You know that most people would have just smoothed that over a little and put some more stone over it. The fact that you took the time to fix it right speaks volumes for your integrity. I had already figured out the kind of man you are and this just reinforces my thinking. I always enjoy your videos Chris so keep doing what your doing.😎🇺🇸🐘
@@ConstructionMachineryChannel I think that's the reason he stays so busy too. I like to watch people do things the right way......even if it takes a little longer.
@@ConstructionMachineryChannel hey man I just subscribed to your channel and watched asphalt paving roads with cat paving machine. Which one of the men is you?
I’m an excavator operator for the county road department where I live and I watch your videos every break and lunch of every day I work and I’m a firm believer there’s always room for improvement no matter how many years a person has under their belt. Watching your skills has helped me out on some jobs that I’ve done so keep up the good work!!! I run a 210G John Deere
Really gotta say since day one that I started watching your channel that there’s no half assin nothing ! Right is right no matter what and whatever it takes it’ll be right when you leave a job ! And I’ve always really appreciated that about you Chris ! Can’t tell u how much I appreciate you and your work ethic !!
Every since I stated watching this channel, I've been impressed with Chris' work ethic and his amazing skill as a heavy equipment operator. Lately I've been saying that Chris is to piece of equipment what Picaso was to a paint brush. Can I get a yeah or an Amen on that!
Chris you have honor and pride in your work. Do you know how many contractors would have drove of and left that bad spot. God bless. You and your family 👪
The woven "plastic" you use is called "worteldoek" in Dutch. It's used here in gardens to prevent roots to grow by shutting out light but it lets pass water. Greetings from the Netherlands, Harry.
Same fabric I use, best material for the money. They do make a lot of different types of fabric like natural or synthetic, woven or unwoven, felt, ect... when explaining to people on what it is I just tell them that it's basically like the weed barrier they can get from their lawn and garden department but heavier duty. Great video Chris!
The good thing about trucks and rubber wheels when making the road, if there is a soft place, they find it. Good video watching them every time you make a new one. Hello from Denmark
The mark of a great business/tradesman is not whether they make a mistake but how they step up and preemptively fix it if they notice it has gone wrong. The difference between a labourer and a tradesmen is that a tradesman knows how to fix his mistakes. I hate having to go back and rework things I have finished too so I take great pains to make sure it's the best that it can be as I do it. No one can say though that they didn't make a mistake. If they claim it's perfect when it's clearly not then those are the type of people who never learn from their mistakes.
@@raywilson800 School of hard knocks and lessons learned from learning to run my own business over 40 years as a successful tradey. ;) It's not rocket surgery. Pretty easy to run a successful business. Quality, quality, quality. Be a realist not an optimist or pessimist. Learn to recognise opportunities and own your mistakes and fix em. Don't argue with the customer when you screw up which is inevitable. Never spend more than you earn. Never budget based on your best month.
@@philbox4566 I was an OTR/OO in the trucking business for 45 years and I too tried to operate on the same principle. I always tried to give 100% on every load I hauled. I'm retired now. Got COPD in 2015 and had to quit. Wish I would have taken as much care of my body as I did my work but you know what they say. Hind sites 20/20
Thank you for explaining the fabric you use. Colin and I enjoy all your videos. So much work involved. If your not in this field of work, you don't really think about it sometimes. We have certainly had our eyes opened . It's getting colder here in Ontario Canada. Keep safe.
I used to work in the carpet tufting industry and that material is used on carpet tufting machines for holding tufts. It then goes to a backing plant where expandable foam is added. This make your dirt cheap carpets... Using it in this situation is a cheaper alternate to rip-wrap fabric. Works just as well but a fraction of the cost.
Had few of those pumping issues where stumps were in my driveway just dug it up with tractor loader and disc over it a few times over a few days to dry it out and box bladed it back in and added a few inches on top to drain the water off and has been fine sense! I really wish I had a couple of the machines you got! Also stand up thing to do putting in the effort to repair that in a good way! I wish more people would do quality work like that!
You could tell that spot really bothered him...Most would throw some stone on it and smooth it out. That's the man I would want working on MY driveway!
I've driven most heavy equipment, never run a grader, watching the vid it looks like you're taking the crown and putting it on the shoulder. It's prob the camera, it looks strange. But who am I to doubt the MASTER. great video as always, have a great weekend!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Case n Point on the "Fabric"!! lol...Just after you explained what it's for and does, you cut out that little section...lolol.... It's all laying in Nice Chris !! Great as always, Have a Great Evening !! On to the Next....
Hello everyone! 🙋♀️ As always, you did a good job Chris! And with the different camera settings you are always very close. Thanks. 😎👍 Goodbye all until the next video and have a nice weekend. ☺️💜
A professional job as always, much respect to the man. Does anyone know if there's an update as to what happened to the big rock in the animal centre pond.
Fortunately the driveway got mushy when you still have all the equipment there to fix it rather than later when you'd have to haul whatever you needed back to fix it again. It's also cool that you "over-fixed" it just to make sure you fixed it right.
Just got time to watch this before I turn in for the night. The clocks go back an hour tonight here in the UK, the start of daylight saving, so I lose an hours sleep and I need to be away early-ish tomorrow.
@@THEFatherW No. You set the clock back. It is fall back, spring forward. 10 now becomes 9 so you need to stay awake an extra hour until the clock says 10. Except for possibly screwing up your metabolism nothing really changes. I'm one of those people who think daylight saving time is possibly one of the stupidest things ever invented.
@@ArnieD17you're right I should have gain an hour except I needed to be up at stupid o>clock plus 1 No mucky Donolds for brekie for us boys. It will take me the week to get used to this.
This is what a self motivated man looks like. Notice how he doesn't need constant supervision and you never see him leaning on a shovel with a disconnected look.
34:11 Placing a pipe under the road, has additional benefits . Animals can use it for cover, when predators are after them. i.e. Rabbits can hide in the pipe, when a hawk is after them. Mice can hide in the pipe, when an owl is after them at night. A DUI Driver can (attempt) to hide in the pipe, when hiding from the police! =P
Great videos. Hard for some to understand how much work goes into something that to some seems so simple. My grandfather was a road/highway/freeway builder so I can understand the work that goes into it.
Much like house wrap and very tough to tear, hence fabric and not plastic. Awesome video! 💪👊🇺🇸 we call what you call ABC, crush & run. It packs very well for a base layer.
Nice job👍 when you put the culvert pipe in is there a reason why you dug the trench from the road why not dig across the road wouldn't you be able to make a lot tighter neater Trench?
Looking good Chris I like that drive through the woods! Guess what I heard today, another low pressure system out in the Caribbean and they have it charted to head towards Louisiana! Seems like we can’t get a break brother! Two back to back hurricanes and the city looks like a war zone! Good video brother! 👍🏻👍🏻
I live in So. Cal. on a cul-de-sac. The city contracted with an asphalt company to remove the asphalt, road base and start from soil. I’m NOT any type of engineer or road building expert but after they got down to the dirt road bed, they took compaction samples, then compacted the dirt, laid base, compacted that, then paved. It has been about 7 years and the asphalt is cracked to the point where all this started. Many years ago, I was watching an asphalt paving job at a hospital I worked at. The inspector was on site and kept telling the man on the roller to slow down. The inspector told me that when you roll hot mix asphalt too fast, the hot mix will swell up in front of the roller drum and cause the mix to have cracks in it. While I was watching them pave my street, I noticed the man on the drum roller “seemed” to be going too fast and leaving the telltale cracks in his wake. Nobody seemed to care and now we have a cul-de-sac street that looks like a freeway map of Los Angeles county with all the cracks in it. Thanks Chris for being a conscientious contractor. Your videos show your character and your customers appreciate your attention to detail. Wish the rest of your industry did the same.👍👌🇺🇸
Did you do a penetrometer test on that soft spot.My father was a surveyor and used this instrument on subdivision roads to make sure the road stood up to a compact test.
How much of a run off either side will you do to take off the water from the driveway.., and will you make a channel either side to drain off the water? Or will it soak away
What is ABC stone? I am very familiar with road building in Oregon but have never heard that term. It looks like it has a lot of fines and is very compactable.
ABC Gravel ABC gravel typically contains stone that is no larger than 1 to 1.5 inches. Larger stone (3-inch) has more strength to support heavy logging equipment. ABC and 3-inch crusher run gravel contain a high percentage of fines (gravel dust) that add no more strength to a road than the soil beneath it. In some applications though, the fines may help by bonding the stone together, creating a firmer travel surface on loose soil roadbeds.
Swing batter batter swing lol one point you had the piece of pipe in the bucket and looked like a bat lmao .Keep up the good work love watching your videos .be safe out there and keep up the good work ✌️✌️👍👍👍👍
At least there is a soft spot, I feared from the previous videos that Chris would be Mister 100% perfect. This small soft spot makes you even more human😀
I hope the owner has a good chain saw and a front end loader cause when one of those Carolina nor easters comes through and lays some of those big pines across the road they will be trapped...
Awesome videos and they’ve helped me out several times. I just subscribed. 1 question... What’s the name of fabric do you use under roadways? I’ve never seen it used before. Thank you in advance!
Chris I am wondering if maybe their was methane gas coming up from rotting wood in that bad patch gaseous stuff lifting the clay up in very wet conditions seems to be in a sunny spot so heat and moisture in the ground lifting your grade out of wack ? A friend of mine was actually talking to me today about certain types of tree's that cause excessive fast rotting, got something to do with chemistry, he used to be a science teacher he seems to know what he's talking about so when I saw this video I immediately thought gassy wood lol
When you are running multiple machines yourself....do you leave them running the entire time or do you shut them down if the use delay is ___________? I run into this myself and wonder what should I use to consider time wise with wear-&-tear
born with it i think, rumor has it he came out and turned around on the delivery table and fixed the grade then seeded and spread straw on the rut he just made!!
It's good that reads so many of his comments but I've never got more than a heart for a reply. I'm sure he don't have time to verbaly answer all of them as many as he gets. There's a revue on Volvo's channel that gives a pretty good history on Chris and his channel.
Dozer is for rough grading and knocking down piles of dirt. Graders can knock down piles but are inefficient doing it. Also graders are designed to grade roads.
You know that most people would have just smoothed that over a little and put some more stone over it. The fact that you took the time to fix it right speaks volumes for your integrity. I had already figured out the kind of man you are and this just reinforces my thinking. I always enjoy your videos Chris so keep doing what your doing.😎🇺🇸🐘
He does things the right away, that's why so many people like watching him work.
@@ConstructionMachineryChannel I think that's the reason he stays so busy too. I like to watch people do things the right way......even if it takes a little longer.
@@raywilson800 I agree with you, I don't mind either as long as things are done right.
@@ConstructionMachineryChannel hey man I just subscribed to your channel and watched asphalt paving roads with cat paving machine. Which one of the men is you?
@@raywilson800 Haha, none of them. I'm the guy holding the camera 👍🏻 Thanks for watching and subscribing, appreciate that.
I’m an excavator operator for the county road department where I live and I watch your videos every break and lunch of every day I work and I’m a firm believer there’s always room for improvement no matter how many years a person has under their belt. Watching your skills has helped me out on some jobs that I’ve done so keep up the good work!!! I run a 210G John Deere
Really gotta say since day one that I started watching your channel that there’s no half assin nothing ! Right is right no matter what and whatever it takes it’ll be right when you leave a job ! And I’ve always really appreciated that about you Chris ! Can’t tell u how much I appreciate you and your work ethic !!
Every since I stated watching this channel, I've been impressed with Chris' work ethic and his amazing skill as a heavy equipment operator. Lately I've been saying that Chris is to piece of equipment what Picaso was to a paint brush. Can I get a yeah or an Amen on that!
Chris you have honor and pride in your work. Do you know how many contractors would have drove of and left that bad spot. God bless. You and your family 👪
Geotextile woven road fabric is good stuff when needed ! Definitely works 💪🏼
The woven "plastic" you use is called "worteldoek" in Dutch. It's used here in gardens to prevent roots to grow by shutting out light but it lets pass water.
Greetings from the Netherlands, Harry.
Same fabric I use, best material for the money. They do make a lot of different types of fabric like natural or synthetic, woven or unwoven, felt, ect... when explaining to people on what it is I just tell them that it's basically like the weed barrier they can get from their lawn and garden department but heavier duty. Great video Chris!
The good thing about trucks and rubber wheels when making the road, if there is a soft place, they find it. Good video watching them every time you make a new one. Hello from Denmark
The mark of a great business/tradesman is not whether they make a mistake but how they step up and preemptively fix it if they notice it has gone wrong. The difference between a labourer and a tradesmen is that a tradesman knows how to fix his mistakes. I hate having to go back and rework things I have finished too so I take great pains to make sure it's the best that it can be as I do it. No one can say though that they didn't make a mistake. If they claim it's perfect when it's clearly not then those are the type of people who never learn from their mistakes.
Those sound like pretty wise words.
@@raywilson800 School of hard knocks and lessons learned from learning to run my own business over 40 years as a successful tradey. ;) It's not rocket surgery. Pretty easy to run a successful business. Quality, quality, quality. Be a realist not an optimist or pessimist. Learn to recognise opportunities and own your mistakes and fix em. Don't argue with the customer when you screw up which is inevitable. Never spend more than you earn. Never budget based on your best month.
@@philbox4566 I was an OTR/OO in the trucking business for 45 years and I too tried to operate on the same principle. I always tried to give 100% on every load I hauled. I'm retired now. Got COPD in 2015 and had to quit. Wish I would have taken as much care of my body as I did my work but you know what they say. Hind sites 20/20
Thank you for explaining the fabric you use. Colin and I enjoy all your videos. So much work involved. If your not in this field of work, you don't really think about it sometimes. We have certainly had our eyes opened . It's getting colder here in Ontario Canada. Keep safe.
I used to work in the carpet tufting industry and that material is used on carpet tufting machines for holding tufts. It then goes to a backing plant where expandable foam is added. This make your dirt cheap carpets...
Using it in this situation is a cheaper alternate to rip-wrap fabric. Works just as well but a fraction of the cost.
It's nice to see a person who has good work ethic and Care's about the quality of work that stand by.
Had few of those pumping issues where stumps were in my driveway just dug it up with tractor loader and disc over it a few times over a few days to dry it out and box bladed it back in and added a few inches on top to drain the water off and has been fine sense! I really wish I had a couple of the machines you got! Also stand up thing to do putting in the effort to repair that in a good way! I wish more people would do quality work like that!
Driveway is looking fabulous. You always do a great job.
You could tell that spot really bothered him...Most would throw some stone on it and smooth it out. That's the man I would want working on MY driveway!
I've driven most heavy equipment, never run a grader, watching the vid it looks like you're taking the crown and putting it on the shoulder. It's prob the camera, it looks strange. But who am I to doubt the MASTER. great video as always, have a great weekend!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I raise the road up and slightly angle it. I try not to do much crown because it's hard to grade and maintain it later on
Case n Point on the "Fabric"!! lol...Just after you explained what it's for and does, you cut out that little section...lolol.... It's all laying in Nice Chris !! Great as always, Have a Great Evening !! On to the Next....
Root matter in the bed clay.. pain in the ass. Looking forward to seeing the road done. Looks like a great layout.👍
Your a Professional in many Different Ways. Absolutely Love Camera placement on Equipment. 👍
Great video bro and yes lucky the mushy bit was now and not after you had all the gear moved off to another project. Keep safe up there
Project is really taking shape now.
Hello everyone! 🙋♀️ As always, you did a good job Chris! And with the different camera settings you are always very close. Thanks. 😎👍
Goodbye all until the next video and have a nice weekend. ☺️💜
This project is quickly coming to the end. You guys did quite the job. Remember back when you arrived on site.
I like how you made laying that clay out so fast. It's going to be a nice drive!
I was just bragging on your skills this week. I added in you workmanship to. Always a pleasure to see someone do a great job.
Chris with all of his toys out to play with. Great job. Thanks.
You stand behind your work that’s good .
Very nice job Chris
Would be cool to see before and after. Lots of hard work. Great job as always.
Looks good Chris, good work, thanks for sharing as always, best content on YT
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@@husineka3823 ohh what?
Beautiful job as always.👍👍👍😎😎😎
Really nice work 👌👌 Chris
Lot of different machines you used there. Interesting to watch. From where did the gravel comes from ( distance of the quarry )? Cheers
Good stuff, brother. Looking forward to the next video.
Great video and great work. Really nice road.
Looks fantastic!
Good looking road!
We would like to see more of your puppy , you had on a couple of your videos. So cute
Because his channel is about equipment.
@@briangardiner1015 LOL I know, but his puppy is cute.Have a great day.
A professional job as always, much respect to the man. Does anyone know if there's an update as to what happened to the big rock in the animal centre pond.
Fortunately the driveway got mushy when you still have all the equipment there to fix it rather than later when you'd have to haul whatever you needed back to fix it again. It's also cool that you "over-fixed" it just to make sure you fixed it right.
Just got time to watch this before I turn in for the night. The clocks go back an hour tonight here in the UK, the start of daylight saving, so I lose an hours sleep and I need to be away early-ish tomorrow.
you gain an hour of sleep mate! Cheers!
@@THEFatherW No. You set the clock back. It is fall back, spring forward. 10 now becomes 9 so you need to stay awake an extra hour until the clock says 10. Except for possibly screwing up your metabolism nothing really changes. I'm one of those people who think daylight saving time is possibly one of the stupidest things ever invented.
@@ArnieD17you're right I should have gain an hour except I needed to be up at stupid o>clock plus 1 No mucky Donolds for brekie for us boys. It will take me the week to get used to this.
ENJOYED WATCHING THE VIDEO CHRIS 😊
This is what a self motivated man looks like. Notice how he doesn't need constant supervision and you never see him leaning on a shovel with a disconnected look.
Love those closeup shot of fabric and excavated road bad spot.Any reason why those gravel are called as abc stone?🤔
Always love the view of underneath the grader on the blade
Thanks for the down load the video Chris and have good day .
6oz filter fabric. Good stuff. I use in under paver patios for stability, like you’re doing here.
34:11 Placing a pipe under the road, has additional benefits . Animals can use it for cover, when predators are after them. i.e. Rabbits can hide in the pipe, when a hawk is after them. Mice can hide in the pipe, when an owl is after them at night. A DUI Driver can (attempt) to hide in the pipe, when hiding from the police! =P
Let me guess..you know from experience?..😁
DUI Driver can attempt to hide, that's Gold Jerry, GOLD !!!
Nice work Chris 🇺🇲
We always proof roll the sub grade before we added fill on top to get rid of any soft spots
Turning out to be I nice long driveway 😎👍👍
Great videos. Hard for some to understand how much work goes into something that to some seems so simple. My grandfather was a road/highway/freeway builder so I can understand the work that goes into it.
We call it textile in northern Canada!enjoy your vids!
Much like house wrap and very tough to tear, hence fabric and not plastic. Awesome video! 💪👊🇺🇸 we call what you call ABC, crush & run. It packs very well for a base layer.
Nice job👍 when you put the culvert pipe in is there a reason why you dug the trench from the road why not dig across the road wouldn't you be able to make a lot tighter neater Trench?
That's one long drive nice job 👍
Can't wait to see your new machine at work chris
Looking good Chris I like that drive through the woods! Guess what I heard today, another low pressure system out in the Caribbean and they have it charted to head towards Louisiana! Seems like we can’t get a break brother! Two back to back hurricanes and the city looks like a war zone! Good video brother! 👍🏻👍🏻
I like watching the video of the grader. I guess it takes a lot of grease on those gears. Thanks for the video!
I live in So. Cal. on a cul-de-sac. The city contracted with an asphalt company to remove the asphalt, road base and start from soil. I’m NOT any type of engineer or road building expert but after they got down to the dirt road bed, they took compaction samples, then compacted the dirt, laid base, compacted that, then paved. It has been about 7 years and the asphalt is cracked to the point where all this started. Many years ago, I was watching an asphalt paving job at a hospital I worked at. The inspector was on site and kept telling the man on the roller to slow down. The inspector told me that when you roll hot mix asphalt too fast, the hot mix will swell up in front of the roller drum and cause the mix to have cracks in it. While I was watching them pave my street, I noticed the man on the drum roller “seemed” to be going too fast and leaving the telltale cracks in his wake. Nobody seemed to care and now we have a cul-de-sac street that looks like a freeway map of Los Angeles county with all the cracks in it. Thanks Chris for being a conscientious contractor. Your videos show your character and your customers appreciate your attention to detail. Wish the rest of your industry did the same.👍👌🇺🇸
You got to love the Grader.
Looking great Chris 😀👍
Nice job there Chris. Perfect. 😀👍👍
Did you do a penetrometer test on that soft spot.My father was a surveyor and used this instrument on subdivision roads to make sure the road stood up to a compact test.
As always another good job
👍👍😀🍁
Watching your videos is oddly satisfying...
carpet backing...they tuft yarn into it making carpet...then they coat it with latex and jute or action back
Looking great
would love to see a split screen of your hands and the bucket . your so smooth with your movement ... please , please
Like Sina Drums. :) I bet she could run any equipment with her dexterity.
You can watch his finger tips cus that is what he uses.
How much of a run off either side will you do to take off the water from the driveway.., and will you make a channel either side to drain off the water? Or will it soak away
Maybe enough wood was left and it was rolling around under the dirt making the clay move around when truck with stone went over it. Sounds good to me.
Chris would be a good president. He builds strong roads. 😎
Best skid steer view mount 👌🏼🙌🏼keep moving that dirt 🤙🏼
Hi again from the UK!
That crown is looking sweet brother
What is ABC stone? I am very familiar with road building in Oregon but have never heard that term. It looks like it has a lot of fines and is very compactable.
Around here, we call it 3/4' processed. It's a mix of 3/4'' traprock, fines and compacts like crazy, just like you said.
ABC Gravel
ABC gravel typically contains stone that is no larger than 1 to 1.5 inches. Larger stone (3-inch) has more strength
to support heavy logging equipment. ABC and 3-inch crusher run gravel contain a high percentage of fines
(gravel dust) that add no more strength to a road than the soil beneath it. In some applications though, the fines
may help by bonding the stone together, creating a firmer travel surface on loose soil roadbeds.
ABC is 3/4" and smaller with fines.
@@Rickimusic I pulled the info from a local site to him
Thank you all
Carbon fiber sheathing is the fabric, same could be used with an adhesive to form fiberglass.
Swing batter batter swing lol one point you had the piece of pipe in the bucket and looked like a bat lmao .Keep up the good work love watching your videos .be safe out there and keep up the good work ✌️✌️👍👍👍👍
How Long a Road is this Project ???
Best I’ve seen!! Keep it up
My afternoon go to !!Cheers!!;-)!
Looking very nice.
At least there is a soft spot, I feared from the previous videos that Chris would be Mister 100% perfect. This small soft spot makes you even more human😀
Was wondering what became of the branded 160?
I hope the owner has a good chain saw and a front end loader cause when one of those Carolina nor easters comes through and lays some of those big pines across the road they will be trapped...
Is that ABC rock from crushed concrete? Looks grey, and seems to compact so well.
It is the color of the rock in the area they use to crush.
Isnt that section of road likely to repeat the same problem without the rip wrap underneath it?
Awesome video Chris
Could it be a spring under there? I see that in my church parking lot- used to be part of a 150 acre farm)
Been waiting to see if ya were gonna throw a vid in tonight .awsome .godbless
Awesome videos and they’ve helped me out several times. I just subscribed.
1 question... What’s the name of fabric do you use under roadways? I’ve never seen it used before. Thank you in advance!
That fabric is known as 'terram' over here - widely used on railway formations.
Enjoyed that, thanks
Chris I am wondering if maybe their was methane gas coming up from rotting wood in that bad patch gaseous stuff lifting the clay up in very wet conditions seems to be in a sunny spot so heat and moisture in the ground lifting your grade out of wack ? A friend of mine was actually talking to me today about certain types of tree's that cause excessive fast rotting, got something to do with chemistry, he used to be a science teacher he seems to know what he's talking about so when I saw this video I immediately thought gassy wood lol
When you are running multiple machines yourself....do you leave them running the entire time or do you shut them down if the use delay is ___________? I run into this myself and wonder what should I use to consider time wise with wear-&-tear
I turn them off if it's going to be more than 5-10 mins from getting back on it
I was taught if you aren't going to be running it more then 5-10 minutes to turn it off. It saves fuel that way.
Why is the top rock so grey?
Does it have a bit of concrete powder mixed in?
That is the color of the rock in the area they crush.
Does the equipment ever go back to the shop, or just moved to the next job?
Job to job
How many years has it taken you to get to be an expert' at what you do or were you just always this good?
born with it i think, rumor has it he came out and turned around on the delivery table and fixed the grade then seeded and spread straw on the rut he just made!!
Some guys are just born with the talent and some guys been doing it for 20 years and can only load trucks
It's good that reads so many of his comments but I've never got more than a heart for a reply. I'm sure he don't have time to verbaly answer all of them as many as he gets. There's a revue on Volvo's channel that gives a pretty good history on Chris and his channel.
@@warrenmichael918 that's a good reply
@@raywilson800 He will answer, but it has to be as soon as the vid comes out. He also has a lot of comments so it would be hard to answer all of them.
Hey Chris, what’s the difference between using the grader & dozer?.
Dozer is for rough grading and knocking down piles of dirt. Graders can knock down piles but are inefficient doing it. Also graders are designed to grade roads.
@@briangardiner1015 Thanks Brian.
I reeeeeeaaally enjoyed the grader POV!!!!!