It amazes me this guy has made a huge TH-cam following without ever ONCE asking to "Like-Subscribe-and Click the Bell". He never says it once and he just produces great content!
Honestly it surprises me Chris doesn't have over a million subs yet, like his content is real deal day in the life, quick and dirty editing, if any on some vids. Just very real sh*t he puts out
Glad to see you back in the 220's saddle. Thought I was going to check into rehab for excavator withdrawal. lol A sign of the times with Cat turning down the radiator repair. Hope the locals hook you up and you get your other equipment back in service. Best of luck Chris
It's so funny but I find myself tensing up when you're going after those big stumps as if me straining will help you dig them out!🤣😉Nice work as usual, glad the 220 is back. Having fun watching the Bealy Good work progressing.
Great to see you back in the cab of a Volvo again, Chris. I watch and enjoy ALL of your videos, but, the ones with the large machines are my favourites !
Sorry to hear about your 120.... I have a 1996 490E with 6700 original hours that's been nothing but a $$$ maker but as you know PM is key to any machines longevity. Hope you figure out the idling issues and get it back up and running
Check “Dirt Perfect’s” channel, he had the same issue. You can DM him and he can tell you the video showing his problem and how he or the dealership fix the problem. He does about 95% of his own repairs.
I definitely enjoy watching your videos. I am fascinated by the process of clearing land of big timber and the stumps. When you are popping out stumps almost as big as the excavator, it is impressive. We are also paying $5.50 for diesel in Texas.
And it is great to see you back in the 220 doing what many of us enjoy watching the professional at work (wonder how many buckets of oil used today :)). Loved the drone footage in the clouds and the banter with Bealy Good.
I’m glad you’ve got your excavator fixed so I can watch you pop stumps and pile brush. Good thing about digging stumps when it’s dry is that you can get most of the dirt out of the root balls.
Nice to see you able to get back to work on this project,while waiting on the repairs to rest of equipment,as always your doing what you gotta do,so carry on.👍👍👍😎😎😎
Breakdowns happen when ur equipment works as hard as urs does. This project is going to be amazing, especially when pond goes forth. God's blessings and stay safe. Luv the videos!
Dammit Man !! That last stump had a hell of root ball on it !! Well, Chris , I'm sure glad you got the 220 up and running , I know you are !! You was talking about how hot all those tops are gonna burn once you light them up, Man , they are going to go when you do set a match to them !! LMAO !! You better light and get the hell out of the way, cause they are gonna be HOT !! lolol... Well, may be you can get caught up some now that the 220 is up and running good again, I hope so !! Well, have a Great weekend Chris, and a Great Evening !! , and, On too the Next...
I keep forgetting that you build them different. In my area we dam a valley so even small ponds are usually plenty deep to leave the stumps in the middle. You have to stump the dam area to get to good base and you might do one side of the shallows to make dock and swimming space but much of it you can leave since they average a lot of depth on top of original ground level. Makes for a tall dam slope on the backside though. But not a lot of fall on this one, so half the depth will be dam and the other part digging and that just seems foreign to me. It is rare to "dig" a pond unless it is a really small one for cattle in a field. More of a watering hole. Those are usually just pushed up with a dozer anyway. Lot of work here but it will be nice when it is done. Beally is going to have a great place once the work is done.
Hello Chris so glad to see you back in the 220. I was starting to go thru withdrawal from not you working with it now for the dozer and when I see you running that it will be a nice day and then no more break downs for a long long time have a great night Chris
I think about you every time I pass by this area 42°12'14.49" N 71°54'27.44" W - a fairly decent amount of the greenery has been cleared and destumped, with many piles all over the place, so obviously they've chipped the stumps/etc. I have NO clue what's being done here, but watching your videos makes me even more aware of stuff like this lol
Glad to see you grin and bear the breakdowns. Unfortunately you have a bad case of barnyard touch.. You know the Midas touch where everything you touch turns to gold, well barnyard touch is where everything you touch turns to sh....(manure). Been there done that many a time. It'll get better.
so in your opinion what is the best type of tree to keep in your yard?? white oak, red oak, poplar or maple. i have mainly oaks, but need it thinned out on an acre lot. have not had good luck with the red oaks over the years. (hurricanes and all).and what is the difference in a scarlet oak and a red oak???
The clearing is going so well. I thought there may be more hazards. But a couple of boggy spots are no match for you. In Australia there is no way you would get permits to burn in summer. The brush would have to wait for Fall rains. And maybe local fire services on alert too.
Its incredible the difference a thousand kilometers makes. The ground is still rather wet in my area and we are getting more rain every few days. The farmers are struggling to plant their crops. They are expecting a disastrous year. For the last decade, the ground has almost always been dry by mid June, with fires being strictly prohibited. Not this year. On the bright side, I'm expecting a good raspberry harvest.
Hi Chris, it's been awhile. Had some hardships this past year and I'm trying to go back and watch your vids. Hope all is well with you and your family. Sorry to hear about all your machines needing repairs but maybe it's better to happen now than in the winter months. My SUV always breaks down in the winter.. You'd think I would learn to have it looked at before. 😂 take care and hagn.
Glad you got 220 working, and good to hear a radiator shop can fix Wilma`s radiator. Do you have IFR on that drone to be safe flying in the clouds? You don`t see that every day,,a sawmill slab made without a sawmill.
I don't know how to go back to see what this project is designed for. Is there a way for us to find out. Wondering what all the clearing is for. Is it a large pond dig? Thanks for all the videos. They are good for the soul. It is peaceful in a way to just watch and listen to the hum of the machine.
What can you say I love to watch an artist work I'm glad you're Volvo is back up and running just thinks the parts of that expensive if she ain't white going down anytime soon enjoy your videos enjoy what you do
Five and a alf dollar a gallon for diesel fuel !!!! Current UK diesel pump price $10.51 per gallon, although I'm not sure of the volume of the US gallon. Domestic fuel oil price $1.22 per litre. Strange that the price per barrel of oil has dropped significantly lower than last couple of years. Methinks we're now paying the price for Covid and this 'reset' thing bandied about on the airwaves.
I don’t post much, but I did miss watching the stumping, and man! Did you ever pull out one massive stump there at the end....massive! Would it be possible to wipe away that mud spot/bird splot on the right side window? It’s been driving me nuts. I tried, I really tried to keep my mouth shut, but it’s been there so very long. I’m glad you’re back in your favorite seat. Thanks for sharing.
Hi Chris. Nice too see back in the 220.. how big is your stumper if u stand next to it?? Looks like the stumps are bigger than your cap on the 220… gretings from denmark.
In a different video at this same location you mentioned about hickory trees being there, point one out on your next video. I'm surprised you didn't sell hickory to Bbq joints for smoker wood.
Hopefully Bertha won't be tied up too long getting rebuilt so you'll have her back. Seems a lot of places are understaffed/ under supplied. Too bad people don't wanna work when works available. I wish I could still work.
Looking like your getting alot done . Just out of curiosity how much is diesel going for a gallon down there? Here in Ct it's about 7 dollars a gallon. Hope all is well love the vids keep them coming
Chris I've always looked at it this way, if you keep ole school machine tuned up and running correctly. It will out last any of these DEF- regen turds anyway. 🤔😉😃
Chris, have you seen the prices of diesel here in Holland? You pay 1,37 dollar one liter diesel we pay 2,10 one liter diesel so it ain't so bad in the USA 😜
Countries like Holland and the UK are not having there own oil, so import of oil in this time is very expensive. I bet this will not be the end of the crisis. I drive petrol 2,39 a liter but I drive to Belgium and take 60liter in my tank and another 60 liters into jerrycans Belgium petrol is about 2 euro a liter so almost 38 cents less.
@@Dutchamp I live in Norway. We produce our own oil. Still a litre of petrol costs 2.78 US dollar today at my place. Diesel costs around 2.50 US dollar. It's not the price of crude oil that's the problem, it's the greed of the government. And partly also the oil companies.
Check out Canadian prices! Last week diesel was $2.39 /L. Gas is running at $2.07/L today, down from $2.13/L a couple of days ago. Four L = 1 US G. Yikes!
It amazes me this guy has made a huge TH-cam following without ever ONCE asking to "Like-Subscribe-and Click the Bell". He never says it once and he just produces great content!
Yep, Chris gives great content almost daily. I guess his subscribers had enough subscribe/click reminders from other channels that he don't need to. 🙂
This Channel is ALL Killer and NO Filler. Chris has Over a 1/2 Million Subs that know what the Real Deal looks Like. 😬👍
Yes he has ! I watched him say it.
@@chuckbearden9709 Liar
Honestly it surprises me Chris doesn't have over a million subs yet, like his content is real deal day in the life, quick and dirty editing, if any on some vids. Just very real sh*t he puts out
Glad the 220 is back up & running😊 So many stumps, so little time🤣 Take care & cheers🐨🦘🥰
Glad to see you back in the 220's saddle. Thought I was going to check into rehab for excavator withdrawal. lol A sign of the times with Cat turning down the radiator repair. Hope the locals hook you up and you get your other equipment back in service. Best of luck Chris
What a beautiful piece of property. Love the aerial views. Cannot wait for the pond.
This is going to be one huge burn!! Glad to see the 220 back in action!!
It's so funny but I find myself tensing up when you're going after those big stumps as if me straining will help you dig them out!🤣😉Nice work as usual, glad the 220 is back. Having fun watching the Bealy Good work progressing.
Same here!
Great to see you back in the cab of a Volvo again, Chris. I watch and enjoy ALL of your videos, but, the ones with the large machines are my favourites !
I feel your pain with the breakdowns. I’ve got a 120c Deere stuck at low idle. Deere parts are very fun to find 😅
Sorry to hear about your 120.... I have a 1996 490E with 6700 original hours that's been nothing but a $$$ maker but as you know PM is key to any machines longevity.
Hope you figure out the idling issues and get it back up and running
Check “Dirt Perfect’s” channel, he had the same issue. You can DM him and he can tell you the video showing his problem and how he or the dealership fix the problem. He does about 95% of his own repairs.
I definitely enjoy watching your videos. I am fascinated by the process of clearing land of big timber and the stumps. When you are popping out stumps almost as big as the excavator, it is impressive. We are also paying $5.50 for diesel in Texas.
I'd be happy to pay $5.50 a gallon we are paying around $8.30 a gallon in Australia.
And it is great to see you back in the 220 doing what many of us enjoy watching the professional at work (wonder how many buckets of oil used today :)). Loved the drone footage in the clouds and the banter with Bealy Good.
Seeing the aerial view of felled tree stacks to be reclaimed as lumber products makes one smile! 😍👍👏👊
I’m glad you’ve got your excavator fixed so I can watch you pop stumps and pile brush. Good thing about digging stumps when it’s dry is that you can get most of the dirt out of the root balls.
Glad the 220 is back,know you are to,hopefully the repair on radiator goes well!
in this situation i'd rather pay 1/2 or 1/3 the cost & let the independent shop take care of it, rather than to depend on V to handle that task.
Nice to see you able to get back to work on this project,while waiting on the repairs to rest of equipment,as always your doing what you gotta do,so carry on.👍👍👍😎😎😎
Stumping is one of my favorites to watch. Thank you for posting!
Breakdowns happen when ur equipment works as hard as urs does. This project is going to be amazing, especially when pond goes forth. God's blessings and stay safe. Luv the videos!
It's always good to see working equipment. You'll probably get a better radiator from the local guys as well.
16:57 five-and-a-half dollar a gallon diesel ... you lucky bastard (5.59 today in TN)
That corridor into the back of the lot is cool. Huge project, the pond will be so nice.
I love that tune you play to accompany the Drone!
Really good. Enjoyed the clean up
Dammit Man !! That last stump had a hell of root ball on it !! Well, Chris , I'm sure glad you got the 220 up and running , I know you are !! You was talking about how hot all those tops are gonna burn once you light them up, Man , they are going to go when you do set a match to them !! LMAO !! You better light and get the hell out of the way, cause they are gonna be HOT !! lolol... Well, may be you can get caught up some now that the 220 is up and running good again, I hope so !! Well, have a Great weekend Chris, and a Great Evening !! , and, On too the Next...
I keep forgetting that you build them different. In my area we dam a valley so even small ponds are usually plenty deep to leave the stumps in the middle. You have to stump the dam area to get to good base and you might do one side of the shallows to make dock and swimming space but much of it you can leave since they average a lot of depth on top of original ground level. Makes for a tall dam slope on the backside though. But not a lot of fall on this one, so half the depth will be dam and the other part digging and that just seems foreign to me. It is rare to "dig" a pond unless it is a really small one for cattle in a field. More of a watering hole. Those are usually just pushed up with a dozer anyway. Lot of work here but it will be nice when it is done. Beally is going to have a great place once the work is done.
I noticed right off the top.. You are drinking a "Mountain Dew" always better then Pepsi.. Loved the whole video.. Thank you for sharing............
Some of those big stumps would be good for attracting fish in the new pond. I’d definitely put some of the biggest stumps in there.
Hello Chris so glad to see you back in the 220. I was starting to go thru withdrawal from not you working with it now for the dozer and when I see you running that it will be a nice day and then no more break downs for a long long time have a great night Chris
great to see you back at it. gas parts and labour is hard on a fella. nice progress. cheers
What a different perspective from outside! Love it all, but that was good viewing!
All these parts shortages creates a nightmare for consumers needing work done. Keep up excellent channel content!
I really enjoyed watching you dig roots.👍
Sorry to hear about your equipment break down. We as a nation are going thur a hard time
I think about you every time I pass by this area 42°12'14.49" N 71°54'27.44" W - a fairly decent amount of the greenery has been cleared and destumped, with many piles all over the place, so obviously they've chipped the stumps/etc. I have NO clue what's being done here, but watching your videos makes me even more aware of stuff like this lol
Glad your up and running!! Looks like you've been working on your Tan!! Playing golf??!! Lol
Very happy for you.
Glad to see you grin and bear the breakdowns. Unfortunately you have a bad case of barnyard touch.. You know the Midas touch where everything you touch turns to gold, well barnyard touch is where everything you touch turns to sh....(manure). Been there done that many a time. It'll get better.
Sure great to see the digger back in action bro it made for great viewing. Safe travels
so in your opinion what is the best type of tree to keep in your yard?? white oak, red oak, poplar or maple. i have mainly oaks, but need it thinned out on an acre lot. have not had good luck with the red oaks over the years. (hurricanes and all).and what is the difference in a scarlet oak and a red oak???
I always keep the oak trees first. Poplars are nice but you do any work around them and they will die the next year
The clearing is going so well. I thought there may be more hazards. But a couple of boggy spots are no match for you.
In Australia there is no way you would get permits to burn in summer. The brush would have to wait for Fall rains. And maybe local fire services on alert too.
Great news from there, finally 220's fixed and you can have remove a bit of stumps
This is quite the project sir, thanks for the ride along.
for anyone else this project (clearing) would be a nightmare
Its incredible the difference a thousand kilometers makes. The ground is still rather wet in my area and we are getting more rain every few days. The farmers are struggling to plant their crops. They are expecting a disastrous year. For the last decade, the ground has almost always been dry by mid June, with fires being strictly prohibited. Not this year. On the bright side, I'm expecting a good raspberry harvest.
Chris bro we call your shoes Polynesian safety boots in the Cook Islands ... love your channel mates and what you do
Chris you are lucky,we are paying $10.5 For Diesel In the UK 🇬🇧☹️…..Keep up the good work….very interesting 👊 🇬🇧&🇺🇸🤝
Also something , but you handle all of it well.Going be a nice view from the house
Even when he is sick Chris still works to produce his daily TH-cam flick now that is dedication to his followers.
I bet that you are happy about the radiator shop will be able to get you a new one.
Very good video plenty to see. Keep up the good work.
Hi Chris, it's been awhile. Had some hardships this past year and I'm trying to go back and watch your vids. Hope all is well with you and your family. Sorry to hear about all your machines needing repairs but maybe it's better to happen now than in the winter months. My SUV always breaks down in the winter.. You'd think I would learn to have it looked at before. 😂 take care and hagn.
Glad you got 220 working, and good to hear a radiator shop can fix Wilma`s radiator. Do you have IFR on that drone to be safe flying in the clouds? You don`t see that every day,,a sawmill slab made without a sawmill.
Another great video Chris thanks👍
8:29 Kinda got your head in the clouds there, Chris?😶🌫😀
Great video 👍 👍
it's so addicting to watch you run excavator so smoothly
Chris thanks for sharing! Kevin
3:00 really nice safety footwear :)
.....glad one is working, of course you can only operate one at a time...lol..keep safe and well....
Riverside, CA diesel is $6.59 - $7.79 as of 06/11.
Nice to see you back in your baby you sound happier.
Long-time fan. I love your work.
I don't know how to go back to see what this project is designed for. Is there a way for us to find out. Wondering what all the clearing is for. Is it a large pond dig? Thanks for all the videos. They are good for the soul. It is peaceful in a way to just watch and listen to the hum of the machine.
5 acre pond
Some videos for this property were titled "Homestead Pond".
What can you say I love to watch an artist work I'm glad you're Volvo is back up and running just thinks the parts of that expensive if she ain't white going down anytime soon enjoy your videos enjoy what you do
I'm glad there's no music.i prefer the machine noise.n as usual good stuff chris.
It's looking great
Good to be back to something like normal Chris. Thanks for sharing, it's going fine again. Be well. ;)
I swear you in your Volvo could pick an apple orchard clean in an hour without crushing an apple or breaking a branch 🤣👍👍👊👊
Do tap roots going through a clay layer under a pond create seepage points that empty out the water?
I was wondering that too . . . 🙂
Five and a alf dollar a gallon for diesel fuel !!!! Current UK diesel pump price $10.51 per gallon, although I'm not sure of the volume of the US gallon. Domestic fuel oil price $1.22 per litre. Strange that the price per barrel of oil has dropped significantly lower than last couple of years. Methinks we're now paying the price for Covid and this 'reset' thing bandied about on the airwaves.
that is going to be a fire that will be seen by the space station. nice!!
Back in the UK we are paying double your price at around $10.50 per gallon
Which direction does the bucket have the most pulling power with the tracks vertical or horizontal to the bucket?
I don’t post much, but I did miss watching the stumping, and man! Did you ever pull out one massive stump there at the end....massive! Would it be possible to wipe away that mud spot/bird splot on the right side window? It’s been driving me nuts. I tried, I really tried to keep my mouth shut, but it’s been there so very long. I’m glad you’re back in your favorite seat. Thanks for sharing.
Edit: I kid you not, that splot has been there since April 19 th posting. I think that cold threw you off your game, sir.
I just heard you tell us what the project is. Pond. Great.
That is going to be one big toasty fire Chris!
Man can flip stumps. Top content as usual mate 👌
Hi Chris. Nice too see back in the 220.. how big is your stumper if u stand next to it?? Looks like the stumps are bigger than your cap on the 220… gretings from denmark.
Glad to see u back to work
Hi Chris I like watching ur video's an I'm glad you got ur tractor fixed
In a different video at this same location you mentioned about hickory trees being there, point one out on your next video. I'm surprised you didn't sell hickory to Bbq joints for smoker wood.
Hey Chris could you use the thumb to get a grip and then rock the stumps a bit? Would that possibly work on those bigger ones ?
SALUDOS CHRIS ANOTHER GREAT VIDEO AS ALWAYS, NICE TO SEE SOME PROGRESS, G.B.Y.
You said something about taking the top 4 feet of dirt off, I'm wondering if JPaydirts scrapers might be useful?
Too much heat from fires on those seals???
Do you have your instrument rating to fly that drone in clouds? (8:38) 😂
Please get your welder/fab guy make you some snake eyes for that attachment. Hell yeah brothers!!
Hopefully Bertha won't be tied up too long getting rebuilt so you'll have her back. Seems a lot of places are understaffed/ under supplied. Too bad people don't wanna work when works available. I wish I could still work.
Good to see you up and running again Chris. What was the little cylinder issue? Interested to know. Thanks for posting. 🇬🇧👍👍👍
If it was a pressure relief valve perhaps just the sitting in the sun for a few days created enough pressure to trip it. ?
We are paying £1.90 a litre for petrol or diesel so in the region of ten dollars a gallon.
great job buddy and great video as always buddy 😎👊🏻👍🏻
Large stumps make great fish habitat.
Thought for a minute the turbo had blown on your drone!
This is going to be one helluva fire
Looking like your getting alot done . Just out of curiosity how much is diesel going for a gallon down there? Here in Ct it's about 7 dollars a gallon. Hope all is well love the vids keep them coming
@letsdig18 ... So what was the fix for the little cylinder leaking on the saftey latch to the quick release?
Good job as always!!
They'll be able to see that fire from the Space Station
Another great video Chris. I hope the breakdown woes subside soon.
Do you mind if I ask you what drone you use?
Chris I've always looked at it this way, if you keep ole school machine tuned up and running correctly. It will out last any of these DEF- regen turds anyway. 🤔😉😃
Speaking of diesel, I am guessing you purchase off road for the equipment? Our on-road is about $5.19/gal as of 6/10/22 here in Texas.
Chris, have you seen the prices of diesel here in Holland?
You pay 1,37 dollar one liter diesel we pay 2,10 one liter diesel so it ain't so bad in the USA 😜
2.46 dollars a litre here in the UK today! 9.3 dollars a US gallon!!
Countries like Holland and the UK are not having there own oil, so import of oil in this time is very expensive. I bet this will not be the end of the crisis. I drive petrol 2,39 a liter but I drive to Belgium and take 60liter in my tank and another 60 liters into jerrycans Belgium petrol is about 2 euro a liter so almost 38 cents less.
@@Dutchamp I live in Norway. We produce our own oil. Still a litre of petrol costs 2.78 US dollar today at my place. Diesel costs around 2.50 US dollar. It's not the price of crude oil that's the problem, it's the greed of the government. And partly also the oil companies.
@@bgood2010 100% true, basterd they drive tesla's
Check out Canadian prices! Last week diesel was $2.39 /L. Gas is running at $2.07/L today, down from $2.13/L a couple of days ago. Four L = 1 US G. Yikes!
Well IDK but that “Brush Pile” looks like it will be one of the biggest bonfires that has been on your channel?