Digging footings on a new house in Auburn Alabama (Kubota KX057)

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  • @terrymcgillicuddy8056
    @terrymcgillicuddy8056 3 года назад +2

    Looking at purchasing a Kubota kx0-57. Just wondering if I could haul it in my 16' dump gooseneck trailer. It's a tri axle so weight is not an issue. Just curious about length? Thanks.

    • @ResidentialDirtWork
      @ResidentialDirtWork  3 года назад +1

      I have a 16' also and it will fit it is VERY tight, how tall are your sides?

    • @terrymcgillicuddy8056
      @terrymcgillicuddy8056 3 года назад

      @@ResidentialDirtWork They are 24" side's. It's a sure trac. Gooseneck tri axle.
      Thanks for getting back. I subscribed. Great channel. I am purchasing the same gear. Kx0-57 and SLV 75. Great package.
      I hope I can get away with the one trailer

    • @ResidentialDirtWork
      @ResidentialDirtWork  3 года назад +3

      @@terrymcgillicuddy8056 you will be able to (probably won't be able to spin the 57 once on the trailer). You will love that set up combo with the tractors. Anything I can ever help u with let me know.

    • @terrymcgillicuddy8056
      @terrymcgillicuddy8056 3 года назад +1

      @@ResidentialDirtWork thanks again ,👍. I appreciate it. Looking forward to more of you videos. I had a good laugh at the shot gun and snake. Lol.

  • @FlyingSeaMan256
    @FlyingSeaMan256 4 года назад +2

    Quick tip! Shallower layer bites create less mess on the edges!

    • @ResidentialDirtWork
      @ResidentialDirtWork  4 года назад

      You are very correct..

    • @troymeredith9528
      @troymeredith9528 3 года назад

      Use the back of the bucket to tidy top of trench and bottom ridges need to packed down and left flat .and use teeth to scratch through top layers so the top does not blow out,too start trench and leave it square at the end you need to move back further so the back of the bucket is vertical,way to much labouring other wise and to much extra concrete.check out diggin oks videos and you will see what I mean keep up the good work.,

  • @esexavo
    @esexavo 2 года назад

    why did he dig and put it where the slab will go, why not dig and put the soil out, dont you need to gravel compact and moist barrier there?

  • @farmerbob728
    @farmerbob728 3 года назад +1

    Great work... New to your channel.. I've got the same machine as you do. Very powerful and smooth running unit, Had the kx18...kx040-4.. Now I've got the u-17 ..kx057-4 and the ssv75.. Stay well , productive and profitable in 2021..

    • @ResidentialDirtWork
      @ResidentialDirtWork  3 года назад

      U have an awesome set up! I'm wanting the 17... How u liking yours?
      And thank u for subscribing!

    • @farmerbob728
      @farmerbob728 3 года назад +1

      @@ResidentialDirtWork It's a good machine for what igot it for.. Taking out bushes and sidewalks between homes. As well as doing drainage work. I throw down 3/4 plywood as well as taking off the canopy and i can go just about anywhere. While keeping the landscaping not torn up. I also have a bandit stump grinder.....zt1844 with a 38 diesel engine that's only 29 inches wide. So I'm able to repair sidewalks and driveways damage from tree stumps lifting up causing unsafe problems. I've got a 12 and 24 inch bucket for the 17... For the 57 I've got a 18 and 36 inch bucket as well as a ripper... I almost got the u-27 but decided against it.. I wanted something small but the k008 was to small as well as having half the horse power.. So the u-17 seemed like a happy medium.

    • @ResidentialDirtWork
      @ResidentialDirtWork  3 года назад +1

      @@farmerbob728 yep sounds like just the size I need. The 57 is great catch all big and small, but I'm needing something to get in between houses and be able to still spin as well as get in gates.