of concept or marketing trials before actually taking ownership. I suspect that you could negotiate the manufacturers ability to use those videos (on your site) in ways profitable or cost reducing against a purchase. Likewise, you could have special ones that are produced/edited uniquely for them which are not on your site but could include a cross pollination pointer to other interesting content on your site (to grow your subscriber base).
    One more thing….now that you are full time, I strongly recommend that you find relevant manufacturers to visit and tour which fit into the area of interest for those people (myself included) who love to go along for the ride. It doesn’t hurt to visit other RUclips channels where cross pollination creates a rising tide where all boats get a rise.

    • @haroldphipps3457
      @haroldphipps3457 Год назад +1

      Very well said !!
      Agree 💯 %!!

    • @danielchambers1958
      @danielchambers1958 Год назад +1

      Great advice . . . I will apply it to my channel as well . . . thanks for spelling out the logic behind your statements.

  • @haroldphipps3457
    @haroldphipps3457 Год назад

    What an amazing use of that "extra" material.
    Superb transformation for the front of the house/garage !!

  • @billh2735
    @billh2735 Год назад +4

    Wow Adam! You guys really moved a lot of material. It looks like you have the right guy for the job with the right equipment finally. I'm sure the finished product will be great and exactly what you wanted. Bill H from Cranberry Township

  • @henrymorgan3982
    @henrymorgan3982 Год назад

    That pad next to your house will make a great outdoor lounge area overlooking you pond. Good job all around!

  • @guychapman4037
    @guychapman4037 10 месяцев назад

    Good on you man! I watched a few of your video's. Right on man. You're giving me some more energy to finish my projects. We building two homes in Costa Rica on the Nicoya Peninsula. Its been such a challenge. Two steps forward, 5 steps back. Nothing moves in a straight line here. They say "Pura Vida", but that really just means "góod enough" Thanks again for the motivation.

  • @ClintsHobbiesDIY
    @ClintsHobbiesDIY Год назад +1

    Very good Adam. Big difference in front of your house.

  • @JasperFromMS
    @JasperFromMS Год назад +1

    Sunbelt are great people. That company did great things for Mississippi after Hurricane Katrina, sadly most people will never know.

  • @l.j.b9863
    @l.j.b9863 Год назад +2

    Fingers crossed 🤞 for you that the pond works out perfectly. Some of those drone shots were awesome. It's human nature we take things for granted. You have an absolutely beautiful property which most of us could only ever dream of owning. Appreciate it every day and most importantly enjoy it and make memories with your family. Can't wait for the next video.

    • @HometownAcres
      @HometownAcres  Год назад +1

      Thank you very much. We are very greatful

    • @genesispuredeaf2390
      @genesispuredeaf2390 Год назад +1

      @@HometownAcreshah ha….it’s spelled grateful, unless you mean something else.

  • @adirondackwoodsman
    @adirondackwoodsman Год назад

    Glad you found the issue! It’s coming along nicely

  • @joylynnburkhardt3202
    @joylynnburkhardt3202 Год назад

    I love when you use the drone! The bird’s eye view gives us a great perspective!

  • @petejones5488
    @petejones5488 Год назад

    Just my 2 cents on the sidewalk in front of the garage to the patio to the other deck I would pour a huge patio/sidewalk all across that area, then the hill I would put rock on it so I would never have to mow or worry about it. Looks good, good addition to the addition

  • @MartynFrost
    @MartynFrost Год назад

    Good effort reusing the waste. Is it worth utilising the sheep’s foot compactor on the front path area to help with subsidence. Second thought is compact the wood area to set your self up a hard work pad.

  • @harleyjetdriver1957
    @harleyjetdriver1957 Год назад +12

    Happy Fourth of July Adam, to you and your family! Good luck with the pond!

  • @randalltaylor3448
    @randalltaylor3448 Год назад +4

    Happy Independence Day, Adam, to you, your family, and your subscribers! Great video. So much progress has been made with the right equipment!

  • @davesmith8936
    @davesmith8936 Год назад

    Wow! Your new sidewalk base turned out GREAT ! ! !

  • @jeffweber8244
    @jeffweber8244 Год назад

    I have a large 15 yr old pond, supposedly limestone-bottomed. This is all very interesting to me. I'm no expert on the topic, but your approach looks well-researched and solid. Best of luck.

  • @bigbluegpr
    @bigbluegpr Год назад

    Sorry that you had the problems with the pond Adam, but am glad to see that you've got it figured out. Looking forward to seeing it full!

  • @leonshomegrown
    @leonshomegrown 11 месяцев назад

    That worked out well for around the house. Well done mate. 😊😊😊

  • @montymc450
    @montymc450 Год назад

    Great production. Music rocks... video never boring. Too good thank you

  • @cgsoutdoors_professor3883
    @cgsoutdoors_professor3883 Год назад

    Keep plugging away - good times ahead!

  • @goodness-mercy
    @goodness-mercy Год назад

    GOOD FOR YOU!!!!! AWESOME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  • @njonebale7889
    @njonebale7889 Год назад

    Hometown!…looking good, front of the house draped out nicely…shame you sold all that topsoil from the start of the pond…but oh welp!…you’ll come across more one day….you got a solid twofer!…jeez…a threefer! Great video!

  • @davidbarnes5953
    @davidbarnes5953 Год назад +1

    Nice video, I think deeper is better for the health of the pond.

  • @danl.909
    @danl.909 Год назад

    Nicely done video of an interesting project. Thanks.

  • @blakeroni
    @blakeroni Год назад +1

    Big thumbs up for Ralph! You'll get the pond back and hopefully we can do our part to help by watching these videos and the ads! Haha

  • @andrewsamanthamadison3320
    @andrewsamanthamadison3320 Год назад

    Smart move repurposing that dirt!! My 1 year old the whole show “tractor”! Every piece of equipment is tractor to him! Looking good dude!

  • @fabioforni5722
    @fabioforni5722 Год назад

    Your getting very good at using your machine. Hope your pond repair works out well

  • @johnelliott6738
    @johnelliott6738 Год назад +1

    Really enjoyed this video, Adam. The machinery in action is therapy plus the pond & lawn improvement. Enjoy our Independence Day!

  • @texmexbbq7085
    @texmexbbq7085 Год назад +1

    Brilliant camera work and music. Awesome stuff Adam. You always do the right amount of fast forwards and aerial drone views for the viewer - and are awesome with camera placement.

  • @newnatureadventures
    @newnatureadventures Год назад

    Adam, consider adding bentonite to your 1’ of clay if you can get it while your pond is dry. It’s an extra sealant to be sure. 1’ of clay doesn’t give you a lot of extra margin. Bentonite can help seal that up tight while dry.

  • @jeffrussell2337
    @jeffrussell2337 Год назад

    Like all the dirt work you did. The front of the house looks great.

  • @kentcorbett5436
    @kentcorbett5436 Год назад

    Great to see the pone moving ahead

  • @blueheeler2053
    @blueheeler2053 Год назад +1

    Excellent video Adam, one of the best so far. Your production skills have gone to another level since going full time. Happy 4th!

  • @billobermeyer660
    @billobermeyer660 Год назад +3

    Loved all the camera angles and great footage in the video, Adam. Glad you were able to use the fill dirt in the house and garage area, and now you have plenty extra in reserve for another project. Happy 4th of July to you and your family!!🎉

  • @billybike57
    @billybike57 Год назад

    Great dirt work!

  • @mitchjones2821
    @mitchjones2821 Год назад +1

    Always jealous of that beautiful shale you guys get for fill. Nice progress

  • @robertmartin3367
    @robertmartin3367 Год назад +2

    Do not be surprised if the drain piping from the garage pulls apart and fails after a few years when the dirt settles.

    • @probablynot1368
      @probablynot1368 Год назад

      I wondered what those white pipes were at 10:49.

  • @marlene7832
    @marlene7832 Год назад

    This was a GREAT video. Really enjoyed it. The back/side of your house looks great. I know you will have green grass covering that whole area with a nice sidewalk down the side of your house in no time. Everything you do to improve your property is first class. Keep up the good work!!!

  • @woodtimesinthe207
    @woodtimesinthe207 Год назад

    I’m sure have enjoyed all of the pond videos and updates!! Keep up the good work Adam!

  • @johngrossbohlin7582
    @johngrossbohlin7582 Год назад

    I like the notion of the walk around the front of the house. However, the soil looks too high relative to the house. The top of the house foundation/slab should be at least 8" above grade to keep the house dry.

  • @mr.shannon6137
    @mr.shannon6137 Год назад

    Another great video, thanks for sharing. Have you considered seeding and strawing to prevent erosion? Possibly a retaining wall?

  • @Spicytacotruck
    @Spicytacotruck Год назад

    Love some good ole fashioned dirt work! Looking great!

  • @francoislaplante3184
    @francoislaplante3184 Год назад

    Great video 👍

  • @jimwiskus8862
    @jimwiskus8862 Год назад

    That was such a great video Adam! You will have that looking perfect in no time. See you in the next installment.

  • @billbrearton275
    @billbrearton275 Год назад

    Definitely can tell your outside more this year than yrs past

  • @fricknjeep
    @fricknjeep Год назад

    hi there good show john

  • @enwinn
    @enwinn Год назад

    Awesome effort. Looks great. I would be tempted to terrace that fill slope.

  • @greggmcclelland8430
    @greggmcclelland8430 Год назад

    cool update. the house is looking good.

  • @Bamacountry88
    @Bamacountry88 Год назад

    That looks really good! 👊🏻

  • @jerrygoggins5663
    @jerrygoggins5663 Год назад

    You should have the pond you have been visualizing from the get go when he is thru!

  • @pauljoey7977
    @pauljoey7977 Год назад

    They make liners for use under garbage dumps that are 3" thick. Good for over 100 yrs. $4k / acre

  • @VnazT
    @VnazT Год назад

    The series we’ve all been wating for!

  • @Growing-Our-Retirement
    @Growing-Our-Retirement Год назад

    The pond is going to be great!

  • @cattigereyes1
    @cattigereyes1 Год назад +1

    Wow! I am surprised it held water at all!

  • @Bossman1990
    @Bossman1990 Год назад +1

    That worked out really good. Gunna take a long time to gather the rocks for the slope.

  • @timothymcguirk4633
    @timothymcguirk4633 Год назад +1

    The contractor seems like a really good guy

    • @HometownAcres
      @HometownAcres  Год назад

      He is. I wish I had him build the pond from the start

  • @gordonbemis671
    @gordonbemis671 Год назад

    Great video Adam, so glad to see your pond done right this time. It should give you years of enjoyment. Adding the topsoil to the front of your house not only provides the access you want but I think it makes the front of the house look more stable.

  • @randyclyde4939
    @randyclyde4939 Год назад

    Happy 4th to you and your family! Enjoy today and blessings for the upcoming challenges! You keep after it with humor and a great work ethic. Your pond should recover quickly and the enjoyment will begin! Stay well, stay safe!

  • @countryroadslife
    @countryroadslife Год назад

    Like you I need to redo my pond to get it where I want it. You’re going to have a beautiful view for a big front patio/porch! (Just in case you run out of projects lol)

  • @dougpurcell9738
    @dougpurcell9738 Год назад

    Great job Adam after a long day on the 4 there’s something about dirt work which sure is fun to watch that’s way I like watching Dirt perfect, Mike, Morgan and let’s dig

  • @DDL2728
    @DDL2728 Год назад +4

    Adam, this video is so great!! The different camera angles, the editing, the way you showed digging the dirt out, & then delivering it to you & how you spread it was so interesting to watch. And, your background music, as always, was so relaxing. I'm thankful you found the people to get your pond fixed. Y'all will enjoy it forever!! Congratulations! God bless you and your family!! 🙏 💞👍

    • @HometownAcres
      @HometownAcres  Год назад +1

      I’m very happy to have found Ralph. He’s doing great work, he’s fast and he knows what he’s doing

    • @DDL2728
      @DDL2728 Год назад

      @@HometownAcres He's rare 😵‍💫🙏💓

  • @outdoorswithlarryrobin
    @outdoorswithlarryrobin Год назад

    Great video Adam, Pro at work! Good luck! Happy 4th to you 🪵👍🏼🇺🇸

  • @jsbounds27
    @jsbounds27 Год назад

    👍 Huge improvement to your house sighting! I think you are going to be very happy with the new real estate. I’m betting you get your pond to hold with the work your doing.

  • @mikewatson4644
    @mikewatson4644 Год назад

    Thank you for bringing us along. Watching you learn and grow is a treat. Have a great Independence Day with your friends and family

  • @neilforbes1082
    @neilforbes1082 Год назад

    Hey Adam you will need water to get the clay to the right moisture content to then compact over several lifts to ensure correct compaction. How do you plan to get the moisture into the clay?

  • @billroberts3864
    @billroberts3864 Год назад

    Adam, your pond project and sidewalk are looking great. The expansion area for your firewood business will be a great investment and a nice area for a future building. Blessings to you and your family on this 4th of July.

  • @jcwest5964
    @jcwest5964 Год назад

    Adam, how would u feel about a pond liner since it’s a recreational pond and not a farm pond?🚜

  • @stevehennessy3588
    @stevehennessy3588 Год назад +1

    Nice work on both sides of the project. Looks like you buried your down pipes, but they should be easy enough to find and expose. Looking forward to the next video - I'm completely invested in your pond project!

  • @jeanvaljohn3921
    @jeanvaljohn3921 Год назад

    Great job on a fine presentation.

  • @JohnSmith-tv5ep
    @JohnSmith-tv5ep Год назад

    ADAM, looks like you 'got it covered' !...(the walkway that is, Lol).
    I think you might need a 4x8 white board mounted in the garage to keep track of all the projects you got going on! ..Sheesh!
    It's ALL gonna look great when it's done.

  • @robert.brokaw3829
    @robert.brokaw3829 Год назад

    Nice walk area to the front of the house and it was free except for the labor, win - win. Happy 4th of July to you and your family. Stay safe.

  • @mblind
    @mblind Год назад

    As long as you have the equipment, and a place to put the fill: I would be ~very~ tempted to go deeper. cooler water in summer.

  • @markknister6272
    @markknister6272 Год назад

    Good work. Nice walk area by the house. Will it be a problem mowing? Pretty steep….

  • @annahogsett3967
    @annahogsett3967 Год назад

    Adam-fun to follow!

  • @RichardCurrie
    @RichardCurrie Год назад

    Would personally have added that extra fill to reduce the slope in front of your garage further

  • @thereplacementfordisplacement
    @thereplacementfordisplacement Год назад +1

    Filming that and working in your excavator must have been a handful. You might be dealing with that dirt settling on the side of the garage for years to come but maybe you have a plan for that too. Good job regardless for the resources you had available.

    • @HometownAcres
      @HometownAcres  Год назад +1

      I had help. Neighbor Doug and my parents stopped over to do a little filming

  • @thomasstrout1738
    @thomasstrout1738 Год назад

    Well done and looking good. I like following your progress.

  • @sammymoore7712
    @sammymoore7712 Год назад +1

    Adam I Would keep adding dirt to front of your house and Tapering it down so you can mow it and add 4"" Of Clay over all that for grass .

  • @d.j.robinson9424
    @d.j.robinson9424 Год назад

    Looking really great Adam 👍👍💛. Happy 4th to you and your family. 🎆✨🎉

  • @BillsCountrysideAdventures
    @BillsCountrysideAdventures Год назад

    Adam you have some good knowledge guys, the house part looks so nice, once you grass seed it. Shame you have had to muck around so much. Good luck mate

  • @nyfalcon1
    @nyfalcon1 Год назад

    Love it. Soon you will be able to go sledding from your front door right into the pond. Question I have is all that dirt along the house is it pointed down for runoff? Would hate to see water come in during big snow melt.

    • @HometownAcres
      @HometownAcres  Год назад

      Currently it is flat but as it settles it will naturally slope away from the garage/house to drain water away

  • @georgeanderson3754
    @georgeanderson3754 Год назад

    Was all that material that was taken out of the pond brought in for the original pond build or is it just the soil on your land? How deep or much deeper will the pond be, if any?