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- It's NOT LOOKING GOOD!
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You have all those rocks by the house. After they are all fixed, I would recommend using more of those stones to re-enforce the head stones and widen that area to keep from washing back out.
Put some of those rocks to good use !
I was just thinking the same.
I agree. Why use easily movable gravel when there is so much rock available. I'd even dump concrete over the rocks to help solidify the area...especially the end where water enters the culvert.
I’m surprised you don’t have a gravel bank on the farm so you can dig your own. Might be worth investigating
You can only make it so wide due to the length of the culvert.
One of the good things about Al is that he keeps an open mind, he explains things to us and then he listens to his viewers and acts accordingly. I don’t think he talks to much, that’s his way so we know what his thoughts are.. thank you Al. I love your videos.
How true this is !
Lol..
Have a great day to all friends in the Lumnah Universe
Good morningm and a great day to you as well!🌄😊
Good evening Juergen! 👍🏾🤩🐶
Good evening, Juergen!
Same to you Gin
Good 🌄 morning!
Wow, water, one of man’s greatest needs! And such a powerful force! Your getting really good at operating your equipment. I really enjoy your beautiful videos of your daily activities around the homestead! Your blessed with a beautiful Family and Farm! Thanks for sharing!
I dispatched dump trucks with a plow attached to the front for twenty years, every winter between February 1992 and April 2012. I still love watching them when they deliver stone and gravel on your videos.
FIVE FEET DEEP! YOWZA! I’m keeping y’all in my prayers, because fixing that is going to be a LOT of work.
Al, you're going to need about 70 cu yd of material less the large boulders. That is not factoring in the space that the culvert itself is taking up. If the trucks are hauling 10 yards a load, you will need 6 or 7 loads total.
Sounds you know what you're talking about! 25'x20'x5 = 2,500 cu ft or around 93 cu yards...
Pretty much what I came up with. 75 cu yd
((30’x15’x5’)/27)/ assume 12yds/truck load = 7 loads & with any amount of extra (reserve) pushes my est. to 8 loads (96 yards max)😉
I agree, 7 yds will give him some extra which will not go to waste.
95 TO 100 CU YDS or approximately 135 to 142 tons of gravel/stone which includes a deduction for (2) 36” diameter culverts and compaction of material but no deduction for “head stones”
Good 🌄 morning to the Lumnah Family and all visitors to the OGP site! May all of our endeavors be blessed!
Good morning, DH - thank you and may you and yours also be blessed!
Goooooood morning Damogran! Thank you! And wish the same for you as well! How is the garden doing? Just harvested second picking of hot banana peppers, first picking of bell peppers, picked 3 bushels of cukes Sunday. Need to go and pick those again, I like them small enough I do not have to slice them to pickle them. Picked broccoli last week. have a few heads I left to grow out more. Need to pin the cauliflower leaves. Growing non blanching ones next year. This is my first year growing tomatillos. Really shocked at how hardy they are. Put spindly little plants in the ground and now they are big and full of flowers and little tomatillos. God is good!!!🌄😊
@@forrestgump9576 That sounds wonderful! How's your injury? Are you fully recovered? If you need help just let me know! I'm near Red Wing and I could come and help. Sounds like you've got a lot of harvesting to do. I could help pick for you. Take care!
Hi Damogran Heart! It must be hot in the Twin Cities today! I'm hanging out in the casino air conditioning. I can use their wi-fi here. The library put something on their wi-fi connection that won't let my computer connect to it. I can only use their computers and they time me out. It's some type of pop-up window that says their rules for internet use that my machine can't navigate. I'm borrowing a Linux machine from my brother-in-law and I've tried to make changes to make it connect but I'm not successful yet and it's hard for him to find the problem over the phone! He's still got to take my computer to work and try to repair it there. He found the chip that burnt out when my sister's flower vase fell over and dumped water on it on Mother's Day! He says it's a 50/50 chance he can solder the new chip in and get it working again. I trust him to repair it better than anyone else so 50/50 is fine with me. I'm just hoping I get the successful 50%! Have a great day!
@StoneKathryn My Stars and Garters! I hope that he can fix it so it works better than ever!
It's a bit muggy in the Cities for my taste. I'm walking to the Open Cupboard where I work as a volunteer this afternoon. I will be able to get a ride home, so that will be lovely. I've been gardening, but not at home. The first garden was a friend whose gardens were going to be on a tour. The other was holding a graduation party, which involved several days of work. I'm knackered!
MY FAVORITE NH OFF GRID RUclips FAMILY! Goood Morning Lumnahs Al Gina Olivia and subscriber friends and family! I pray 🙏🏼 everyone has a blessed Tuesday morning and week ahead! 👍🏼😁👍🏼
Good morning, my friend CC! Thank you and wishing you the same sentiments!
@@samvalentine3206Good Morning Sam my friend have a blessed day brother 👍🏼😁👍🏼
Goooooood Morning CC
@@LumnahAcresGOOOOOD MORNING LUMNAHS Al Gina and Olivia my friends God Bless You 🙏🏼😁👍🏼
Good morning CC. 🙏 ❤ GOD BLESS YOU CC.
Good Day from Kamakura, Japan! 🇯🇵 Hello Lumnah Acres Family & Friends! Have a great Tuesday everyone! 👍🏾🤩🐶
Good day Robert and Haru!🌄😊
@@forrestgump9576Thank you Forrest! 👍🏾🤩🐶
Good evening Roberto!
Good evening, Robert - hope all is well... take care!
@@samvalentine3206Good morning Sam! All’s well with us. Have a great day. 👍🏾🤩🐶
A good morning to Al, Gina and all Lumnah family & friends. A rocky few days ahead for you Al, one down and looking very good. Now is the time to take a good look and see if only one culvert will be enough or if two would be better, only time will tell. Keep up the GOOD WORK !!
Good mauhnin Lumnah Acres and friends! Let’s all have another wonderful week. Stay safe, be kind! Take care.
Good morning, Elizabeth - thank you for the inspirational words - back at you!
Good morning Elizabeth my friend hope you have a blessed day.
😁👍🏼
Goooooood Morning
Bonjour de France ❤
Good morning Elizabeth. A scorcher here today so I'm camped out in the air conditioning. Have a wonderful rest of your week!
Hello My friend Al All of those Big Rock's that you had dug out on the end of your Culver's is a great place
Al you have a lot of your own fill on your property with all the rocks, use them as a base then the gravel as top filling.
It’s a different type of fill. What he is bringing in should compact and settle better.
he would need to rent a dump truck, Not sure if Al has a CDL since to get it to his property he would need to drive it on public roads.
good morning Al, Gina, Olivia and all the Lumnah friends and extended family. Wishing everyone a great week
Good morning, Robert - thank you and wishing you the same!
Good Evening Everybody from Enniskillen, Ireland.
@@tonygrimes13 evening Tony
Good morning Tony!🌄😊
Hello Tony! 👍🏾🤩🐶
Good morning, Tony!
Good evening Tony my friend 😁👍🏼
Good morning, everyone!!
Good morning, Chris!
Morning Chris!
Goooooood Morning Chris
Just gotta say watching you over the years, Gina and you have certainly upped you game and developed your skills. I believe that there is nothing you Dynamic Duos can't do. Kind regards!
Hi All, lots of hard graft being done .Good to have all the machinery in place to fix it. Work ethic is to die for don't know where all the energy comes from. Keep well All. later.👍
I can hear Al telling Gina," See I told you I should have a BIGGER excavator" !!
Hi, just a suggestion. I think the reason that you keep losing nuts and bolts on your frail is because of high temperatures reached and expansion problems causing them to become loose. Can I suggest that you tack weld the nut and bolt. It would be easy to grind off if needed. Love you channel.
Nice job !!!!! 😊🙏👍❤️
The water will take the best route no matter whatever ❤
Hello Lumnah family! What an amazing multitasker to be able to run the excavator and the drone at the same time. I don’t know anything about a holder for the remote control but in a pinch I think 2 or 3 Command (3M) velcro strips might help. They stick really well to smooth surfaces- maybe on a window or a door. Stay safe. Sending hugs and blessings.
Good morning you need to put some cement around the covert, to keep it from washing out again. 🙏🕊️🌹🥀🌼🌻☕❤️💜
Good morning. I appreciate how you tackle everything tossed your way. It must be frustrating to have to put planned projects on the back burner so you can repair the roads. You always seem to find the bright side of any situation. Like your music today!
Thank you. Yea it’s not always fun but we try to count our blessings.
John Lennon Said... Life Is What Happens to You While You're Busy Making Other Plans... Lennon is one of my least favorite people but he got that right. ... Maybe Life is what God wants you to live and your plans don't matter.
@@zippythechicken I agree about what you said about God has plans for you. I've left my husband and I keep finding people to help me out of the blue! I know it's God sending people my way. One person I've met is very inspiring and I think we'll get a community thing going in the future. God does have mysterious ways! I do want to pay my community back for their support so I'm hopeful for the future. God has blessed me.
@@StoneKathryn Kathryn count yourself as very lucky if you have people you can count on.. The older I get the Fewer I have and honestly its concerning. Not to mention the world we live in is often unfair and unjust... BUT the bright side is as bad as life might be we only have to endure it for about 100 years at most... and Eternity will wipe all of this away like a flicker of light.. our souls will be calm and we will live in peace with God. But God says even in this life we should not worry.. for me that is difficult i worry so much and so often about so many things. God is not a Mystery to me like he is to many.. I have zero doubt he exists.. I know no person is without sin and we are all equal in God's Eyes and as Jesus Taught in Mathew 6 what God requires of us is only that we Believe in him and that we Forgive Others so we shall be forgiven. When we pray we do it in private with our own words contritely like we are speaking to our best friend... because thats who God is.. he is the best friend to all of us.
God is simple to understand.. If someone tells you they have the Secret they are lying.. no one can forgive your sins or cast you down for your sins.. because we are all equal. We're scumbags every last one of us. The pope, ministers, imams, rabbis.. all of us are equally condemned to hell ...
And all God asks is that you believe in him.. and forgive everyone you possibly can for everything.. because there are debts we all have to pay. And that debt is repaid by forgiving others.
That way one day you stand before God and say .. yeah i am a sinner.. I'm a scumbag.. I made bad choices.. and some of them maybe even on purpose. But I tried my best to forgive.. Because my soul is not worth giving up to hold on to that hate... And the ones I can't forgive because I forgive and they cause me harm again over and over.. you ask God to help with that and he will.
Theres no secret.. no sacrificing goats.. no spinning around 5 times and praying to mecca ... no confessing your sins to someone as sinful as you are.. no repetitious prayers or secret handshakes... no tipping the door man at heaven's gate that will get you in...
Just Belief.. Forgiving.. and Prayer.
Thats not everything life is.. but you get that right and you'll be ok. Remember God is our friend.. he knows your thoughts.. and he created us and loves us. He is my best friend. that is for sure.
I know nothing about fixing busted culverts but I do see you smiling Al and counting your blessings. It takes a very special type of person to take on the challenges you face. Multi talented too. Plus a supportive wife and family. You are blessed. ❤❤🌻🌻
Good afternoon Al and Gina have a nice rest of your day..
Good Afternoon, I would make a small bridge here with precast concrete slab etc would be permanent
I do so ❤ watching you on your vast NH property & ❤farm.😊
now you ca see why the county road crews seldom use flail mowers . those of you wondering which kind of mower to get you just saw a good demo - the thing is tearing itself apart ! flail mowers are meant for light mowing on smooth ground . that makes Al not happy ! . his videos are educational and he makes the right choices most of the time and we get to see what works and what is affordable . thanks Al for your videos
I didn't know that flail mowers are for flat places. It does seem to take the small trees down. So a brush mower would be better? I'm just curious. Have a great week!
@@StoneKathryn bush hogs cost less , will cut thicker brush and the maint. is way lower . Al wanted a mower that was offset to the side of the tractor but they are a real pain to but on and take off . you could drive the tractor on the shoulder but he chose not to that . flail mowers do make a more finished cut. on smooth rock free ground
Wow so many comments in less than two hours of dropping video. There are alot of viewers too. Good job Al!
Good morning from wet and (85° this afternoon) hot Michigan.
I'm looking forward to Friday's podcast with Al, Jason, and Ben best Friday podcast ever. 😊❤
Hi Al, For your flail mower and losing cutters, my suggestion would be to either tac weld the nuts to the bolts, a small bit of grinding if they need to be replaced or use a second nut and lock it in place against the first one and a bit of lock tight wouldn't go astray. cheers Greg
Good job Al!! Hope the damage up above is nothing at all!! Stay blessed all!!
Hello, tks for video. Little by little and big truck loads it will get done. Happy it is drying up for you, so you can repair washouts. Be safe...Much love to you and family.....
use the rocks to fill in and create walls along the bank then build a nice wood bridge over the stream
Hello from Michigan, great to see your roads being fixed. Access is a great thing to have. Today is a busy day on Avery Acres, our piggies Kevin Bacon and John Hamm are going to freezer camp.
They sound delicious! I hope the harvest goes well!
I'd love to see Al & Olivia cooking again! &&& collecting eggs. Oh, the good 'ol days. I love Al & Gina filming now, though. Awesome Lumnah Acres! Remember the old stone wall at the old Homestead? Al fixing & moving. Gina getting in her car nice & warm cuz Al always started her car. What has happened with the shipping container? OH, THE YEARS PASS US BY! Getting puppy. & kittens. Memory lane here. Love ❤️ you three. ❤️
Thanks my friend.
Al, Ive noticed in your videos that only after a few hours of mowing with your Flail mower that you lose a lot of the knives due to losing the mounting bolts that they swing on. Do you think that installing them with locking nut would help reduce the amount of knives that you have to replace each time that you mow with it? Just an observation from a man with over forty years of experience with heavy equipment. Hope this helps by saving you a few bucks.
Morning Lumnah family, from Central Florida
I think Al you love your tractor and working with it. You always have a smile.
Good morning folks !
Sorry to say I calculated at least 12 truckloads! Praying using those big rocks will cut that number down! So thankful you can do what you can since you have your own equipment! Waiting for others and equipment makes the job harder! Hang in there! Peace and blessings!
A very good afternoon from Gatwick wishing everyone a great day 🎉
Good morning, Jim! (afternoon for you!) 😊
It makes you wonder what 40 days & nights of rain can do to displace dirt and the carving of rock by rushing water. The Grand Canyon comes to mind. Centuries or days? Just putting that out there.
I love watching your channel & your & Gina's disposition. Thank you for calming my days & the immense information I've learned from you guys ❤
Welcome with all your heart. Thank you for your video. Interesting ❤❤
Wow that is a deep hole. The force of water is unbelievable. Stay safe
Thanks!
Awesome job on getting the covert fixed up. Looking sweet as ever. Keep up the great work.
Setting in the new culvert, you should use very coarse gravel, then concrete onto the gravel, to make the culvert a MASSIVE piece, and get the plastic culvert to become a liner for a poured concrete culvert. You'll want to use the largest stones you can, then add gravel and sand, using the plate compactor to get the smaller pieces of rock to settle firmly into place before putting in dry concrete to help stabilize the road bed before you put the top layer of gravel on and hit it with the plate compactor. Stabilizing the ends of the culverts with the largest rocks you can position reliably will help prevent further washouts.
Fine sand and dirt around that first, metal culvert would be a mistake, since the metal bottom of the old culvert is wearing through. every time water's flowing through the metal culvert, water is washing out existing soil and gravel, meaning that in a few years, that culvert will be subject to washing out and sink-holing. I'd consider pouring concrete or cement into the existing voids beneath the metal culvert to drastically reduce flowage beneath the culvert pipe.
Otherwise, perhaps you should consider building concrete box culverts, with concrete structures poured to the banks to drastically reduce water wearing at the ends of the culverts. It would be serious amounts of work, but should then be reliable for decades.
Great job Al! The road is looking great. 😊
I love your videos, especially when you open with fog on the farm-- Reminds me of my ancestors KY home early mornings before the Sun came up, and I saw the fog and smelled the bacon and eggs, ham, and biscuits cooking out back. Makes you hunger for the good ole days. P.S. Also for a BIG country Breakfast. Wait every week for your adventures. Bless you all.
Al, if the 2nd hole is 30' wide, 20' across and 5' deep, it's 111.11 cu yards to fill it in level with the road. Since the culvert will take up part of that space, you should have plenty to pack and some left over.
Could the mowing be done after the culvert repairs were completed?
Is it Friday yet? Can't wait for the podcast!❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
Just a thought! How about if you do a two tier culvert. Line each side of the bank with your large rocks to start. Put one culvert in down low. Fill in with another level of rocks, to include what you say head stones. Then add another culvert on top. Or add two culverts next to each other on second tier. That way the lower level of culvert will always flow the water and the two or one upper culvert will address higher water levels. Just a thought!
I pray all is well and you haven’t gotten a significant amount of rain, I just saw that there was bad rain in the area again today and more tomorrow
You have a great job already and it looks beautiful. God bless ❤️🙏
Hello Al. First culvert looks good. Mowing is still hitting to many rocks. You have to find were your getting to low with the front of it, or build up the skid plates some. I'm leaning your dropping the front to low. It doesn't need the 3 pt. weight on it, hold it up some. The drive is looking great were you mowed. Thanks Al.
Gooood morning,it's looking good,not a easy task but AL is up to it,have a bless day😊🌼🌻🌺🇺🇲
That cleaned up so nicely, I agree with you, it is going to take maybe even more than you said.
Strap it to your leg. A pilot Supply store will have a map holder that could be converted to a Controller mount
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That might work! Good suggestion! Have a great rest of your week!
When you get a big excavator, why not bring down some of those large stones you don't need near the garden and use them as fill on top of the covert then add the smaller loose stuff like dirt and gravel. This might save a few loads you have to pay for! Might be well worth it don't you think? I'm sure you'll wind up with it filled in very nicely, but it will take some time. I'm sure. Your place is so pretty. ❤ thanks for sharing!
Suggest larger #3 rock after 8" cover with small fill. Fill with alternating layers of big and small. Maybe layer of rip wrap at 3' and1'.
Small is fill to block water flow, #3 is heavy rock to not wash out. Same for big Rip wrap. Just like calling headstones.
You're doing great Al, just need to get in the habit of not digging over your drive wheels. I remember back in the country, the old folks used wooden cribbing for their culvert system. Stuff lasted a long time, probably longer had they shou sugi ban processed them. With that big wash-out, I'd recommend 48" concrete pipe. Will allow a lot more flow when needed and less likely to wash out again.
Good Morning! I'm petty sure all those missing teeth are because their bolts came undone. Notice the bolts are missing. Maybe you need Grade 8 bolts and nuts, if the bolts are actually breaking. But you really need to try some Loctite on the nuts. It's a lot cheaper than new teeth, nuts, and bolts.
74 yards by your numbers. What about getting some mixed-size roadbed rock for filling those washouts? I think your gravel could wash out again pretty easily.
Goooooood Morning Guy
When ever I completed back filling a pipeline excavation for pressure tapping a gas line approximately 625 psi line for a service tap the hole was about 5.5 feet deep to the top of the gas line I would back fill it and then put more dirt in the on the area to allow for settling after weather clears up go back and put more on to fill in if there was any settling and humped it up again to compensate for the additional settling pile it up that dump truck will bump over the hump
Not running any motor on full helps them with ware as well. It makes them easier to keep them going longer. The bit more time to do the job saves a lot on repairs which outweighs any cost.
Al,you’ll be able to get it done on the next culvert all in due time Rome wasn’t built in a day 😮taking your time on it will be better than to rush it 😊❤
Head Stones are thin vertical grave markers in cemetery with deceased name & info carved on it. Boulders /riprat are used for culverts.
Concrete retaining walls both sides of the culvert reinforced with rebar and asphalt over the top after covering will gravel and dirt
Probably doesn't happen often enough to worry about, but it seems like there should be a way to deal with the wash outs. Good vid.
Good morning Lumnah Family and Friends! Hope all is well with you all and you're having a great week! 🖖 - If you have an hour meter on the excavator, you can use that to keep track of your fuel in case your fuel gauge is broken... Looks like the bigger culvert will need 2500 cu ft of fill, or around ~93 yards.
Good morning Sam
@@douglasbooker8330 - Good morning, Doug!
Goooooood Morning Sam
@@LumnahAcres - Howdy Al!
Good morning Sam my friend and Thank you 😁👍🏼
As an observation for the future and the amount of water that went through there...I would put 2 Culverts in side by side then cover them up...to allow for greater water flow in storms. Will save alot of time and money in the future.
Good morning Al, Gina and Olivia. 🌞 I love your TYM tractor videos. You are a good man to lend out your excavator for storm clean up. I love your channel and Happy Tuesday! 🤗❣️
Sorry the roads took such a hit! Hope with your observing how the flooding ran that you can devise a clever diversion canal plan to save the road, moving forward.
You need a flail attachment for your excavator, to reach over the sides of the road. We have one that hooks to our tractor and we can control it from inside the cab. I usually set it to a certain height and angle and just drive in low gear and just raise and lower the head over rocks or stumps. Ours is called a brush Wacker and we've had it for close to 30 years . The pto off the tractor powers a hydraulic pump that runs the boom and powers the head.
I came up with 111 yards of material, minus the headstones? That'll fill the crater, and pack down tightly around the new culvert. Also, taper into the brook both ways. 😅 The flail mower isn't liking the stobs very well. You should hire in a forestry mulcher to clear the roadway sides. Love ya'll ❤️
Hi Al,Gina,Brutus. Very nice work Al those loads do cover the ground well & looking forward to seeing the big one repaired.
Regards to Brutus do miss not seeing him & always regards to Gina. Take care happy family.
Good morning Lumnah family from a humid and sunny Minnesota. It's morning and it's hot and a dewpoint of 72F degrees which feels tropical. It's supposed to get to 88F degrees for a high. Good morning viewers. Thanks Rich for helping Al get the new culvert! Wow, so foggy in the morning! The blade of the excavator behind you as you scoop the dirt. I like that. It looks stable! Looking good there at the first wash-out. That's great that the one dump truck full took care of that. Did you get the headstones back up? The culvert looks clear! Thanks for showing us that. Wow, you got that done before the morning chores. So you got 3 loads of gravel for that next culvert? That must be some wash-out! Thanks for the drone shot of you cleaning up the sides of the road above the first wash-out. I like the music! Good idea to be careful of not puncturing your tires on the small tree cut stems. It was funny when the drone crashed. I hope it's okay. Good, it still works! Wow, missing 7 knives! No wonder it's vibrating too much! That is a weird place to have a giant rock. Maybe they couldn't move it before? That is a big wash-out! I'm glad you can get a big excavator to help fix that wash-out. Wow, 8 to 10 dump truck loads full of fill! Thanks for this video Lumnah family! I'll guess 11 dump trucks full of fill.I'll be happy for you if I'm wrong!
I love ALL Lumnah Acres videos!
Goooood Morning from East TN! Have a great day everyone.
Good morning ( for me lol ) Al & Gina + Olivia and can’t forget the fur babies from Windsor Ontario 🇨🇦😎
Goooooood Morning Mike
I'm across the bridge USA 1 hr. North. I was born in LONG BRANCH TORANTO 🇨🇦.
The very best Lumnah Acres video is when Al gets out the excavator. I'll tell ya. What a treat seeing the "Acres" out and about. And also ~~~ Al, ~~~ My vote would be for two culverts. Yr probably already done with this but with the "big excavation" already there I'd build back extra heavy duty. Just saying. 😉. Thank you so much for sharing all that you do. 💥‼👍
Good evening, Al I know how you like organising things, but man your Bob cat needs a thorough cleaning. Yes I know it’s a working BC. I should probably just shut up. 😊😊
Everything runs better when clean!
@@ebony5766 Yeah but dirty means that the equipment was,t sitting idol either
Good job Al! I’m thinking you can use a dozen loads to fill the hole!
I use this on my mini 4 and it works out great
Hello Lumnah's,
Al you may want to consider putting 2 culvert pipes in that washout. Maybe even a load of concrete over the culverts to lock them into the ground. Then add your fill dirt. The material used looks like CR6 which has fines in it. Purhaps a larger stone intially then the CR6 for top 2 ft. Just a suggestion good luck.
Good Morning LUMNAH Family ! Is it the Fuel Gauge or Sender , you will have to do some trouble shooting to see which one. Your property is really coming along nicely. Thanks for sharing.
Hi Al. Hope you are thinking of at least TWO of those large culvert tubes for the next one. Just saying...
And yes, the embankments on both washouts (both sides) need serious re-enforcement with rocks and gravel/clay to ensure longevity.
Use some of the big boulders you collected to create a massive hard foundation either side of the new culvert.
I would have done 42 inch reinforced Culverts and instead of doing the giant rocks that have gaps where water can get around the culvert’s I would have got riprap and put it along the banks next to the culverts to prevent wash outs next time around.
19:00 I knew the controller had to have slid off of the dash 🤣 I was like that didn't seem "normal" haha
I go along with the person that said 70 cu yds. Somebody else said a flatbed trailer for a bridge. I have seen one and it looked good and worked great.
It’s a flail mower, for grass, not a rock crusher.
Goooooood mooooorning AL, Gina and Olivia fellow viewers and all my friends Hoodie from Jamaica 🇯🇲. Seem it's time for some fun .😅😅
Great morning, I've been PRAYING. PRAYING AND PRAYING FOR YOU SND YOUR JAMAICA 🇯🇲 🙏
THANK GOD YOU COMMENTED HOODIE MY FRIEND.
I HOPE YOU'RE WELL.
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Goooooood Morning Lloyd. How’s everything going in Jamaica
Good morning, Lloyd! A little excavator work with dirt and rocks is always entertaining! 😊
Look at the company called Ram mounts. They have great good quality mounts. I think you can find one that will work for in the tractor
Al, you could use some of that 3M Commands strip Velcro to hold it in place. I have used them a lot, indoors and out!
Can't you use your drone to survey further above the pond?
Of course he has
@@Coyote-tc1ww I'm sure he has.
Make sure you have plenty of rock on both sides of that culvert. That way you don't have water digging out and washing out.
No' Rocks allow water a pathway that results in washouts, Culverts are packed with Clay up to surface, dirt can work if lucky but Not Rocks, a bed of Clay underneath Culvert !
Good Tuesday mornin Moose🐓Crossing .... given that the one blowout is so massive, do you think you might need two culverts there .... asking for a friend🤣 Take care AL, Gina & Olivia .... have a very nice day🚜🌞✌🏻
No' a bigger Culvert handles more by dimensions, it's mathematical, So Al just went one size bigger, 2" bigger, problem was the Culvert was rotted-out rusted-bottom, gone, and the storm water caused it to lose what covered till it washed 20' downstream !
@@4Classie I'm aware of the whole situation, but it seems to me he needs two of those "bigger" ones, but I don't know what calculations that says 1 is better🤔