Cory definitely needs a raise! Dude does a great job at explaining every step and performing the work! Another fantastic video! Keep killin it boys! 👊🏻
Sand bed ex @ start..would have gone wide smooth... ..less "smoothing "over later...yet that said...have fun.. ....keep it up... ...appreciate your candor...Ken
great vid and job, id be using a larger cleaning bucket for the bulk truck loading and build up a pile to sit digger on and operator will be able to see into truck deck much better, or use one of your larger diggers. just my 2 cents, great vid & channel!
Keep up the great videos and content!!! Like how you do fewer videos since the content seems to be better. Not that the videos before weren't great but just seems that their not rushed. I hate responding like this since all your videos are great but just wanted to answer since you had asked way back. As for raises for your staff I totally agree. They all work hard and do quality work without you having to be their all the time. That means the world since I use to have my own company and had several employees that could run my projects if I couldn't be there for the day. I would always give them incentives like if the project got done earlier they would be rewarded weekly at least 3 to 4 hundred in cash. Also, at least twice a week I would by them lunch. This happened always on Friday and Saturday. I wish I could continue but I have retired after 35 years. I did this for 20 years faithfully since they appreciated it and they always performed well for me. Something to think about??? It was just like buying the truck for Corey. That was great but their is Cody that has learned well running the machine and I know it's his first year but is doing great!!! Also, their is Al your main "Black Gold" guy!!!! If he didn't make such great soil maybe WCI wouldn't be buying so much!!! Keep up the great work and take care of the guys Lol!!! and you will have them forever.
Thanks for the amazing comment Stephen! I’m glad you like the new style that I’m making, I am taking my time and really showing the interesting scope of work.
you forgot about us , you know, the ones who stay and watch the whole video!! lol. love the day in the life videos! keep them coming boss man! everyone needs a raise 💰
I am not sure just yet, we needed it to access this property as well as we are doing the neighbors so it gives us access for that as well. Figure out if it’s staying after the backyards are done ✅
Does he know he demanded the "idiot end" of the tape measure? Why would the foreman hold the idiot end? He's not a stupervisor is he? Seriously, though, nice to see a foreman that still knows how to roll up his sleeves and dive in. Well deserving of a raise, especially since he obviously has kids, and families are expensive these days. Great vid overall. I've just started getting into y'all's stuff, but I'm definitely enjoying it.
Cory it is fun to rip out the bell line and throw in the pipe watching bell guys try to find the bad line also you get your pipe from Geosynthetic Systems in ottawa of bank, or ideal drainage ?
Haha most of what I have seen they just pull new wire but this street was all underground. We get the pipe more local from a yard in the Carp area. Not sure the company name I rarely pick them up.
It’s just the way I was comfortable doing it. I don’t get a chance to operate and load and unload often so I stick to what I know to avoid problems that being said I will practice side loading and unloading in the yard not on a road when I get some time!! Thanks for the comments
Honestly I totally get what your saying, this is just how we do it, I have never side loaded or gone over the back, although I can’t go over the back of mine as I would need ramps. But yes, just different ways to do it, that’s all.
Huge pet peeve of mine is operators that have both door and window shut. Can’t hear anything around you if there’s an emergency. I always kept both open whether it was 100 degrees out or -15. Huge safety issue but other than that I enjoy all the content
see I'm the opposite, I hate when they have them open as I want to keep the inside clean, thats hwy they are climate controlled, to solve the not hearing issue, we use walkie talkie and have constant communication from operator to ground. also if we are clearing brush or moving material I rather have the window smash than my guy get impaled. love your outlook on it though and I appreciate the contrast in our way of doing things! thank you for the support!
@@pjfeeney06 yes I am an operator for the last 30 years I keep door and windows shut for this reason if you ever had a 70 tonner boom hydraulic line burst with super hot oil in it you'd be thankful you had your front window shut also to keep the dust out I like to keep the cab clean I keep window clean so visibility isn't a problem have a two radio so communication isn't a problem also have cameras on counter weight and on my blind side also the computer let's you know if anything is wrong with the engine
Dave Lockyer I get having window shut if your afraid of a line bursting but not both window and door. Dust and dirt can be cleaned out so that’s not a great excuse. Video and radios are all well and good but nothing will get your attention to stop quicker than a guy in the trench yelling to you. Those extra few seconds it’ll take for him to get to his radio makes all the difference if you rip something out of the ground or not that could potentially harm that laborer. Relying on computers is also not the greatest. You can hear the motor making different sounds quicker than the computer telling you something. Now if your just loading end dump after end dump clearing land and what not, that situation I can see having everything shut but you’ll never change my mind when you have laborers in the trenches
I also screen topsoil my job its pretty cool to see how other people make their product i love watching you videos def earned a sub from me keep er up!
here on the east coast everyone including the municipality uses hdpe (plastic) culverts as they dont rust out, and after installing both its alot easier to dent and ruin a steel culvert than a plastic culvert lol
Mr22Ram Plastic? I don’t think so lol. All the pipes I’ve torn out have been steel and the lower halves have all been rotted through. Salt run off from the roads plays a huge factor though.
@@corylurette6178 Oh right im from Australia and google search search revealed that a Bell cable line is what we call a Telstra line. They get ripped out all the time here. Thanks for responding!
no word of the day today! so make sure to comment down " Cory needs a raise" hahaha, he will love to see that. thanks everyone 👌
Cory needs a raise!!! Whatever he’s making isn’t enough, dude is priceless
"Tank it" Love your channel. Mark
looks like a normal day for Cory. Getting it done and loving it.
That’s so on point lol, this is just a normal day.
Cory did a great job!! I learned a lot. Good work man
Cory definitely needs a raise! Dude does a great job at explaining every step and performing the work! Another fantastic video! Keep killin it boys! 👊🏻
thank man! Cory does a fantastic job!
Looks like a great company to work for. Great crew. Wish I was closer so I could work there.
Love it !! Nice job !!
Sand bed ex @ start..would have gone wide smooth...
..less "smoothing "over later...yet that said...have fun..
....keep it up...
...appreciate your candor...Ken
great vid and job, id be using a larger cleaning bucket for the bulk truck loading and build up a pile to sit digger on and operator will be able to see into truck deck much better, or use one of your larger diggers. just my 2 cents, great vid & channel!
I always say if you got good help ya better take care of them , or they will say aaaaaa bye bye 👍
Love it! Keep them coming boys. We all need a raise including Cory. Lol 🤑
Thanks for the support 👌🏻
Haha i love Cory!!!
He feels the same way
give that man a raise!!
Cory cam is always fun! Oh, and Cory needs a raise 😁
Ya cory is a great guy
Keep up the great videos and content!!!
Like how you do fewer videos since the content seems to be better. Not that the videos before weren't great but just seems that their not rushed. I hate responding like this since all your videos are great but just wanted to answer since you had asked way back.
As for raises for your staff I totally agree. They all work hard and do quality work without you having to be their all the time. That means the world since I use to have my own company and had several employees that could run my projects if I couldn't be there for the day.
I would always give them incentives like if the project got done earlier they would be rewarded weekly at least 3 to 4 hundred in cash.
Also, at least twice a week I would by them lunch. This happened always on Friday and Saturday. I wish I could continue but I have retired after 35 years. I did this for 20 years faithfully since they appreciated it and they always performed well for me. Something to think about???
It was just like buying the truck for Corey. That was great but their is Cody that has learned well running the machine and I know it's his first year but is doing great!!!
Also, their is Al your main "Black Gold" guy!!!! If he didn't make such great soil maybe WCI wouldn't be buying so much!!!
Keep up the great work and take care of the guys Lol!!! and you will have them forever.
Thanks for the amazing comment Stephen! I’m glad you like the new style that I’m making, I am taking my time and really showing the interesting scope of work.
Good video keep em coming!
you forgot about us , you know, the ones who stay and watch the whole video!! lol. love the day in the life videos! keep them coming boss man! everyone needs a raise 💰
I know!! I’m so mad, I made the video and uploaded than went ah shoot! Appreciate the support man
Cory needs a raise!!
Haha! Yes!!!
Good job guys
Thanks man!
Nice Job Cory. Was the culvert temporary or permanent? did you ever find out what kind of laser that is? Topcon? Trimble.
I am not sure just yet, we needed it to access this property as well as we are doing the neighbors so it gives us access for that as well. Figure out if it’s staying after the backyards are done ✅
I'm thinking permanent.
Brian Gardiner my main laser is a topcon rl-h3cl
@@corylurette6178 Thanks bud.
👍👍👍
With that sound track I half expected that shovel to break through the UP SIDE DOWN.
man! love that you commented that, I love stranger things and that track actually reminded me of it
There should be Foreman Fridays
I agree
Does he know he demanded the "idiot end" of the tape measure? Why would the foreman hold the idiot end? He's not a stupervisor is he? Seriously, though, nice to see a foreman that still knows how to roll up his sleeves and dive in. Well deserving of a raise, especially since he obviously has kids, and families are expensive these days. Great vid overall. I've just started getting into y'all's stuff, but I'm definitely enjoying it.
haha im sure Cory had a reason for using that end, as ling as head the one marking with paint.
Cory it is fun to rip out the bell line and throw in the pipe watching bell guys try to find the bad line also you get your pipe from Geosynthetic Systems in ottawa of bank, or ideal drainage ?
Haha most of what I have seen they just pull new wire but this street was all underground. We get the pipe more local from a yard in the Carp area. Not sure the company name I rarely pick them up.
@@corylurette6178 Cory thanks for the reply Talyor must be at the shawn mendes concert lol
Haha Peter, I was rocking out with my buddy Shawn!
How come you did just side load the excavator or go up over the back? Curios
Dirtman707 i was kinda thinking that. figured since it was along the road and instead of unhooking & hooking up they would side load
Travis C I guess some people do it differently but I know here in California a lot of the low bedders go over the side or over the back to save time.
It’s just the way I was comfortable doing it. I don’t get a chance to operate and load and unload often so I stick to what I know to avoid problems that being said I will practice side loading and unloading in the yard not on a road when I get some time!! Thanks for the comments
Honestly I totally get what your saying, this is just how we do it, I have never side loaded or gone over the back, although I can’t go over the back of mine as I would need ramps. But yes, just different ways to do it, that’s all.
Cory Lurette thank you for replying! Practice does make perfect but yes you are correct. Stick to what you know until you “level up”
Is that a 24" bucket to move all that dirt?
Huge pet peeve of mine is operators that have both door and window shut. Can’t hear anything around you if there’s an emergency. I always kept both open whether it was 100 degrees out or -15. Huge safety issue but other than that I enjoy all the content
see I'm the opposite, I hate when they have them open as I want to keep the inside clean, thats hwy they are climate controlled, to solve the not hearing issue, we use walkie talkie and have constant communication from operator to ground. also if we are clearing brush or moving material I rather have the window smash than my guy get impaled. love your outlook on it though and I appreciate the contrast in our way of doing things! thank you for the support!
Do you do that when your driving your truck leave the door and window open
Dave Lockyer actually I do leave my window open. Any other questions smartass? Are you an operator? If you were you’d understand my point of view
@@pjfeeney06 yes I am an operator for the last 30 years I keep door and windows shut for this reason if you ever had a 70 tonner boom hydraulic line burst with super hot oil in it you'd be thankful you had your front window shut also to keep the dust out I like to keep the cab clean I keep window clean so visibility isn't a problem have a two radio so communication isn't a problem also have cameras on counter weight and on my blind side also the computer let's you know if anything is wrong with the engine
Dave Lockyer I get having window shut if your afraid of a line bursting but not both window and door. Dust and dirt can be cleaned out so that’s not a great excuse. Video and radios are all well and good but nothing will get your attention to stop quicker than a guy in the trench yelling to you. Those extra few seconds it’ll take for him to get to his radio makes all the difference if you rip something out of the ground or not that could potentially harm that laborer. Relying on computers is also not the greatest. You can hear the motor making different sounds quicker than the computer telling you something. Now if your just loading end dump after end dump clearing land and what not, that situation I can see having everything shut but you’ll never change my mind when you have laborers in the trenches
No ha ha give him a raise. I'm tried just watching, busy man.
That he is!
yall should try steel tapes. when it comes to plastic tape for 100ft - 300ft measurements the tape can sketch. the steel tape wont .
Whats the reasoning behind not hopping the excavator on the trailer from the side? I feel like it would save a ton of time
We just never have side loaded. That’s all. Do what we know and play it safe
Yee yee no problem
I also screen topsoil my job its pretty cool to see how other people make their product i love watching you videos def earned a sub from me keep er up!
Thanks, I appreciate that!
Get a soil conditioner (Harley rake) and you won't need to screen your topsoil? I'm a one man show and this thing saves me a lot of time and $....
Have you ever tried sideloading your excavator?
i hate bell lines lol. always like 2 inches underground.
I'm sorry that's not what i meant i meant i never seen anyone use wire's to help hold binder in place
Appreciate it man!
How about turbo whistle video word damn I love that sound nice looking truck to
I should do a video on the exhaust!
Any reason you guys don't use HDPE (plastic) pipe?
Dosent last as long and breaks easier
here on the east coast everyone including the municipality uses hdpe (plastic) culverts as they dont rust out, and after installing both its alot easier to dent and ruin a steel culvert than a plastic culvert lol
Plastic would be better in acidic soils like clay in this case the customer wanted a steel one 400mm #2 gauge steel
Mr22Ram Plastic? I don’t think so lol. All the pipes I’ve torn out have been steel and the lower halves have all been rotted through. Salt run off from the roads plays a huge factor though.
RR Construction Yep, here in Ohio we use plastic everything.
I wish I worked with you guys 💪
You can!
What did you rip out when you were digging that colvert in?
Bell cable line that was in the ground 2” it got replaired and we hand dug it down a bit deeper
@@corylurette6178 Oh right im from Australia and google search search revealed that a Bell cable line is what we call a Telstra line. They get ripped out all the time here. Thanks for responding!
Ya tv and internet!!!
@@corylurette6178 Yep exactly. Communications
Cory needs a rise!
A rise? That just got weird
@@kevinmcgann9732 How in the world is that weird?
@@wonderloaf Not so much the word it self but what you mean by rise or did you mean raise
@@kevinmcgann9732 We'd ask for a rise here (Northern Ireland) have I written 'rise' and it means something else in a different part of the world?
@@wonderloaf No sir what you have written makes perfect sense we just talk a little different in the US.
Side load that little machine.
Hey nice vids I was your 10000 sub
No way! That’s insane! Thank you
I've never seen anyone use wire's to haul equipment
You make it sound like we used wires to hold the machine ahah, mto requires us to use the wire in case the bear trap tries to snap open
You made him unhook the goose neck to load that Dinky toy?
How the hell do a buy a hat from you guys?
kwconstruction.ca/merch
Greetings from s German Operator
Hi 👋
Haha