You do such good work, no matter what machine you're in. That you took an unfamiliar & smaller excavator and got such nice results while looking effortless is a testament to your talents. Glad you had a nice conversation with Charlie while entertaining us with the trees coming down. Thank you, Chris for sharing with us all. Thanks for being such a bright spot in my video watching.
LetsDig18 slow-mo excavating trees and brush - good to see the patience - oh and talking with Charlie at the same time - multi=tasking. My son investigated land stabilisation for the roads surfaces used for mining in Western Australia - sure makes a difference. Agricultural improvement and machinery access on this property is commendable. Great to hear you are on the improve health wise LetsDig18.
This is good showcase of why that Deere was a good buy for this farm. Its big enough to get these jobs done even if it takes a little more time and likely isnt in use so much that a bigger machine would have been better.
You did a fine job clearing that pad site! Your Client has an awesome vision and an awesome property. It has been real gift to witness the progress that has been completed on that estate. Best wishes.
Always a joy to watch Chris clearing a pad area then getting it ready for the motorgrader to level and groom building ready. Plus brining the road up to where the future door will by. A short but enjoyable episode for sure.
Well sir, that DEERE got the job done, took a little bit of time, seems like a pretty nice machine, site is looking good and you made good progress. Thanks for the update, enjoyed watching.
Missing your own equipment, but managing to do well with what you have to work with. Good testimony to the bucket/grapples you have on your own equipment.
Hello Chris, I suppose todays work will give you a renewed appreciation for the equipment you own and normally operate. Your voice suggests your feeling much better as well.
Enjoyed watching this video Chris! Having equipment available to you that has less power than you are used to can still get the job done, although more frustrating and time consuming, it can still get the job done. Enjoyed the video and recalling how you would handle the task with the proper equipment for efficiency!
A new Order, a Areal clear from Tree's and Shrub grading for a Basement building. You have the Equipment exactly for this Work selected. The Projekt good to Explain and make a Perfect Work and Video.👌👍
Looking Good Man !! I could tell you wished you was in the 220, lololol... Looks like it took a good minute to get those 2 trees down with that machine. But, you got it, and it's really looking good so far !! Glad to see your feeling better Man !! Great as Always , Have a Great Evening, And, On too the Next !!
Good report on Charlie; always nice to hear about your associates that you have introduced to us. Even with that unfamiliar excavator still very efficient.
Another fine video, glad you're feeling better. If this customer keeps asking you back, he should have a tractor trailer on site so you can move your equipment around, lol.
Back in the day i operated a case 1150 dozer with just a ROPS I had to bungee a tarp over the hood and around me for heat must be nice having a closed cab You should do a updated video on all of your equipment Thanks for the great videos
Great job 👍🏻 1:33 love the noise 5:01 love how a piece of wood fell down wearing the rust off the attachments love how you scratched your eye love how you didn’t finish talking 9:33 love how the attachment and thumb vibrate 11:50 love the crunch sound love how you laugh love how you said would just snap that in peaces love how you beeped the horn that would be the horn where did they move the horn button to love how you said caught me off guard 22:14 love how it squeaks 23:28 love the noise love the bird in the video love how you said gotten 27:00 love how the dirt falls off 28:30 love how the words say sell instead of swell love how you said for two times 30:17 love the hump of dirt
Your bigger machine showed how much easier it is to get the trees out a couple of times you almost didn’t have enough lead in the seat of your pants. The 350 has spoiled you but you still got it done. Yes I agree with you that the blade will do a better & easier job than the dozer. Everything has its place. Thank you Sir for a nice video.
Looks like a tonka toy compared to what your used to using, but no matter the size, you seem to always impress us on your talent and skill. well done sir!!!!!!!
A new Order. A Areal clear from Tree's and Shrub, grading for a Basement building. You have the Equipment exactly for this Work selected. The Projekt good to Explain, make a Perfect Work and Video. 👍👌
All of that grass and broom sage looks like it has been well frozen. 6:16 looks like you a having a `devine problem`. So joysticks on Volvo, JD, Hyundai, Komatsu are the same but different? You should have walked the 350 over to take down the trees (Mr. I`m struggling in this little 160). Glad to hear Charlie is doing fine.
State of California could take a lesson from Letsdig 18 on how to thin out overgrowth in their forests. Your sounding better now. Just using the rake on the excavator could clear out dry dead stuff lowering fire hazard in a dry climate.
A great deal of the destruction was on urban areas. Making urban areas fire resistant involves all the things that people don't want to do. Building with more separation, moving greenery further away from the structure and covering the ground with rock, closing up vents with parts that prevent burning embers into the attic and a bunch more things. Look at homes that survived the fires all incorporated these safeguards.
@@kenore4003 Regardless, Californias overall policy;s are beyond ridiculous and not helping with the overgrowth will only lead to further destruction of peoples property. In an arid region such as the southwest proper wide firebreaks will slow and even stop fires. I grew up in a home in San Bernardino and had fire at our backdoor and cleared brush is what saved our neighborhood. When the fire runs out of fuel the firefighters just have the embers to deal with. Retrofitting homes now would be super expensive and most people don't have that kind of cash available..
Glad to see you are feeling better. The flu is no fun! Don't know if you will answer this but did the pond you built with the 550 ever fill up? You have built some amazing ponds, but have enjoyed watching you I found you building Mr Bealy,s big one. Haven't missed a video of your,s since. Thanks for sharing.
The little john Deere doesn't hold a candle to the speed of the volvo excavators the Deere excavator doesn't look very smooth operating machine as the volvo.
Is there any way possible you could make your videos into playlists for your jobs? So we could watch one series to watch the progress? Currently watching your 10 acre pond videos from a couple years ago and it’s nice to just watch the progress
You do such good work, no matter what machine you're in. That you took an unfamiliar & smaller excavator and got such nice results while looking effortless is a testament to your talents. Glad you had a nice conversation with Charlie while entertaining us with the trees coming down. Thank you, Chris for sharing with us all. Thanks for being such a bright spot in my video watching.
when you a equipment operator you need to be able to run different brands of equipment
My sediments as well
LetsDig18 slow-mo excavating trees and brush - good to see the patience - oh and talking with Charlie at the same time - multi=tasking. My son investigated land stabilisation for the roads surfaces used for mining in Western Australia - sure makes a difference. Agricultural improvement and machinery access on this property is commendable. Great to hear you are on the improve health wise LetsDig18.
Glad to hear Charlie is staying busy!! Cool but different views from inside that cab!!! New pad coming up!!
Glad you are feeling better Chris.
This is good showcase of why that Deere was a good buy for this farm. Its big enough to get these jobs done even if it takes a little more time and likely isnt in use so much that a bigger machine would have been better.
Glad to see you are apparently feeling better.
You did a fine job clearing that pad site! Your Client has an awesome vision and an awesome property. It has been real gift to witness the progress that has been completed on that estate. Best wishes.
Always a joy to watch Chris clearing a pad area then getting it ready for the motorgrader to level and groom building ready.
Plus brining the road up to where the future door will by.
A short but enjoyable episode for sure.
Well sir, that DEERE got the job done, took a little bit of time, seems like a pretty nice machine, site is looking good and you made good progress. Thanks for the update, enjoyed watching.
Missing your own equipment, but managing to do well with what you have to work with. Good testimony to the bucket/grapples you have on your own equipment.
Running that deere really makes you appreciate the volvo
As a Case guy Deere does make some awesome Excavators though... way overbuilt for the size.
@@crandonborthdeere is garbage, theres a reason hitachi broke partnership after 30+ years
Hello Chris,
I suppose todays work will give you a renewed appreciation for the equipment you own and normally operate.
Your voice suggests your feeling much better as well.
Enjoyed watching this video Chris! Having equipment available to you that has less power than you are used to can still get the job done, although more frustrating and time consuming, it can still get the job done. Enjoyed the video and recalling how you would handle the task with the proper equipment for efficiency!
A new Order, a Areal clear from Tree's and Shrub grading for a Basement building. You have the Equipment exactly for this Work selected. The Projekt good to Explain and make a Perfect Work and Video.👌👍
Hope you’re feeling better… I’ve had that food poisoning twice and it’s no joke. Glad to see you back to work!
It is amazing what you can do with any attachment!
NGL, every one of these vids I'm like "Geeze, wish I lived closer. All that free firewood!".
Looking Good Man !! I could tell you wished you was in the 220, lololol... Looks like it took a good minute to get those 2 trees down with that machine. But, you got it, and it's really looking good so far !! Glad to see your feeling better Man !! Great as Always , Have a Great Evening, And, On too the Next !!
Good report on Charlie; always nice to hear about your associates that you have introduced to us. Even with that unfamiliar excavator still very efficient.
hope you’re feeling better today Chris
Morning bud hope you feeling better
Nice video, good narrative. TY Chris.
Geez it's weird watching you in such an underpowered machine but skill & experience always get the job done & free equipment is a bonus. 😊
Another fine video, glad you're feeling better. If this customer keeps asking you back, he should have a tractor trailer on site so you can move your equipment around, lol.
Glad to hear Charley's doing well. good video.
Great video bro, ya done well using a different digger to take those trees down. Ken.
111 good morning everyone I hope you all enjoy your day we have a fine day in Tasmania ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤😂😂😂😂😂😂
And good morning to you from Sonoma California (the wine country!)
Been foggy here all day in Somerset, England . Cider and cheese country.
Do hope you are feeling better Chris!
Back in the day i operated a case 1150 dozer with just a ROPS I had to bungee a tarp over the hood and around me for heat must be nice having a closed cab You should do a updated video on all of your equipment
Thanks for the great videos
Looking good. This will be a nice addition to the farm.😊😊😊😊
Very smooth and slick operator
You're gonna be ready for an adult beverage scratching around with the little JD excavator experience.
I do not know how you can operate with those bars. :) Nice to hear Charlie is doing well. Thank you and have a great week.
Broom Sage in my dreams,👍👍👍👍
Great job 👍🏻 1:33 love the noise 5:01 love how a piece of wood fell down wearing the rust off the attachments love how you scratched your eye love how you didn’t finish talking 9:33 love how the attachment and thumb vibrate 11:50 love the crunch sound love how you laugh love how you said would just snap that in peaces love how you beeped the horn that would be the horn where did they move the horn button to love how you said caught me off guard 22:14 love how it squeaks 23:28 love the noise love the bird in the video love how you said gotten 27:00 love how the dirt falls off 28:30 love how the words say sell instead of swell love how you said for two times 30:17 love the hump of dirt
Great job on the big Trees
Nice job you have more project starting
Your videos are always so heartfelt and profound! Thank you for your creativity and ability to touch the deepest strings of my soul!🎰🐣⭐️
Ask Charlie to try to get a video or two out, miss his content 😊
Great videos always waiting on the next one
Good drop from the your area we have a great wine industry in Tasmania 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Good morning Chris😊❤
Glad you’re feeling better
you sound a lot better, take care and keep on keeping on
Your bigger machine showed how much easier it is to get the trees out a couple of times you almost didn’t have enough lead in the seat of your pants. The 350 has spoiled you but you still got it done. Yes I agree with you that the blade will do a better & easier job than the dozer. Everything has its place. Thank you Sir for a nice video.
Looks like Deere needs a counterweight!! Plenty of power but just wants to tip.
Good job mate coming along nicely
What a fine example of good food 😂😂😂😂😂😂
15:47, boy, that John Deere excavator is a baby Deere.
You are doing a outstanding job 😊
you sound like you are feeling much better!!
I was really "rooting" for that Deere to get the job done!! 😅
The Deere lots primitive compared to your Volvo. The time difference in dropping trees is quite a lot, you can see the efficiency of a lager machine.
Looks like a tonka toy compared to what your used to using, but no matter the size, you seem to always impress us on your talent and skill. well done sir!!!!!!!
Another road and pad . In the works .
That is like watching a mini in inn comparsion to the Volva
That shot of carrying the 350's stumper in the grapple made the grapple look like a toy. The tools for the 350 are just huge.
That is the stumper for that Deere.
That forestry gaurd on the front window would definantly take some getting used to.
Chris did you ever find out why you were getting an ERROR message on your little Dozer ?
He said in the next video that he forced it to do a manual regen and the code hasn’t appeared since.
Do you feel like you’re in jail running the Deere?
You're feeling better i hope
Nice job, Chris
Very glade to see you at work .but that Jhon Deer his not for cleaning lan too small .
One thing I've noticed about you it doesn't matter what or whos machine you operate there is never a wasted move
Haven't seen many videos for Charlie
In Australia we call that putting a fire brake in when you clear around a building.
Pretty obvious this machine slowed you down, but you work with what you have and do the best you can. You adapt well.
19:00. Interesting to watch the John Deere struggle with the trees. Shows why you need ‘the big boys’ for your business use.
Going be nice when completed
Don't forget to SMASH that 👍👍👍 the help Chris's channel 🤗
A new Order. A Areal clear from Tree's and Shrub, grading for a Basement building. You have the Equipment exactly for this Work selected. The Projekt good to Explain, make a Perfect Work and Video. 👍👌
You need a large building to keep your equipment in and to work out of the weather, hoses and bearings would last longer.
This building is for the client!
This is almost like the old days when you built the gun shooting range. Thanks for sharing.
Nice work as always 😎😎😎👍👍👍
Watching you struggle with that Deere. It such a lightweight.
Nice video Chris.
All of that grass and broom sage looks like it has been well frozen. 6:16 looks like you a having a `devine problem`. So joysticks on Volvo, JD, Hyundai, Komatsu are the same but different? You should have walked the 350 over to take down the trees (Mr. I`m struggling in this little 160). Glad to hear Charlie is doing fine.
The 350 is on a different job site.
Kris you keep using that machine you will have to start taking motion sickness pills
State of California could take a lesson from Letsdig 18 on how to thin out overgrowth in their forests. Your sounding better now. Just using the rake on the excavator could clear out dry dead stuff lowering fire hazard in a dry climate.
A great deal of the destruction was on urban areas. Making urban areas fire resistant involves all the things that people don't want to do. Building with more separation, moving greenery further away from the structure and covering the ground with rock, closing up vents with parts that prevent burning embers into the attic and a bunch more things. Look at homes that survived the fires all incorporated these safeguards.
@@kenore4003 Regardless, Californias overall policy;s are beyond ridiculous and not helping with the overgrowth will only lead to further destruction of peoples property. In an arid region such as the southwest proper wide firebreaks will slow and even stop fires. I grew up in a home in San Bernardino and had fire at our backdoor and cleared brush is what saved our neighborhood. When the fire runs out of fuel the firefighters just have the embers to deal with. Retrofitting homes now would be super expensive and most people don't have that kind of cash available..
@JD-zm4eh Thank you for the further information
Filler had sunk so i painted it, ill go back Monday and add more filler and paint it again.
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Looks like you are in a prison with those bars lol 🤣🤣 and hello from Hamburg NY 😊
That rake seems pretty vulnerable with the tines sticking out and no cross support... feel like if you swung into a stump if would bend it right over.
Those trees look like they all grow out of old cut stumps. They made that John Deere work for it
Boy that was hard work with that John Deere
I miss the 350
Would a 'pull behind scraper' be helpful in flattening a large flat area?
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Is that the house in the back where you took all the trees down and ripped out the powerline?
Yes
Oops, thought Chris was going to use the 350. Seems like the Deere is the thing.
I would have loved to have been a fly on the inside wall of that cab. The commentary would have been outstanding.
Glad to see you are feeling better. The flu is no fun! Don't know if you will answer this but did the pond you built with the 550 ever fill up? You have built some amazing ponds, but have enjoyed watching you I found you building Mr Bealy,s big one. Haven't missed a video of your,s since. Thanks for sharing.
160 looks like a toy compared to the 350
Tonka toy 😂
The little john Deere doesn't hold a candle to the speed of the volvo excavators the Deere excavator doesn't look very smooth operating machine as the volvo.
350 you would be lunching on a Factor.
Lol😂
Is there any way possible you could make your videos into playlists for your jobs? So we could watch one series to watch the progress? Currently watching your 10 acre pond videos from a couple years ago and it’s nice to just watch the progress
Looks good Chris
How much equipment does he have that he needs that much storage ?
A lot lol
Chris, about how much land does that guy have there?
Not sure right much I think
I'm guessing that the aux flow has been switched to one way for the mulcher and just needs to be set back to two way flow to speed up the thumb
You worked that baby Deere. It’s going to be one sore fawn in the morning.
Probably left the return to tank valve open. Hence the thumb issues.
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