Jesse your video work is top notch, way to go. I like video from a tripod not so much in cab video. What a rewarding job you landed there, very satisfying.
I love watching a skilled equipment operator turn a mass of trees, rocks and rip rap into a masterpiece. You and Andrew camarata make it look so easy with all the skills you possess. I hope the next generation has a lot more guys and gals to join this fraternity in the future.
That's a MEAN little excavator Jesse!!! Not to mention a GREAT operator too!!! Somebody's going to have one VERY NICE hunt cabin🏡, that's for sure. GREAT JOB my friend!!! ~Jay~ 👍👍
It surprised me to see gravel under some of the stumps of trees pushed over. The P.I.P. was a nice feature. A first for me but your so good with cameras that Hollywood, here you come! Couldn't do as good with team... after done and the grass and weeds are growing back, ask anyone how many trucks and other pieces of equipment were used on the full project???LOL. Great job is a understatement.
I so appreciate your editing. Speeding this up when it would be boring to watch in real-time was really nice (unlike some TH-camrs that have gotten very lazy and just film all in real-time, Chris). Nice work. Pic in Pic is nice too.
Thanks, in chris's defense though, it does take a long time to do this kind of editing. When you speed up clips you have to render each one to be able to watch, GPU doesnt help at all with it, only raw processing power
John Hughes youve heard of the Ken Burns effect in film editing? Well, speeding it up thru the boring parts is called the Andrew Camarata effect! Yep, i called it! 😃
You get so much done with that stump ripper, that was a great investment. For some reason when you made it, I thought it would be more of a specialty tool for rare occasions. Hard to imaging anything else going through that shale embankment so easily though.
Learning a lot from your vids. Thanks. I'm clearing some steep mountain land in Japan, and new to excavator work (also new youtuber). I enjoy seeing your excavator skills in action, as well as your video editing skills. I wouldn't want to have to sync my vids like you do for your pic-in-pic. Also, your mike is always clear, so good on the sound editing.
You may never see this comment, but thank you!! I have 20 acres that hasnt been touched in 70+ years that I want to start on this year, getting a road cut in (800' from the road to my southern border, then another 1700' up to where I want my pad for a temp trailer to build my cabin). So much work to do...
Ok so your 35 zts makes it look easy pushing over trees! What do need to do to my 35G so I can do the same? I looked at specs and not a lot of difference...Awesome videos! I am new to this and bought my 35g and it sure helps watching your work and helping me learn.
Now there's a guy who knows his way around an excavator! No problems for firewood after a couple of seasons of drying out that timber, eh? Great video.
Im actually overly impressed with that excavator im actually renting a yanmar about the same size to clean up tree tops from the loggers left behind them little machines are perfect for that kind of work keep up the good work
Very impressive, how large a pine tree can that machine push over? I have land to clear in so Georgia, I have 100 + foot tall pines, Some 30 inches at the base. The soil is sandy clay composition, do you think that machine could push them over?
That was one great job you did there, very impressed. May I ask how long of new 'road'way you has to cut in. Also the approx. cost. Again wonderful job.
Great video! Can please tell what is the model of this excavator? I have to do exactly same job on my property and I thought I will need a big machine but after this video Im surprise how much work you can get done with this machine. Thanks .
35 zts. You dont need a big machine but you push over bigger trees with a bigger machine. This machine is nice because you can transport it with a 3/4 pickup truck
How come you don't create drainage system on the left and right side of the newly created drive way ?. Where is the rain water flowing to when its raining ?. How come you don't have culvert pipe setup on the entrance of the new driveway entrance ?.
Why do you angle the felling cut downwards to the "hinge" instead of going in flat? Was always taught to make the felling cut flat, and insert a wedge or felling bar, and now wondering why you choose different. :-) Will you do ditches along the road as well, to avoid problems with water running down it later? Nice video and nice work. A pleasure to watch while relaxing tonight :-)
When I have a little tension on the tree from the excavator, this angle cut makes sure the bottom of the tree cant kick out towards me, like a barber chair. May not be the best way, but It seems to work for me
What's the story with those rock walls, I see them all over the place where you and Andrew work ? do people stack them like that or is that a natural occurrence ?just seems like theyre everywhere?
Not trying to dog on you or anything, but is it an optical illusion or could you have built up the road a bit between the road and the curve right there at the start? Looks like a dip, I know it is going downhill but if you were to do a string line from the curve to the street, would there be a sag in the middle of it? Do you have enough room to dig more shale out of the hillside of the driveway (to fill that low spot) and is the owner willing to spare the cost of the additional work? Honestly, I am just being curious- but I know what the comments reads like, but I don't have enough time to sit and be gentle about it all. Thanks for the videos.
Its pretty flat at the beginning, but I also didn't want to make it perfect because the town will most likely make us, or pay them to put a culvert in at the start there. I didn't get any good after videos of the driveway but it came out pretty good. I will be working there next week so you will be able to see the final results as well as some more progress.
Thats good to hear, I try to keep it as neutral as possible. But I dont think the younger generation will ever agree on music with the older generations
@@jmuller86 - it's the mass market of young people that have terrible taste in music, day-time radio that caters to them is always dire, night-time has always been great, even today. One day Artificial Intelligence will automatically produce mass market Rap songs, then Nicki Minaj will be out of a job. Looking forward to seeing how the project develops.
@@____________________________.x I do mostly agree, but at the same time; I am sure you didn't listen to the same music as your parents...correct? I come from a family that has a strong part in music, I also play guitar, drums and used to play trumpet. soon I will produce my own music for these videos. So I can appreciate real instruments for sure. But I also like synths, but not necessarily the fast beats. My dad has a new channel that you might appreciate, and he and my mom will also be producing their own music sooner than I will. Here is the link th-cam.com/channels/7B9B1ZIc7861YUUh7KlW1g.html
@@jmuller86 - My Mother didn't really listen to music but when she did it was "OK". I actually love electronic music (grew up in the Eighties), "Visage - Fade To Grey" is in my ten 10, German Industrial, Zombie Nation, VNV Nation etc. I don't really understand "beep boop lift music" though. I'm not saying "I only like a certain type of ambient music", just that the royalty free electronic stuff that appears on a lot of youtube videos is >>really
Yea I do have employees, but I have been keeping them going with the construction/carpentry side of my business while I handle excavation and electrical
I do use the pedals when I need to, but when im grading there is no need and I can feather it much better with levers. I find when I use the pedals alot I am crouched over looking like a praying mantis
Some minnie's dont have any foot pedals on them. From the factory so kinda hard if there missing. One of my yanmar dont have any. And yes i agree. On my big machines foot all the time
Jesse and Andrew are my Satisfying videos to watch. Thanks
Great job Jesse. I always loved this one.
Great job as always Jesse, this was a nice little project, thanks for uploading it
A lot of work and great work, by one man on his own. Not just the groundwork but all the filming and editing as well. Great achievement 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👍
Jesse your video work is top notch, way to go. I like video from a tripod not so much in cab video.
What a rewarding job you landed there, very satisfying.
thanks, yea the in cab view is hard, because when you to speed it up the swing makes you dizzy
I could watch this for hours. Great job and video
I love watching a skilled equipment operator turn a mass of trees, rocks and rip rap into a masterpiece.
You and Andrew camarata make it look so easy with all the skills you possess. I hope the next generation has a lot more guys and gals to join this fraternity in the future.
Nice work! I like your videos and Andrew's as well
Can watch for hours. So peaceful combined with the music
Nice video. The stump remover/ rock breaker works pretty good, nice build on that.
Incredible power and versatility for a small excavator, great job!
Impressed with both the little machine and operator's effectivenes, nice!
Me too. I wonder what these guys could do with the right equipment
That's a MEAN little excavator Jesse!!! Not to mention a GREAT operator too!!!
Somebody's going to have one VERY NICE hunt cabin🏡, that's for sure. GREAT JOB my friend!!!
~Jay~ 👍👍
It surprised me to see gravel under some of the stumps of trees pushed over. The P.I.P. was a nice feature. A first for me but your so good with cameras that Hollywood, here you come! Couldn't do as good with team... after done and the grass and weeds are growing back, ask anyone how many trucks and other pieces of equipment were used on the full project???LOL. Great job is a understatement.
I so appreciate your editing. Speeding this up when it would be boring to watch in real-time was really nice (unlike some TH-camrs that have gotten very lazy and just film all in real-time, Chris). Nice work. Pic in Pic is nice too.
Thanks, in chris's defense though, it does take a long time to do this kind of editing. When you speed up clips you have to render each one to be able to watch, GPU doesnt help at all with it, only raw processing power
John Hughes youve heard of the Ken Burns effect in film editing? Well, speeding it up thru the boring parts is called the Andrew Camarata effect! Yep, i called it! 😃
Do u guys watch hedblom ? So far I think he is the best not knocking u buddy but he has me waiting for him to pick up a broom and sweep with his
@@randywilson6869 yeah, i would love to see what they could do with a tiltrotator
Well done, Sir.
Thanks a lot for making taping editing uploading and sharing.
I used to think that mini excavators were a joke, but in the hands of guys like you & Andrew, I've changed my mind, they're quite a capable machine.
I didn’t think a smaller excavator could handle all that. Cool vid
Love the picture in picture touch.....Keep up the good work, both on the equipment and in front of the computer!!!
Mad skills on that machine, man.
You get so much done with that stump ripper, that was a great investment. For some reason when you made it, I thought it would be more of a specialty tool for rare occasions. Hard to imaging anything else going through that shale embankment so easily though.
Yea I have needed one for frost a few times too, so it really kind of has 3 uses for it.
2:10 PIP I like it! Nice view.
Learning a lot from your vids. Thanks. I'm clearing some steep mountain land in Japan, and new to excavator work (also new youtuber). I enjoy seeing your excavator skills in action, as well as your video editing skills. I wouldn't want to have to sync my vids like you do for your pic-in-pic. Also, your mike is always clear, so good on the sound editing.
I am so happy people make videos like andrew does. Now I have more content to watch! And I only live 25 minutes from you so maybe ill see you around!
You may never see this comment, but thank you!! I have 20 acres that hasnt been touched in 70+ years that I want to start on this year, getting a road cut in (800' from the road to my southern border, then another 1700' up to where I want my pad for a temp trailer to build my cabin). So much work to do...
I guess utube wanted me to watch again, so I did and you still did a great job.
Digging out driveway rock so it seems. Great work there.
Cool, someone is going to have a nice place to live. Thanks for the video Peace
well done jesse
As a working tag team you and Andrew would out bid and out work any competition in your area.
Nice work! I like very much your videos and Andrew's as well
Picture in the picture is cool
Hope to see more of that
clearing 👍😀✌️🙏
Nice work ! Greets from Germany
That's one powerful JD !
Should keep some old growth hard woods. They are nice to have around the house.
Great work
The young women have actively helped! :-)
Nice Video, thank you.
Man does all the hard work. Woman picks up after man lol
Love the music!🇨🇦ON.. Paul
jesse the riper work well I may need that in part of my foundation if you ever get the machine back home lol
First from Croatia!
Nice work!
What kind of trees are those with no deep roots?
Ok so your 35 zts makes it look easy pushing over trees! What do need to do to my 35G so I can do the same? I looked at specs and not a lot of difference...Awesome videos! I am new to this and bought my 35g and it sure helps watching your work and helping me learn.
you just have to feel out the trees, when you know its possible its a little easier. Dig one side out quick and find the sweet spot to push them over.
Now there's a guy who knows his way around an excavator! No problems for firewood after a couple of seasons of drying out that timber, eh? Great video.
Good way to keep your logs clean. How long do you cut them down to, and why
Great job...thx
Curious how many days work this was
Im actually overly impressed with that excavator im actually renting a yanmar about the same size to clean up tree tops from the loggers left behind them little machines are perfect for that kind of work keep up the good work
How do you get those big stumps out (the ones that were left in)
Very impressive, how large a pine tree can that machine push over? I have land to clear in so Georgia, I have 100 + foot tall pines, Some 30 inches at the base. The soil is sandy clay composition, do you think that machine could push them over?
What was the total elevation change from the road to the building site?
That was one great job you did there, very impressed. May I ask how long of new 'road'way you has to cut in. Also the approx. cost. Again wonderful job.
Nice job, thanks
Do you need permits BEFORE you can start clearing your own land? How much do you think it would have cost if you paid for this service?
no permits for that here. I think that cost the customer like 3k
seems like the customer was getting in the way at times?
I never realized how strong those mini excavators are.
At the end of the job it's very important to show the finished project, which is almost missing in this video!
Great video! Can please tell what is the model of this excavator? I have to do exactly same job on my property and I thought I will need a big machine but after this video Im surprise how much work you can get done with this machine. Thanks .
35 zts. You dont need a big machine but you push over bigger trees with a bigger machine. This machine is nice because you can transport it with a 3/4 pickup truck
Thanks for sharing Jesse :)
nice video nice piece of land
How come you don't create drainage system on the left and right side of the newly created drive way ?. Where is the rain water flowing to when its raining ?.
How come you don't have culvert pipe setup on the entrance of the new driveway entrance ?.
Good job with mini excavator
Why do you angle the felling cut downwards to the "hinge" instead of going in flat? Was always taught to make the felling cut flat, and insert a wedge or felling bar, and now wondering why you choose different. :-)
Will you do ditches along the road as well, to avoid problems with water running down it later?
Nice video and nice work. A pleasure to watch while relaxing tonight :-)
When I have a little tension on the tree from the excavator, this angle cut makes sure the bottom of the tree cant kick out towards me, like a barber chair. May not be the best way, but It seems to work for me
Hey bro love your videos but one suggestion a skid steer would be nice don't you think? keep up the good work though cheers!
Yea I will get one soon, this worked out good for this job because I used the rake to clean up debris quite a bit
That's a long driveway, How much does that long of a drive cost to cut in?
yep nice work
What happens with the 3/4 inch gravel stone on the new driveway ?
Man that’s oil really looks dark what state are you in. You do god work.
Can you do my driveway in 27:53 please? THANKS ; )
What state is this in?
ny
Using the existing top soil for the entrance is a mistake. Remove and replace with gravel.
do u have to get perments to open a drive way up there u do in ky.
Not sure why your just pushing them tress down, you have a chainsaw?
It's your proactive to do so, I'm supper stumped on why
Because then I dont have to pull the stumps. Plus its alot less risky to push them over
Gotcha 10-4 bud.
What's the story with those rock walls, I see them all over the place where you and Andrew work ? do people stack them like that or is that a natural occurrence ?just seems like theyre everywhere?
Its part of the untouched hillside and you think people are stacking them?
lol
NY?
That lady was watching you for hour after hour. I think her tongue was hanging out to have a go on your machine. Did you offer her a try?
Better get Andrew in there w the jackhammer!
What the heck is the point of a cabin in the woods if you knock down all the trees?
they have 80 acres, so taking out 1 or 2 is not much
Was Andrew there?
No but he did recommend me for the job, as this was my area and too far away for him
@@jmuller86 Perfect
You did a great job,,,
If you ever need royalty free original music let me know! I do blues/rock style for a channel similar to yours called “Diesel Creek”
Did Andrew edit this?
I edited it myself
Nice video but pics of finished road would of been nice.
Nice work. Where's this at?
Thanks, its in a town called coeymans hollow, next to ravena ny.
I wish you could add more areas of you talking. Other than that great video.
Not trying to dog on you or anything, but is it an optical illusion or could you have built up the road a bit between the road and the curve right there at the start? Looks like a dip, I know it is going downhill but if you were to do a string line from the curve to the street, would there be a sag in the middle of it? Do you have enough room to dig more shale out of the hillside of the driveway (to fill that low spot) and is the owner willing to spare the cost of the additional work? Honestly, I am just being curious- but I know what the comments reads like, but I don't have enough time to sit and be gentle about it all.
Thanks for the videos.
Its pretty flat at the beginning, but I also didn't want to make it perfect because the town will most likely make us, or pay them to put a culvert in at the start there. I didn't get any good after videos of the driveway but it came out pretty good. I will be working there next week so you will be able to see the final results as well as some more progress.
Have you watched Andrew M.
In my state, an acre of land like this costs $millions.
The music was far more appropriate on this one, thanks for that.
Thats good to hear, I try to keep it as neutral as possible. But I dont think the younger generation will ever agree on music with the older generations
@@jmuller86 - it's the mass market of young people that have terrible taste in music, day-time radio that caters to them is always dire, night-time has always been great, even today. One day Artificial Intelligence will automatically produce mass market Rap songs, then Nicki Minaj will be out of a job.
Looking forward to seeing how the project develops.
@@____________________________.x I do mostly agree, but at the same time; I am sure you didn't listen to the same music as your parents...correct? I come from a family that has a strong part in music, I also play guitar, drums and used to play trumpet. soon I will produce my own music for these videos. So I can appreciate real instruments for sure. But I also like synths, but not necessarily the fast beats. My dad has a new channel that you might appreciate, and he and my mom will also be producing their own music sooner than I will. Here is the link
th-cam.com/channels/7B9B1ZIc7861YUUh7KlW1g.html
@@jmuller86 - My Mother didn't really listen to music but when she did it was "OK".
I actually love electronic music (grew up in the Eighties), "Visage - Fade To Grey" is in my ten 10, German Industrial, Zombie Nation, VNV Nation etc. I don't really understand "beep boop lift music" though.
I'm not saying "I only like a certain type of ambient music", just that the royalty free electronic stuff that appears on a lot of youtube videos is >>really
Lebrão camioneiro
Saving to invest in a bulldozer?
A rock hits the camera at 6:40.
Hey call Andrew and get his dozer lol
last image : a crop circle ?!
One man crew.........
Yea I do have employees, but I have been keeping them going with the construction/carpentry side of my business while I handle excavation and electrical
Viewer #40,070
Kinda funny watching a small excavator cut in a driveway, pushing up hill.
I only pushed it uphill at the start to keep the debris from going into the road
You should learn to drive the excavator with your feet. No operator worth their weight would operate the machine with the controls.
I do use the pedals when I need to, but when im grading there is no need and I can feather it much better with levers. I find when I use the pedals alot I am crouched over looking like a praying mantis
Some minnie's dont have any foot pedals on them. From the factory so kinda hard if there missing. One of my yanmar dont have any. And yes i agree. On my big machines foot all the time