Chris, I'm in Ithaca New York, that's about 20 north of the New York/Pennsylvania border. in the last 12 hours I got about 10 inches of snow, the plows are out here - I don't have to worry about any rain - everything is Frozen and the roads are very poor even with four wheel drive. Be thankful for that wet rainy weather you got, it could be worse.
Great video,I’m always amazed how the burn piles burn so quickly,I know that it’s time lapse on your part but still I see it as being a fast burn.just eliminating the piles changes the looks of the cleared property.kudos.👍👍👍😎😎😎
Stuff burnt up pretty good, crazy how it gets put out by ashes an as soon as air gets to it, takes right back off, good work Chris, this project is coming along really good, thanks for sharing 🌲💪🇺🇸
I have always "crisscrossed" brush on my burn piles because I noticed they burn better and more completely, but never really thought about why. You did an excellent job of explaining (as usual). Thank you! Great job!
You have thrown in a few comments in on your feelings about fuel prices this week. At times like these...I know the importance of a good and efficient operator could not be more needed. The fuel prices will very quickly sort out the drivers from the real operators like yourself! Have a great weekend and thanks for some great videos lately! Much appreciated!👍👍
Love your variety of work that you do but I would suggest that you lay all of your bigger stuff on top of your small stuff as much as possible this way it gets the stumps burning much better especially if the smaller roots are facing upward helps dry out the dirt even more and you can get rid of more thanks for the videos love them all you're really smooth with all your machinery
Now you need to fill the haul truck up with marshmallow - make the biggest Smore this world has ever seen.🙃 The sheer size of this site keeps making for even more amazing sights.🤨 Thanks for sharing it Chris. 🙂Be well.😊
Watching you throw that DF on the pile to get it blazing reminds me of the time I almost became a crispy critter. I decided after that fuster cluck I decided it would a good idea to use a pump up sprayer. Works pretty good and it was a lot safer.
Few years ago I threw a few good splashes of used motor oil on a reluctant brushfire. Completely forgot that I has also added some stale gasoline to the jug. The gas evaporated out of the oil as soon as it hit the fire, and I was surrounded in a huge fireball! Fortunately there was snow on the ground and I just bailed face down in it. Other than singed eyebrows and a bit of “sunburn”, no harm done. Sure learned that lesson though!
Another great video Chris man I can’t wait till you get old Barney out there and let’s see how he’s going to haul that dirt if he’s gonna be able to hang in there or not and I take bets that he will. Lol. So anyway brother you and John and your family stay safe and keep the videos coming my friend
Your ," Fire Marshall Bill " Chris !! lololol.. "Let Me show ya something" !! Woosh !! lolol... Big Hot ass fires you build... Next one ought to be good, gonna go diving off into the mud !! lol... start laying it on back and getting out !! Great as always Man , Have a Great Evening Chris !! And, On too the Next...
It's all too damp to burn, and there's plenty of market for woodchips. Especially now 'green' policies have taken off and it's trendy to make your own compost out of woodchip and manure.
It seems like you have a lot of rules for construction work and excavation work it's crazy. I would love to see all the rules to see how much different they are
@@ryanhoward1013 I've possibly exaggerated. If you're doing private work like Chris then you can do as you please. The big sites are awful though. I've never worked on one for a decade.
I always enjoy burn day my friend, that looks so much better where the stumps were! I expected no less from you Chris, you always get it done brother! Plus, you always make a lot of headway in it seems like a short time! That’s why you’re the man, thanks for always sharing your jobs with us! Much appreciated Chris!👏🏻👏🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Given the price of Diesel these days, you might want to consider what I do ... use your used "Frying Oil" mixed with 10% Gas ... works like a charm and nothing gets wasted. Works well as "Charcoal Lighter" too. Great job as always !!!
Here where I'm at in Vermont, you'd need to get a burn permit and have the fire department on location with you for the burn day. It's always fun being on standby for a burn pile (in my opinion) because it's amazing the sheer amount of heat it throws off and the speed with which it burns
Camping 101.... Chris is not to be left in charge of the campfire... unless the campfire is a mile from the campsite... even then.. you won't need longer sticks for the marshmellos...
Been meaning to say that you're lucky that you're using diesel to add to the flames from a plastic bottle. I've seen firefighting training vids where dousing a fire with gasoline from a plastic bottle caused the flames to flash back and ignite the plastic bottle.
o i know it can happen with diesel as well it just takes a bit more stupidity. because if you do that with bottle full of diesel on a hot sunny day and then be stupid enough to leave a bottle in the sun you bet your behind it will combust.
Course number 101 in the burning fluids handbook is never allow the gasoline content to go higher than 25%. It's truly a vicious fluid at 100%, but diesel and/or motor oil needs a bit of help in the vigorous department.
In the 60s when I was a teenager they were clearing land for a subdivision. They used a tractor with an airplane prop tied into the PTO to add oxygen to the fire. It was quite the sight. Now we use leaf blowers. I guess whatever works will do.
Hi from uk chris👋👍 you can do a lot of things great but you have awesome fires (""theres wild fires and fires that are wild"")lol just baby ones these tho I know but eveytime I see you with fires I remember few times 1) the 30 ft fire you could just keep topping 50-60ft high we could see all embers in night sky👌 2) setting wiring alite and 3) when you just had glass replaced and weeks later had another fire you just mentioned ""I better move that is hot"" as you made tracks and slewed round the glass went again lol but all clear now eh ready for next phase👌 Hope alls well thanks for your time be safe and see you soon👍👋
Still doesn't compare to that one fire you had maybe 4 or 5 years ago. That thing melted everything a hundred feet away! I believe the video was called One Big Ass Fire. Then there was another more recently like a few years ago was a good one too. Love me some blazing piles!
Well, are you going to have to burn all those stumps where the D6 job is Chris? Because that’s a heck of a lot of stumps there, just wondering if that’s part of the job? Especially with not much material to get the fire started, just 99% stumps? lol 😂 Thanks for sharing and stay safe and warm my friend! 👌🏻🤙🏻
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Variety week at let'sdig18 !! Fire,demolition, pipe laying, trenching water lines and old dozers at work. We got our moneys worth this week. 😆
Dredging Mud Tomorrow!!
Just like the first letsdig18 video I ever watched.
@@letsdig18 mmmm yummy
Damn right
I have yet to see somebody operate a machine better than you! So smooth and precise 👍 MINT 👌
What's in the McDonalds bottle? Nice weekend to everyone.
Chris, you're a hell of an operator. Smooth as silk.
Chris, I'm in Ithaca New York, that's about 20 north of the New York/Pennsylvania border. in the last 12 hours I got about 10 inches of snow, the plows are out here - I don't have to worry about any rain - everything is Frozen and the roads are very poor even with four wheel drive. Be thankful for that wet rainy weather you got, it could be worse.
I'm in Buffalo NY and we only got 4-6 inches of snow here last night and today.
The water table is still so high in Delhi that the pump in my basement still comes on.
Famous last words..."Watch this!" 😆 Love your vids Chris! Stay safe!
Great video,I’m always amazed how the burn piles burn so quickly,I know that it’s time lapse on your part but still I see it as being a fast burn.just eliminating the piles changes the looks of the cleared property.kudos.👍👍👍😎😎😎
Well today was good as any time burn . Cold rainy good way to stay warm
Love the variety we get on the channel. top content as always.
Right on Chris! I have been overdue on a burn pile video! Thanks.
It’s always surprising how much smoke stays in your bucket after you drop on the fire and swing away and your bucket is still billowing smoke lol 😊👍
Always enjoy watching Chris and his burn piles - he loves to make a big hot fire.
Such a hodge podge of topics of late. Love them all. I would also like to wish “The Stump” the best of luck🍀🤣 Take care & cheers 🐨🦘🥰
Nice fires Chris!! You do such beautiful work!! Just really enjoyed the old farmhouse demolition video! Hope you have a wonderful weekend! 😊👍
Great video Chris 🇺🇲 I always enjoy burning the trees after clearing you a busy man looking great 🇺🇲
Stuff burnt up pretty good, crazy how it gets put out by ashes an as soon as air gets to it, takes right back off, good work Chris, this project is coming along really good, thanks for sharing 🌲💪🇺🇸
I have always "crisscrossed" brush on my burn piles because I noticed they burn better and more completely, but never really thought about why. You did an excellent job of explaining (as usual). Thank you! Great job!
My old Scoutmastet used to tell us boys "If you play in the fire, you'll wet the bed." So, be careful tonight. Lol
Thanks Chris, we are getting everything with ten acre pond 🥰👌👍🍺😎
Area is cleaning up nice. Thanks for the ride along.
Pyro Chris at work. When all else fails you just put the pile on top of the stump! Great idea. Your inferno technic always works.
You have thrown in a few comments in on your feelings about fuel prices this week. At times like these...I know the importance of a good and efficient operator could not be more needed. The fuel prices will very quickly sort out the drivers from the real operators like yourself! Have a great weekend and thanks for some great videos lately! Much appreciated!👍👍
It's beer thirty and a burn video! hell yeah
Love your variety of work that you do but I would suggest that you lay all of your bigger stuff on top of your small stuff as much as possible this way it gets the stumps burning much better especially if the smaller roots are facing upward helps dry out the dirt even more and you can get rid of more thanks for the videos love them all you're really smooth with all your machinery
Now you need to fill the haul truck up with marshmallow - make the biggest Smore this world has ever seen.🙃 The sheer size of this site keeps making for even more amazing sights.🤨 Thanks for sharing it Chris. 🙂Be well.😊
We got 4 inches of snow In Virginia, so ready for spring and warmer weather. Have a great weekend
Daniels WV sitting close to 7”-8” tough to measure because of the wind.
@@darrinhazuka yea winds been crazy, we got close to a inch of rain before the snow
Your favorite thing building a big fire. Yeah it turned out pretty good. You got rid of most of the stuff a little when you come back. 👍👍🙂🇨🇦🔥🔥
Watching you throw that DF on the pile to get it blazing reminds me of the time I almost became a crispy critter. I decided after that fuster cluck I decided it would a good idea to use a pump up sprayer. Works pretty good and it was a lot safer.
Few years ago I threw a few good splashes of used motor oil on a reluctant brushfire. Completely forgot that I has also added some stale gasoline to the jug. The gas evaporated out of the oil as soon as it hit the fire, and I was surrounded in a huge fireball! Fortunately there was snow on the ground and I just bailed face down in it. Other than singed eyebrows and a bit of “sunburn”, no harm done. Sure learned that lesson though!
Another great video Chris man I can’t wait till you get old Barney out there and let’s see how he’s going to haul that dirt if he’s gonna be able to hang in there or not and I take bets that he will. Lol. So anyway brother you and John and your family stay safe and keep the videos coming my friend
Love the way you can toss things like stumps with the excavator.
Woohoo been waiting for something to get burnt! Love the crackling sound!
I feel the same sense of accomplishment when I have a brush/bonfire! I always start my fires into the wind. Best wishes.
Your ," Fire Marshall Bill " Chris !! lololol.. "Let Me show ya something" !! Woosh !! lolol... Big Hot ass fires you build... Next one ought to be good, gonna go diving off into the mud !! lol... start laying it on back and getting out !! Great as always Man , Have a Great Evening Chris !! And, On too the Next...
My favorite quote of yours is “Dirt don’t burn”!!!
I'm must say your the king of the big clearing,pond job land transformation,legend just doing what he loves
We got 5 inches of snow last night here in SW TN. Day started out at about 55 and was 31 at 6PM. Snow at 6:30PM. 33 now and will be 62 tomorrow.
We don't do alot of burning in England. I know how hot them fires get though. I bet you can feel it in the cab.
Top content as always mate 👍
It's all too damp to burn, and there's plenty of market for woodchips. Especially now 'green' policies have taken off and it's trendy to make your own compost out of woodchip and manure.
It seems like you have a lot of rules for construction work and excavation work it's crazy. I would love to see all the rules to see how much different they are
@@ryanhoward1013 I've possibly exaggerated. If you're doing private work like Chris then you can do as you please. The big sites are awful though. I've never worked on one for a decade.
With the right tools for land clearing my brush and stump piles are burnt up in one day! No burying or hauling away material.
AWESOME JOB CHRIS POND JOB IS LOOKING GOOD NICE CLEAN SITE!
Nice looking pond Need to move south snow and high winds here in south central pa
Always love it when you burn 🔥 hope to see that big pond filled up again when you are through!
Funny; instead of cc (carbon copy) Chris's field cc is (carbon clay). Master of the fire piles. I must have a little pyro in me - really enjoy these.
It’s been a while since you have had a good fire. Always love a good fire.
I watch your videos as fast as you can make them. Good job !
Always nice to have a camp fire when out in the wilderness but this takes it to another level, lol. Enjoyed this video bro. Safe travels
I love the huge fire and hot dogs on the stick
I always enjoy burn day my friend, that looks so much better where the stumps were! I expected no less from you Chris, you always get it done brother! Plus, you always make a lot of headway in it seems like a short time! That’s why you’re the man, thanks for always sharing your jobs with us! Much appreciated Chris!👏🏻👏🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Don't feel bad, we got snow north of you. Thanks for a nice sane video after a mediocre week! Plus some Swedish stump flinging! 😀
Great video, love watching.
Chris, you are just having to much fun playing with Fire, Now you may Pee the bed!😂 Fun Video, Take Care and Stay Safe 🚜👍🏼🪵🇺🇸
Given the price of Diesel these days, you might want to consider what I do ... use your used "Frying Oil" mixed with 10% Gas ... works like a charm and nothing gets wasted. Works well as "Charcoal Lighter" too. Great job as always !!!
Actually nothing better than watching Chris burn stuff on a cold and windy shitty day here where I live
Yeah, my favorite waste of time :-) Burn burn burn.... the Ring of Fire !! Heehaw :-)
Land clearing makes such a difference transitioning to possibilities. Well done. God's blessings and stay safe.
0:24 FIRE !!
Looks like you're sending Smoke Signals to Crazy Horse with that fire !
Fire tip. Bring a leaf blower to really get it going. Magical. 30 seconds in.. you will be HOLY CRAP!
I could watch Chris burn videos all day!!
Fiiiiire! Wheee! Thanks for sharing!
Always enjoy a good fire on a Saturday night lol
Ha! playin with those dirt balls!!!!!!!!!!! All that dirt in the piles! Should have used a Rome K/G blade to split the stumps up.
I think you must have an eagle merit badge for camp fires by now Chris. Awesome video with great explanations as usual,thanks.
Letsdig18 pyro expert 🔥 👍🇺🇸
Thank you and have a good day.
The start and stop motions are most important when it comes to smooth operation.
Well the pivot pens have definitely been warm enough to need grease today!!!
Here where I'm at in Vermont, you'd need to get a burn permit and have the fire department on location with you for the burn day. It's always fun being on standby for a burn pile (in my opinion) because it's amazing the sheer amount of heat it throws off and the speed with which it burns
You need some hotdogs & a long Ass stick, great vid!👊💪
chris you should equip your excavator with a flame trower on the boom. then you really have a fire breathing dragon
I'm convinced I was told the best way to start a fire, is to rub two boyscouts together. 🤠
Chris utters the most famous words. Watch this! Plenty of fire in this video. Ready for the dredging and widening of the damn.
I love your videos, Thanks so much!!👍
The pyromaniacs dream a lot of trees to burn. Snap Crackle Pop Thank you Chris for posting your work.
I got an ice storm going on outside and a great burn video going on inside. I like toasty!
I love a fire,,,, bigger the better!
Earth, fire, air and water - just add a little diesel and Letsdig18 and there is a great video.
Thanks Chris 👍🏻
Not seen a burn for a while ...nice 🔥🔥🔥
Been a while since you were able to burn like this and you sound happy about it Chris, lol.
That's probably because Karen didn't called the fire department on him this time.
🤙enjoy these videos thank you
Chris 🤝 big fires
Here in Dawsonville, GA Diesel is $4.99. That's some good burning there.
Nice job Chris
Camping 101.... Chris is not to be left in charge of the campfire... unless the campfire is a mile from the campsite... even then.. you won't need longer sticks for the marshmellos...
Ya sound like a kid at a campfire!! Have a good time.
Been meaning to say that you're lucky that you're using diesel to add to the flames from a plastic bottle. I've seen firefighting training vids where dousing a fire with gasoline from a plastic bottle caused the flames to flash back and ignite the plastic bottle.
o i know it can happen with diesel as well it just takes a bit more stupidity. because if you do that with bottle full of diesel on a hot sunny day and then be stupid enough to leave a bottle in the sun you bet your behind it will combust.
Course number 101 in the burning fluids handbook is never allow the gasoline content to go higher than 25%. It's truly a vicious fluid at 100%, but diesel and/or motor oil needs a bit of help in the vigorous department.
Job site looking good Chris 😎👍
Am I the only one who expected to see Chris pick up the jug of diesel in the bucket to move it away from the fire?
AHH, Nice warm fire. 👌👌
I always wondered people cannot stop looking at fire burning brush pile why is so fascinating
Chris thanks for sharing! Kevin
Chris has TENDING a fire down to a SCIENCE! ♨️ 😉
In the 60s when I was a teenager they were clearing land for a subdivision. They used a tractor with an airplane prop tied into the PTO to add oxygen to the fire. It was quite the sight. Now we use leaf blowers. I guess whatever works will do.
Hi from uk chris👋👍 you can do a lot of things great but you have awesome fires (""theres wild fires and fires that are wild"")lol just baby ones these tho I know but eveytime I see you with fires I remember few times 1) the 30 ft fire you could just keep topping 50-60ft high we could see all embers in night sky👌 2) setting wiring alite and 3) when you just had glass replaced and weeks later had another fire you just mentioned ""I better move that is hot"" as you made tracks and slewed round the glass went again lol but all clear now eh ready for next phase👌 Hope alls well thanks for your time be safe and see you soon👍👋
Yaaaay. My favorite part.
good pond video
Chris could build a house with that excavator!
Good day there, Mr Chris. Hey there, that diesel fuel is kinda expensive starter fuel now days, isn't it? lol
Still doesn't compare to that one fire you had maybe 4 or 5 years ago. That thing melted everything a hundred feet away! I believe the video was called One Big Ass Fire. Then there was another more recently like a few years ago was a good one too. Love me some blazing piles!
Well, are you going to have to burn all those stumps where the D6 job is Chris? Because that’s a heck of a lot of stumps there, just wondering if that’s part of the job? Especially with not much material to get the fire started, just 99% stumps? lol 😂 Thanks for sharing and stay safe and warm my friend! 👌🏻🤙🏻