That pond is going to be a really great fishing hole. Brian ain't never going to have to worry about having any problems with it. Once the grass grows in it's going to be a beautiful sight for his neighbors to look at. Always nice to see Robert "The quite" show up and assist Chris.
It's great to see Robert back helping. Wish he wasn't so camera shy. It would be great to get to know him. His work speaks for itself and having him there with you if something unexpected happened. Makes me feel better. Great job, Chris.
Chris,I bet,is hard to work for😊Timmy quit for a reason, and hardly ever works for him,as I'm hard to work for too,I'm picky, don't slack or your on a shovel,lol.Robert is better anyways,than timmy
That last time laps was cool! Pat pat pat. More like PAT PAT PAT! Want more of that please 😁 Running in real time sometimes puts me to sleep like a baby. 😴But time laps keeps me awake for some strange reason. 😵 That's why I have to watch your videos more than once. 🤣
Good evening Chris, Your little dozer has certainly earned it's keep on this huge job! That's a Lot of material to push around. Very nice job. Have a great weekend.
The Killdeer in the background reminds me of growing up next to the Smoky Hill River in Kansas. It was 50yrds from the back door, and they were everywhere. Chris is the "Pond Master."
stretch a L O N G chain like a large boat anchor chain across small pond attached to 2 Dozers like Dozer Chain Logging, could knock all that brush & trees down w/o going into the pond bottom
I am sure it is too late now, but you could have left the remaining dam as a peninsula for fishing off of since you did not need the muck. Looking good though. Between all that top soil from the clay mining site and the other pile from the dredging he could screen a bunch and sell it with his little haul truck and make back a bunch of the cost of this thing. So many want top soil in small amounts. Put a sign by the road and you are off to the races. Easy to make a screener at an angle to dump it through when you have free time. Are you reading these Brian? Might even toss some of that sand in with the top soil if it is not sandy enough for loam, but watch out for too much clay if you do that,
Ami should build you a rotor teller head for your excavator that way, you can roll it till all that Chunky c*** the gumbo I think if you told it all up maybe threw some sand in there a little bit. Be perfect for that. That's right? Rototiller head attachment would be nice.AMI like your money,so give them some more.They make great stuff
It’s not going to take much to get the dam up to grade now. His pond is going to look so much better once you mash all the dead trees into the mud on the other side. I was hoping that he would do something about that. With regular maintenance and if he can keep the beavers and muskrats out of the pond it should last for many decades to come before it needs any serious work done to it.
![Small Mulching Job and Removing The Temporary Pond Dam [HUGE LetsDig Pond Project]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/smJwm9Pz2JY/mqdefault.jpg)
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Good to see Robert back again
Great efforts you made Chris & Team!
This has been a great job to follow. This pond is going to be awesome when it's finished
Good morning Chris and Robert😊❤🤩👍👏👋😉
That pond is going to be a really great fishing hole.
Brian ain't never going to have to worry about having any problems with it.
Once the grass grows in it's going to be a beautiful sight for his neighbors to look at.
Always nice to see Robert "The quite" show up and assist Chris.
It's great to see Robert back helping. Wish he wasn't so camera shy. It would be great to get to know him. His work speaks for itself and having him there with you if something unexpected happened. Makes me feel better. Great job, Chris.
Robert the Reliable.
Chris,I bet,is hard to work for😊Timmy quit for a reason, and hardly ever works for him,as I'm hard to work for too,I'm picky, don't slack or your on a shovel,lol.Robert is better anyways,than timmy
It’s great to see nature and construction working together to create something functional and beautiful! 🌲🌊
She’s shaping in up !!!
The ole pond dam has come a long way from when you first went and looked at it
BEALY GOOD gonna be jealous!!🤣🤣🤣
That last time laps was cool! Pat pat pat. More like PAT PAT PAT! Want more of that please 😁
Running in real time sometimes puts me to sleep like a baby. 😴But time laps keeps me awake for some strange reason. 😵
That's why I have to watch your videos more than once. 🤣
So stoked I am here early! I love this project and have been enjoying seeing the progress!
Nice video Chris. The pond is coming along nicely.
It's shaping up nice. The final grade is going to show how much improvement has been made. I hope you do a before and after drone shot.
Great job guys keep up the good work love it
Good evening Chris, Your little dozer has certainly earned it's keep on this huge job! That's a Lot of material to push around. Very nice job. Have a great weekend.
Glad you found better clay than that other muddy clay from old pond dam Chris it's looking good Robert dam good operator
I am gonna buy one of them Rippa Texas One Ton Excavators, so I can go out and dig like LETSDIG18! 😱😁😝🤪👍👍🇺🇸
What we’ve been waiting on, let’s goo Chris‼️💯
Nice to see the job getting done
The Killdeer in the background reminds me of growing up next to the Smoky Hill River in Kansas. It was 50yrds from the back door, and they were everywhere. Chris is the "Pond Master."
Nice,you accomplished more than you thought.continue on doing your thing.be safe 😎😎😎👍👍👍
Fantastic Job. Amazing work rate and effort. Well done Chris.
Glad to see ya found more good clay Chris I was beginning to wander if you would have enough to finish the job it sure is looking good 👍
Wouldn’t surprise me that damn was twice as wide when it was originally built. It eroded away because of the sand. Looking good.
stretch a L O N G chain like a large boat anchor chain across small pond attached to 2 Dozers like Dozer Chain Logging, could knock all that brush & trees down w/o going into the pond bottom
Little chilly here in So. California. I love it.
Great interesting videos like the way you explain work
Without boring face time
This job must be costing old mate heaps. One of the biggest jobs I have seen Chris do over all the years I have been watching this channel....
MAN YOU ARE AMAZING!!!...I HOPE THIS GUY HAVE THE MONEY TO PAY YOU FOR ALL THIS WORK!!!...😮
Could've been a sand dam made from that "damn" sand.
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I am sure it is too late now, but you could have left the remaining dam as a peninsula for fishing off of since you did not need the muck. Looking good though. Between all that top soil from the clay mining site and the other pile from the dredging he could screen a bunch and sell it with his little haul truck and make back a bunch of the cost of this thing. So many want top soil in small amounts. Put a sign by the road and you are off to the races. Easy to make a screener at an angle to dump it through when you have free time. Are you reading these Brian? Might even toss some of that sand in with the top soil if it is not sandy enough for loam, but watch out for too much clay if you do that,
Ami should build you a rotor teller head for your excavator that way, you can roll it till all that Chunky c*** the gumbo I think if you told it all up maybe threw some sand in there a little bit. Be perfect for that. That's right? Rototiller head attachment would be nice.AMI like your money,so give them some more.They make great stuff
Great job 👍🏻 9:03 love the steam coming off the dirt 11:00 love the noise
Can picture the beavers kicking back in deck chairs across the pond watching you build their dam.
morning workers
Or a harley rake that attaches to an excavator that would work too I guess
It’s not going to take much to get the dam up to grade now. His pond is going to look so much better once you mash all the dead trees into the mud on the other side. I was hoping that he would do something about that. With regular maintenance and if he can keep the beavers and muskrats out of the pond it should last for many decades to come before it needs any serious work done to it.
[34:26] Need to be carful to avoid taking a chunk out of the overflow
The technical word for the gumbo clay is “plastic”. It is likely a highly plastic fat clay.
LetsDig18!
THANKS!
That has been a lot of work so far. Pond is looking good. Thank you and have a great day.
It’s time to wax that dozer
Good afternoon Mr Chris. The guy that was over there a couple of days ago but left to make some right a ways around a corn field , is he kin to you ?
North Carolina gumbo
Great planning and developing your available resources…looks like a damn dam.
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It’ll be sweet if he was to let where you dig all that clay up fill in with water with a small channel for a place catch some fish.
Good morning everyone I hope you all enjoy your day we have rain here today again in Tasmania ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Your videos are always so profound and inspiring! Thank you for your creativity and dedication.🦑😼🌗
I thought that mother nature was going to throw some curveballs to you. Nice it did not happen.
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@@RickLane-x4j having to work off my phone my laptop took a dump so I'm getting a second one hooked up
Ho riso così forte che i vicini sono venuti a vedere cosa era successo. Ora anche loro stanno guardando questo video😛
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Watching your channel is always an exciting and educational journey. Continue to inspire and teach us with your talent!🤭😃🏚
Your videos are always so vivid and memorable! Thank you for your creativity and your ability to capture the attention of your viewers!💬👁🩸
Thank you for your hard work and dedication. Your videos are a real role model.🥨🌏👠