This guy has kept you very busy over the last year. You always do an amazing job and that’s why you get so much repeat business. The land owners know that they won’t find anyone that will do a better job so they don’t bother looking. Like I’ve always been told, word of mouth is the best advertising you can get. I would imagine that a lot of your customers have recommended you to do their work.
I remember all the jobs that you have done for this property and good to see more done with it. Property owners appreicate that CHRIS touch, and professionalism🙂
I like more of the raw footage we are getting out of the excavator and getting into the truck and also the way this video is laid out and edited Awesome video more of these please
Many years ago 50+/- there was an operator here in NW Oklahoma had a Ford backhoe, the city would use him to dig sewer lines 100 yards at a time they never needed to do any hand work afterwards. He was fun to watch.
Said this last time about this building, PERFECT candidate from a rain water harvesting reserviour tank. Overflow towards the woods or lake. Could then use that water for jet washing the equipment, WC (if there is one in the building) That is also a good roof for solar panels.
Yes good ideas but Dennis is correct that’s something that the owner will have to do. Chris could even do the solar idea on his shop if he wants to. Hopefully the owner reads these comments.
We had a log deck catch fire in late fall while burning brush. The deck sat all winter under 5 feet of snow. When we loaded it out in May, one of the loads caught fire on the way to the mill. Quite the dilemma, the mill didn't want anything to do with a burning load of logs and the trucker was very motivated to get rid of them. They finally dug a quick hole with a dozer and dumped the logs into it.
Thanks for all the great vidoes! I really enjoy the way you explain your process of doing things to make it easier and faster. Thanks for showing this new guy the right way to get things done right.
This is a beautiful piece of property, all level and clean, nice big roads cut in, it looks fantastic, you sure know how to use that big equipment, love these videos, be well my friend.
Nice to see those plans you were talking about some months ago come to fruition, customer should be pleased with raising the back of the turn to level it some, I know I would be. Nice job sir, enjoyed watching.
love the explanation on the dozer, the how and why. Thanks for that, great insight on how and why things happen, your thoughts, and thinking ahead during a job. Cheers
Hi Chris! Looking good on your customer’s farm! You have really transformed that property! Couldn’t help but notice the cup from Cook Out. Now I want a Huge 1/2 pound burger! Haha….Love Cook Out! Take care man!
You can use a small (6" ish) catch basin at the bottom of each downspout instead of piping them directly to the underground line. In some cases I prefer it because the gutter leaves roll off the grate instead of clogging up the pipe.
damn that is an awesome transformation from where you started with this one. I have been watching since before the mobile mansion and you have come a long way with your equipment and your farm.
I’m glad you mentioned the grader in the last video. I knew John owned it but was wondering if you bought it or was still renting it from him. He should just sell it to you. Or go in halves on it. I’ve never seen him on it. But it’s a very good to have in the arsenal
Nice looking drive. You have done a great deal of work on the property. Drain pipes and the rest of the stone. What's next? Have a great weekend. Thanks Chris.
Ashes will stay hot forever.Check this out.Chris I used to do hardwood flooring running a random orbit or a clerk edger on hardwood floors.We had to contain all the sawdust.Because a spark can stay dormant for a very long time and start a fire.
Many years ago when I was farming, we had about 250 acres of alfalfa, money making stuff. Well the grinder people started a fire, accidentally, they ended up having to bury it to get it to go out & stay out.
I live in Colorado, in the suburbs of Denver. Many, many years ago they mined coal in various places around here (there are over 1000 old mines in Boulder County alone. Anyway, fires have started in various coal mines around the state and many have been active for decades. As of last year there were still 38 active coal mine fires underground.. just mind-blowing.
Oh Yeah, That made a big difference in raising that corner the way you did Chris !! Made it look way better, leveling it up like that !! Nice... Man, that Owner has done a lot of work on that Farm so far, and still going. It has really changed it so much since ya started out there !! Going to be a very nice place out there !! Great as Always Chris !! Have a Great Evening, And, On too the Next !! Stay out of this Heat as much as ya can !! Think it's about 105 here in Western Ky. today with the Heat Index !! HOT !! lolol...
You definitely have a nack for seeing the outcome you are looking for and making it happen It’s gonna look great as always We ain’t had no rain in 2 weeks in Greensboro and don’t look like we are going to get any in the next 2 weeks
Chris like everyone says you do good work always busy that shows You treat you're customers The way you want be treated One question when you going Get old barnie a big brother Because we know you won't get rid of that truck it's part of the family Besides you got pretty good fleet On home front Next question when you going get a shovel to go along with you're dragline ??????
Chris you make it look easy got a good base for the drive way there cover with stone roll and done Does the work load on this property have an end more to be done on pond thing as well Cheers
I always thought that the ground above the beach ought to be cut a little bit lower with a ditch.Deep enough so the water doesn't run down the beach.Maybe the beach is too steep.I don't know but I can't wait to see if that problem gets erectified
Guess you also know if you put wet b concrete on top that crush concrete it will be as good as fresh Pour concrete I've used it like that on field ditch With 48 inch concrete pipe time we got done look like fresh pour
Just of Interest, With jumping from Machine to Machine, How do you keep Record of Fuel and Hours each Machine works on a Job! Even down to When You say fit the Rakus Rake on The front of the Skid Steer is that charged out extra as a specialized implement!. Kinda Must be Hard to be Precise when Pricing up a Whole Job with Changing Material that you might have to Cut through. Cheers
The Cost of Rock, Stone, Crushed Concrete must be very high in your Area, arround here 60cm layer of stone, about "2Feet" is broght in, under roads, parking lots, etc. which gives you peace of mind, with water, frost and other drainage related trouble
👍 Nice work. That gimbal is really herky jerky in this video. It goes past the point of where you stop and abruptly tries to catch back up, If you know what I'm sayin', not smooth.
This guy has kept you very busy over the last year. You always do an amazing job and that’s why you get so much repeat business. The land owners know that they won’t find anyone that will do a better job so they don’t bother looking. Like I’ve always been told, word of mouth is the best advertising you can get. I would imagine that a lot of your customers have recommended you to do their work.
Do a good job and the customer will tell a few people do a bad job and they'll tell everyone
This guy must be loaded for all the work you have done on this farm. He is the kind of customer you for sure want to keep happy. Nice work Chris !!!
There ARE people who do well and have money, you know! Lol
I remember all the jobs that you have done for this property and good to see more done with it. Property owners appreicate that CHRIS touch, and professionalism🙂
I like more of the raw footage we are getting out of the excavator and getting into the truck and also the way this video is laid out and edited Awesome video more of these please
Your Client has a beautiful Estate! The life time improvements, accomplish in a very short time, are simply amazing! God bless you both!
So, tightened a couple fittings and the lines are no longer leaking, making the purchase of the roller even better. Good job.
Chris I think you must have a spirit level in your head! Beautiful job.
Many years ago 50+/- there was an operator here in NW Oklahoma had a Ford backhoe, the city would use him to dig sewer lines 100 yards at a time they never needed to do any hand work afterwards. He was fun to watch.
Said this last time about this building, PERFECT candidate from a rain water harvesting reserviour tank. Overflow towards the woods or lake.
Could then use that water for jet washing the equipment, WC (if there is one in the building)
That is also a good roof for solar panels.
Not something Chris can do about, that is up to the owner. :)
Yes good ideas but Dennis is correct that’s something that the owner will have to do.
Chris could even do the solar idea on his shop if he wants to.
Hopefully the owner reads these comments.
We had a log deck catch fire in late fall while burning brush. The deck sat all winter under 5 feet of snow. When we loaded it out in May, one of the loads caught fire on the way to the mill. Quite the dilemma, the mill didn't want anything to do with a burning load of logs and the trucker was very motivated to get rid of them. They finally dug a quick hole with a dozer and dumped the logs into it.
Wow, it was still hot after all that time??
Well since you do a great job on some of this projects . That’s why you keep going back to the same projects for more added projects.
This is a very enjoyable project to watch. It just keeps going ✌️
This has been a really cool project!! Got to see you do all kinds of work here!!
The transformation of the site is coming along beautifully. I can't wait to see how it looks once the stone is laid. Keep up the fantastic work! 💪
Thanks for all the great vidoes! I really enjoy the way you explain your process of doing things to make it easier and faster. Thanks for showing this new guy the right way to get things done right.
I could sit and watch you do this for hours
I spotted a Cook Out cup (18:33) Good choice. I like the one in Lynchburg, VA.
❤ Lovin the expert instructions, keep up the good work.
That was an excellent lesson in grading and raising the outside curve in a road/driveway. Well done!
It reminded me of the way he built the dam on this property . . . all the piles then go through all of them in one trip. 🙂
This is a beautiful piece of property, all level and clean, nice big roads cut in, it looks fantastic, you sure know how to use that big equipment, love these videos, be well my friend.
Nice to see those plans you were talking about some months ago come to fruition, customer should be pleased with raising the back of the turn to level it some, I know I would be. Nice job sir, enjoyed watching.
Hi Chris.Can we get an update on the deep as heck pond that you used the huge off road truck on with island in the middle please,when you can
Someone a couple of videos ago said it was half full now.
Looks a lot better with that wider road.
This project just keeps you in work bro which is great as it has mostly big stuff that has kept your toys and you busy. Safe travels. Ken.
A Work from great Surroundings World. The Road and Carpark with Stone to preparing! And not Asphalt. Good Work and Video. Thanks. 💪👌👍
You should put a culvert pipe in that area with the erosion and run all the down spouts pipes to it and let it drain down the gully twords the pond 😊😊
I remember well that job, it's nice to see you finally getting to put the finishing touches on it. Great video, Chris.
I am always impressed by the quality of the work you do, Chris!
Always nice to see a new Letsdig18 episode pop up on my feed after a nap.
This property is one he just keeps on adding zeros on the check.
love the explanation on the dozer, the how and why. Thanks for that, great insight on how and why things happen, your thoughts, and thinking ahead during a job. Cheers
looking good, will be a nice road and driveway once stone is put down.. thanks for sharing your work Chris..
Hi Chris! Looking good on your customer’s farm! You have really transformed that property! Couldn’t help but notice the cup from Cook Out. Now I want a Huge 1/2 pound burger! Haha….Love Cook Out! Take care man!
That has been a very long project. :) Thank you and have a great day.
You can use a small (6" ish) catch basin at the bottom of each downspout instead of piping them directly to the underground line. In some cases I prefer it because the gutter leaves roll off the grate instead of clogging up the pipe.
damn that is an awesome transformation from where you started with this one. I have been watching since before the mobile mansion and you have come a long way with your equipment and your farm.
Great job; I'm always amazed at your eye for grade. Love watching.
I’m glad you mentioned the grader in the last video. I knew John owned it but was wondering if you bought it or was still renting it from him. He should just sell it to you. Or go in halves on it. I’ve never seen him on it. But it’s a very good to have in the arsenal
Perfect timing Chris for purchasing the roller. Great job as always, stay safe.
Love watching your visions come to fruition! Thanks for many years of fun and education!
👏👏👏💯💯👏👏👏
Good evening my friend hope your having a good day 😚❤️😊
Awesome work keeping you busy nice video 😊
Wa kinda hoping to see Barney hauling crushed concrete for the road. LOL.
He will at some point
As I recall the farm with the crushed concrete is an hour or so away and Barney's an off-road truck so isn't licensed for that kind of work. 🙂
Very nice work and looking forward to the next video!
Nice looking drive. You have done a great deal of work on the property. Drain pipes and the rest of the stone. What's next? Have a great weekend. Thanks Chris.
Your line of work seems to be very lucrative
Your editing is getting so good from loading one truck to starting the next.
Like a artist with a brush. That's a nice looking place now.
Ashes will stay hot forever.Check this out.Chris I used to do hardwood flooring running a random orbit or a clerk edger on hardwood floors.We had to contain all the sawdust.Because a spark can stay dormant for a very long time and start a fire.
After a forest fire in our province this spring as they are still fight the fire in some spots, because it was under ground during the winter.
Many years ago when I was farming, we had about 250 acres of alfalfa, money making stuff.
Well the grinder people started a fire, accidentally, they ended up having to bury it to get it to go out & stay out.
I live in Colorado, in the suburbs of Denver. Many, many years ago they mined coal in various places around here (there are over 1000 old mines in Boulder County alone.
Anyway, fires have started in various coal mines around the state and many have been active for decades.
As of last year there were still 38 active coal mine fires underground.. just mind-blowing.
@@yayinternets and dangerous
@@yayinternets Wow!
Neat and serviceable entry to the shed/barn. Not jus about digging holes, LetsDig18's business.
I remember when it was almost a 45 degree angle coming out of that door . .
Oh Yeah, That made a big difference in raising that corner the way you did Chris !! Made it look way better, leveling it up like that !! Nice... Man, that Owner has done a lot of work on that Farm so far, and still going. It has really changed it so much since ya started out there !! Going to be a very nice place out there !! Great as Always Chris !! Have a Great Evening, And, On too the Next !! Stay out of this Heat as much as ya can !! Think it's about 105 here in Western Ky. today with the Heat Index !! HOT !! lolol...
All the gear and a good idea .....thanks for the video
Will this guy ever run out of money? This a better money pit than the Bealy good farm.
And that's saying something!! 😂😂
You definitely have a nack for seeing the outcome you are looking for and making it happen
It’s gonna look great as always
We ain’t had no rain in 2 weeks in Greensboro and don’t look like we are going to get any in the next 2 weeks
I'll give your grading skills an A plus. Have a good weekend and keep cool if you can.
This owner and BealyGood are keeping you busy, and in new toys.
Another nice looking job Chris
Chris like everyone says you do good work always busy that shows
You treat you're customers
The way you want be treated
One question when you going
Get old barnie a big brother
Because we know you won't get rid of that truck it's part of the family
Besides you got pretty good fleet
On home front
Next question when you going get a shovel to go along with you're dragline ??????
I am still trying to figure out where you dug that small pond with the 330!
Chris you make it look easy got a good base for the drive way there cover with stone roll and done
Does the work load on this property have an end more to be done on pond thing as well
Cheers
Hey Chris, great video as always. Can you give us a rental cabin update please?
I always thought that the ground above the beach ought to be cut a little bit lower with a ditch.Deep enough so the water doesn't run down the beach.Maybe the beach is too steep.I don't know but I can't wait to see if that problem gets erectified
Chris, when you get time can you give us a update on that mega pond and dam you built? Thanks. If you have and I missed it, I apologize.
Chris did Charlie buy the 330? I think the volvo is going to be more versatile.
Also, is barney due a service, or have you done it off camera.
The service I don’t need to see, I’ve done enough of it myself.
Good job mate you do a great job love your work
You should wear a gold crown 👑 Chris, you are the king man.
Nice work
Tell Uncle John we said hi !
Nice work! Chris!
Amazing how dry that soil is.
Love thoses videos and you explane hevery thing Chris In my book your nomber 1 .
Wow your skill on so many different pieces of equipment is amazing love your videos. I'm curious are you self taught on operating equipment or ?
If you have somebody to weld plates on the sides of your blade out about 6inches you won't loose dirt off the side of your blade
Great job 👍🏻
Looking good!
Wow niceee work!!
Hi Geoff, is all of the concrete that you crushed gone? This will be a strong road mixing crushed concrete and stone, Joe Capo.
Sorry Chris, did not want to offend.
Mighty Fine Job 👍👍
Looks like a farm that leads to a farm that leads to a farm !!😂 This guy has more acres than john dutton !! 😂
Are you using the crushed concrete for this driveway and the new one next door?
I know if I bought a big RV I wouldn't want it to lean going round the back. Heaven forbid !
Good job sir.
For a minute there I thought that was your new shop 😊😊
Guess you also know if you put wet b concrete on top that crush concrete it will be as good as fresh
Pour concrete
I've used it like that on field ditch
With 48 inch concrete pipe time we got done look like fresh pour
Just of Interest, With jumping from Machine to Machine, How do you keep Record of Fuel and Hours each Machine works on a Job! Even down to When You say fit the Rakus Rake on The front of the Skid Steer is that charged out extra as a specialized implement!. Kinda Must be Hard to be Precise when Pricing up a Whole Job with Changing Material that you might have to Cut through. Cheers
👍 thanks
The Cost of Rock, Stone, Crushed Concrete must be very high in your Area, arround here 60cm layer of stone, about "2Feet" is broght in, under roads, parking lots, etc. which gives you peace of mind, with water, frost and other drainage related trouble
Looks great
Nice video Chris.
Very nice,changing everyday.just carry on.👍👍👍😎😎😎
We all owe Chris $100 each for the instructional video on dozer grading. Pay up!
Put it on my account!
@@cathiwim On account that I don't have any money.
Nice work
I find it most interesting
I cant remember who it was that gave you that pro tip for leaving a space between your spoil heaps but its working Chris
Hey Chris if you ain't gonna bring the Big bucket over ... How about a pic or short video of it please 🙏
I like how you plan to have a nice stock pile of clay months before you need it
Looks good. He doesn't want a pond out behind the shop does he?
how is that big,deep pond filling????
That customer must have hit the lottery.....
Jay Leno's classic car collection is cool, I guess, but I'd rather have YOUR collection. ;)
👍 Nice work. That gimbal is really herky jerky in this video. It goes past the point of where you stop and abruptly tries to catch back up, If you know what I'm sayin', not smooth.
4:36 i believe that's whats called a zombie fire.
Is it faster than the old 290 John had
Hey Chris, if you'd rock the camera every time you show the roller, you'd be rocking and rolling. Yep. Just saying.
@davidweeks1997:
And you may show yourself the way out!
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@@daleallen7634 :-)