Wow. 17 years you guys have been working with this golf course. It shows what awesome work you do and that it's you who want to work their property. I also love how you set up what you're going to do and you explain it all so well. There are several construction/excavation jobs happening around my house. I've become so used to how effortlessly you do things, how the excavator is a part of you that watching others can be a bit jarring because they aren't as smooth & efficient as you. Thanks for the share, Chris. This will be a fun project to watch.
Same for me Vickie, Chris and Mike pretty much post a new video every day and we watch and pretty soon think that skill level is normal and it isn't normal. Still glad they do it though.
Well, I wanted another pond series after a long stumping and clearing one. I thought it'd be a build a pond series. Turns out it's another golf course pond clearing series and it'll be just as entertaining watching Chris and his Uncle John getting this one done.
From my p.o.v, one of your more interesting videos, Chris, enhanced as usual by your informative commentary with no unnecessary selfies and no time-wasting repetitive introductions. You've hit on a winning formula-please don't change anything.
That old Mill Pond Rock Wall is very Interesting indeed - History Preserved ! Great Job on the Pond and we are looking Forward to Part 2 Tomorrow - well done and many Cheers from us in Australia !!!!
This golf course just goes to show if you do good work then you can have repeat business for over a decade! I can’t count the number of videos I’ve seen you working on this place
Thanks Chris…that long stick looks way easier than it probably is to operate. Love the rock wall in the dam that the old-timers built for the mill pond.
It is definitely not a machine everyone can run, it's a lot like running a crawler crane, slow and steady, with no sudden changes. You've got to plan several moves ahead and watch your balance.
Love watching the pond dredging videos. That’s how I stumbled on to your channel 3yrs ago watched a pond dredge. I have been watching since. Great job as usual Chris.
I have watched so many of your videos and learned a lot by watching your techniques and explanations. I have got a job mostly running equipment now after some smaller jobs getting some basic experience and I'm loving it even though it's much smaller equipment. Working on a pond now building a driveway across that had mud as bad or worse than this that is spring fed. Thanks for recording and uploading these videos and putting the time in. I hope to one day own my own equipment but for now I'm enjoying just operating.
Mr Cris, I'm a old 75 year old vietnam veteran and I just won't to tell you how much I have enjoyed watching you over the last two or three years . this is something that I would have really enjoyed learning and doing in my later years but it wasn't in the cards for me I guess. So I thank you for getting on youtube and sharing your moments so old farts like me to enjoy. Thank you again and keep up your good work.
I have no idea how far away Chris's shop is, but you (talking about the golf course) are very fortunate to be able to secure Chris, I don't know the man never met him and have no ties to him, but when all the votes are counted he is the winner by a country mile, he has the smoothest touch in the industry I am 74 years old I never imaged that I would be entertained by watching a man operate an escalator but here I am and so glad that I am...lets dig some more...
Love this type of 'strolling' destinations. Great history to this pond in your work. The years of experience in dredging are obvious in how you approach this job.
Chris Even with that long boom unit, you make it look so smooth, easy, and productive. That is another reason why it is so great to set and watch you put those excavator through their paces. Please take care of yourself and be careful around all heavy equipment. 🤓👍🤗😎.
Lots of mud to move, going to look great when your done if you can hold to plan. Long reach definitely the machine for this job. Thanks for the ride along sir
Hope your New Year is full of work, happiness, lots of fun & loads of prosperity. Thank you for a clean mouthed channel. My 6 year old Great Granddaughter & her 10 year old brother enjoy our "popcorn & Chris" evenings.
I know that the long-reach excavator cost the company a lot of money, but watching it work for the second time, it certainly seems to have been money well spent. Inasmuch, as it saves moving the machine so much, saves driving into the pond to dig out the mud, and saves buying, placing, and continuously moving machine mats to sit on. I am sure, it also saves a whole lot of personal aggravation in getting the mud and debris out of the pond, spillway, or wherever, and having to clean the machine will not be nearly as bad as when you were moving around in the sloppy mess. So I am happy for you that your Uncle John opened up the company's wallet and spent some of that money that he has been banking.
When you mention Liebherr long reaches, the one that always pops into mind is you cleaning out that canal with the one that had Deere controls and getting more and more pissed off at the rig as you went on.
I had to load side dumps with the long reach cleaning a silt basin last month. That takes some getting used to when the truck is 50 feet away from you.
Luv this project. After 17 yrs u are back to clean it up again. Your God given gift as excavator pro is serving u so very well. Luv this video! God's blessings and take care of yourself.
This video really helped me to understand how to dredge. I’m learning to run a Kaiser S1 Mobil excavator also know as the Spider here in south Louisiana. I can not see most the time what I’m doing but going by feel. This video was a HUGE help in learning to wipe out canals. Thanks
I think what makes this channel so good, is Chris' commentary. He lets us know what is happening and why, and explains the process keeping us involved and interested. Two or three years ago, there used to be a lot of comments comparing this channel to Andrew Camarata. That does not seem to happen now as the two channels have diverged so much. Plus Chris is getting ever more slick with excellent equipment that he takes enormous pride in, and Andrew keeps buying junk and breaking it (for no reason). His channel is becoming too cringe making to watch with his super sketchy work practices. In his last upload he has bought a rock crusher that he promptly breaks by being something between careless and stupid. But the thing that left me shaking my head was when he towed a nice extendable camper to the top of his new mountain property. There he was with an area that included a dozer and skid steer, but when he tried to open the extending part of the camper it was jammed because the frame was so twisted. Instead of using the dozer or skid steer to grade a nice flat area for the camper, he instead used a high-lift to force it open doing all sorts of damage. That is entirely typical of how he works nowadays, and it is painful to watch.
From what I can tell Andrew's viewers like seeing the improvements he makes and him repairing things or building things instead of buying which is why he buys what some would call junk or do questionable things like what you described with the camper.
Fully agree and stopped watching and barred his channel from appearing on my recommendation list. It was mechanical torture. Good editing skills though. Overall his channel is like a reality to show , excess drama for now reason. Chris doesn’t do drama even when occasionally things go wrong. D
List of things I, somebody who watches A C and enjoys it, would like to call out on your rant: 1. Claiming he's "cringe" because he doesn't buy the fanciest and newest shit is like claiming somebody is stupid because they don't know the dealership employees on a first name basis. Also, that's probably the reason he buys "junk" (We all know the saying, you're just ignoring it in your little "holier-than-thou" rant) is BECAUSE he has stuff happen. 2. Yes, he isn't Captain High-Vis in terms of safety. Yes, he does dumb shit from time to time. EVERYBODY does. You're bullshitting if you claim otherwise, and I don't tolerate bullshit. 3. Consider the following: What is Andrew currently doing? Working on cleaning up a MOUNTAIN TOP. What does Chris do? Jobs mostly involving dirt. Buying a Rock Crusher (especially since he's using the rocks he crushes as road gravel) to crush up all the rock he moves is a no-brainer. 4. How did the Rock Crusher "break" in your words (not just pulling a Biden and stammering constantly before saying "yknow, the thing! C'mon man!" ) as in the ACTUAL damage? (Note to folks who haven't seen the video where he brought it up: the belt motor got bent out of position by a branch, somehow, as he was WALKING IT UP THE MOUNTAIN BECAUSE ITS A FUCKING MASSIVE ROCK CRUSHER and this was before he had any gravel road for grip. Don't try to claim he could just have the guy haul it up.) If something like "Oh, he just dinged the paint! Its junk now!" is how you operate, then don't fucking touch any kind of machinery. 5. You yourself said in your comment: quote "There he was with an area that included a dozer and skid steer, but when he tried to open the extending part of the camper it was _jammed because the frame was so twisted_ Instead of using the dozer or skid steer to grade a nice flat area for the camper, he instead used a high-lift to force it open doing all sorts of damage." mind elaborating for the class? Or are we just going to circle-jerk about how one guy operates? TL;DR: Don't go sucking each other off while shitting on somebody just because the guy doesn't act EXACTLY how you like. Don't claim somebody is "cringe" just because they don't buy the fanciest toys either.
Seeing the offroad truck on the golf course made me think how useful it would have been to help me find my ball because where it landed was usually very rough.
One day, someone will build some kind of dragline that "shoots" (without the need for a large jib) a bucket out over a distance before dragging/filling it with the mud/slurry on the return. Just a thought, lol.
So I've been watching your channel for about 6 years on my phone only Yesterday I watched your video on my kids 75" HD tv Wow what a difference I thought I was in the machine with you 😆
Yeah, it's been a good minute , if you guys still had the Army Truck !! Looks like you got quite a bit dug out and laid back there today.... I know Unk John was diggin' some hella ruts getting over there to the pit, and back !! You said, what I was thinking Chris, That bucket just looks little way out there on the long reach, when really it's a pretty damn big bucket !! The Long Reach is a good looking machine too !! That was crazy when you was digging the pit, every scoop you got was full of damn golf balls from last time you guys was there...lololol.. They was falling out everywhere...lolol... Great as always Chris !! Have a Great Evening, And, On too the Next !!
Chris you pretty smooth with the long reach too although it looks a bit tricky but you handle it pretty well must be all them years playing with big toys 😎🇺🇸
Amazing I have never seen this process before. Ya times you almost need a larger counter weight when you get a bucket load. Glad it was you in the seat and not me haha.
I see lots of people knocking Andrew here and these are 2 entirely different types of channels , yes Andrew is definitely more careless but that's why some people watch it and I don't think he really cares anyway , Chris is a perfectionist like me and I gotta say , a lot of people don't like it but oh well I know what and who I am and love it , this channel is awesome and I think Andrew's is awesome too.
Morning Chris, thanks for sharing yet another great video, You don’t really get a true perspective of just how much material you shift until you give us a wide angle view of you working that monster… I bet that there were many badly behaved golf balls hiding in that sludge. Can I wish you a very happy Christmas and a prosperous new year, Stay safe Sir.
One of those nice jobs when you go home at the end of the day you can actually see what you have achieved - unlike stumping when you seem to end up with a bigger mess than you started with! 😂
Chris on a Golfplatz a Dampond to Dredging out. The Excavator with the Long Reach come to insertion, is a great Work Facilitation. You must not in the Mut go with the Excavator. Very good Work and the Video to Fascinating how You Work. Is Mark Letsdig18. Greeting 👌🇦🇹
Wonder if the hole in the center was for fish habitat ? Perfect example of a cement pumper for your bucket to fill and pump into a truck or spread it out or create a feature.
Great video as always,when you were reminiscing about the golf course,I was remembering I watched you do so many projects on that place.that means you were in your twenties.god your old.Lol. Great job,just keep doing your thing.plus little thinner and shorter hair.Lol.😎😎😎👍👍👍
Hi Chris enjoyed the video as usual the obvious silt issue would or should lead those in the know to question the position of the pond while no doubt there maybe some historical value to the old mill pond the suggested use of silt traps may promote extended times between dredging lol
I'm working on cleaning up the yard for a tree/landscaping company who has dumped for 14 years. I'm digging up the organic material and screening it for use, and they buried EVERYTHING.The pile is 25-30 feet deep and it has logs, more, logs, and yet even more logs. Oh wait an entire tree, and half a city block of concrete in 4 pieces, oh and even more logs. Have I mention LOGS!!!!!!!!! Digging it all up with a CTL, I need an excavator! 😂😂😂
Boy I wish I could follow you around with my metal detector at some of the older historical places you work at like family farms! I know from past experience in NC there is so much history there. I use to vacation at Figure 8 island by Wilmington and it used to be a old Army Air Corps gunnery Range so I would find a bunch of brass from the airplanes that would use it back then!
You did a farm pond with the Leihber too, didn't you? I remember that one, this pond, not so much. Glad to see this golf course enjoys y'all working for them still; you have made many a video fixing things for them.
Thanks for taking the time to do the intro/run down! :)
Man it's awesome that you guys now own a long reach.
Let us know how you think it performs!
Wow. 17 years you guys have been working with this golf course. It shows what awesome work you do and that it's you who want to work their property. I also love how you set up what you're going to do and you explain it all so well. There are several construction/excavation jobs happening around my house. I've become so used to how effortlessly you do things, how the excavator is a part of you that watching others can be a bit jarring because they aren't as smooth & efficient as you. Thanks for the share, Chris. This will be a fun project to watch.
Maybe one day I'll learn grammar. It should say "...that's its you who they want to work with". Oh well. I think you understood what I tried to say.
@@Vickie-Bligh I usually blame my grammar on auto spell.
Hope all are well and safe.
Same for me Vickie, Chris and Mike pretty much post a new video every day and we watch and pretty soon think that skill level is normal and it isn't normal. Still glad they do it though.
Well, I wanted another pond series after a long stumping and clearing one.
I thought it'd be a build a pond series.
Turns out it's another golf course pond clearing series and it'll be just as entertaining watching Chris and his Uncle John getting this one done.
I like how you give us the run down and plan for the day …always good to have a goal 👍
This pond dredge was the first video I ever saw over a decade ago... I've been watching ever since
From my p.o.v, one of your more interesting videos, Chris, enhanced as usual by your informative commentary with no unnecessary selfies and no time-wasting repetitive introductions. You've hit on a winning formula-please don't change anything.
Best part is no annoying sidekick to waste half the video trading mock insults and inane banter with.
That old Mill Pond Rock Wall is very Interesting indeed - History Preserved ! Great Job on the Pond and we are looking Forward to Part 2 Tomorrow - well done and many Cheers from us in Australia !!!!
It's amazing how much sand and dirt is in there. Great work as always! 👍👌
About forgot how relaxing it was to watch y’all dredge a pond. Love your videos!! Keep ‘em coming!!
This golf course just goes to show if you do good work then you can have repeat business for over a decade! I can’t count the number of videos I’ve seen you working on this place
Repeat customers are the absolute best! Love my long term customers 🙏
Plus you can get better pricing because the company knows what it took last time and what hazards exist (super deep mud)
He owns it.😊
@@loggerfan1yeah ok lol
Chris I just love the way you do your video s you turn every one into a learning video you tell what you are doing step by step.
Always cool to visit and see old projects. Enjoying the view of the long reach.
Thanks Chris…that long stick looks way easier than it probably is to operate. Love the rock wall in the dam that the old-timers built for the mill pond.
It is definitely not a machine everyone can run, it's a lot like running a crawler crane, slow and steady, with no sudden changes. You've got to plan several moves ahead and watch your balance.
Love watching the pond dredging videos.
That’s how I stumbled on to your channel 3yrs ago watched a pond dredge. I have been watching since. Great job as usual Chris.
I am always waiting on anticipation for the moment @Letsdig18 finds a full golf cart in one of those ponds!
If he finds a cart probably some clubs that were thrown at it also
I have watched so many of your videos and learned a lot by watching your techniques and explanations. I have got a job mostly running equipment now after some smaller jobs getting some basic experience and I'm loving it even though it's much smaller equipment. Working on a pond now building a driveway across that had mud as bad or worse than this that is spring fed. Thanks for recording and uploading these videos and putting the time in. I hope to one day own my own equipment but for now I'm enjoying just operating.
Mr Cris, I'm a old 75 year old vietnam veteran and I just won't to tell you how much I have enjoyed watching you over the last two or three years . this is something that I would have really enjoyed learning and doing in my later years but it wasn't in the cards for me I guess. So I thank you for getting on youtube and sharing your moments so old farts like me to enjoy. Thank you again and keep up your good work.
Love watching you do these types of jobs! One of my favorite things you do!
I have no idea how far away Chris's shop is, but you (talking about the golf course) are very fortunate to be able to secure Chris, I don't know the man never met him and have no ties to him, but when all the votes are counted he is the winner by a country mile, he has the smoothest touch in the industry I am 74 years old I never imaged that I would be entertained by watching a man operate an escalator but here I am and so glad that I am...lets dig some more...
That is a lot of fill. The long reach is really the machine for this type of job. Thanks very much for sharing.
Love this type of 'strolling' destinations. Great history to this pond in your work. The years of experience in dredging are obvious in how you approach this job.
I remember this job-it’s been a minute for sure. Quality contractors get the callback 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👍
Chris
Even with that long boom unit, you make it look so smooth, easy, and productive. That is another reason why it is so great to set and watch you put those excavator through their paces. Please take care of yourself and be careful around all heavy equipment.
🤓👍🤗😎.
This one is going to be fun to watch! Awesome job you did on the rock wall. Love it!
Lots of mud to move, going to look great when your done if you can hold to plan. Long reach definitely the machine for this job. Thanks for the ride along sir
605k subs? WOW. I remember back when you hit 10k and how crazy that was. Good on you Chris!
Hope your New Year is full of work, happiness, lots of fun & loads of prosperity.
Thank you for a clean mouthed channel. My 6 year old Great Granddaughter & her 10 year old brother enjoy our "popcorn & Chris" evenings.
I know that the long-reach excavator cost the company a lot of money, but watching it work for the second time, it certainly seems to have been money well spent. Inasmuch, as it saves moving the machine so much, saves driving into the pond to dig out the mud, and saves buying, placing, and continuously moving machine mats to sit on. I am sure, it also saves a whole lot of personal aggravation in getting the mud and debris out of the pond, spillway, or wherever, and having to clean the machine will not be nearly as bad as when you were moving around in the sloppy mess. So I am happy for you that your Uncle John opened up the company's wallet and spent some of that money that he has been banking.
When you mention Liebherr long reaches, the one that always pops into mind is you cleaning out that canal with the one that had Deere controls and getting more and more pissed off at the rig as you went on.
That long reach is nice. The less you need to move, the less you dig up the area.
With all of these pond dredgings and that big one you did last year, that haul truck has hauled a lot of mud.
Not too many pond job’s lately so this was an excellent surprise and nearly an hour long , good stuff 👍👍🇬🇧
I had to load side dumps with the long reach cleaning a silt basin last month. That takes some getting used to when the truck is 50 feet away from you.
That's odd no balloons bro. Enjoyed seeing the long reach baling slop too. Safe travels
Luv this project. After 17 yrs u are back to clean it up again. Your God given gift as excavator pro is serving u so very well. Luv this video! God's blessings and take care of yourself.
Why the post 2020 account...
Love these jobs Chris , great work !!!👏👏👏👏👌👍🍺🍺
Love all your Videos look forward everyday to see what your up to. Watched pond video from beginning to end. God Bless
Looking great, enjoyed the video
The pond Picasso is at it again
You are one smooth operator which makes the job go much more quickly.
That long reach is certainly a nice one to have... Really makes it a lot easier for you than wading thru the Muck and mats breaking under you. 👍🏻
🎄☃️
Especially given the prices for new mats! 🙂
This video really helped me to understand how to dredge. I’m learning to run a Kaiser S1 Mobil excavator also know as the Spider here in south Louisiana. I can not see most the time what I’m doing but going by feel. This video was a HUGE help in learning to wipe out canals. Thanks
Thanks for the history, Chris rally adds to the video and that you have so much histoy with this particular job.
I think what makes this channel so good, is Chris' commentary. He lets us know what is happening and why, and explains the process keeping us involved and interested. Two or three years ago, there used to be a lot of comments comparing this channel to Andrew Camarata. That does not seem to happen now as the two channels have diverged so much. Plus Chris is getting ever more slick with excellent equipment that he takes enormous pride in, and Andrew keeps buying junk and breaking it (for no reason). His channel is becoming too cringe making to watch with his super sketchy work practices. In his last upload he has bought a rock crusher that he promptly breaks by being something between careless and stupid. But the thing that left me shaking my head was when he towed a nice extendable camper to the top of his new mountain property. There he was with an area that included a dozer and skid steer, but when he tried to open the extending part of the camper it was jammed because the frame was so twisted. Instead of using the dozer or skid steer to grade a nice flat area for the camper, he instead used a high-lift to force it open doing all sorts of damage. That is entirely typical of how he works nowadays, and it is painful to watch.
I had hoped Samantha would calm Andrew down. Hasn't happened yet.
Ive tried to watch A C channel w long term type watch etc etc & i just cant, Not even in the same ballpark imo.
From what I can tell Andrew's viewers like seeing the improvements he makes and him repairing things or building things instead of buying which is why he buys what some would call junk or do questionable things like what you described with the camper.
Fully agree and stopped watching and barred his channel from appearing on my recommendation list. It was mechanical torture. Good editing skills though. Overall his channel is like a reality to show , excess drama for now reason. Chris doesn’t do drama even when occasionally things go wrong. D
List of things I, somebody who watches A C and enjoys it, would like to call out on your rant:
1. Claiming he's "cringe" because he doesn't buy the fanciest and newest shit is like claiming somebody is stupid because they don't know the dealership employees on a first name basis. Also, that's probably the reason he buys "junk" (We all know the saying, you're just ignoring it in your little "holier-than-thou" rant) is BECAUSE he has stuff happen.
2. Yes, he isn't Captain High-Vis in terms of safety. Yes, he does dumb shit from time to time. EVERYBODY does. You're bullshitting if you claim otherwise, and I don't tolerate bullshit.
3. Consider the following: What is Andrew currently doing? Working on cleaning up a MOUNTAIN TOP. What does Chris do? Jobs mostly involving dirt. Buying a Rock Crusher (especially since he's using the rocks he crushes as road gravel) to crush up all the rock he moves is a no-brainer.
4. How did the Rock Crusher "break" in your words (not just pulling a Biden and stammering constantly before saying "yknow, the thing! C'mon man!" ) as in the ACTUAL damage? (Note to folks who haven't seen the video where he brought it up: the belt motor got bent out of position by a branch, somehow, as he was WALKING IT UP THE MOUNTAIN BECAUSE ITS A FUCKING MASSIVE ROCK CRUSHER and this was before he had any gravel road for grip. Don't try to claim he could just have the guy haul it up.) If something like "Oh, he just dinged the paint! Its junk now!" is how you operate, then don't fucking touch any kind of machinery.
5. You yourself said in your comment: quote "There he was with an area that included a dozer and skid steer, but when he tried to open the extending part of the camper it was _jammed because the frame was so twisted_ Instead of using the dozer or skid steer to grade a nice flat area for the camper, he instead used a high-lift to force it open doing all sorts of damage." mind elaborating for the class? Or are we just going to circle-jerk about how one guy operates?
TL;DR: Don't go sucking each other off while shitting on somebody just because the guy doesn't act EXACTLY how you like. Don't claim somebody is "cringe" just because they don't buy the fanciest toys either.
Seeing the offroad truck on the golf course made me think how useful it would have been to help me find my ball because where it landed was usually very rough.
One day, someone will build some kind of dragline that "shoots" (without the need for a large jib) a bucket out over a distance before dragging/filling it with the mud/slurry on the return. Just a thought, lol.
Really enjoy my year watching your videos. Have a Merry Christmas
So I've been watching your channel for about 6 years on my phone only
Yesterday I watched your video on my kids 75" HD tv
Wow what a difference I thought I was in the machine with you 😆
Yeah, it's been a good minute , if you guys still had the Army Truck !! Looks like you got quite a bit dug out and laid back there today.... I know Unk John was diggin' some hella ruts getting over there to the pit, and back !! You said, what I was thinking Chris, That bucket just looks little way out there on the long reach, when really it's a pretty damn big bucket !! The Long Reach is a good looking machine too !! That was crazy when you was digging the pit, every scoop you got was full of damn golf balls from last time you guys was there...lololol.. They was falling out everywhere...lolol... Great as always Chris !! Have a Great Evening, And, On too the Next !!
I recognize this place!!! OG indeed! 💜
I’m watching my favorite TH-cam guy baling muck then bam.. he’s in the Google commercial! Man Chris you’ve made it big time !
Its amasing how much common sense and natural engineering can achieve with that mess that you really do make it look easy .
I worked over 30 years in Construction, and I've never seen anyone run an excavator as smooth as Chris.
Chris you pretty smooth with the long reach too although it looks a bit tricky but you handle it pretty well must be all them years playing with big toys 😎🇺🇸
Looking good Chris 👍👍👍👍👍
I love seeing you grade with that long reach! Nice job sir!
I learn Two things watching Chris.
He explains it so well that I …
Think I could do this and
realize how badly I could screw it up.
You have great touch on the long reach showcases your skill.
So Chris is operating "Tippy" today.
Amazing I have never seen this process before. Ya times you almost need a larger counter weight when you get a bucket load. Glad it was you in the seat and not me haha.
Interesting job is going to be looking forward. 👍👍🙂🇨🇦
What an Awesome job Chris, that is a long reach Excavator, keep up the great work.
I see lots of people knocking Andrew here and these are 2 entirely different types of channels , yes Andrew is definitely more careless but that's why some people watch it and I don't think he really cares anyway , Chris is a perfectionist like me and I gotta say , a lot of people don't like it but oh well I know what and who I am and love it , this channel is awesome and I think Andrew's is awesome too.
Morning Chris, thanks for sharing yet another great video,
You don’t really get a true perspective of just how much material you shift until you give us a wide angle view of you working that monster…
I bet that there were many badly behaved golf balls hiding in that sludge.
Can I wish you a very happy Christmas and a prosperous new year,
Stay safe Sir.
Be neat if they made some outriggers on the long reach machines for when you are track sideways like that.
lookin' good, nice work, keep safe...
I REMEMBER THIS COURSE WITH THE ARMY DUMP TRUCK.. BEEN AWHILE....
Great video as always. The long reach seems to let you make less incidental mess, which must make the customer happier
I enjoyed the history in the beginning of your video keep up the good work. 👍
Thank you for another good video!!!
One of those nice jobs when you go home at the end of the day you can actually see what you have achieved - unlike stumping when you seem to end up with a bigger mess than you started with! 😂
Thumbs up to another great video👍
Gotta love when they say just dig it out and stack it up haha. I laugh when owners tell me this and I tell them mud won't stack, it just runs.
Looks like the membership fees will be going up !!!
Great job as always!!!
Place looks like they actually budget for maintenance.
Chris on a Golfplatz a Dampond to Dredging out. The Excavator with the Long Reach come to insertion, is a great Work Facilitation. You must not in the Mut go with the Excavator. Very good Work and the Video to Fascinating how You Work. Is Mark Letsdig18.
Greeting 👌🇦🇹
It's already like $75k to be a member here lol
@@letsdig18 dang it boy! That's definitely high rolling!
Will we ever get a meet and greet with Uncle John?
sweeet, looks like a mini dredge would be better for that job
Good evening Chris excellent job today bro very well done 👌👌👌💯💯💯💯💯❤️👍👍😊.
Seems like good humor to have a quick sand trap with a few feet of mud! Makes for the perfect golf outing.
Son you guys did an awesome job and that's from the entrance looks amazing now even without the the gate
The long reach is really cool ive always wanted to run one .
That long reach makes a big difference.
Lake Mud is now history!
Appreciate the run down.
Pulling the manhole cover off to drop a tape measure down will find the approximate depth of the sewer. Better than the bucket finding it...
Wonder if the hole in the center was for fish habitat ? Perfect example of a cement pumper for your bucket to fill and pump into a truck or spread it out or create a feature.
Great video 👍 👍
Great video as always,when you were reminiscing about the golf course,I was remembering I watched you do so many projects on that place.that means you were in your twenties.god your old.Lol. Great job,just keep doing your thing.plus little thinner and shorter hair.Lol.😎😎😎👍👍👍
Your new machine sure is quiet 😊
I'll just watch one more video....Ok - just one more. Chris's videos are addicting.
Love all your videos. Question, how deep are most ponds you dig? Should they be as deep as possible?
Can imagine lots of golf balls in that mud😊
That's a sweet machine. I always wondered if the controls were more touchy with a long reach. Never ran one.
Nice clean job
I ENJOYED WATCHING THE VIDEO CHRIS ❤😊
Hi Chris enjoyed the video as usual the obvious silt issue would or should lead those in the know to question the position of the pond while no doubt there maybe some historical value to the old mill pond the suggested use of silt traps may promote extended times between dredging lol
great job buddy and great video as always buddy 😎👊🏻👍🏻
I'm working on cleaning up the yard for a tree/landscaping company who has dumped for 14 years. I'm digging up the organic material and screening it for use, and they buried EVERYTHING.The pile is 25-30 feet deep and it has logs, more, logs, and yet even more logs. Oh wait an entire tree, and half a city block of concrete in 4 pieces, oh and even more logs. Have I mention LOGS!!!!!!!!! Digging it all up with a CTL, I need an excavator! 😂😂😂
WHAT A JOB! u must love your job
Boy I wish I could follow you around with my metal detector at some of the older historical places you work at like family farms! I know from past experience in NC there is so much history there. I use to vacation at Figure 8 island by Wilmington and it used to be a old Army Air Corps gunnery Range so I would find a bunch of brass from the airplanes that would use it back then!
You did a farm pond with the Leihber too, didn't you? I remember that one, this pond, not so much. Glad to see this golf course enjoys y'all working for them still; you have made many a video fixing things for them.