I use to always have a crappy lot of old tin sheet roof sheets in a old trailer to use on damp piles. it reflects the heat back in the burn pile basicly makes it in to an oven and if it rains it runs off and allows the fire to burn even in bad rain . Just a thought . Older rust tin the better its only going scrap anyways
Maybe you had a lake underneath the pile so no big pile of coals could form? These burning videos are interesting. I'm surprised at how "unpredictable" the fire is. Thanks.
It looks like you have trained Timmy very well Chris, before you even finish your thought he already has done it. Let's here it for Chris & Tim the new tag team from NC... Hip hip hooray!!!
Wish I had a small 5 foot deep hole for burning that would be great I might have my hubby make ours deeper at least our garbage pit, his brother built it but never burned the pile we've started burning it down a little more each month
Because the fire is below ground level it is starved of oxygen. You could try a Positive Pressure Fan, similar to what the fire service use, to blow air into a building to remove the smoke. That pile would have been gone in a day and burnt a lot cleaner!!. It would cost you some gas money though. Fire services use them in this way to speed up the burn.
Milwaukee m18 gen 2 blower. I’m sure enough people have already said it. Anyways enjoy watching. Gotta be fun having your job. What kind music u listen to?
Chris...is that the job from last year where Timmy was hauling brush with the haul truck and you had to bring the excavator up there to move the piles he scattered all over the place ?
with it being a big ass hole, it needs a big ass air vent right at the bottom , bring a trench from middle off to one side , drop a pipe in and cover back up.. Trust me you will need to stand back from it, also. it will burn everything at a higher temperature which means less smoke and less burn time... Campers and hikers use same method but you will need to make it on a much bigger scale ... just make sure you video it, as i definitely want to see that one for sure.. also if you do make it, once its going, stand by the pipe and listen how loud its sucking the air in to the fire !
Scott Morgn It seems when you throw wood into a pile it won’t burn. Keep it neat and organized, it will burn and is easier to keep together as opposed to having to pile it up over again. Something that separates seat warmers from true operators. 🙄
@@poorassfrmboy Oh, I agree as long as it has airflow. What I have seen a lot of professional guys do that burn in holes, is to dig a air trough on one side, or both sides. With the proper air flow it will burn really hot and fast. Faster than one would realize. They will burn up solid stumps like you wouldn't believe. Its all in the preparation.
Local forestry officer asking Chris "excuse me sir do you have a permit"? Get a little smoke in the bucket your machine looks like a fire breathing dragon.I honestly think you have a bit of pyro in you........
Can't believe there is not a firewood industry in your state. You burned $500 to $1,000 dollars worth of wood with $7 bucks of diesel fuel. Somebody should be following you around every day harvesting the wood off your jobs. Somebody's missed business opportunity.
Love the yellow shovel alarm system! That's a hoot!
My favorite videos... BURN FIRES.. 👍🤓🔥
just what every closet pyro wanted. A brush pile burning.
I'm surprised Jason burns alot didn't stop by for some hot dogs. Lol
"ought to burn really well " " hold my beer...."
I would love to burn a pile like that and restack it!! You definitely gotta know how to burn and stack a pile!! Love it dude!
We use a leaf blower and let it blow on the fire. Just set it up set up the throttle and let do it thing . Try it and see
James Bowers I’ve done that will little bonfires. My backpack blower on idle does good for small 5’ round bonfires.
If he ever tried using a leaf blower he’d save tons of excavator time.... he won’t though, it’s been mentioned many times 😎🇨🇱
@@FishFind3000 I'm just saying use it to get it started and move it around and start a new one
This is exactly the way to start a big fire. Without is only making a lot of smoke.
Never a day off just like me except I’m a heavy duty diesel and construction equipment mechanic 😂😂😂😂😂
Just for future reference. .. we all like to see the fire start! P.S huge huge huge fan 👍👍👍👍👍👍
Hi humidity and dew point is your enemy when you're trying to burn!
Letsburn 18. Good video. Fill the bucket with some fuel and get it going that way. Keep it up Chris.
When my uncle use to burn brush piles he used a road flare to start difficult spots.
Where is all the damn termites when you need them!
Thanks Chris 👍🇬🇧
A "canary" shovel! NICE! hehe
Hello from Iowa, love your video's.
Living the dream
I remember when you hauled all that in there it was so deep it made the haul truck look tiny.
You just needed a tad more wind...It will burn when ready! Saved the trees by it not going up to fast...Have a great week,Chris!
You LOVE playing with fire, me too.
Love the heat gauge on the tree. Great video bro.
Muhahaha! Love the thermometer trick! How many do you stock in the truck?! Surprised by the size of your normal fires that handle isn’t bout 6’ Long
There's something about a big ass fire that warms a mans soul lol
I use to always have a crappy lot of old tin sheet roof sheets in a old trailer to use on damp piles. it reflects the heat back in the burn pile basicly makes it in to an oven and if it rains it runs off and allows the fire to burn even in bad rain . Just a thought . Older rust tin the better its only going scrap anyways
I think the " pond" you dug held water! Lol
Here they make you restack the entire pile the day of the fire so the animals get shoo'd out of there first.
Man do you ever take off Haha. Gotta get that Sunday in for sure.
Looks like everyone that had drove past had added to it. I would've got a leaf blower on it to get it restarted too.
I would love to see if a Dakota Fire pit would work out?????/ Would be fun to see :)
Every time it starts to catch you smother it.
I laughed my ass off at you !! You drove that Big Bastard right threw the Cow Shit you said....lmao !! Oh Man !!lolol...
next to watching a real bonfire, watching one on youtube.
Maybe you had a lake underneath the pile so no big pile of coals could form?
These burning videos are interesting. I'm surprised at how "unpredictable" the fire is.
Thanks.
All the rotten material is being burnt!!
Have you done an update on the new finish mower. I was thinking about purchasing the same brand?👍
Today on letsdig18: How to play with fire 🔥
Mrs. Elite Earthworks true that lol
You always have a quick wit Mrs. Elite ! Lol
@@delcasaleexcavating9508 Yeah, her and the fire are both pretty HOT!
Burning trash piles on Sundays!!
It looks like somebody was using that woodpile for their own private DUMP
Yeah, the home owners.
Couple round things that roll in the bottom of the pile would help 🙄🙄
It looks like you have trained Timmy very well Chris, before you even finish your thought he already has done it.
Let's here it for Chris & Tim the new tag team from NC... Hip hip hooray!!!
If you have acces to a airboat they work great for burning piles!
You can use your drone and drop diesel balloons! Get that fishing line drone drop setup!
Sunday camp fire
Yes let it burn .man .
That's what you like most: Make a lot of smoke.
Wish I had a small 5 foot deep hole for burning that would be great I might have my hubby make ours deeper at least our garbage pit, his brother built it but never burned the pile we've started burning it down a little more each month
Very much wood to burn Chris.....🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥😎
Dig a channel so the air can come into the fire
Nice!!
Because the fire is below ground level it is starved of oxygen. You could try a Positive Pressure Fan, similar to what the fire service use, to blow air into a building to remove the smoke. That pile would have been gone in a day and burnt a lot cleaner!!. It would cost you some gas money though. Fire services use them in this way to speed up the burn.
You let it set to long and started to rot and you basically have a mini pond with that pit.
On today's episode of letsburn18... lol nice video!
Good job mate keep it up Chris
Its sunk a bit since you done the clearing.
Used motor oil works well, but very Smokey. That kind of fire you have to light at like 3am or when it's foggy. Thanks for the video.
Fire needs to be self draughting to really burn hot, otherwise you have to help that process.
If the pile wasn't right up against the tree line, it would have gotten more air.
Milwaukee m18 gen 2 blower. I’m sure enough people have already said it. Anyways enjoy watching. Gotta be fun having your job. What kind music u listen to?
Chris...is that the job from last year where Timmy was hauling brush with the haul truck and you had to bring the excavator up there to move the piles he scattered all over the place ?
in newhampshire we cant leave it untended
Meanwhile little Yanmar is sitting back thinking “ ha ha Volvo, go ahead and suck smoke”.
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Hi from GB🇬🇧
Doesn't the heat mess with your hydraulic lines?
Still sunday here inuk
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hot dogs and beer anyone?
Are you not worried about your hydraulic hoses burning through when you grab a load of burning stuff?
captphil4 I always wondered the same thing
with it being a big ass hole, it needs a big ass air vent right at the bottom , bring a trench from middle off to one side , drop a pipe in and cover back up.. Trust me you will need to stand back from it, also. it will burn everything at a higher temperature which means less smoke and less burn time... Campers and hikers use same method but you will need to make it on a much bigger scale ... just make sure you video it, as i definitely want to see that one for sure.. also if you do make it, once its going, stand by the pipe and listen how loud its sucking the air in to the fire !
chris get your self a petrol leaf blower, you would have these fires rawing in mins
Watch out for DAQ...it's an expensive ticket.
My man never stops, need to work a little less. Sunday is for fishin or just being lazy.
When you do what you love, you never work a day in your life. :)
Invest in a flame thrower. Learning how to be a pyromaniac 101?!
Hey there, Another nice Vid... I'm curious, do you have to let the local Fire Department know when & where you are going to burn?
a lot more Deisel
Will not burn without air flow. Does not matter how dry it is, without air, no fire!
Scott Morgn It seems when you throw wood into a pile it won’t burn. Keep it neat and organized, it will burn and is easier to keep together as opposed to having to pile it up over again. Something that separates seat warmers from true operators. 🙄
Matt Irmen Chris’s pile is too much like pick up sticks. Burning in a hole never works there isn’t enough air flow at the bottom of the pile.
@@poorassfrmboy Oh, I agree as long as it has airflow. What I have seen a lot of professional guys do that burn in holes, is to dig a air trough on one side, or both sides. With the proper air flow it will burn really hot and fast. Faster than one would realize. They will burn up solid stumps like you wouldn't believe. Its all in the preparation.
It would probably have all burned if it hadn't been placed in a hole. Not enough air.
You need a leaf blower. Grab a steel tube, stick it in the pile, and pump air into the fire.
example: th-cam.com/video/Le5ekNKx14M/w-d-xo.html
i would of thrown all those boxes n matress on top & set them on fire to help out
Lol dont they know they have pyro chris lol
Some of those jobs you have to go back to is that part of a contract or what?
Local forestry officer asking Chris "excuse me sir do you have a permit"? Get a little smoke in the bucket your machine looks like a fire breathing dragon.I honestly think you have a bit of pyro in you........
You need to find yourself a good pyromaniac to hire for these burning jobs. :)
No he doesn't. HE IS a pyromaniac and a good one at that.
Could you turn your Volvo where the fan would blow on the fire
Did your neighbors donate all that trash?
You need a hot air balloon ventilator...........be gone in no time.
Get you a bunch of used tires and put on it. Lol
Video quality not in HD
Because it was JUST now uploaded.
Try some new camera mounts and camera angles it will make your video more pleasing to watch
Try appreciating the you tube creators efforts, in this case Letsdig18. More gratitude and less attitude.
Can't believe there is not a firewood industry in your state. You burned $500 to $1,000 dollars worth of wood with $7 bucks of diesel fuel. Somebody should be following you around every day harvesting the wood off your jobs. Somebody's missed business opportunity.