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We traded it In on a kobelco 210

Yes. It has a 2 inch pipe inside the 4 inch with holes drilled in it every 24 inches apart.

Today $18k-$24k

It was a 3 bedroom house 1500gal septic tank 1000gal lift station

Yes he did dump the air bags.

So with that lift gate you have to open it every time or can you just let the load push IT open like for spread dumping?? I drove years back and dumped load like clay and jerked it ahead so it would slam a few times to get the left overs out

The lift gate doesn't have to lift. You can dump it with the gate down. I know want you mean for letting the gate slam to get the rest of sticky material. Lifting just keeps from dragging the top of the pile. If we are dumping on the edge of the road we usually lift to so it don't drag some onto the road

I drove 92 Ford mostly it didn’t have air bags it was a rough ride

The air bags makes a lot smoother ride. Doesn't beat the truck. But you do need to empty the bags before you dump or could cause a roll over

I believe just to use a a patio

Most of it was within the inch. There were a few spots where it ripped out a 3" -4" peice. On this basement it took a 1.25 yd more concrete for the footer that what it figures out to be.

@@dirtdiggerohio3873 Nice job. That's impressive.

Thanks it mainly os because most of the rock we encounter is a layer rock. Primarily made up of layers that are 1"-2" thick, But the small layers can be very hard. We do see solid limestone or sand stone which is not layer here normally.

48inch. side cuts make It about 52inch

It's the same when people say pop or soda.

This was not our first time preparing for this type of foundation. We did find virgin soil that we stopped at. Since we were able to get to virgin soil a engineering firm was not needed.

@@freedomlover6297 I was talking about times you don't want the bin going through someones lawn.

Behind the door on the side of the machine there is a panel. Open it up and the is a small valve inside that you turn to change controls.

Was curious what you mean by "tracking" I'm looking at buying a hx160 myself, any help would be appreciated.

We have use a 1 yd bucket clear up to a 3 yd bucket. We do set ours up on concrete blocks that are 2 ft tall so you don't have to empty it as often. We are in the process of relocating it or else I would send you the video.

The screen allows quarter inch and smaller through. I'm not sure how many yards per hour it would do but I know if you're material is dry you can do a fair amount. I would think close to a hundred yards an hour or more.

I don't know what brand it is. We bought it at an auction. The motor that was on it was bad so I had taken it off to put a new one on. It is a 4x10 screen deck. It actually works very well and very inexpensive to operate. We screen topsoil with it and the topsoil doesn't have to be 100% and dry to go through it. But the dryer it is the faster it goes.

You would compact it some. This soil was pretty dry so it didn't pack much. Before the yard was planted we ran a rock hound over it and that loosens the top inch or two of soil for seed.

@@dirtdiggerohio3873 Got it. Thanks for your response. I have to place 4" thick topsoil and I was planning to rent a D-5. I was afraid the topsoil would compact and the inspector would make me put more.

@@TheMegaVoter just make sure the topsoil isn't wet.

@@dirtdiggerohio3873 I sure will. Thanks.

The extra soil usually gets spread out around the new house when it's built. Sometimes on small lots we haul it out.

Depends on where you are working. Where this video was taken the maximum amount of slope the leach field can have is 3 inches in 100 ft.

We use concrete sand.

Slag from the steel plants

Yes comes from the steel plants

They are lighter ,and cost less to buy. The material going in the is light duty material. So need for a heavier built one.

dirt digger Ohio ! Thanks for the reply! How’s the business going? I hear there’s good money in the dumpster business just expensive to get into

@@drewmurphy2796 the business is going well. I was lucky to establish some customers before we invested into it. It is a little pricey to start from scratch though.

dirt digger Ohio ! If I may ask, how many dumpsters do you have? How many do you rent a week?

@@drewmurphy2796 we have only bought 6 dumpsters so far. With buying the truck and dumpsters it was a far amount of money. Now all the dumpster are rented out every week and will probably stay that way the rest of the year. I haven't rented any to the general public yet but don't know if I'm going to. It seems easier to stay with renting to companies instead of homeowners.

good comment!!!!

D. Griffith &Sons but we do not work there. We only work in North East ohio

Unfortunately we don't work that far north. I don't know anyone from up there u could recommend either.

Unfortunately we don't go that far north. I don't know anyone from up there I could recommend either

We are in Stark county, north Eastern ohio

Hey thanks!

It does good. It will get the job done but sometimes it takes a little longer. It is nice having the short radius for a lot of our work. If your digging a lot of basements I would say the 170 would be the way to go. We are digging more basements than we use to so we are looking at getting a 210 at the end of the year.

It also depends on if they are city lots that are real tight with the tail swing. if they basement's are bigger the 1900 sqft I would go with the 170 for sure

dirt digger Ohio ! Thanks most of my lots are 80’ - 85’ wide and have a minimum 8’ sideyard. I’m leaning towards the 170. My dealer has one set up with a 54” digging bucket hydraulic pin grabber and 2 way auxiliary hydraulics. I will probably demo soon