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Installing a Culvert pipe with just a Skid loader Kubota 90-2 and Rock Grapple
#culvertpipe #kubota #rockgrapple
Hello my name is Mike and I'm the owner operator at TC Excavating also known as Dirt Boss please leave a comment and tell me what you think!
If you would like to email me:
mike@tcmalbany.com
Tri-County Excavating
My Equipment:
KOBELCO SK160-6E
KUBOTA SVL 90-2
KOMATSU D51 PX22
KOMATSU PC88 MR-8
JOHN DEERE 310G
BOMAG 172-2
BOMAG BW900-2
HYDREMA 912
MF 35
BIG TEX 7 TON
DYNAWELD 20 TON
KENWORTH T-800
GMC W4500
RAM 3500
TRI-COUNTY EXCAVATING
That was very well done - great explanations, excellent viewing angles and lots of experience and know-how. I really liked hearing you talk about using that beautiful compost for later and you made great use out of those rocks you dug up. As usual, first class work and presentation. And honestly, as much as I always like your videos, you get better all the time. Thanks for all the hard work and for sharing your projects.
Thanks Dale I appreciate it !!
I like to drive some temporary rebars to hold the culvert so it doesn't shift while backfillilng.
Yeah that works
Great video. Thanks for the info.
D-Boss! betcha you won’t do that again, i know you wanted to try out the grapple bucket, but you know the mini would of been easier, or maybe it’s me, i don’t like using the skid steer, least favorite machine with all the back and forth and banging around inside, anyhow sweet video, keep doing it up!
No this job's an hour away and I have to put the driveway in with the skid steer so I wasn't going to trailer a mini down here too I love the skid steer though I got most of my experience in one
Nice bingety bangety boom thanks for sharing
Just to be clear...No Mortal Man Can Do It with Just a Skid Steer. Just sayin😎
💪🏼 Thanks Mark ‼️
Well done
Thanks bud
Another awesome job done by the DIRT BOSS looking great Mike hopefully the rest of the driveway goes just as good as this part went!!!!!
Yes it did All installed I will be rolling it tomorrow
The first time here by the suggestion by Captain Kleeman. I also follow Andrew Camarada. Great video!
Thanks buddy yeah I'm about 10 minutes from Andrew Camarata right now I'm working in his town
Awesome work Mike take care stay safe god bless
Thanks Don you too
Great video
Thanks Jeff
you should look into a root wrangler
Will do
Came out great man
Thanks
That machine is so Quiet
It is quiet
Chris ( Letsdig18) uses that material and rolls it in and if it gets rain! It’s like concrete! Good job brother! 👌🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Yes it does
Good job BOSS. Sonny
Thanks buddy
It's the DirtBoss yea buddy culvert pipe installed👌seeing the trucking skills man 😎 dropped that load real nice normally that stone would of been all over the road 😂 job well done DirtBoss it looks real good 👍 as always Thank U DirtBoss 😎 for the great video 👍💪😎👍
Lol thanks buddy
No fabric?
Under Driveway
Root rake grapples are such versatile tools, I use a Quick Attach Quick Claw. It's great for loading brush and logs into trucks because the material falls straight down when you open the grapple. Now If we could only use our Tilt-Tach's with them, We'd be cooking with gas!
Yeah for sure
I've been watching your videos for a few months now. You do awesome work in each of them but I have a question? You explained why you don't put the fabric on the covert pipe. You want it to bind up, but how much distance should you have before you start laying down the fabric? Or does it depend on the soil conditions? Would it be okay to start laying out the fabric 5 or 6 feet past the covert pipe? Thanks again for making such informative videos.. Keep up the great job and stay healthy..
You can put the fabric right after the cover It all goes on conditions this particular job was all rock for the first 15 ft off the driveway so I knew I was safe just to dump the load Plus it was 2 ft thick
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All I have is a skid steer, so I really like seeing jobs that can be done with only that machine. I have a grapple bucket, and a smooth bucket, and I'm looking at getting either a box blade or a land plane, mainly targeted at gravel driveway repair. Any advice on what to look at?
That's awesome other TH-camrs say mini excavators should be the first machine No way Skid steer is way more versatile and get a lot of jobs done with them.. as far as attachments I really don't have any input on it
What about the fabric?
I cut the fabric back in when putting the driveway in it's two foot thick off the road so there was no need for fabric there It was all rock
Nice vid Bossman!!!!
Thanks !
Nice work as always! I really like that bucket!
Yes that is a bad ripper ! 💪🏼
Nica nice dirt boss the grapple looks to be well built love seeing the Kenny at work buddy that’s a nice rig 👍👍👍
Thanks buddy 👍🏼
Looking good man
Thanks Bud
Hey D B Thanks for the video I like how detailed you are about teaching us how you do things appreciate it man
You got it man
Thanks for another great video I like how you explained all of the steps of the job 👍👍
Yes you never know who might need the info someday
Hey Mike, just wondering but have you thought of welding in some kind of expanded wire mesh behind (or in front) of the 4 oval holes in the center of the grapple, just below the new step you installed? Why I ask is the wire mesh would allow you to see through the holes but at the same time protect the quick attach ram behind it (and maybe the hoses) should a piece of limb or other debris slip through while pushing into a pile of trash, rubble, tree limbs, etc. Just a thought. Stanley in Md.
No it's a good thought but it's supposed to allow the dirt to go through it but yeah it definitely could be modified if needed
@@DIRT-BOSS Okee Dokee! Sounds good.
Captain K said you were good :) Excited to see your channel!
Thanks man appreciate it
Good Job Mike👍
I love building driveways👍
Yeah driveway is easy peasy especially a nice flat one like this
Really like this video and the follow up doing the driveway.
Not sure if you can answer this question due to location and soil types but what would your ultimate gravel driveway be?
Would it be better to put in a temporary drive for the heavy construction traffic (concrete trucks, well trucks, excavators etc.)
And then regrade and put down fabric and finish stone or will the fabric hold up to the heavy traffic.
Yeah It all depends on soil and project if they're ready to go and the site is full swing will put a access road with gravel and then top it after the project's done It all goes on budget though and time frame
@@DIRT-BOSS Thanks for the quick response! We just purchased 9 acres and still have to do permits etc.
Hope to start early summer. I’ll probably have more questions when I can get on it and see what we have for soil type.
Thanks again!
@@larryvisser1086 No problem You're welcome just hit me up through email
Looking good bro , that new attachment is coming in handy , awesome video 😎
Thanks man
Another job well done Mike, can't wait for the next video.
Thanks Dave
Be careful and don't bend that thin grapple. Lol
That grapples thin? Most are 3/8 that's half inch
Good vid great transformation well done👍👍👍
Thank you Richard
Having a good solid grapple is great with brush stuff
Yes sir
Batting a thousand Boss. Another fine video.
💯
Nice job. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you
great to see the boss back on site !!...thumbs up
Thanks man !
you destroy ten minute of this video
This isn't Hollywood production Frankie
Master at work keep back 500 feet
Lol 👍🏼
Excellent presentation!
Thank you sir
Too much yap, yap.
Jim then the channel is basically not for you !
The professor has returned! Lovin it man!
👍🏼 What's up my buddy!
@@DIRT-BOSS excited for the new season! I hope you have more than you can handle this year
awesome job Boss 100%
Thanks Roger
Nice job Mike.
Thanks buddy
You da MAN!!
Thanks buddy
Looks great 👍
Thanks Frank
Nicely Done !!
Thanks
Nice job!!👍👍
Thanks man
Back on site ! What town are you in ?
Freehold New York
@@DIRT-BOSS just down the road from us
@@edstevens9357 Nice!
I didn't even know about your channel until tonight's #dirtperfect live. I'm now subscribed. Great video, great channel.
Thanks Man
I do believe you forgot to put your mat down before you put the stone down, where I live if you would install a 12” culvert the Department of Highway’s would make you replace it with a minimum of 16” culvert but they would tell you that when you got the permit to install it. Good luck and stay safe out there
I hear you thanks man
Good job.
Thanks Terry Good to see you
Nice job Mike! We had a lot of this type of work done over the years on the Ranch/farm, all hiring fellas like yourself. Even after watching them and then doing it ourselves sometimes, I can still learn when I watch you. I used to think I was cheating by covering the ends with larger rocks first!!! Hahaha. Even the guys working for me said that. None of us had any experience, we were just hacks,,,, but hey. Then once the contractor would drop off the gravel I would hand shovel into the corners and sides. I was never great in our Bobcats and later John Deere track loaders. I could get the job done is all. I would probably hand shovel 20% of that rock!!! Then finish it out with the Bobcat or Skid steer. I did a much better job with ourJCB zoom booms actually!!
We had the skid steers to clean most of our yard corrals, clear snow in winter and general duties. The original loader for the feedlot section was an old Case W-14 “Feedlot Special” articulated unit. I was good with that as it’s what I learned on. Then we got one JCB and it dropped in value so much that we were able to get at auction another one with only about 500 hours on it. Alberta being an oil province was always feast or famine as the market fluctuated. We did alright almost all the time through a bit of diversification but we able get some nice low hour farm equipment when things were bust and auctioned.
Anyways it was a 2-3 day job and then when all was done it was only adequate. I would eventually need someone in to fix the roads, or build more roads as we grew and then have them clean up, sometimes rip out (3 x) the culvert and redo it,,,,,,,.
It takes years of experience and knowledge like you have to get it done quickly and efficiently (like how good you are with the tilt bucket, saves a ton of shovelling) and when all is done it looks great!! I won’t ever do anything like this again in the future, but I still love that you share and teach us how you do things. You are very good at what you do and also a great guy!!
Thanks Mike!
That's right it's all about efficiency if you are by yourself you got to learn that game !
Nice job. The lot is looking better everyday. It is hard to believe what it used to look like. Have a great day Brother.
Yes for sure