Nice job Lindsey. This one might take a few weeks to dry out enough to lay a road. Gravel at this point would just sink. Fingers crossed you get the job to put the road in. See you in the next one 👍
I started laughing as soon as I heard you mention the tree dozer 😅😅. I was going to say you should do that but yeah the tilt bucket did a great job. You are definitely doing a professional quality result job every place you go. I wish I could help you a hundred different times every video lol I see things like oh crap I could have grabbed the saw and cut that real quick or whatever. But I really really enjoy watching your videos. By far my favorite channel on TH-cam. God bless y'all
Looks really good for what you had to work with. Love the video and your attitude about how you do your jobs. ( in a good way). It's like working in a bowl of jelly. More power to you brother. I'll be looking for your next video.
Looks good for as slopy as it is , bout all you can do Lindsey! Thanks for sharing my friend, hopefully you’ll get some other good jobs brother! Prayers and positive vibes for you and your family from us here in Louisiana! Stay safe friend! 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👌🏻👍🏻👍🏻🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸✌🏻🙋🏼
I feel like an idiot, I was trying to clean the spot off my phone screen and realized it was mud on your window. Lol. I'm diggin the music at the 17:00 minute mark. I thought I was watching a Lindsey Eastwood movie. That road is going to be a booger to build I think. That is some soppy wet ground. Anywho, thanks for sharing and be safe.
MM77 Approved 👍🏻👍🏻…………………………………….. Seems like you never get the middle ground! It’s either too wet or too dry. All you can do is the best you can with what you got to work with. I think in that regard, you do pretty good.
That's a wet mess. The only thing that will help dry it out is some field tile. If you can get some field tile in before you put in the road it would help a lot. If not you're going to have to dig the road out and haul in some good clay then lay some fabric down before you put the stone down. But you got this. I've seen you put in a road from hell with smaller equipment. Be Safe Out There Buddy
I was thinking field tile. I just don't know where I could daylight it out with how the property slopes. I doubt they hire me to do it. I told them it was gonna get expensive. But I also know it will be a waste if they don't do it correctly.
@@smithworx1091 I was noticing that it looked pretty flat even the ditch beside the road was very shallow. But to do it right will not be cheap. You would have to raise the road up at least a foot and dig a drainage ditch on both sides. I wouldn't do it unless it was done correctly.
I’m not even sure if an H-beam/grade-beam would work in that slop. I was getting ready to ask you about the next video, wondering how you’ve been doing. I’ve also needed a distraction, nerve pain spiking up from something going on in the shoulder now.
Yo bro. I tried slicking it back down best I could. Still looked like a mess lol. I've been good. Just staying busy with the other stuff. I hate to hear that. I've been dealing with a pinched nerve for a month and it has wrecked me mentally. I hate for anybody to hurt like this
I've been dealing with pinched nerves in about 4 different places in my back since 2014. I wish I could get my insurance to fix it but all they want to do is throw pills at me and send me away. It gets really hard to deal with.
@@lovejcdc I’m sorry to hear that, It’s the worst. My hand was amputated about 14 years ago and it’s been nothing but surgeries and physical therapy for the past 4 years, before that the VA just wanted to do pain meds. My back is a bit of a mess too, our chiropractor does decompression and that has helped tremendously. Physically therapy took about a year to work through and figure out what stretches and exercises I need for my back. It’s been a nightmare of a journey I don’t wish on anyone. You’re absolutely right about it being hard to deal with. It sucks but you are your biggest advocate and sometimes your only advocate. I would have quit a long time ago if I didn’t have a family to take care of…. TH-camrs to pester.
@@smithworx1091 Do you have a good chiropractor you can go see? The longer it goes the worse it gets and the more permanent it can be. This is messed up but from what I’ve experienced(and gathered from others), the first ten years are the worst and usually after that it’s less difficult to deal with. What helped me the most mentally was saying something about it to someone I knew cared about me. Yeah it will seriously mess with your head, there’s still times that I have to tell my wife that this amount of pain isn’t safe for me.
Looks great! Enjoying the work again. "Keep your eyes open!!"
Appreciate it bro!
Nice job Lindsey. This one might take a few weeks to dry out enough to lay a road. Gravel at this point would just sink. Fingers crossed you get the job to put the road in. See you in the next one 👍
Thanks buddy. Yeah I told them it would not be cheap to do it right. We'll see
Gonna have to cut out the topsoil and organics regardless of whether it's wet or dry.
I started laughing as soon as I heard you mention the tree dozer 😅😅. I was going to say you should do that but yeah the tilt bucket did a great job. You are definitely doing a professional quality result job every place you go. I wish I could help you a hundred different times every video lol I see things like oh crap I could have grabbed the saw and cut that real quick or whatever. But I really really enjoy watching your videos. By far my favorite channel on TH-cam. God bless y'all
Appreciate you always brother. A saw man is really nice to have. But I know it's hard work. I hope I can get back to making more videos soon
Great comments!😊
That's a muddy mess, would be a great place to put a pond in the front yard😅
🤣🤣🤣 man I was thinking the same.
Good job buddy. Looks good. Only so much you can do with mud. Take care
Thanks brother. I'm kinda thankful this is the only muddy job I've had to do this year lol
Looks really good for what you had to work with. Love the video and your attitude about how you do your jobs. ( in a good way). It's like working in a bowl of jelly. More power to you brother. I'll be looking for your next video.
Thanks a lot Rich. I think I was just happy to use the tilt bucket again lol
Looks good for as slopy as it is , bout all you can do Lindsey! Thanks for sharing my friend, hopefully you’ll get some other good jobs brother! Prayers and positive vibes for you and your family from us here in Louisiana! Stay safe friend! 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👌🏻👍🏻👍🏻🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸✌🏻🙋🏼
Thanks a lot Kirk! Good to hear from you
Great work brother, looks good considering how wet it is, thanks for sharing an I look forward to seeing the next video 🇺🇲💪✊🤙👌👍
Thanks bro. It was a dang mess.
Awesome Job!!
Thanks brother G
Muddy mess ,, but you got it lookin good considering what you had to work with ,, that ought to get you the road job 😎
Thanks brother. I almost don't want the job 🤣
Glad you are back. Will be awhile getting a road in. Bad time of the year to be putting a road in. Good luck and God bless.
Hey Jeff! Yeah and we're supposed to get more rain this week
Good to have you back! Been real wet up here in MI also..
Appreciate it buddy! We've had some really nice weather here lately
I feel like an idiot, I was trying to clean the spot off my phone screen and realized it was mud on your window. Lol. I'm diggin the music at the 17:00 minute mark. I thought I was watching a Lindsey Eastwood movie.
That road is going to be a booger to build I think. That is some soppy wet ground. Anywho, thanks for sharing and be safe.
🤣🤣🤣 I splattered my windshield pretty good. I feel like that music is Eastwood vibes! Lol. I grew up on that stuff
Laughed my ass off about the window. Sounds like something I would do.
Great job Lindsay. I hope you get the driveway job. Have a great evening.
Thanks bro. We'll see. It needs to dry up a lot
Nice job , keep them doggies rolling !
Appreciate you Ringo!
@@smithworx1091 ... Hang in there bro . I appreciate you , appreciating me !
You can name that one Ole Snot Road 🤣
Haha. Almost looked like you a couple times.
Then you could name it buried like Sam lane LMBO 😂😂
@@lovejcdc NO DOUBT! 🤣
MM77 Approved 👍🏻👍🏻…………………………………….. Seems like you never get the middle ground! It’s either too wet or too dry. All you can do is the best you can with what you got to work with. I think in that regard, you do pretty good.
Thanks brother. I'm glad I'm not the only one who thinks that 🤣🤣
Too bad you didn't get your 313 with the blade it would of been good for this job you still did a awesome job for what you had.
Thanks buddy. I would've liked a blade for this job
That's a wet mess. The only thing that will help dry it out is some field tile. If you can get some field tile in before you put in the road it would help a lot. If not you're going to have to dig the road out and haul in some good clay then lay some fabric down before you put the stone down. But you got this. I've seen you put in a road from hell with smaller equipment. Be Safe Out There Buddy
I was thinking field tile. I just don't know where I could daylight it out with how the property slopes. I doubt they hire me to do it. I told them it was gonna get expensive. But I also know it will be a waste if they don't do it correctly.
@@smithworx1091 I was noticing that it looked pretty flat even the ditch beside the road was very shallow. But to do it right will not be cheap. You would have to raise the road up at least a foot and dig a drainage ditch on both sides. I wouldn't do it unless it was done correctly.
Y’all just keep getting the rain.
I hope it's all gone
How’s your winter vacation going?😂
🤣🤣 wide open
I’m not even sure if an H-beam/grade-beam would work in that slop.
I was getting ready to ask you about the next video, wondering how you’ve been doing. I’ve also needed a distraction, nerve pain spiking up from something going on in the shoulder now.
Yo bro. I tried slicking it back down best I could. Still looked like a mess lol. I've been good. Just staying busy with the other stuff. I hate to hear that. I've been dealing with a pinched nerve for a month and it has wrecked me mentally. I hate for anybody to hurt like this
I've been dealing with pinched nerves in about 4 different places in my back since 2014. I wish I could get my insurance to fix it but all they want to do is throw pills at me and send me away. It gets really hard to deal with.
@@lovejcdc I’m sorry to hear that, It’s the worst.
My hand was amputated about 14 years ago and it’s been nothing but surgeries and physical therapy for the past 4 years, before that the VA just wanted to do pain meds. My back is a bit of a mess too, our chiropractor does decompression and that has helped tremendously. Physically therapy took about a year to work through and figure out what stretches and exercises I need for my back. It’s been a nightmare of a journey I don’t wish on anyone. You’re absolutely right about it being hard to deal with. It sucks but you are your biggest advocate and sometimes your only advocate. I would have quit a long time ago if I didn’t have a family to take care of…. TH-camrs to pester.
@@smithworx1091 Do you have a good chiropractor you can go see? The longer it goes the worse it gets and the more permanent it can be.
This is messed up but from what I’ve experienced(and gathered from others), the first ten years are the worst and usually after that it’s less difficult to deal with. What helped me the most mentally was saying something about it to someone I knew cared about me. Yeah it will seriously mess with your head, there’s still times that I have to tell my wife that this amount of pain isn’t safe for me.
Hope you guys feel better soon
I will see how big a trailer I can get ya
Thanks buddy
looks good enough for government work huh ?
🤣 that's what I was thinking
Hi buddy
Hey brother
Whats that saying about, looks like a shining dime in a goats backside.
Great transformtion.
Drying time now.
🤣🤣 that's a good one. Appreciate it bro