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Those flexible black pipes are awful at holding any weight. I'd imagine some of them are damaged by driving over them. A very easy way to make a lot of money doing jobs like this.

There is a pipe from the tank that brings it to the drainfield. It will bring it to a header pipe which distributes it to the EZFlow pipes.

Totally agree, that driveway looked better than some roads in thd UK 🤣

You have the numbers wrong. The most expensive system we have done I. Our area is $4000 in material. You have to keep in mind some of the collateral damage you don’t have by dumping and transporting stone in front yard and bringing to backyard. You can sometimes get the job done in a day compared to two days so it ends up belong close to a wash on cost, on many. Or it I may be a 20-25% higher cost than stone but it always works out better.

​@@walnutgroveexcavating3686 is this a normal size for a septic tank drain field? It seems very large. Im doing recon on running a mew leach line/septic yard system . The current one is back up "due to the leach line/downstream water drainage not draining. Had the septic pumped 3 wks ago. 1kGal. It rained 3 of those days. Its full again... any advice? Im not paying 10k to anyone to dig a hole and lay pipes. Cheers!

Just learned all about "tar & chip" and planning to use it moving forward. Seems like a great, cost-effective solution!

Yeah that music was horrible

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Normally on a driveway not as bad. I agree when they install it on counties roads. Everything turns white. It is hard to pick the right material, asphalt millings pack well but make any concrete black. Road gravel gets really muddy in the rain. Crushed concrete packs nice, but if they do not mix it well you end up with the same issue as road gravel. You may also get some random debris in crushed concrete. It coms down to what you want to deal with :)

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I am really excited for the bucket. I feel like that will be almost as big of a game changer as the Engcon.

@@walnutgroveexcavating3686 id say so! The day I bought just my tilting cleanup bucket for my mini it changed the way I finish jobs. So much faster and better finished product. It felt big and fancy at the time but now I want a bigger better one! Haha Although seeing you and the other guys like dirt ninja with the engcons really gets me interested in investing in one of those. Seem like a no brainer once your used to it!

@@cpexcavatingllc3484 The Engcon really is a game changer. It is amazing how fast you can get jobs done, while be safer and produce the same if not better results. It paid for itself within the first year.

@@walnutgroveexcavating3686 I can imagine! I’m debating whether or not to invest in it on my next mini or do it when I buy my bigger machine. I’m in the market for a 35k lbs machine this season or next season with the larger workload I have, renting big rigs suck! I think an engcon on a larger machine like yours would be much more productive then on a 10k lb mini. Although I would still have my mini for small jobs the big machine with the engcon I think would be the wisest investment!

@@cpexcavatingllc3484 my first larger machine was an old Hitachi. Loved it, started everyday, ran great and it had nothing fancy. It was great digging machine. I realized with the work I do and tight spaces I am in, I needed a close to zero tail swing and rubber tracks. Those two changes for me were huge. Being able to drive in off the road and not mess with mats and/or plywood. I have a 9,500# mini I am amazed on how many large jobs I used it on (before the large machines). At that time did`not really care how long it took. Renting for me was bitter sweet. You could rent a large machine have it dropped off, which is nice. I rented different machines for a year and when I added up the total on rentals I was disappointed that I had nothing to show for that money. Once you go to the bigger machine and you can do the larger jobs in a day instead of 2 it is mind blowing how much more work you can take on. Sounds stupid but it close to doubling business, with the right setup. Always took us 2 days to do a septic, now 1 day almost no matter what unless it is mound or t trench.

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Thanks for the comment. It sounds crazy but I watch the other excavators videos all the time. I learn something new, of course some things not to do. Overall I love seeing guys conquer some hard jobs and challenges. I hope to bring more how to videos and tips. I have learned a lot from others sharing their knowledge.

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It is a 16’ Artic

@@walnutgroveexcavating3686 I thought so those are nice plows

Agreed

Do u need fabric on top of the ez flow