New to your videos I love watching Chis he is a one man machine. Love the drone pictures can’t wait to see how this project cleans up thanks for sharing 💕
I think it’s smart calling in experience in a situation like this. I agree with you and so cool that you’re able to help complete the project and learn from Chris to gain experience for your next big job.
Would say you 2 go in business together nothing towards you but you already know Chris is a one man crew!!!! I've watched some of his videos thinking Chris and his team know their stuff and then buy the end of the video was to my surprise it was Chris by himself!!! Happy digging
Nah the saw attachment has been sitting for over a year and has an issue with the feed out cylinder... isn't going down all the way. So you have to get down on it. I just use it for the grapple mostly anyways.
New viewer to the channel and definitely a 5 ⭐ video I also watch Chris as well along with Dirt perfect and Cottontop Tim as a amazing channel so thanks for sharing God bless from Upstate South Carolina.
@@Brockmarton775 the first digits in an excavator model is weight in tonnage. My Hyundai 520 is 52 tons, the 200 Deere is 20 tons (plus cage and Rotobec weight = 28tons) and a Volvo 350 is a 35 ton. th-cam.com/video/VRKcGzJ8PtM/w-d-xo.htmlsi=X_CZzgSnkJElNHH3
@@Scot_WestTexas the burn pile was lit, watched it most the day, needed a bite to eat, wind picked up and the fire jumped about 80’ right where the excavator was parked. Close call
@@BrushCommando Your rotobec grapple saw if I can for what when you operate the saw is it you cut the logs (trunk) do you stay at ground level instead of grabbing it and so that the blade crosses it correctly and section cut will fall back to the ground I do not criticize you at all but you should watch videos of Cottontop3 when he uses the rotobec to see how he uses to improve your technique
@@TomGuimond The Rotobec has been sitting for over a year, it needs the tank that pushes the saw blade charged up.. so I have to operate it like that for it to work. I mainly just use it for the grapple capabilities.
@@BrushCommando So the machine lacks a little hydraulic power to really get the full potential of the grapple if I understand correctly I also had the impression the saw was forcing when you operated
$ 3K for a hose. There needs to be some competition in that market place. Have you thought about making them yourself? Fittings I could make, but a larger Shop be a better choice. Equipment to crimp is not magic either.
It’s a tough decision buying new machines these days. Especially with emissions. We do demolition mostly, and have a 1998 Case 9030b with 15,000 hours and no emissions. We got it in 2000 with 265 hours. The 3rd undercarriage is almost completely used up and it’s not worth repairing again. Case and Link-Belt have significantly upped their game in the last 3-5 years. Fuck Hyundai…
They truly don't make them how they used to! People don't understand that this machine has over 14,000 hours on it, as a woods machine, that's a hard life. I retired it and just use it around the farm now.
New to your channel. Letsdig18 will make you a beautiful pond. I think you should dredge out the stumps and muck. In the long run, it will make the life of the pond much longer. You are going to have the use of a great haul truck, make the most use of it. You would have a great supply of dirt to make topsoil out of. I have been anticipating letsdig18 do this project ever since he put out this video, th-cam.com/video/DccC4jK6XVw/w-d-xo.html on his channel. Yep, looking forward to an epic video series! Thanks!!!
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Why do I enjoy watching this stuff so much? 🤷♂️
New to your videos I love watching Chis he is a one man machine. Love the drone pictures can’t wait to see how this project cleans up thanks for sharing 💕
It’s cool seeing 2 excavators working across from each other. Especially knowing you got dirt royalty in the other one 😃
Good job so far.. But knowing Chris, you are really going to like the end results..
You definitely called the right guy to do the job. Can definitely see the size of this job with the drone
I think it’s smart calling in experience in a situation like this. I agree with you and so cool that you’re able to help complete the project and learn from Chris to gain experience for your next big job.
3:37 I just got quoted ..... I'm a STAR 🤣
Did someone say "A slightly bigger dump truck"🤔 Well well is BARNEY'S dad joining the Let'sDIG18 crew🤗
@@ronaldharmon9891 that’s it! Its name is going to be “Bob”, on your behalf 😆 thanks Ronald!
Looking at it from the drone view, that’s one heck of a gash in the dam Brian! Lots of clay!
I always thought Chris could benefit from the rotobec grapple saw. No more getting out and having to cut the stumps off by hand
Would say you 2 go in business together nothing towards you but you already know Chris is a one man crew!!!!
I've watched some of his videos thinking Chris and his team know their stuff and then buy the end of the video was to my surprise it was Chris by himself!!! Happy digging
When you're using hithe saw use it to lift the log a couple of feet and then use the saw. It'll allow the saw to work that much more efficiently.
Nah the saw attachment has been sitting for over a year and has an issue with the feed out cylinder... isn't going down all the way. So you have to get down on it. I just use it for the grapple mostly anyways.
New viewer to the channel and definitely a 5 ⭐ video I also watch Chris as well along with Dirt perfect and Cottontop Tim as a amazing channel so thanks for sharing God bless from Upstate South Carolina.
3k subs to 100k by end of this project :)
Nice second operator view
Great content, keep it coming.
You could go in for Chris and cut the trees down for him ready for his jobs to be started if you went into business with him
The 350 Volvo is a 50 tone excavator that Chris has
@@Brockmarton775 the first digits in an excavator model is weight in tonnage. My Hyundai 520 is 52 tons, the 200 Deere is 20 tons (plus cage and Rotobec weight = 28tons) and a Volvo 350 is a 35 ton.
th-cam.com/video/VRKcGzJ8PtM/w-d-xo.htmlsi=X_CZzgSnkJElNHH3
Chris needs one of those tools.
Bush commando you and Chris should go should talk of going into business together you two would do brilliant together
...except they live hours apart and if you don't know Chris by now he doesn't need a partner because he's a BOSS...
How did the fire start in the wood when you went for a sandwich? The burn pile wasn’t started yet. Was it from excavator heat?
@@Scot_WestTexas the burn pile was lit, watched it most the day, needed a bite to eat, wind picked up and the fire jumped about 80’ right where the excavator was parked. Close call
When will you burn all the brush?
@@nandi123 in a couple weeks, I’ll show everyone how I lite it up… it’s fun
You need Sound
Would you post music credits? I like the closing music on this this vid.
“Telecasted, Crops” - Should be under the description.
@@BrushCommando Your rotobec grapple saw if I can for what when you operate the saw is it you cut the logs (trunk) do you stay at ground level instead of grabbing it and so that the blade crosses it correctly and section cut will fall back to the ground I do not criticize you at all but you should watch videos of Cottontop3 when he uses the rotobec to see how he uses to improve your technique
@@TomGuimond The Rotobec has been sitting for over a year, it needs the tank that pushes the saw blade charged up.. so I have to operate it like that for it to work. I mainly just use it for the grapple capabilities.
@@BrushCommando So the machine lacks a little hydraulic power to really get the full potential of the grapple if I understand correctly I also had the impression the saw was forcing when you operated
@@TomGuimond the issue is on the saw attachment itself.
Can you enable captions on your videos please? 🙏
Tried, not sure why YT will not allow captions to be enabled.
Cannot access video. Screen states video is Private (?)
Thanks Bruce! Try Now
@@BrushCommando working as described. Thx
@@BrushCommando Your rotobec grapple saw it seems to be a bigger version than this one from Cottontop 3
Yepper,, Chris knows his stuff with pond dams for sure !! GOOD that you are using him !! Thanks for the videos & keep them coming for sure !!! 👍👍👍👍👍
$ 3K for a hose. There needs to be some competition in that market place.
Have you thought about making them yourself?
Fittings I could make, but a larger Shop be a better choice. Equipment to crimp is not magic either.
It was one of the hard lines on the stick, specific to Hyundai. I should've been specific, had a lot going on there lol
It’s a tough decision buying new machines these days. Especially with emissions. We do demolition mostly, and have a 1998 Case 9030b with 15,000 hours and no emissions. We got it in 2000 with 265 hours. The 3rd undercarriage is almost completely used up and it’s not worth repairing again. Case and Link-Belt have significantly upped their game in the last 3-5 years. Fuck Hyundai…
They truly don't make them how they used to! People don't understand that this machine has over 14,000 hours on it, as a woods machine, that's a hard life. I retired it and just use it around the farm now.
Too bad the sound sucks
Blame it on Chris
New to your channel. Letsdig18 will make you a beautiful pond. I think you should dredge out the stumps and muck. In the long run, it will make the life of the pond much longer. You are going to have the use of a great haul truck, make the most use of it. You would have a great supply of dirt to make topsoil out of. I have been anticipating letsdig18 do this project ever since he put out this video, th-cam.com/video/DccC4jK6XVw/w-d-xo.html on his channel. Yep, looking forward to an epic video series! Thanks!!!
34:26 you’re not saving her for the next guy
Great content, keep it coming.
Great content, keep it coming.