I love seeing the growth in Sam. He use to be handing the blocks off and doing all the labor. Now hes building retaining walls and doing pavers... Hes gonna be a foreman soon.
@@deviousrooster136 I agree. It was the first video i watched of his. I'm a fan of the channel now. I've definitely learn a few things. Don't know why I left such a shitty comment
Great job guys, so nice to see that there is still people out there that cares about there work. That asv75 that looks like a badass machine. Thanks man...
It's hard to watch you guys. There's a guy I saw on TH-cam that actually has a hammer for the skid steer. He's on the west coast. He smokes you guys. I think he could've done more with a mini S70 and hammer than you and your whole crew.
@@erici8750 Why say that? I've been doing this work for over 20 years and in business for about 12. We do not do as much paver work because we focus on decorative concrete, but I was thinking, man, he is lucky to have that Sam guy. An employee like that is a unicorn in these times where the construction economy has an about 1% unemployment rate. That dude does a great job and the owner manages his guy well. I'd hire them in a second and I am a really picky person when I sub, so much so that I usually just do it myself. But guys that go around saying, "why did you do this?", "You should do that", etc. are usually hacks. Don't get me wrong, there is good constructive criticism and I still learn from people when I hire new employees. As a matter of fact the first thing I do when I get a new experienced employee is data mine the hell out of him and I always learn new things. This owner has good knowledge. A lot of stuff he does I already know and do myself, but its nice to hear someone else say it. Like I said, the hotshots who know it all never work out. I know if I guy is correcting my practices in the first couple weeks he works for me, its not going to work. At first I'd get excited thinking, this is great, this guy has ideas and he must be confident, then 100% of the time, he totally fails. Everyone that shakes their head and says, you should be doing this, that or doing this differently is working for me. Therefore, they are not doing what they are telling me, which is fine, but at the end of the day, I am their boss so I must be doing something right. I used to give these people a lot of room and I found that they always produce inferior products doing it "their way". You sound like one of those hot shots. Let me guess, you have about 10 companies on your resume in the last five years? You shake your head and roll your eyes all day at work, because you could do it so much better? This owner probably is not trying to run a paver company that turns out 2000 sqft a day. The fact that you can't see that is a testament to your knowledge of the industry. I got competitors in my area who pour 5000 sqft of concrete a day and I am usually only comfortable with under 1000 sqft. I spread the pours out, use a lot of cold joints and control my product. People pay me a lot more per square foot to lay concrete and that is not saying anything bad about my competitors. They also have great companies, just a totally different business model. Could I adopt that model and work for builders pouring 5 driveways a day? Yeah, I am sure I could, but that is not my business model nor is it something that I would enjoy doing. At the end of the day I guarantee this dude is crushing it and pretty happy with his output. Again, I have about 15 to 20 employees that work at my company at any given time and I would be stoked to get an employee like that Sam guy. As well I'd be happy with the quality and speed that two crew members were able to do.
@@colbybrand5326 I guess you know, as you saw it in the video, that those two crew members did over 10K in work that week, made the owner alot of money.
@@Dirtmonkey Anytime. I'm branching my business into lawn care and snow removal starting this year and your videos have been a huge help in pointing me in the right direction.
Thanks for taking the advice and really breaking down these videos to the tee! Its nice to be able to analyze every aspect of the job/tools that you do/use
Good work,great way to run a sequence on your jobs. I’ve been watching for a while and I like your works and attitude of your workers. Great to see every body takes responsibility good touch. Good luck and. Stay safe you all
Great idea to upload the way you have been lately in order! Makes it really easy to follow and get stuck into as a viewer!! Can’t wait for the next project!
In my next life I want to be a Dirt Monkey employee but for now i'm living my life vicariously through your videos. .Being disabled sucks but bearable as long as you upload new videos to TH-cam. Great video, Thanks
I love these longer videos, just don't know how I missed this one. But notifications are on, for sure this time. Job looks "Immaculate". Keep 'em happy (customers). All the best, Stan.Cheers!
God I love watching these guys work. Sam is a great worker and Blaine’s perfection is beyond words! Don’t ever let these two go. What an asset to your company they are!
Always thought i could lay a paver walk to my front porch, every time i watch one of these videos I decide i need to leave it to the professionals such as yourself and your team. A lot of factors to keep track of and take into consideration.
@@Dirtmonkey 😂my 15 year old tells me the same thing. Not sure if he actually realizes how much work is involved. Thanks for the reply Stan and the encouragement.
You could do it George. I mentioned on earlier video that a relative sent me a Dirt Monkey paver video from three years ago to explain how they laid pavers without explaining how to do it. I did hire for the excavation, but I also worked as a laborer for their crew during it, ran everything from a shovel to laser level to plate packers. I watched how the pavers were laid in after I got my base layers done and the correct drain directions for water flow away. Still have the 2x4 with a level taped to it that i used to screed the sand over two aluminum poles, not more than an inch deep as Stan says. I had no clue prior to doing it, but it is done, looks great, and I take way my pride in seeing it than I would have if I paid someone else to do it for me. I built a pizza oven over the last year as well. No masonry experience, watched a lot of videos (mike haduck of PA, old time mason is my favorite, he never lets a job make him worry) asked a lot of questions from people who work as masons or have done it as part of contracting etc in the past, and I am very happy with the results. You could try a small spot first then when you got it down, go for your patio or whatever you want to do. Early forties, never did any of that work before, but with some instruction, and not being afraid to ask questions or see if and or when I screwed something up, it turned out great. One other thing is offer to help someone else building their project first. You can get a feel for things, compare to what you see it out on the web or from asking local professionals and gauge your project from there. I am actually itching for a new project for next year, depending on what the country and economy looks like. If I were you I would go for it. Also you never know, your son may actually enjoy it, or at very least feel enabled when he is older to take on a project he might not otherwise have the guts to try.
Shouldn’t say “watched how pavers were laid in, it was watching the layers of the lifts of base material (crusher run in the north east). The excavator guys did not want anything to do with pavers. They also did it differently than Stan and my relative, using stone dust as well as more than inch of stone dust depending on how things were compacted.
Great job, as a diy’r your videos have helped me build a 850 sqft driveway, a 204 “yes 204 sq ft” when done by hand with little helpers lol that 4 sq ft is worth a few days at least🤣 and a raised (18” H x16’W x12’ D) retaining wall pad for a gazebo. Another BIGGG THANKS from mines to yours!!!
@@Dirtmonkey you should have some of your viewers send you photos of projects they’ve done using what they’ve learned and techniques/information you’ve put out there. Maybe a good idea for a video. It has really pointed us (diy) in the right directions. Making it much easier too research deeper , and reasons to integrate particular materials and building techniques in stages/stages. If I had the business education I’d already be in the business. Kinda hard to see past all the hard work involved!! I salute you and all your able to put together and I’m sure your crew respects that to!!!
Hey I watched like 3 of the old arctic snow pusher head to head battles this morning like the 4 against 1 and the metapless now I am real excited for this winter
Hello Stanley Gordy from Alberta here I really enjoy watching your videos your doing a great job. I've just started my own concrete business here in alberta I've been pouring and finishing concrete for 15 years now and have now decided to start a business. Watching your videos really gives me a understanding on how to estimate a job. I still have a lot to learn yet about properly estimating. Keep up the amazing work and videos. Your friend Alberta.
Awesome work on the project! Looks great! Stanley I hope you are well. Was wondering if i could pick your brain about starting up a Discord Server for your channel so us viewers can chitchat about the projects and chat with you guys if and when your free! I'll shoot you a corresponding email with the email listed on your TH-cam page to show you a bit about what im referring and maybe work out a template for what would work best XD Happy Friday!
Wish y'all were closer and I had a budget. I've been wanting a flagstone walkway since i bought this place 5 years ago. You do awesome work and I love your videos. Thanks for makin em.
This is by far one of the best paver projects I’ve seen. I’m with you on the soldier course. Looks fantastic! Is there any maintenance to do with pavers?
“If it ain’t broke don’t fix it” reminds me of Berlin’s “new” airport, just opened last month, originally supposed to open in 2009 (i think), but kept getting delayed. A month or so before it supposed to open originally, several crucial systems failed the inspection. One of those was the fire alarm system. Now in an effort to still open on time, the owners proposed hiring 800 people to stand around and act as, and i quote, “fire spotters” the government said no (not surprisingly) They even had to replace all the displays as they were left on the entire time.
@@Dirtmonkey yeah, really. The TH-cam channel half as interesting did a video on it a little while back, heres the link th-cam.com/video/ll58ZrIupKA/w-d-xo.html
@@Dirtmonkey here’s another video of theirs on what i can only describe as the biggest oversight/what could go wrong story in modern history th-cam.com/video/Bb60YUkEtwk/w-d-xo.html. The town would burn the trash in the land fill every year, as you did in 60s. the only issue was that, this year the land fill was next to/on top of an opening to old abandon coal mine.
Impressive work - so many people take for granted the craftsmanship and attention to detail that goes into something like this, not to mention the scale of it all. Thumbs up.
The saying " I love it when a plan comes together! " comes from the tv show The A Team. The leader Hannibal Smith always said it at the end of the show. That's a beautiful job! Those your crew put down came out awesome!
That was a beautiful freekin job! The tie in to the existing pavers was seamless! Talking about taking pride in your work! Kudos to Sam and Blaine! And that ASV looks like a sweet machine! Maybe shudda sprung for the air ride seat though. 😉
Great job guys; as always. I used to use PVC pipe/conduit where y'all use gas pipe. Not as rigid but it worked for me. I don't find the channel confusing because I know you have so many projects and the weather almost never cooperates. But I sure do enjoy them.
Looks great and the skidsteer looks awesome. Watch that tree in the back yard though. Maple maybe? The root flare got buried and will cause trouble down the road
I've laid many paver stones before and y'all just spot on y'all do it right every time hands out to you man proud of somebody else doing it right to makes you feel good inside of them something done right you know it's done right
My goodness gentlemen beautiful job. Not a corner cut, as usual! Good ole American pride and American craftsmanship - pleasure to watch - thank you. One critique if I may be so bold - please take with a grain of salt. At the garage back door and leading to the shed entrance, I would have rounded those corners of ther parkway rather than 90s. Just my 2 cents - outstanding job! RT-75 is absolute bad ass too. I look forward to hearing what you think of it :D Andrew Mac
You must be so proud of the qualitly your crews do, watching this install just proves the caliber of employees you have. Excellent workmanship!
Nice new asv lovey equipment. Excellent work and it’s looking good thanks for the amazing content stay safe and take care
Thank ya & God bless 😀
@@Dirtmonkey No problem and same to you friend
I love seeing the growth in Sam. He use to be handing the blocks off and doing all the labor. Now hes building retaining walls and doing pavers... Hes gonna be a foreman soon.
Sam is Awesome...thanks for watching
Foreman? Hell start own company
@@Meyhaven71 And his own TH-cam channel while he's at it... without the annoying commentary
@@jessel9954 it's only annoying if you already know everything so listen up you might learn something 👂 📢
@@deviousrooster136 I agree. It was the first video i watched of his. I'm a fan of the channel now. I've definitely learn a few things. Don't know why I left such a shitty comment
End result looks great. FYI it was Hannibal on the A team that said. I love it when a plan comes together. Great video. Thanks for sharing.
Ha that’s right! Thanks Scotty
I always enjoy your videos that cover a project from the beginning to completion. You're doing a great job Stan, thank you !
Awesome, thanks for the feedback James it helps lots!
Buck had such a big smile explaining the the new machine to you lol good to see people who really take pride in there work. Seems like a genuine dude
I love how you take care of your guys Stan. I always treat people the way I want to be treated and it truly makes life a lot simpler and easy.
Exactly!
Thanks for the project videos it was a good one. I like that you run a 2 man crew for these installs, there quality is top notch
Love to hear it & so will they 😌 Thanks Matty
“The A team” line was love it when a plan comes together
Hanibal was the one who coined the phrase.
Great videos! Can’t believe your have Connor McGreggor laying pavers!…..Great content and instruction!
Great job guys, so nice to see that there is still people out there that cares about there work. That asv75 that looks like a badass machine. Thanks man...
Thanks & Yes it is👍
I liked that new piece of equipment. Excellent job on that paver project. Enjoyed it.
Thanks 👍
Those guys did an amazing job detail oriented I'm so jealous. Thanks for the videos stan.
Thanks for watching!
Hands down I love the start to finish videos. Also really enjoy the in and out commentary's Stan. This channel is definitely my #1 favorite.
Appreciate that so much Ian! God Bless
I like the multi day videos all in one. at the end i remembered seeing the back porch built! great work!
Glad you like them!
Great job with very good explanation. Really like that you combined all video's for this job. Makes it much easier to understand
Stanley , 1983 George Peppard (actor) playing John " Hanabil " Smith " : I love it when a plan comes together ! The A team !
It's hard to watch you guys. There's a guy I saw on TH-cam that actually has a hammer for the skid steer. He's on the west coast. He smokes you guys. I think he could've done more with a mini S70 and hammer than you and your whole crew.
I was about to say this 😂. I loved the A Team
@@erici8750 Why say that? I've been doing this work for over 20 years and in business for about 12. We do not do as much paver work because we focus on decorative concrete, but I was thinking, man, he is lucky to have that Sam guy. An employee like that is a unicorn in these times where the construction economy has an about 1% unemployment rate. That dude does a great job and the owner manages his guy well. I'd hire them in a second and I am a really picky person when I sub, so much so that I usually just do it myself. But guys that go around saying, "why did you do this?", "You should do that", etc. are usually hacks. Don't get me wrong, there is good constructive criticism and I still learn from people when I hire new employees. As a matter of fact the first thing I do when I get a new experienced employee is data mine the hell out of him and I always learn new things. This owner has good knowledge. A lot of stuff he does I already know and do myself, but its nice to hear someone else say it. Like I said, the hotshots who know it all never work out. I know if I guy is correcting my practices in the first couple weeks he works for me, its not going to work. At first I'd get excited thinking, this is great, this guy has ideas and he must be confident, then 100% of the time, he totally fails. Everyone that shakes their head and says, you should be doing this, that or doing this differently is working for me. Therefore, they are not doing what they are telling me, which is fine, but at the end of the day, I am their boss so I must be doing something right. I used to give these people a lot of room and I found that they always produce inferior products doing it "their way". You sound like one of those hot shots. Let me guess, you have about 10 companies on your resume in the last five years? You shake your head and roll your eyes all day at work, because you could do it so much better? This owner probably is not trying to run a paver company that turns out 2000 sqft a day. The fact that you can't see that is a testament to your knowledge of the industry. I got competitors in my area who pour 5000 sqft of concrete a day and I am usually only comfortable with under 1000 sqft. I spread the pours out, use a lot of cold joints and control my product. People pay me a lot more per square foot to lay concrete and that is not saying anything bad about my competitors. They also have great companies, just a totally different business model. Could I adopt that model and work for builders pouring 5 driveways a day? Yeah, I am sure I could, but that is not my business model nor is it something that I would enjoy doing. At the end of the day I guarantee this dude is crushing it and pretty happy with his output. Again, I have about 15 to 20 employees that work at my company at any given time and I would be stoked to get an employee like that Sam guy. As well I'd be happy with the quality and speed that two crew members were able to do.
@@colbybrand5326 I guess you know, as you saw it in the video, that those two crew members did over 10K in work that week, made the owner alot of money.
I love watching the attention to detail your guys put into this paver walkway and steps. Nice work! Keep it up!
Love that you noticed that! Thanks for being here Don 😀
@@Dirtmonkey Anytime. I'm branching my business into lawn care and snow removal starting this year and your videos have been a huge help in pointing me in the right direction.
You seem like an awesome boss and someone that takes great care of your employees. I need that in my life 🤣
I appreciate that!
Really nice ASV, very good and satisfying to watch how good and effective you guys work and the end result is very very good.
“I love it when a plan comes together“ ~Colonel Hannibal Smith; The A team!
Got a love it.
Sorry Chap didn't see your comment !
I love the tv show.
Thanks for taking the advice and really breaking down these videos to the tee! Its nice to be able to analyze every aspect of the job/tools that you do/use
I think so too so I try my best to do it right. Thanks for the feedback, means a lot 😌
What a lovely job, like the format of showing each job in its entirety, we do find it confusing when we get bits of different jobs scattered about.
Stan, I love all of your videos, but the retaining wall/ paver ones are definitely my favorites, ijs.
Noooted 👍
Good work,great way to run a sequence on your jobs. I’ve been watching for a while and I like your works and attitude of your workers. Great to see every body takes responsibility good touch. Good luck and. Stay safe you all
Thanks so much Bobby & God bless!
long job site videos are great. and when you jump in to explain, that really helps man. keep it up, and God bless
I appreciate that!
I really enjoy your videos, every time I watch one I think to myself, "I could do that..."
You can do it!
Great idea to upload the way you have been lately in order! Makes it really easy to follow and get stuck into as a viewer!! Can’t wait for the next project!
Awesome, glad ya like it. Thanks so much for your support 😊
Sam’s not spoiled, he appreciated!
He is
enjoyed watching and seeing great skill well done everyone love the new machine as well
I would like a video of you shopping around for a new mini excavator if possable, I think it could be really informitive
Good to know...like the ideas!
The yard now looks like a million bucks.👏🏼👏🏼👍
The inside of that new ASV is nicer than my house.
Nice!!!
Looks like you got some awesome guys working for you. Love to have some guys like that on my crew.
They really are! Thanks Sean
In my next life I want to be a Dirt Monkey employee but for now i'm living my life vicariously through your videos. .Being disabled sucks but bearable as long as you upload new videos to TH-cam. Great video, Thanks
Watching, commenting & the experience you have from it all...cudo's my friend! Happy to have you here!👍
Loving the longer videos man! Thank you
Sweet, thanks Robert!
I love these longer videos, just don't know how I missed this one. But notifications are on, for sure this time. Job looks "Immaculate". Keep 'em happy (customers). All the best, Stan.Cheers!
Thanks man 😊
The new steer is awesome. Love the on site monitor option. Be really helpful in keeping track of things. Great vid
Yep! Thanks Doug
God I love watching these guys work. Sam is a great worker and Blaine’s perfection is beyond words! Don’t ever let these two go. What an asset to your company they are!
Thanks... They are Great!
Very nice work, really added to the look of the home!
Thank you! Cheers!
4:45 Hannibal from the A-Team "I love it when a plan comes together!"
th-cam.com/video/NsUFBm1uENs/w-d-xo.html
I like your work, keep on doing what you do,I hope you have nice day.
Always thought i could lay a paver walk to my front porch, every time i watch one of these videos I decide i need to leave it to the professionals such as yourself and your team. A lot of factors to keep track of and take into consideration.
But you could do it if you want😉
@@Dirtmonkey 😂my 15 year old tells me the same thing. Not sure if he actually realizes how much work is involved. Thanks for the reply Stan and the encouragement.
You could do it George. I mentioned on earlier video that a relative sent me a Dirt Monkey paver video from three years ago to explain how they laid pavers without explaining how to do it. I did hire for the excavation, but I also worked as a laborer for their crew during it, ran everything from a shovel to laser level to plate packers. I watched how the pavers were laid in after I got my base layers done and the correct drain directions for water flow away. Still have the 2x4 with a level taped to it that i used to screed the sand over two aluminum poles, not more than an inch deep as Stan says. I had no clue prior to doing it, but it is done, looks great, and I take way my pride in seeing it than I would have if I paid someone else to do it for me. I built a pizza oven over the last year as well. No masonry experience, watched a lot of videos (mike haduck of PA, old time mason is my favorite, he never lets a job make him worry) asked a lot of questions from people who work as masons or have done it as part of contracting etc in the past, and I am very happy with the results. You could try a small spot first then when you got it down, go for your patio or whatever you want to do. Early forties, never did any of that work before, but with some instruction, and not being afraid to ask questions or see if and or when I screwed something up, it turned out great. One other thing is offer to help someone else building their project first. You can get a feel for things, compare to what you see it out on the web or from asking local professionals and gauge your project from there. I am actually itching for a new project for next year, depending on what the country and economy looks like. If I were you I would go for it. Also you never know, your son may actually enjoy it, or at very least feel enabled when he is older to take on a project he might not otherwise have the guts to try.
Shouldn’t say “watched how pavers were laid in, it was watching the layers of the lifts of base material (crusher run in the north east). The excavator guys did not want anything to do with pavers. They also did it differently than Stan and my relative, using stone dust as well as more than inch of stone dust depending on how things were compacted.
I have to say, you have an amazing crew. And I'm really glad to see you really take care of them. Thanks for showing this project.
Thank you very much!
I grew up watching This Old House. So yea, I like project videos.
That's just Awesome!!!
Great job, as a diy’r your videos have helped me build a 850 sqft driveway, a 204 “yes 204 sq ft” when done by hand with little helpers lol that 4 sq ft is worth a few days at least🤣 and a raised
(18” H x16’W x12’ D) retaining wall pad for a gazebo.
Another BIGGG THANKS from mines to yours!!!
Nice work!
@@Dirtmonkey you should have some of your viewers send you photos of projects they’ve done using what they’ve learned and techniques/information you’ve put out there. Maybe a good idea for a video.
It has really pointed us (diy) in the right directions. Making it much easier too research deeper , and reasons to integrate particular materials and building techniques in stages/stages.
If I had the business education I’d already be in the business. Kinda hard to see past all the hard work involved!!
I salute you and all your able to put together and I’m sure your crew respects that to!!!
Hey I watched like 3 of the old arctic snow pusher head to head battles this morning like the 4 against 1 and the metapless now I am real excited for this winter
Right!?! Keep watching😉
Polymeric sand is very expensive but it really locks in well. This looks great. Nice video
hanibal smith from the a-team said " i love it when a plan comes together" *puffs cigar*
Really...gonna check that out!
Good one!
Dang you beat me to it. LOL.
You Remembered his name b4 I could Hannibal & Mr T made that show great!
looks good Stan, Sam, Blaine. nice work.
Glad you like it
Yup I have 18 diff kinds of pavers edges etc. everywhere
That's Awesome!
Hello Stanley Gordy from Alberta here I really enjoy watching your videos your doing a great job. I've just started my own concrete business here in alberta I've been pouring and finishing concrete for 15 years now and have now decided to start a business. Watching your videos really gives me a understanding on how to estimate a job. I still have a lot to learn yet about properly estimating. Keep up the amazing work and videos.
Your friend Alberta.
"Have the glue work more gooder" -sam lmfaooo
I personally really like longer videos like this. Great work!
Awesome, thank you!
Do you use any of the tracked skid steers for snow removal?
Yep...they are better than skid steers with tires by far!
Nice work, the homeowner must be pleased.
Awesome work on the project! Looks great!
Stanley I hope you are well.
Was wondering if i could pick your brain about starting up a Discord Server for your channel so us viewers can chitchat about the projects and chat with you guys if and when your free!
I'll shoot you a corresponding email with the email listed on your TH-cam page to show you a bit about what im referring and maybe work out a template for what would work best XD
Happy Friday!
Wish y'all were closer and I had a budget. I've been wanting a flagstone walkway since i bought this place 5 years ago. You do awesome work and I love your videos.
Thanks for makin em.
This is by far one of the best paver projects I’ve seen. I’m with you on the soldier course. Looks fantastic! Is there any maintenance to do with pavers?
Thanks & Yes...every few years it should be cleaned & topped off with fresh sand.
Buck really knows his product! Good commercial for the skid steer
can you do a full review on the RC-50? trying to get my employer to buy one!
Did you not see that he just got rid of it?
What a awesome job!! I learned a lot. Thanks.
Glad it was helpful!
“If it ain’t broke don’t fix it” reminds me of Berlin’s “new” airport, just opened last month, originally supposed to open in 2009 (i think), but kept getting delayed. A month or so before it supposed to open originally, several crucial systems failed the inspection. One of those was the fire alarm system. Now in an effort to still open on time, the owners proposed hiring 800 people to stand around and act as, and i quote, “fire spotters” the government said no (not surprisingly) They even had to replace all the displays as they were left on the entire time.
😂 Really!?! That's hilarious...kinda😉
@@Dirtmonkey yeah, really. The TH-cam channel half as interesting did a video on it a little while back, heres the link th-cam.com/video/ll58ZrIupKA/w-d-xo.html
@@Dirtmonkey here’s another video of theirs on what i can only describe as the biggest oversight/what could go wrong story in modern history th-cam.com/video/Bb60YUkEtwk/w-d-xo.html. The town would burn the trash in the land fill every year, as you did in 60s. the only issue was that, this year the land fill was next to/on top of an opening to old abandon coal mine.
Impressive work - so many people take for granted the craftsmanship and attention to detail that goes into something like this, not to mention the scale of it all. Thumbs up.
Colonel Hannibal Smith from the A-Team used to say "I love it when a plan comes together" then put his cigar in his mouth
I'm gonna check that out👍
That was a classic show!
Good call
Beautiful job guys. I hope the homeowner patted you on the back. Absolutely beautiful.
“I love Fiskars” compared to the other generic tools found at Home Depot or Lowe’s?
Looks great 👍 guys keep up the good work 👍
Thanks man 😊
My wife is giving Sam the evil eye because he said more gooders. Lmao, I say that all the time to irritate her.
hahahah- thats awesome!
Great job , thanks !!! For some reason I like the asv track loaders !!! They are awesome thanks !!!
Everyone on my team likes them as well.
Honestly I’ve never seen a single episode of the A-Team the old-school one. But I saw the 2010 version. All I know is the guy from that movie says it
Really...now I gotta check out the A-team👍
@@Dirtmonkey yeah you to young Stanley when A-frame come out tv in 83 that 37 years ago
Piece of cake with the skid, have done way too many with the bar, the pick the 18 pounder, wheelbarrow and my back my back!!!
Stan, nice job on the video spread, love the basic info.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Hey Buck. Nice work guys!
Thanks for watching
Great 👍 Content excellent workmanship, first rate 👍
Wow, thanks!
The saying " I love it when a plan comes together! " comes from the tv show The A Team. The leader Hannibal Smith always said it at the end of the show. That's a beautiful job! Those your crew put down came out awesome!
As always you and the crew done a great job. Love the video's keep up the good work and god bless and stay safe.
Thank you & God bless!
You guy's certainly earn your money! looks gorgeous!!!
Absolutely phenomenal job guys!! Seriously!! Stay blessed!!
Thank you, thank you, thank you
Great workmanship, what ever ya do Stan I enjoy. I like share etc.
That was a beautiful freekin job! The tie in to the existing pavers was seamless! Talking about taking pride in your work! Kudos to Sam and Blaine!
And that ASV looks like a sweet machine! Maybe shudda sprung for the air ride seat though. 😉
The video was as good as the project results. Very nice.
THANK YOU FOR YOUR VIDEOS.... (CARPENTER 50 YEARS)
Great job guys; as always. I used to use PVC pipe/conduit where y'all use gas pipe. Not as rigid but it worked for me. I don't find the channel confusing because I know you have so many projects and the weather almost never cooperates. But I sure do enjoy them.
Looks great and the skidsteer looks awesome. Watch that tree in the back yard though. Maple maybe? The root flare got buried and will cause trouble down the road
You guys really do beautiful work. This is a really beautiful job and I really like to video
Project came out really great 👍, very nice job.
Thank you! Cheers!
"I love it when a plan comes together" that was Hannibal Smith from the A- team puffing on a big old stogie :D
I think Sam is a master at his craft. He needs a raise Stan. lol. He has an eye for details that sadly very few people have anymore.
Sam's a great guy!
I've laid many paver stones before and y'all just spot on y'all do it right every time hands out to you man proud of somebody else doing it right to makes you feel good inside of them something done right you know it's done right
My goodness gentlemen beautiful job. Not a corner cut, as usual! Good ole American pride and American craftsmanship - pleasure to watch - thank you.
One critique if I may be so bold - please take with a grain of salt. At the garage back door and leading to the shed entrance, I would have rounded those corners of ther parkway rather than 90s. Just my 2 cents - outstanding job! RT-75 is absolute bad ass too. I look forward to hearing what you think of it :D
Andrew Mac
Thanks for your input...loving it
Very nice looks amazing great work!!!
Looks like a really nice, cozy neighborhood
Love seeing you using ASV there the best.
This new cab is incredible!
this paver series is so good. gracias
Awesome! Thanks for being here Ben
Beautiful stone work you guys have a real talent, you make this look so easy!
AWESOME AWESOME AWESOME JOB GUYS!!!!! STANLEY U HAVE SOME GREAT EMPLOYEES!!! THEYRE VERY TALENTED!!!
VERY EDUCATIONAL
Great video Stan!! Love the steps in the back of that house, turned out great!
Awesome thank you!
Nice machine cant wait to see one in person
The cab is incredible!
great job, nice finished job, like the new machine...
Me too! Thanks