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Timber&stone
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เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 31 มี.ค. 2023
Tag along on some of my projects around my property and follow my work as a machine operator working with excavators and loaders. Also alot of treework and sawing timber on our sawmill.
Day 4+5, draining a water damaged basement. Informative time lapse.
Installing a new sand trap and starting to insulate and place drain pipes on the excavated side of the house.
A lot of time spent getting materials so combined 2 days of work on site! :)
Subtitles, Trying to use youtubes AI to help me with the subtitles. Please let me know if something does not make any sense :D
Excavator: Neuson 6003 tiltrotator rotortilt trailer
A lot of time spent getting materials so combined 2 days of work on site! :)
Subtitles, Trying to use youtubes AI to help me with the subtitles. Please let me know if something does not make any sense :D
Excavator: Neuson 6003 tiltrotator rotortilt trailer
มุมมอง: 10 452
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Excavator makes firewood processing easy! Timelapse
มุมมอง 3.6Kวันที่ผ่านมา
I use about 50 cubic yards of firewood every year. I burn 1m long logs and fell, cut, split and stack it mostly on my own. This is a small timelapse of the process! excavator Neuson 6003, grapple tiltrotator rotortilt Loader: Lundberg 345ti wood splitter: Bala agri 110
Day 3, draining a water damaged basement. Informative Timelapse
มุมมอง 25K14 วันที่ผ่านมา
Finding more issues with the pipes on this job, continuing the excavation and fixing all the problems! Excavator Neuson 6003 tiltrotator rotortil
Day 2, draining a water damaged basement. Time lapse
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More excavation along the telephone and main electric cables. Found one major issue that was a part in the problem with the water damaged corner of the basement. Excavator Neuson 6003 rotortilt tiltrotator Isodrän
Day 1, draining a water damaged basement. Time lapse
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Starting this new project, the house was built in the early 70s. About a year ago some moisture was first noticed in a corner of the basement after a night of heavy rain. There is now mold in that corner and the carpet is "bubbly". I´m really interested in seeing what has gone wrong in that particular corner. This is a big project for me with a lot of stone work as well as the draining job. Exc...
Talking about upcoming projects.
มุมมอง 63921 วันที่ผ่านมา
Some info on projects that I currently have. Timelapse videos soon to come! If you want to follow these projects make sure to subscribe! :)
Day 5 Last day! Building a small house pad. Timelapse
มุมมอง 6Kหลายเดือนก่อน
Finishing up this project for now, doing everything I need the excavator for. The customer will finish raking and sowing the lawn. Walkaround and talking about this project after the timelapse part.. Excavator neuson 6003 tiltrotator
Day 4, building a small house pad. Time lapse
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Building the pad with crushed 0-30mm material and packing it down to create a solid base for the house. Figuring out how to get rid of drain and rain water. Short and rainy day. Excavator: Neuson 6003 rototilt tiltrotator
Day 3, building a small house pad. Time lapse
มุมมอง 6Kหลายเดือนก่อน
Continuing this small house pad project. Great weather and a long day of work. I finish excavating for the pad and start to build it up with crushed 0-30mm gravel and laying drainage pipes. Also fixing a small pad by the lake for a hot tub with 8-16mm gravel! I can not use the footage of me loading materials because I would need to blur the whole screen due to all the packages! Excavator Neuson...
Day 2, building a small house pad. Time lapse
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Continuing this project, this day the house construction kit came. Sadly it was earlier then expected and my truck driver could not deliver material to improve the road in time. This resulted in me having to solo transport all packages the last few hundred meters. Excavator Neuson 6003. tiltrotator rotortilt attachments
Day 1, part 2. Excavation! Building a small house pad. Time lapse
มุมมอง 37Kหลายเดือนก่อน
I am building a small house pad, the house is just about 4m by 8m. Excavating 5,5m by 9,5m to build the pad. Link to part 1, Tree felling: th-cam.com/video/a9ck98CHg7M/w-d-xo.html Excavator: Neuson 6003. tiltrotator rotortilt trailer
Day 1, part 1. Trees. Building a small house pad. Time lapse
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Day 1, part 1 on this project, felling trees where the house pad is to be excavated and some big trees damaged by barbed wire. I decided to split this day into 2 videos, one with tree work and part 2 with excavation. Excavator Neuson 6003, grapple rotortilt tiltrotator trailer
Next job! Brief info and transporting my excavator.
มุมมอง 2.4K2 หลายเดือนก่อน
Brief info on my next job with the excavator, I need almost all of my attachments including my trailer for this job! I will get the hang of talking to the camera sometime I think, but not yet! :D Bear with me. Excavator Neuson 6003.
Day 12. Last day! Draining and insulating a basement. Timelapse
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This stage on this project is coming to an end. Finishing backfilling and getting rid of unwanted materials. Cleaning with the excavator, any job done by hand will be saved for later. Doing a quick walkaround talking about this job. Excavator Neuson 6003 tiltrotator, rotortilt Music from #Uppbeat (free for Creators!): uppbeat.io/t/tobias-voigt/silhouettes License code: LCBDLQFW1E9TK1SY
Day 11. Draining and insulating a basement. Timelapse
มุมมอง 2.1K2 หลายเดือนก่อน
Laying some storm water pipes and preparing for new electrical cables to the garage. And also a whole lot of backfilling. Excavator: Neuson 6003 tiltrotator rotortilt Music from #Uppbeat (free for Creators!): uppbeat.io/t/tobias-voigt/silhouettes License code: LCBDLQFW1E9TK1SY
Day 10. Draining and insulating a basement. Timelapse
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Day 10. Draining and insulating a basement. Timelapse
Day 9. Draining and insulating a basement. Timelapse
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Day 9. Draining and insulating a basement. Timelapse
Day 8. Draining and insulating a basement. Timelapse
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Day 8. Draining and insulating a basement. Timelapse
Day 7. Draining and insulating a basement. Timelapse
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Day 7. Draining and insulating a basement. Timelapse
Day 6. Draining and insulating a basement. Timelapse
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Day 6. Draining and insulating a basement. Timelapse
Day 5. Draining and insulating a basement. Timelapse
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Day 5. Draining and insulating a basement. Timelapse
Day 4. Draining and insulating a basement. Timelapse
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Day 4. Draining and insulating a basement. Timelapse
Day 3. Draining and insulating a basement. Timelapse
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Day 3. Draining and insulating a basement. Timelapse
Day 2. Draining and insulating a basement. Timelapse
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Day 2. Draining and insulating a basement. Timelapse
Day 1. Draining and insulating a basement. Timelapse
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Day 1. Draining and insulating a basement. Timelapse
Mini Forwarder, a Troublesome Day in the Woods
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Mini Forwarder, a Troublesome Day in the Woods
Honda ATV Working in the Forest Felling Dead Trees.
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Honda ATV Working in the Forest Felling Dead Trees.
Building a Chicken Coop/Storage House. Part 2 - Floor and wall sections, Timelapse.
มุมมอง 1.2K5 หลายเดือนก่อน
Building a Chicken Coop/Storage House. Part 2 - Floor and wall sections, Timelapse.
Building a Chicken Coop/Storage House. Part 1 - Excavating and Foundation Stones
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Building a Chicken Coop/Storage House. Part 1 - Excavating and Foundation Stones
Safe Corner Fail. Felling Dead Trees in Snowy Sweden
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Safe Corner Fail. Felling Dead Trees in Snowy Sweden
Me gusta como trabajas saludos desde Bruck an der leitha Austria 🇦🇹 eso si con esta musica me entra muchísimo sueño 😴 😅
Hey! Thank you 😊 greetings from sweden! Thank you for the feedback! I want my viewers to relax while watching, but not fall asleep! I might switch some songs…. 👍🏼 Did you translate to spanish? I understand german fairly well, which I thought was the common language in austria? 🙂 i do not understand spanish however 🙃
Hola , me gustaria para mi excavadora un engcon mi excavadora tiene 11 t me podrias dar consejos de donde mirar?
Hello! 👋 The Engcon ec214 is made for 9-14 ton machines! You can find more info at www.engcon.com I understand that engcon is more known World wide, but there are plenty of competitors. Steelwrist, rototilt (used to be called indexator) and ”SMP parts” have comparable products to engcon. I would compare prices if they are available in your country! 😀 best of luck to you!
@@Stocksten-wl4ey estoy buscando algo de segunda mano y no necesariamente engcon puede ser cualquier marca , me puedes decir algunas paginas donde puedas buscar en tu pais? No me importa ir a comprarlo alli
www.mascus.com/ Try this place, i found used tiltrotators all over europe when searching for ”tiltrotator” 🙂
@@Stocksten-wl4ey gracias
Det är nog en stödpelare för marktrycket, man gjorde så om man inte hade ngn mellanvägg som stöd.
Underbart! Tack, det verkar vettigt👍🏼😀
Good job on the video as always. The AI you used worked fine for subtitles. In recent years I have not had bad experiences with computer translation. 99% of the time it if perfect. Have a good evening :)
Thank you Steve! 😀 Nice, Thank you for the feedback! It sped up the process a bit so i will most likely use it again 👍🏼 always looking forward to your comment, you have spoiled me😅 good day!
@@Stocksten-wl4ey Thank you for the kindness! :)
Kommer bli riktigt bra! Snyggt förklarat också. :D
Tack, haha det glädjer mig att det var förståeligt😅
I believe the Europeans get permanent hard-ons when they use swivel buckets.
Of course we do! Don’t you? 😀
I remember they dig deep side of house in 1985 because old clay pipe was broke it was built in 1930.
Clay pipes are what i usually find, not sure when they began with pvc but i guess it was somewhere in the 70s.
Very old!
So this is what you do to relax on the weekends! Sure beats going to the gym. =D That little grapple is just perfect. Here in the US, the first go to piece of equipment is a skidsteer over a small excavator - 20 to 1 at least. I can't understand the thinking except that skidsteers look more macho and there are YT's of guys doing wheelies in skidsteers??? If I had a machine like yours, you couldn't give me a skidsteer. Have a good week!
This footage is from april I think. But yes it usually is how I spend part of my weekends at least 😅 I have thought alot about why it is so different in different countries! I watch alot of usa TH-camrs that work in landscaping etc. They sure do get alot of use out of them, but i like my setup. A wheeled loader able to travel at 50km/h and my excavator 🙂 I have used a skidsteer on 1 job over a my 15 years of doing landscaping jobs. I do not have a reason to invest in one. They are generally rare in sweden. Thanks, you too! 😀
@@Stocksten-wl4ey it is very interesting to hear your thoughts on equipment choice. I was questioning the validity of my observation. Seems as though our logic about efficient machines "tracks". Intentional pun ) =D When It comes to loading, your wheel loader can "run circles" around a skidsteer! I did it again! I feel like a comedian today =D This is one of many great things about YT - being able to share with others in far away lands. :)
Haha 😀 i am very happily surprised of how the yt community is! 👍🏼👍🏼 Just thought of a major reason why there probably are so few skid steers over here. I can imagine they are useless for plowing snow! Almost every loader is used for snow removal during winter. I travel well over 10 km between snow removal sites!
Arg
Inte rätt sluta nu fel
Trevlig video! 👍 Nästan så man saknar tiden då man eldade med ved 🙂
Tack för kommentaren! Ja det finns en viss tjusning med det, jobbigt bara när det blir en press och hets 😅
Jag eldar med ved sågar upp 30 kubik varje år Jag va klar med min ved i början av februari Tack för en bra video 👍
@@magnusolsson864 härligt! Själv har jag nu ca 5 pallar av 25 klara. Förhoppningsvis kan jag prioritera veden i slutet av sommaren, har några hundra torrgranar att ta hand om 😅
Vart håller du hus i landet?
Hej! I huvudsak Dalarna/västmanland men är ibland och petar lite utanför! 😄
Okej, tråkigt för mig. Jag har ett kommande dräneringsprojekt i Motala men jag har nog inte råd att betala dig för resorna 😅
Nja det blir lite tufft! 😅 lycka till med projektet!
Red is for electric! Yellow is for gas!!
I have never encountered a gas line, but electric cables are marked with yellow in Sweden! Thank you for the comment! 🙂
Great video. Backfill with questionable fill. More sand , then clay helps moisture drain. Drain pipe has seen better days. Storm water is a beast
Thanks! Thank you for the feedback! 😀
great work and nice video :D
Thanks! Thank you for the feedback 😀
Yes indeed - this was an interesting day. That sand trap has not let storm water pass in many years. You found a smoking cannon this time. Could the fittings that cracked have frozen because they were full of water? Don't know what your frost line may be - but when I first saw the split, freezing is what I thought. I get a real bang out of the way you can manipulate the bucket. The little tilt and scratch motions are VERY cool. Have a good weekend!
I am glad you enjoyed it! 😀 Frost depth is 1,6 meters. About the depth of the cracked pipes.But that is so rare to happen. And this close to a heated house under a lawn that has Snow all winter as insulation i would say its not frozen water that caused it. Thank you for watching and commenting 😀 thanks, you too!
Otroligt bra jobbat! Längtar redan till nästa💪
Haha, tack! Det glädjer mig verkligen 😀 kul att så många vill följa med i projektet och kommentera👍🏼
Fan vad grym du är på att köra grävmaskin!
Tack! 🙏 jag har övat några timmar 🤓
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Skills 😎
Thank you for the comment! :)
Yellow is for electric
That is correct! I am glad that they had put som protection over the cables :)
This was another productive work day. The "Y" landed in exactly the wrong spot. The pressure of the backfill bearing down on the PVC fittings right at the corner of the footing was sure to crack at some point. I'm happy for you and your client that you found the "smoking gun"! I'm surprised to see that the corrugated and perforated plastic drain pipe is not full of silt. 50 years on, they all are in my region. We built them the same way - not filter fabric. If the trench got filled with "bank run" it was considered a good job. All the best 😊
Exactly! It was unfortunate placement, I do understand the thought process when they put the pipe there. I like these situations where I can learn from others mistakes! 🙂 I think the drain pipes will be in worse condition on the other side of the house, time will tell! You too! 😀
Alltid skönt när man hittar orsaken till fukten! 👍
Ja! Jag har väldigt goda förutsättningar till att få bukt med problemet 😀
Avkopplande och intressanta filmer du gör! 👍
Tack för feedback! Det glädjer mig att andra också finner detta intressant! 😀
Hej, jeg ser dine videoer og så den med overfladevand i rentvandsbrønd. Du har åbenbart en udfordring med højden på vandindtrængningen i brønden, terræn og gravitation. Jeg er ingeniør og har arbejdet med grundvand. Først vil jeg sige, at der i Danmark ofte er grundvandstryk i bakker. Artesisk vandtryk. Jeg bor op ad et vandløb, som udspringer oppe i en bakke, hvor vandet pibler ud af bakken. Du kan lave en boring, ligesom dem geoteknikerne laver ved jordbunds undersøgelser, ved siden af brøndringene og måle vandspejlet. Du har et lerlag, det skal du under. Hvor langt i forhold til samlingen i brøndringene er lerlaget. Hvis du borer igennem lerlaget vil du kunne se om der står vand op. I Viborg erfarede man for 30-40 år siden, i en parcelhus udstykning med plastisk ler, ved en senere nabo udstykning, at hoved kloak ledningerne drænede vand væk fra den første udstykning, så mange huse slog revner i fundamenter og vægge. Som ingeniør regner man med overgangen mellem rør og det tilbagefyld omkring rørende kan lede vand væk. Det gælder også vandboringer. De skal sikres med ler. Så brøndringene leder vand langs ydersiden, hvis der ikke er lukket med ler imellem sedimenterne/jordlagene. I Danmark er det praksis at fylde sand omkring rør nedgravet i jorden. Jeg var projektleder for et større projekt, hvor indgik understøbning af sokler på nabobygninger. Entreprenøren, som udførte beton entreprisen, gravede jorden ud, forskallede og støbte. Desværre beklædte han ikke jorden inden forskallingen. Han skulle have lavet forskalling i enderne og siden og plastik på sidste side. Det resulterede i en støbning som tog flere år at få tæt. Han tætnede ved at bore huller i betonen, hvor der kom vand. Han havde nogle ventiler på rør, som kan hamrede i det borede hul i betonen og pumpede, med en fedtsprøjte trykkede han væske ind, der ekspanderede. Grunden til de mange utætheder er jord i betonen og manglende ekspansions fugebånd i samlingerne. Den tætningsmetode kan du måske bruge til at tætne samlingerne mellem brøndringene. I dk var brøndringene oftest med fer og not og blev samlet uden noget tætnende imellem. Så, at der måske var forskel på diameteren eller der var ringe, som var skubbet i samlingen. Hvis du har brug for det, kan jeg finde ud af oplysninger om trykventilerne og det ekspanderende væske. Et alternativ kan være at grave fri omkring brøndringene ned til samlingerne og beklæde brøndringene med en vandtæt membran. Vi kastede i 60’erne kældervæggene i sokkel blokke, ud med sand og cement, berappede i sand og cement og kostede asfalt på med kalkkost et par gange. Vandtryk under lerlaget eller tætning med ventiler og ekspanderende væske, hvad er lettest. Hilsen Per
Hej, tack för kommentaren! Mycket intressant info, tack för att du tagit dig tid och skrivit allt detta! 😀 Jag är osäker på ringarna längre ned i brunnen. Den översta är nyare och är spontad. Brunnen är belägen i en grusås, i botten är det sand och vattennivån ändras med grundvattennivån. Problemet med vattnet vid vattenprover var för höga halter ecoli fanns. Brunnen används som trädgårdsvatten och övriga hus har kommunalt vatten. Målet är dock att få vattnet tjänligt. Jag ska göra ett återbesök vid brunnen för att se hur det ser ut, min tanke var att innan jag gräver upp runt hela för att täta så provar jag att suga ur och gör rent insidan och byter/fyller på sand i botten. Tack för din kommentar! 😀
E-Colin plejer at indikere overfladevand, imidlertid kan grundvand også være kontamineret og det kan være andre steder end ved brønden. Rengøring af brønden og udvendig membran må vise om forureningen er ved brønden. En mulig løsning kunne være lave en boríng i brønden og forsegle omkring boringen. Desværre har tilsynet med boringer været op til brøndboren, så mange boringer er ikke forsejlede. Typisk hælder man filtetgrus omkring borerørt oh #glemmer at lukke med ler mellem lagene. Man troede engang, at lerlag beskyttede grundvand. I Danmark må øverste grundvandsmagasin ikke bruges til drikkevand pga mange utætte boringer og brønde. Hvor i landet ligger brønden, er det i den sydligste del af landet. Hilsen Per
Hej ursäkta sent svar, jag verkar inte få notis när svar på tidigare kommentarer görs! Brunnen skall vara handgrävd och har ett totalt djup av ca 6 meter, med 1,5-3,5 meter stående vatten i. Den finns i mellansverige, ca 60 meter över havet. Grannfastigheten har tjänligt vatten i deras brunn som är belägen ca 40 meter bort. Ringarna är nog inte alls tätade, heller ej borrhål för slangar/kablar. Det har tidigare stått ett stort hus intill brunnen. Tack för återkoppling Per! :D
Kul att se en som är "halvbra" på att köra med grävare!!!
Det är rofyllt på något vis! Glad att andra uppskattar det också 😀
Next time a tarp down before piling up the dirt there. But you are right about the pain in the butt electrical, have the own been told to drop wire and conduct down that hole while it is open to u- grade, you would have make a real difference for his later upgrades.
Thank you for the comment and tips! 🙂 I am not sure what the purpose of a tarp would be in this case. In my experience it is in the way when scraping the material clean from the lawn. I would use a tarp if i know the material will be laying in the same spot several weeks and i do not want for example clay to rain down and mix with a driveway or such.
Intressant projekt! Likt något vi behöver fixa i huset inom snar framtid. Vad heter ditt företag och var håller du hus? :)
Visst är det! Mycket dräneringsjobb blir det så det är du inte ensam om! Jag håller till i dalarna/västmanland och ibland angränsande län.
@@Stocksten-wl4ey Kul! Lite långt från Skåne så jag får följa dig på YT istället!
Spännande! Såg inte ut att ha legat makadam kring gamla dränslangen? 🤔 Gött jobbat!
Tack!🙏 Det stämmer, ingen makadam men slangen är täckt med kanske 10-15 cm natursingel. Typ 16-22 eller liknande. En del jordaktigt material inuti och hittade faktiskt en mask nere i dränrören!
This is going to be a bear of a job because of the tight space and the plantings. I hope you brought along all of your patience. You will need it! 😊 6 mil plastic (what we call Visqueen) what layed over the wet asphaltic coating regularly in the 70's. Block was already known to "leak", so this was an early attempt to keep the water on the outside of the lower level. Fortunately, the bottom of the footing is not too deep. That makes the digging a little easier (well. more like the stockpiling of spoils). 👍
It will be for sure, always feels bad to tear up a well kept yard. Everything but the hedge can be removed if needed though. Luckily I have plenty of patience 😀 I do enjoy the challenge of working in tight spaces. The fact that it is mostly gravel that i excavate is nice, compared to clay it barely increases in size when excavated 👍🏼 Thank you for the info! The plastic actually seems to have kept the asphalt coating in good condition. Nice to see you are still around 😀
Spännande!
Absolut! Alltid spännande att se vad som väntar nere i marken!🙂
Ojoj, stort projekt! Hoppas man får följa med på kanalen :D
Det är tanken! 😀
Gut gemacht Kollege. Grüße aus Vorpommern Deutschland
Vielen Dank! Danke für den Kommentar ☺️ willkommen!
Another job well done! My measure of an operators skill is wasted motion, wasted time, not knowing what to do next (failure to think ahead), and pride in your work. You, sir, are a darn good operator! Any young person who aspires to be an operator would do well to use you as a role model. Thanks for the shot of the pallet of leca blocks. Now I understand They will be used as what I would call piers. They are leca rather than cement because leca will not wick water. Glad to see you got some nice saw logs out of this job. A little bonus :) I really like your compactor too. Round foot makes sense and all of the energy goes straight down. Much better performance and easier to move than the typical US flat plate compactor, pushed and pulled with a lawnmower like handle. Take care and I'll be watching :)
Thank you so much for all the positive feedback! Very kind words, I did not expect this from an online community! I am gladly surprised!😀 The compactor works really well in trenches, and it is versatile. On this job i could have had a bigger ”lawn mower” type, but I dont own one. Glad to have you on my channel, Thank you for watching! 😀
@@Stocksten-wl4ey My pleasure, friend!
Jätte bra jobbat! Var väldigt kul att kolla på!
Tack! Vad roligt att höra! 😀 kul att formatet funkar👍🏼
Börja med att gräva dike längs med vägen. Det är ett måste om den ska bli bra och hålla i längden
Det finns nog en hel del fördelar med ordentliga diken, nu blev det så att det bara spreds ca 10 cm bärlager i hjulspåren. Det kommer antagligen sjunka ner igen och inom 5-10 år är det nog dags att åtgärda igen. Tack för kommentaren! Intressant kanal du har, mitt maskinintresse började med en h16. Har du kvar h25an?
@@Stocksten-wl4ey Japp den står inne och vilar upp sig
Hello new to the channel. And i have to say what a great job you did. And I really like the fact that that many excavator has the rotating bucket on it
You are most welcome! Thank you for the comment! 😀
@@Stocksten-wl4ey 👍😎 your very welcome
I gave up on soakaways along time ago. No matter how they are built, they always seem to clog with organic material over time. I think you made the right decision. Pipe the water away to daylight. I'm familiar with leica, but not leica blocks as a plinth. If you are still on this job, that will be very interesting to see. Have a good day :)
I actually had that quote in my head when i was done,”pipe it away to daylight”😄👍🏼 I might join to assemble the house, so an update on this project when it is further along should not be a problem! Thank you for the comment! Good day to you too 🤗
@@Stocksten-wl4ey That is a great story. I was the same when I first heard the phrase.. That was about 45 years ago. I'm really happy to now I could pass it along, my friend. That's why I'm on YT. Thank you for having an open mind! <3
Thank you for sharing knowledge! I strive to evolve, getting advice and tips from others is a great way to grow. Even if the advice is no good, atleast I get to think from another perspective if there is a better or easier way to do things. What I am trying to say is that I want to hear about tips and tricks etc :D
Another good days work! What ever is built upon the stone base - there is no doubt that the stone is well drained. Nice work as always. I'm going to recommend your excavator/trailer arrangement to a fellow I know in Spain by sharing your YT. That way, you get credit :) I'm surprised by how versatile it is on the job.
Thank you! 😀 Oh cool, awesome! Yeah i was shocked aswell first time i had a trailer attached to a crawler excavator on a large property. Being able to move materials more efficiently without also having a loader on site. Thank you for the share and comment!
Hei du, ser veldig bra ut. Lykke til.
Hej! Tack så mycket ☺️
Riktigt kul att följa! Gillar verkligen kommentarerna i slutet, följa processen och tankarna bakom. Keep it up 👍
Tack för kommentaren! Jättekul att höra vad som funkar😀👍🏼
Nice with text comments.
Thank you for the feedback!
Hej vad blästrar du med? Ska dränera kåken snart och följer detta med stort intresse
Hej! Jag använder en 125mm vinkelslip med den mest aggressiva slipskivan för sten och betong. Det är inte ett trevligt jobb, men fungerar bra. Vinkelsliparna gillar dock inte kallasfalten. Jag fick göra rent kolet på båda mina små efter denna grund, då det hade kleggat ihop totalt och ej gick att starta längre. Att ta in någon som sandblästrar är annars ett alternativ. Lycka till med jobbet! 😀
@@Stocksten-wl4ey tack men det var ganska saftiga offerter tyvärr så jag köttar på för hand :)
can't wait to see what you are saving the rocks for? looks good, should have issue settled. do you have a mosquito problem? just wondering in case I move in next door, haha
All the rocks that is movable by hand Will be saved for the customer. The big ones i do some simple landscaping with :). No real mosquito problem now, might be more later in the season I guess! I think i saw a ”for sale” sign close by, go get it 😉 Thank you for the comment!
I'm from the school of never to much drainage. Based on the location of the solid rock, I will suggest dividing your French drains an downspout drain into three sections. First is the high back corner to daylight along the long side. Second is the opposite side from the big rock to daylight . Third is the high back corner to the solid rock then out and around to daylight. French drains constructed as on the last job with a filter fabric wrap, a shallow be of stone, your perforated pipe, buried in clean gravel and wrapped. The reason I would take this approach is because this is a woodland setting next to a lake and the building will likely be unoccupied most of the time. Short of running a dehumidifier all of the time, the owner will always want the building to be "more dry". That's just how it is under these conditions. So I would take the extra step and install the wrapped French drains and downspout receivers and pipe the water away as "insurance". Just one mans experience both as cabin in the woods owner and as a builder. :)
As always, Thank you for the feedback! 👍🏼😀 your suggestion is also what I’m leaning towards here.
@@Stocksten-wl4ey It is good to know I am not far out in left field! (baseball metaphor) =D
Baseball metaphors is not something the typical swede will understand! 😅 but yeah you seem very knowledgeable.👍🏼
@@Stocksten-wl4ey Agreed! I was making fun of the US notion that the entire world understands American English 😅 Glad you got the joke. 👍
På plintar kanske?
Det blir på plintar, jag har en plintritning från företaget som säljer byggsatsen. Tanken är att hålla 20-25 cm fri luft mellan mark och bärlinor för att luften ska kunna cirkulera. Tack för kommentaren! 😀
Amazing! Good work! I really liked the end. Summervibes 👍🏼
Thank you for the feedback! 😀 it was a beautiful evening.
Jag gillar dina videos men inte den här musiken. Känns som den e tagen ifrån en massage salong 😂 Nä men skämt å sido ! Bra video men skulle uppskatta om du kan lägga till nå bättre musik i bakgrunden 😊
Tack för feedback! 😀 jag har blivit tvungen att gå ifrån den musiken jag brukar ha pga upphovsrätt. Jag måste hålla mig till youtubes musikbibliotek utan upphovsrätt och jag har nog inte riktigt hittat rätt än 😅 Uppskattar verkligen feedbacken! Tack 😀
You got a lot accomplished in one day! Great way to end the day with a polar bear plunge :)
It sure is nice to work in good weather, if i can work long days with sunshine and skip a few rainy days it is a good trade imo! 😀 yes, i could not resist taking a plunge! I had permission to so from the owners🙂
@@Stocksten-wl4ey You were just another fish in that big lake. 😄 I like the rock pile you harvested. Will be great for landscaping👍
@@stevejohnstonbaugh9171 haha, i was a fish for 5 seconds 😂 ye! Savin the rocks for landscaping, customer wanted anything football sized or bigger.
Wow this guy is fast and good with this machine.
Thank you for the comment! 😀
Loved all the time lapse!
I´m glad you enjoyed it! :D Thank you for the comment!