The drone shots there at the end really give a perspective of how much brush he cleaned up with burning. Gonna make future work on the property so much easier.
Your not only a very good digger opperatore, but also have very good taste in music, and you're a better operator than I am a speller. All the best wishes, from an English man retired in Italy and watch every video you make
Chris, Bealy does some wonderful drone filming of you working. We see you from the ground but from aerial views gives your expertice a whole different view. Love watching your RUclips and then watch his.
Usually a setup like that is used for hauling white poles. We would put the bolsters on, load the poles, deliver them. Then we would put the bolsters all the way forward, pick up a flatbed load to return with. Making the best with what you have. PS, don't get your boots muddy!!!!
@@kjwoodlief White poles are pine logs that have the bark removed and are used for things like power poles, foundation pilings, and telephone poles after they are treated against rod.
I seen the county here in Oklahoma dig a big hole and they had a blower they cut a ditch in to the hole and put the blower to shoot down into the hole made a super hot fire and really did a good job ever done anything like that to make the stuff burn up faster
Good show, that’s a Lot of Work to get done in thirty and a half minutes 😲🤭 Love the drone shots at the end, nice evening in good old North Carolina tonight 😎👍✅
Chris you come a long ways buddy lots of burning lots of burning it's looking good it's amazing how a plan comes together can't wait to see you start on the pond now enjoy your videos Man a master Craftsman at work
Boy,,,,,,, we complain at the cost and time it takes to prep a 2 - 3 acre plot here!! That is some thick forest there!!! Generally all we have on the lot is lodgepole pine. It is usually logged in about a day or two. Then the stumps are a pain, but hauled off and not burned (they are touchy freely about that here,,,,,, been some huge fires lately in BC and Alberta. Then away you go!! My lot I am finally on now was 2 acres and they cut very few trees. It’s not heavily treed. The view I have is to the east off of an outcropping and it’s basically Thee transition point between mountains to the west and prairie to the east. Surprisingly wind sheltered here. They were able to use the natural topography so not a lot of collateral damage when building the house or shop. Very low maintenance. I was fortunate this time. A couple of acquaintances had a lot of logging that had to be done as I originally described. There’s a good trade off when lumber prices are good. You have some huge, HUGE trees to deal with. So much more work! That lot is really starting to shape up though. It is going to be very nice for the land owner!! They are very fortunate! Nice work Chris!
That’s going to be a beautiful place when they move in the new house with all the woods surrounding it, plenty of privacy! 👌🏻👍🏻👍🏻 Can’t wait to see it with the new pond! I know it’s going to be awesome! Thanks for sharing the great video brother and giving up your Sunday, you’re one heck of a hard worker Chris! God Bless you my friend! 🙏🏻
Mornings are the best time of the day. Everything is coming alive and waking up. You can hear the birds and see all kinds of wildlife. You know the saying “if you you snooze you lose”.
Nice video and nice arial drohne view from the Top there.the smoke rising Up into the Sky there.the site from above looks great. Everything nicely cleared . I like the fire piles , everything getting burned Up like it should. Stay safe.
It seems like some wings on your dozer blade would help with the brush pushing and maybe some rakes on the wings to keep the brush centered or corralled up some I know some forestry fire crews have that along with a guard up top to keep logs from coming through the windows.
It's interesting and impressive to watch you operate the equipment with muscle memory that has been repeated so many times that you hardly pay attention to the specific task at hand as you pick up, throw, adjust and scan the area to see what you will do next. Great job.
Good job brother, out of curiosity, I went back to your excavator recovery video, now over 12 million views. Great accomplishment , congrats on the 506k subs, well deserved!
Enjoyed this video. I think a first with a drone flying near & above the bonfire. I guess a birds eye view! Good panoramic views of the immediate area too.
That last shot was pretty cool Chris !! Some kid 2 counties over says, look Mom !! Chris is burning again !! lolol...Great as always Man...Would say the digging will start soon....Have a Great Evening Man !! On too the Next..
You were right, getting all the brush burnt really opens up what you cleared. Did not realize the amount of fall from home site to the back of the property. I know that the pond will turn out great.
Chris, I made some log bolsters for my penal hitch lowboy but I used a 6" box beam for the bottom and 5 inch steel pipe for the standards. They work great. I just need 3 axles instead of 2. I have a trip axle dump truck I put logs in it and on the trailer if I'm going very far. Don't tell officer Hoover! 😁😎🙋 But I'm still legal.
Damn sweet watching. Reminds of that Cat 225 with the metal shear on it. Sweet machine- didn't have to think about it, just what you were doing- like picking up a fork and eating.
@@BeytekinConstructionMachinery NC is good for access to beaches and mountains. We’re a little further East than the center. So about 3 hours to the mountains and 2 to the beach.
Retired 76, can't wait to learn to use new Mini Kubota excavator, to help load truck and trailers. Tractors to big to load 5' 6" truck beds, trailers are okay.
Mark where Chris buries all that wood ash - if you're putting in grass/pasture, apply it at around 1,000lb an acre for some really strong grass. Packed with trace elements & replaces lime as a dressing. extension.unh.edu/resources/files/Resource004042_Rep5718.pdf
The drone shots really puts things in perspective,, this job was tree filled + must be a lot of sweet gums in your area ( distinct leave pattern tells all ) ,, can't wait to see the pond go in... Mister Volvo Master,, pond king and skid loader expert,, LD18 rocks............
Awesome drone footage at the end! Aggravating how stuff keeps going beside the dozer blade... clenching my toes seeing it. Wish your dozer could drive faster to whizz backwards to pick it up again! You're doing a great job though!! WE'RE SUPPORTING YOU THROUGH THE HARD STUFF, keep it up!! :)
Well Chris you for sure got a lot burned in two days hey man I just want to say thank you for taking us along with you every day on your journey to work but anyway brother you and John and yawls family stay safe and keep the videos coming brother
Nice when you can catch the pile just right to skid it along the ground without it folding under. Maybe the wet ground helps that to happen. Another great video. Hope you soon have grand children to teach the many things that you know, if you do not already.. lol
Awesome Drone shots of the fire inside the stack from above. When are you going to have a Stump Chuckin Contest with other Diggers in the area, Distance and Accuracy, cause you seem to have it down :)> John here, from the back-roads of Tennessee.
Good days work Chris, you always do an amazing job my friend! 👌🏻👍🏻👍🏻 awesome fire brother! 👍🏻you should be playing the song from George Strait, the fireman! While you’re burning, that would be cool! lol after those stumps are in the intense heat for a while that dirt is ready to come off! lol amazing
Those flats are more common up here in Michigan. They haul logs to the mill, pull the stakes and haul lumber out. Win win for them. But usually only max out at 10-12' logs not 40' lol
Can you reuse that ash from the 3 acres of wood as a fertilizer ? Or what about charcoal ? . Kinda interested for answer about this idea, anyways, very good video, keep on going. . Greetings from Czech Republic
Let's dig 18 has the best videos on RUclips
The burn piles always look different with the 220 close and feeding it. People are blessed to have your skill in use on their property.
The drone shots there at the end really give a perspective of how much brush he cleaned up with burning. Gonna make future work on the property so much easier.
Already easier to get around.
You have the best before and after videos on RUclips. I enjoy watching, no advertising, no stupid stuff just you and your machine.
Those stumps and roots are tougher to get rid of than a bad case of Hemorrhoids!!
Your not only a very good digger opperatore, but also have very good taste in music, and you're a better operator than I am a speller. All the best wishes, from an English man retired in Italy and watch every video you make
Chris, Bealy does some wonderful drone filming of you working. We see you from the ground but from aerial views gives your expertice a whole different view.
Love watching your RUclips and then watch his.
Love the drone footage over the burn pile
Added some additional ones on our channel.
Love watching your videos ,I am an early riser sit outside an listen to the birds .
Usually a setup like that is used for hauling white poles. We would put the bolsters on, load the poles, deliver them. Then we would put the bolsters all the way forward, pick up a flatbed load to return with. Making the best with what you have. PS, don't get your boots muddy!!!!
What are white poles?
@@kjwoodlief White poles are pine logs that have the bark removed and are used for things like power poles, foundation pilings, and telephone poles after they are treated against rod.
@@ronaldclark1178 Thank you!!!
I seen the county here in Oklahoma dig a big hole and they had a blower they cut a ditch in to the hole and put the blower to shoot down into the hole made a super hot fire and really did a good job ever done anything like that to make the stuff burn up faster
Blast furnace style.
The homestead is looking great, another killer job done chris
The trees are beautiful seeing them from the air above them
Amazing difference from the cab view to on dirt pile view. Grapple full looks a whole lot bigger from the ground. Thanks for sharing.
Good show, that’s a Lot of Work to get done in thirty and a half minutes 😲🤭
Love the drone shots at the end, nice evening in good old North Carolina tonight 😎👍✅
Chris you come a long ways buddy lots of burning lots of burning it's looking good it's amazing how a plan comes together can't wait to see you start on the pond now enjoy your videos Man a master Craftsman at work
Chris your job site is looking good. Thanks for showing us the beautiful part of the world you lived in.
Looking great Wont belong now and Pond time Thanks for sharing 👍 😀
Boy,,,,,,, we complain at the cost and time it takes to prep a 2 - 3 acre plot here!! That is some thick forest there!!! Generally all we have on the lot is lodgepole pine. It is usually logged in about a day or two. Then the stumps are a pain, but hauled off and not burned (they are touchy freely about that here,,,,,, been some huge fires lately in BC and Alberta. Then away you go!! My lot I am finally on now was 2 acres and they cut very few trees. It’s not heavily treed. The view I have is to the east off of an outcropping and it’s basically Thee transition point between mountains to the west and prairie to the east. Surprisingly wind sheltered here. They were able to use the natural topography so not a lot of collateral damage when building the house or shop. Very low maintenance. I was fortunate this time. A couple of acquaintances had a lot of logging that had to be done as I originally described. There’s a good trade off when lumber prices are good.
You have some huge, HUGE trees to deal with. So much more work!
That lot is really starting to shape up though. It is going to be very nice for the land owner!! They are very fortunate!
Nice work Chris!
That’s going to be a beautiful place when they move in the new house with all the woods surrounding it, plenty of privacy! 👌🏻👍🏻👍🏻 Can’t wait to see it with the new pond! I know it’s going to be awesome! Thanks for sharing the great video brother and giving up your Sunday, you’re one heck of a hard worker Chris! God Bless you my friend! 🙏🏻
Mornings are the best time of the day. Everything is coming alive and waking up. You can hear the birds and see all kinds of wildlife. You know the saying “if you you snooze you lose”.
Always love a good burn pile . I especially like the drone view of the fire
The. Homestead project is now looking good and clean
A little cleanup makes the place look awesome. :)
Wow, you definitely did a Bealy Good job burning the farm to a crisp!
👍🏼
Nice video and nice arial drohne view from the Top there.the smoke rising Up into the Sky there.the site from above looks great. Everything nicely cleared . I like the fire piles , everything getting burned Up like it should. Stay safe.
It seems like some wings on your dozer blade would help with the brush pushing and maybe some rakes on the wings to keep the brush centered or corralled up some I know some forestry fire crews have that along with a guard up top to keep logs from coming through the windows.
As always great video,loved the lumber trailer,bet d.o.t. Would love to talk to that driver.😎😎😎👍👍👍
Man that trap is as legal as a 2 dalla watch!
I swear I could see the cable ties holding it on
Well we can tell who's never driven a flatbed trailer. There was nothing wrong with that setup and is dot legal.
It's interesting and impressive to watch you operate the equipment with muscle memory that has been repeated so many times that you hardly pay attention to the specific task at hand as you pick up, throw, adjust and scan the area to see what you will do next. Great job.
Tough going. Good job Chris. Them big ole stumps get expensive in the long run.
wow moving those huge stumps with the blade was awesome to watch..
Good job brother, out of curiosity, I went back to your excavator recovery video, now over 12 million views. Great accomplishment , congrats on the 506k subs, well deserved!
Another great video of the progress bro, the drone shots are awesome. Safe travels
cool video by drone,,,, nice safe operating project, especially with the forest in the background
The burn pit doesn't look that big, until you put the excavator next to it! That pit is HUGE! lol
Watching you work the equipment is like having a Meatloaf Dinner at your favorite Diner
Comfort food
Lol
Great drone vision 🦘🇦🇺👍
The final day to the fire. The place is clear good work. You can beginnings to buildig the pond. A great video. Greeting to Vienna
Enjoyed this video. I think a first with a drone flying near & above the bonfire. I guess a birds eye view! Good panoramic views of the immediate area too.
That last shot was pretty cool Chris !! Some kid 2 counties over says, look Mom !! Chris is burning again !! lolol...Great as always Man...Would say the digging will start soon....Have a Great Evening Man !! On too the Next..
Nice big fire
Great video
You were right, getting all the brush burnt really opens up what you cleared. Did not realize the amount of fall from home site to the back of the property. I know that the pond will turn out great.
boy, the lot looks so much better with all that scrap cleared and burned.
Chris, I made some log bolsters for my penal hitch lowboy but I used a 6" box beam for the bottom and 5 inch steel pipe for the standards. They work great. I just need 3 axles instead of 2. I have a trip axle dump truck I put logs in it and on the trailer if I'm going very far. Don't tell officer Hoover! 😁😎🙋 But I'm still legal.
Tri axle not "trip" LoL
Moving some of that wood looked like it was a real drag. :)
Damn sweet watching. Reminds of that Cat 225 with the metal shear on it. Sweet machine- didn't have to think about it, just what you were doing- like picking up a fork and eating.
Looking good!
I like the new video format with the speeding up of the video and the music don't change it
Always good when mess is gone and no site clean and can move around
Thanks like the video Chris and like the job your doing .
Another job well done Chris 🇺🇲
Need you a temp probe on the drone to see how hot hot the smoke is up there lol
great job buddy and great video as always 😎👊🏻👍🏻
@30:12 flat? No hills, no mountains? Nice video.
We’re in eastern NC
@@BealyGood Sadly I was never in NC. I didn't the topography.
@@BeytekinConstructionMachinery NC is good for access to beaches and mountains. We’re a little further East than the center. So about 3 hours to the mountains and 2 to the beach.
Retired 76, can't wait to learn to use new Mini Kubota excavator, to help load truck and trailers. Tractors to big to load 5' 6" truck beds, trailers are okay.
The new behind the scenes video is processing right now. Should be up in 20 minutes.
Will be waiting patiently!
@@bobbietower7185 60 seconds left! 😁
Get it while the gittings good 18 will be done soon!!
Mark where Chris buries all that wood ash - if you're putting in grass/pasture, apply it at around 1,000lb an acre for some really strong grass.
Packed with trace elements & replaces lime as a dressing.
extension.unh.edu/resources/files/Resource004042_Rep5718.pdf
@@GARDENER42 Great idea. Thanks!
The drone shots really puts things in perspective,, this job was tree filled + must be a lot of sweet gums in your area ( distinct leave pattern tells all ) ,, can't wait to see the pond go in... Mister Volvo Master,, pond king and skid loader expert,, LD18 rocks............
I'm just now starting to see the vision you had on the first day!!! I can see your smoke from Massachusetts!!
Chris, I like the new drone music 😀
You really dont get the size of that fire pit till you park next to it. Another great vid!!!
Another satisfying clean-up and burn vid. Thanks Chis.👍🏻
Great smoke trail!!!
Awesome drone footage at the end! Aggravating how stuff keeps going beside the dozer blade... clenching my toes seeing it. Wish your dozer could drive faster to whizz backwards to pick it up again! You're doing a great job though!!
WE'RE SUPPORTING YOU THROUGH THE HARD STUFF, keep it up!! :)
@letsdig18 .... Can you purchase like a sticker style thermometer to attach to that front glass? Cool vids man.
Chris that’sone heck of a burn pit, job is looking great. Thanks for sharing. Kevin
great looking yard.
Where ever you live it rains a lot.
Looks good 👍 Comin along nice Chris
I ENJOYED WATCHING THE VIDEO CHRIS 😊
Well Chris you for sure got a lot burned in two days hey man I just want to say thank you for taking us along with you every day on your journey to work but anyway brother you and John and yawls family stay safe and keep the videos coming brother
At least they use 2 steel cradles on a flatbed out west when they use the flatbed to Haul logs
looks at the shine on those machines
Pride of ownership!
👍👍😀🇨🇦🔥
@@ipaddlemyowncanoe.7441 Yeah, borrowing one only to find it leaks is no fun
I don’t what it is but, I just love that sound of the dozer tracks rolling. and then followed by the excellent music track at the end
Great vlog 👍👍
Those construction guys from April finally picked up their Skid Steer. I love your videos and all videos that deal with excavators.
Looking awesome Chris🔥🔥 👍👍😎😎👍👍🔥🔥
Great vid!
Nice when you can catch the pile just right to skid it along the ground without it folding under. Maybe the wet ground helps that to happen.
Another great video.
Hope you soon have grand children to teach the many things that you know, if you do not already.. lol
Awesome Drone shots of the fire inside the stack from above. When are you going to have a Stump Chuckin Contest with other Diggers in the area, Distance and Accuracy, cause you seem to have it down :)> John here, from the back-roads of Tennessee.
Good days work Chris, you always do an amazing job my friend! 👌🏻👍🏻👍🏻 awesome fire brother! 👍🏻you should be playing the song from George Strait, the fireman! While you’re burning, that would be cool! lol after those stumps are in the intense heat for a while that dirt is ready to come off! lol amazing
Looking Good :)
Quite the transformation 👍
Half a million subs? Truly a grass roots effort!
If that’s the only Truck Ryder had available, it’s going to be Sketchy driving it over to the Pulp Mill.🤪
The little yellow machine did seem to get more dirt off the stumps. They just had to rotate along. Nice job as always.
Those flats are more common up here in Michigan. They haul logs to the mill, pull the stakes and haul lumber out. Win win for them. But usually only max out at 10-12' logs not 40' lol
Getting Her done !!!
I bet if Volvo made a dozer it would be a awesome machine.
I like the way you work yeah good operator
The fire-breathing T.Rex is preparing his barbecue for dinner. Love your videos Chris.
You should do a time-lapse video of the burn pile leave the camera overnight recording the fire
Another great job as always!!👍👍
Always busy and progress being made. Remember when there was nothing but dust. It’s feast or famine on this site. Like the way it’s shaping up.
So, does all that charred biomass make for a very fertile area of top soil in the future?
Man I sure hope y'all have a bunch of chains for that log trailer. Boy-o-boy
Hardest working man on RUclips.
You need a letsdig18 logo next to the VOLVO on the boom
Can you reuse that ash from the 3 acres of wood as a fertilizer ? Or what about charcoal ?
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Kinda interested for answer about this idea, anyways, very good video, keep on going.
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Greetings from Czech Republic
Just a thought. Have you ever taken the excavator and split a stump in half or quarter before throwing on the fire? Respectfully, Kevin
It takes a fire to smoke a village! 👍🔥👍🔥👍