That's really cool you're getting the mancub involved. He's at the best age for it ,few bad habits and eager to learn. Keep em coming, and thanks for sharing. Catch on the next one!!!
Nice to see father and son on the same job site. I'm about to buy my own dump truck and my father is going to ride along with me sometimes, which is reversed because about 40 years ago he was the driver and I was the passenger
That did look really good! I appreciate how many times you’ll go over it to make it perfect. I work at a place where good enough is all they want and it kills me sometimes.
WOW! That pad looked MORE level than what "you guys" had to put in that area. I see the makings of an INTERESTING SEASON that's just getting underway! NEVER anything you cannot do *"with a little WORK"!* Lookin good, gentlemen!
Brilliant job Team DirtBoss! Good to see the setup from start to finish. Marking out, and then building up the pad with crusher run. A lot of people would not know where to start with a job like this. Now they know. Achieving that accuracy and finish is however, very difficult. Your years of experience shows. Them Mossies though- they look brutal trying to eat your camera and all...
Great to see your little mate Max back helping his Dad. Hah, it won't be too long until it will be "Dirt Boss & Son Limited'" ! Nice work Mike, , and I guess the mozzy's are the price to pay as a forerunner to (hopefully) a productive and great summer.
Max is getting big bud, he picked up the roller fast, nothing like a fresh crush N run pad, looks pretttaaaa, thanks for sharing an I look forward to seeing the next video 💪🇺🇲🤙✊👌
Man I just had the exact same job 30x40 wish I made the whole pad out of gravel like this. Instead I added a lot of clay and about 5 inches of gravel. Wish I went this route.
D-Boss! Nice job…kid is getting big and tall! My daughters would come with me when they were your son’s age and I’d put them in the equipment and teach them and would be pumped thinking they would take over one day so big pappy could slow down and just run dump truck….then they became teenagers….welp guess they’ll just sell all my junk!
Very nice work! Attention to detail is first class. I saw those bugs flying around at the first of the video and thought those boogers looked rough...😂
When you explained what you were doing, and you said four loads of crusher run, I thought you would more than enough...... how wrong was I !!!! 🤦♂️ Didn't seem to be much of a slope when you started, by the end of the video it was clear to see !!! Great to see Max out operating his (not yours anymore) roller, he is picking up the skill job by job Mike, you are teaching him well !! 😁🤓 Oh, and all those flies...... 😬😬😬😬😬
I'm a big fan of the gravel instead of too much concrete. Do you not worry that the gravel was too dry to properly compact? I found last year i had a to water a lot of driveway installs.
Your 22 tons per load works out to just over 16 cubic yards loose volume, may be a little over weight? What can that truck legally haul in New York? Here it would be only 14 CYs and dry dirt at that. 500 views in first 45 minuets not bad at all. Little Dirt Boss good job.
Great job *"GUYS!"* And how good did this reply feel, MIKE? "Tools, Trucks, and Tech, with Mike 3 hours ago Mike, looks good. Who was that helper? Been on the Skid Steer and Toolcat a good bit this week myself." Reply DIRT BOSS 2 replies DIRT BOSS 3 hours ago "*My Son ❤"*
I'm in a similar situation with my project, and I'm doing the same thing he's doing in this video. Reason for not cutting from the high and building up the low in my case is because I'd be cutting below grade creating a below grade building pad. And even if I were to do this and build up with gravel, it's still going to take the same amount of gravel regardless to get the whole pad above grade. Plus filling with gravel and compacting ensures a stable base, whereas building up with topsoil on one end runs the risk of future settlement. Its expensive, but buy once cry once. Hope that kinda explains it.
Awesome seeing a father and son working together, great job Dirt Boss.
That's really cool you're getting the mancub involved. He's at the best age for it ,few bad habits and eager to learn. Keep em coming, and thanks for sharing. Catch on the next one!!!
Nice job. A lotta stone! Looks great. So good to have your son on site. He’ll always remember those days. Thank you.
Nice to see father and son on the same job site. I'm about to buy my own dump truck and my father is going to ride along with me sometimes, which is reversed because about 40 years ago he was the driver and I was the passenger
Operating his way into the trades.Keep up the good work you guys,The construction trades needs more young people!
That did look really good! I appreciate how many times you’ll go over it to make it perfect. I work at a place where good enough is all they want and it kills me sometimes.
Awesome young man working with his father, awesome job Mike
WOW! That pad looked MORE level than what "you guys" had to put in that area. I see the makings of an INTERESTING SEASON that's just getting underway! NEVER anything you cannot do *"with a little WORK"!* Lookin good, gentlemen!
Brilliant job Team DirtBoss!
Good to see the setup from start to finish. Marking out, and then building up the pad with crusher run.
A lot of people would not know where to start with a job like this. Now they know. Achieving that accuracy and finish is however, very difficult.
Your years of experience shows.
Them Mossies though- they look brutal trying to eat your camera and all...
Yes siree Boss…
The Dynamic Dirt Duo did it again!
Dirt Buddy rolling & Dirt Boss spreading…
Definitely destined to be a Dirt Dynasty for decades!
💯❤️💪
Yes "SV" a great TEAM regardless *WHAT THEY do!*
Good looking garage pad. Always a good day when you can take your son, or daughter, to work with ya. Great video! Thanks for sharing, Dirt Boss!
Great to see your little mate Max back helping his Dad. Hah, it won't be too long until it will be "Dirt Boss & Son Limited'" ! Nice work Mike, , and I guess the mozzy's are the price to pay as a forerunner to (hopefully) a productive and great summer.
Max is getting big bud, he picked up the roller fast, nothing like a fresh crush N run pad, looks pretttaaaa, thanks for sharing an I look forward to seeing the next video 💪🇺🇲🤙✊👌
Thanks man he is! 💪
Mike, I love the confidence you show your son. Will there be a follow up to that garage pad to show completed project? Thanks for your great work!
Awesome getting your son out there! He's loving it!
Love that you show us how you lay it out
Dirt Boss where not in Aldi’s anymore 😂 Nice day, high speed killing my back. Nicely done Mike!!💪👍🇺🇸
Nice job boss any way for it to look better is pour the slab on it next year . Your son is turning into a superstar
Love this! Our boy did good 🥰💪🏻 “the roll master” but those flies, no thanks!!
"BOY"? Look what YOU TWO did! Very impressive! *MAX - the world is YOURS if you reach out & take your share - HONEST BUDDY!!!*
@@sonnyblazer5504 Thanks Sonny 😊
Man I just had the exact same job 30x40 wish I made the whole pad out of gravel like this. Instead I added a lot of clay and about 5 inches of gravel. Wish I went this route.
Yes sir dirt boss and lil dirt boss knocking it out nice a nice 👍👍💪💪💪
you have the start of a good worker their.nice job guys
What an excellent job. And an outstanding son. The best years for sure
Awesome! So cool to be able to work with you son !! 👍
Great level pad👍🏻🇺🇸
D-Boss! Nice job…kid is getting big and tall! My daughters would come with me when they were your son’s age and I’d put them in the equipment and teach them and would be pumped thinking they would take over one day so big pappy could slow down and just run dump truck….then they became teenagers….welp guess they’ll just sell all my junk!
finally getting the boy in on it eh... bout time...
Looking good as usual Dirt Boss.👍👍
Nice job try laundry fabric sheets keeps bugs at bay
I bet your glad to be working somewhere besides the Aldis job. Hopefully youll be able to make some more videos.
Awesome job guys! Gettin it done! 💪🏻
Good afternoon Mike. Excellent video. I'm truly impressed what you can do with dirt.
Thanks!
@@DIRT-BOSS You're quite welcome of course. 👍
Hey Mike great work. How heavy was the roller you used
Your son will never forget all those days spent working with Dad 🙂 But boy oh boy those mosquitoes!
Thanks! Big fan here love that your local! Will be contacting you about crusher run for my private road and a possible pond build!
Thanks
mike@tcmalbany.com
Pretty cool you and the boy getting it done, but dam what's with the flies lol
Beautiful truck!
Very nice work! Attention to detail is first class. I saw those bugs flying around at the first of the video and thought those boogers looked rough...😂
I thought you would need 1-2 inch sized rubble under that, looks soft would you do a different method with a driveway . Great video
Every site is different
brilliant.
Regards fro. the RSA.
Great video it's always good to see supermax. You gonna make you good operator one day
Nice work
Back on site
Why didn’t you tailgate it thick to save spreading time? And super cool you got your son out there with you learning the biz!!
Good point..I didn't lay it out yet..
Looking good brother!
Mike, looks good. Who was that helper? Been on the Skid Steer and Toolcat a good bit this week myself.
My Son ❤
Man, he's really growing up fast.
Awesome job ! How do you like your hydraulic tilt plate on your bucket ? Really been considering one for my machine !
Love it
cool camera shots
Man that fly & mosquito situation looks brutal to work in.
Nice work and great video of you and your son working together as a team👍🏻 Did you buy yourself a new work van?
Nice videos👏👏👏
Thanks!
When you explained what you were doing, and you said four loads of crusher run, I thought you would more than enough...... how wrong was I !!!! 🤦♂️ Didn't seem to be much of a slope when you started, by the end of the video it was clear to see !!!
Great to see Max out operating his (not yours anymore) roller, he is picking up the skill job by job Mike, you are teaching him well !! 😁🤓
Oh, and all those flies...... 😬😬😬😬😬
Which model of big Tex tilt are you using (and axles?) thx.
7 ton but when it's hooked to the truck it becomes an 8 ton because tongue weight is transferred 15%
I'm a big fan of the gravel instead of too much concrete. Do you not worry that the gravel was too dry to properly compact? I found last year i had a to water a lot of driveway installs.
Na the next day it rained 13 hours straight
Do you run a compactor or just the roller? Looks great mister
I tracked and packed it coming up and then rolled it
Nice work! How do you do with the maintenance of yours machines? And How did you start to work on this? From Brazil! 🚜🇧🇷
Your 22 tons per load works out to just over 16 cubic yards loose volume, may be a little over weight? What can that truck legally haul in New York? Here it would be only 14 CYs and dry dirt at that. 500 views in first 45 minuets not bad at all. Little Dirt Boss good job.
Shes 22 Ton with overweight permit in NY all depends on Bridge
Looks good! Is it looking like a busy summer?
👍👍👍
What kind of gravel did you use?
@@jeffreypwheeler crusher run
🎶The Rocky Horror Axle Show🎵 At least its dry
What size stone are you using Dirt boss.
It's Crusher run number two crushed with the dust
One of your videos you mentioned a fabric in place of foam insulation- even has a better R rating. What’s the fabric?
Concrete frost blankets
@@DIRT-BOSS can they be used in Hamilton County (Indian Lake)? Where do you get them?
@@JDG022664 Yes
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@@DIRT-BOSS does this sound like the right stuff? Midwest Canvas
Midwest Canvas 25 x 12' Foam 6-Layer Thermal Curing Blanket
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Neat work - is the young man uour son? Great work on his part as well. Those mozzies - we seem to have them down under as well LOL
Yes hes my Son lil Dirt Boss soon we will have to change his name!
Great job *"GUYS!"* And how good did this reply feel, MIKE? "Tools, Trucks, and Tech, with Mike
3 hours ago
Mike, looks good. Who was that helper? Been on the Skid Steer and Toolcat a good bit this week myself."
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"*My Son ❤"*
💪 oh yeah
What did you charge for this pad? We work with a bunch of these steel building company’s and just curious
Sorry man I dont talk finance on channel
Should bolt that skidsteer cab down.
Lol its Float mode
@@DIRT-BOSS I see the optical illusion now.
@@topduk yeah you got to take a double look for sure
why didn't you bring the high end to the low end so the stone would have been same thickness all over ?seams like a waste of stone
I'm in a similar situation with my project, and I'm doing the same thing he's doing in this video. Reason for not cutting from the high and building up the low in my case is because I'd be cutting below grade creating a below grade building pad. And even if I were to do this and build up with gravel, it's still going to take the same amount of gravel regardless to get the whole pad above grade. Plus filling with gravel and compacting ensures a stable base, whereas building up with topsoil on one end runs the risk of future settlement. Its expensive, but buy once cry once. Hope that kinda explains it.