Something that size here 2 8' Calverts are put in. I hope you cleaned all the welds up with a stiff wire cup wheel an coated them heavy with Cold galvanize compound an then a coat of silver bright. If not them welded areas will rot out in 2 years. That one thing with Galvanized sheet metal once you burn that factory coating off it rots faster then mild steel sheet metal.
neat seeing you back out digging out a damaged culvert , can not wait to see how bad it is! also a great idea to level out the road, nothing worse then driving over humps in the road! especially in winter 🥶 with I being present! great job, thank you for sharing your day !
I am sure they were wore out grader blades. I have found many different things used for roadway pipe. My favorite is blown out tire caps to plug holes where the pipe has broke or moved apart!
Brandon, excellent work !!! I noticed the old thumb is missing from the Hyundai, I bet that one or the new one would've came in handy on this job. Regardless you got the job done.
Thank you! The old thumb got sold back in November it was basically just a loaner a farmer bought it and put it on a Hyundai 210....yes it's nice having a thumb but then again it's nice not haveing one I'm kinda wishing I would have just got a set of grapples and just had the stiff link bracket on the sick so it all come off easy and would not be there as extra weight when not needed
I stacked it all on the trailer and brought it home to sort through and salvage the good problem is just like a railroad tie them timbers also rot from inside out
when i used to lay thoe big boys i used a heavy timber one each end pulled it together with chain comealongs left in till got backfilled had to much fun haveing rassel back out great jobe as usual need number 8 videos thats my fav
When I developed my property back in 1996 after I logged it ready to ship stumps brush with a rental D8 first thing that was built 1280' long driveway 33' wide. a 2 pole high votage 1750v power line. A utility insulated 10x12 building to house 400amp service. Had a well drilled 117' A root cellar including the steel well caseing in the very back left hand corner of the root celler. 2' from each wall. I dug out with a rental cat 225 13' deep 12'x 16' w into a step hill side. I dug out a 30' ' trench from the very back right hand side wall of root cellar an put in a 8'x30 pipe like that an built a tempery wall at the far end to block the pipe off until the house basement was dug out. This pipe later would have a treated wood floor put in as a walk way from house basement into root cellar an 1" water line run under walk way. All my presser well tank filters water softner all went in back corner of root celler. Best thing I ever did .. drain tile was put all over under root cellar footing an floor an ran out the hill until it day lighted. Drain was put in for a wash tub an for water softner back flush. This was done first thing before anything else. I lived in the utility building 1st winter. Rv in summer. In the root cellar I made up a 1" stainless steel water manafold and connected the presser tank line before water filters an softner to manafold that had 6 1" ball valves that would later supply water to 2 barns 2 cattle water tanks with heat trace up from 6' deep on water line. The shop would conect later witch it did to 1 of the ball valve as well one valve is used for spring summer fall running to all the diferent Cattle pastures for cattle water tanks. Due to the really lone runs there only down 2' so they would freeze in winter out frost line I'd 7'
Hey Brandon why didn’t you super glue and gorilla tape the two pieces of tile together 😂. Seriously though this was a great video and you Dad and George done a fantastic job 👍
Brandon i really like your videos there is always something different I watch everyone of them and I think they are the best interesting videos on u tube keep up the good work you very talented
Nice job looks good.I have a question.I live around Knox IN, I am looking to rent an excavator to do some cleaning and was wondering if you know of a good place to rents equipment.i thank I found a place,Your thoughts.Thanks.I do not think size matters.thanks again.
Thank you...We just keep working it in with the excavators buckets then walk back and forth with them.... never had a problem with one yet our sand tends to compact pretty easily
Ol dad not wanting to go home what'd he do lol. Pretty messed up how someone can drive around a road closed sign then think someone else is at fault isn't it? Society so dumb got treat everything you do anymore with kid hands. Lol an empty hole they'd know why road is closed lol. Nice job fellas love watching you and your dude work in sympathy together. Take care bud
Hey Brandon, love your videos. You do know that welding galvanized is toxic I hope? Especially inside a pipe like that, you can get really sick if the wind isn't blowing those zinc oxide fumes away from you....ask me how I know!
@@dirtgrainsteel from first of March until October first. No hedge can be trimmed. Only thing allowed is dangerous tree removal at a road side and permission for that must be sought from local County Council first. The Board of works (government funded) recently cleaned two rivers that run through part of my farm of river weeds and they would not remove any tree/bushes growing on the edge of river bank. They are protected, eventually these rivers can't be cleaned as the diggers won't be able to access/reach the rivers.
I just found your channel and subscribed I love videos of farming and construction work you guys do a great job at everything I’ve seen you do. I look forward to many more videos, if you don’t mind what part of the country do you guys live and farm?
@@dirtgrainsteel Thank you for your reply and I appreciate your channel being family friendly and no cursing. I’ll let all my friends know about your channel Sir.
Are your Hitachi excavators essentially the same as John Deere? I know for a while Deere was rebranding Hitachi’s. P.S. I know it’s only temporary, but the Hyundai looks so weird without a thumb. 👍
Yes staring in the late 80's early 90's somewhere in there John Deere and Hitachi started working together the John Deeres had John Deere engines and cosmetics and that's about it the rest was Hitachi the Hitachi excavators all ran Isuzu engines except for a few like the 270 had a Hino engine but some 270's had Isuzu I'm not exactly sure why that was maybe a engine shortage at the time the larger like 550 and up Hitachi's had Cummins engines....part of me wishes I would have just got a set of grapples for the Hyundai I kinda like not having a thumb on it all the time
As far as you know??? Always Always Always call before you dig! Just to make sure there is no gas lines especially. Sometimes there are some utilities buried and it can be very dangerous. There are a few videos on utube that show a gas line buried in a huge field in the middle of nowhere and it did not end well. My mother always said, prevention is better than finding a cure.
I should have phrased that differently yes this had been located by 811 prior to us working but you never know what you might find I've seen them miss before and I've also been told something has been retired and it hadn't been that was a gas line on a car wash demolition and the beautiful on that was that it was not my fault at all because all of the paperwork had been filed by the crew that was supposed to retire it but they never actually performed the work they got in trouble for that!
Time to invest in a thumb eh :) ops 32:40 Are you putting in the same garbage you took out? Looks like concrete sectional would be a better choice. Low density road so I guess 30 yr without the gav touchup would work
The new thumb for it is laying on a pallet at the shop I just have to get it put on....that pipe will last long enough that it won't be my problem let the next generation worry about it If there is anyone left that can still do this kinda work lol
I was always told 1-2% that keeps the water flowing fast enough to keep the solid debris moving with the water. Any more the water moves too fast and the solids get left behind.
WTF way to go for not using concrete so somebody has to do the exact same thing in 20 years because the bottom is rotted. Looks like from the erosion you need double barrel pipes or box culvert
You trying to say compaction? Our soil type and this kinda project it's really not needed for this situation pack it in with the excavator buckets and walk over it as you fill haven't had a problem yet and have done tons of these also fabric is not required
I'm glad Wilson's doing okay😊
Great job!!! Not a "small potatoes" project. Your work quality sells itself and buys you more business.
Thank you!
Brandon you, your dad, and crew do awesome work it’s easy to see why you guys are busy all the time. Keep up the great work.
Something that size here 2 8' Calverts are put in. I hope you cleaned all the welds up with a stiff wire cup wheel an coated them heavy with Cold galvanize compound an then a coat of silver bright. If not them welded areas will rot out in 2 years. That one thing with Galvanized sheet metal once you burn that factory coating off it rots faster then mild steel sheet metal.
You know you're putting out good videos when you get a kid that excited. Great job.
You got that right!
neat seeing you back out digging out a damaged culvert , can not wait to see how bad it is!
also a great idea to level out the road, nothing worse then driving over humps in the road!
especially in winter 🥶 with I being present! great job, thank you for sharing your day !
Thank you for watching!
Brandon u r an incredible inspiration to alot of us out here, due to the fact u r real and show and tell how things really are in your videos
Thank you! I try my best to explain things and bring the best quality content I can!
I would use bolts because welding makes everything rust fast.
Brandon, you never cease to amaze with any project you tackle. Very professional and well done.
Thank you! I appreciate that!
Great video Brandon. Superb job, your business sells itself by the high quality work you do.
I appreciate that! Thank you!!
I am sure they were wore out grader blades. I have found many different things used for roadway pipe. My favorite is blown out tire caps to plug holes where the pipe has broke or moved apart!
Have you ever seen carpet and tar shingles for a repair? I've seen that lol
Brandon, excellent work !!! I noticed the old thumb is missing from the Hyundai, I bet that one or the new one would've came in handy on this job. Regardless you got the job done.
Thank you! The old thumb got sold back in November it was basically just a loaner a farmer bought it and put it on a Hyundai 210....yes it's nice having a thumb but then again it's nice not haveing one I'm kinda wishing I would have just got a set of grapples and just had the stiff link bracket on the sick so it all come off easy and would not be there as extra weight when not needed
Was that one hump or two great job great video thanks Brandon and Dad and George
Snakes are my criptonitee as well. Great video and definitely send the little man a hat and shirt.
Thank you I definitely will!
I have seen the corrugated metal culverts wrapped with ropes and rotate with winches to thread them together at the joints.
Great job on that culvert. Really enjoyed how you show the way you overcome any issues that arise. Very cool with the shoutout to Alex!!
Thank you Pete!!
I like the diversity of your channel and all the content you put out. If you ever have shirts and hats available i would buy them
First timer here!
Amazing job and video and a plus on the narration.
I will return!
Thanks from Texas
Thank you!! Glad to have you!!
I would use the material that came out as backfill. Sand and stone will pack very well!
That's good timber in that souvenir pile. And metal.
I stacked it all on the trailer and brought it home to sort through and salvage the good problem is just like a railroad tie them timbers also rot from inside out
give the boy a ride
Crazier than hell putting the dirt on the pipe in one place and then knocking it off, LOL, SOUNDS LIKE A PLAN TO ME
Oh yeah? How would you do it and why?
you did a great job toppy
Thanks for sharing, always enjoy your videos.
Thanks for watching!
You guys do great work. That is awesome. Thanks for sharing and I'll see you later.
Thank you!
amazing job getting it close enough to weld!
when i used to lay thoe big boys i used a heavy timber one each end pulled it together with chain comealongs left in till got backfilled had to much fun haveing rassel back out great jobe as usual need number 8 videos thats my fav
Your best video yet.
Thank you!
Don’t you wish you’d put the 👍🏻 on the 220 before you started this job? lol
Is and no once it's on its on and it not very easy to take it back off I'm kinda thinking maybe I should have just gotten grapples for it
Very well done 👌🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼 still waiting for that video of putting the thumb on 220 👍🏻 kno how it goes when your busy tho
When I developed my property back in 1996 after I logged it ready to ship stumps brush with a rental D8 first thing that was built 1280' long driveway 33' wide. a 2 pole high votage 1750v power line. A utility insulated 10x12 building to house 400amp service. Had a well drilled 117' A root cellar including the steel well caseing in the very back left hand corner of the root celler. 2' from each wall. I dug out with a rental cat 225 13' deep 12'x 16' w into a step hill side. I dug out a 30' ' trench from the very back right hand side wall of root cellar an put in a 8'x30 pipe like that an built a tempery wall at the far end to block the pipe off until the house basement was dug out. This pipe later would have a treated wood floor put in as a walk way from house basement into root cellar an 1" water line run under walk way. All my presser well tank filters water softner all went in back corner of root celler. Best thing I ever did .. drain tile was put all over under root cellar footing an floor an ran out the hill until it day lighted. Drain was put in for a wash tub an for water softner back flush. This was done first thing before anything else. I lived in the utility building 1st winter. Rv in summer. In the root cellar I made up a 1" stainless steel water manafold and connected the presser tank line before water filters an softner to manafold that had 6 1" ball valves that would later supply water to 2 barns 2 cattle water tanks with heat trace up from 6' deep on water line. The shop would conect later witch it did to 1 of the ball valve as well one valve is used for spring summer fall running to all the diferent Cattle pastures for cattle water tanks. Due to the really lone runs there only down 2' so they would freeze in winter out frost line I'd 7'
Easier to find time to get it done than beat the bushes looking for things to do!!
That's true!
Hey Brandon why didn’t you super glue and gorilla tape the two pieces of tile together 😂. Seriously though this was a great video and you Dad and George done a fantastic job 👍
Lol maybe next time we will try it gorilla tape holds my Gleaners together so it should work lol....thank you!
Don't worry an awesome replacement culvert. Beavers can even plug this up, it just takes longer and a whole lot more water.
Epic intro!! Love it!!
Thank you!
Amazing video as always and I’m glad to see you guys have a good relationship with your municipality or county government
Good job
Brandon i really like your videos there is always something different I watch everyone of them and I think they are the best interesting videos on u tube keep up the good work you very talented
Thank you!!
Job well done!
Thank you!
Can you make a video on how you go about pricing jobs and getting jobs and some tips for a new guy thanks
Looks like a job well done by professionals! I noticed your 220 had a Hardings sticker on it. Are you local to nwi?
Nicely done.
Thanks!
that wide smooth bucket would be nice with a knuckle
Good work my fra sveden 🇸🇪
👍👍
Nice job looks good.I have a question.I live around Knox IN, I am looking to rent an excavator to do some cleaning and was wondering if you know of a good place to rents equipment.i thank I found a place,Your thoughts.Thanks.I do not think size matters.thanks again.
Nice job what did y’all do for compaction?
Thank you...We just keep working it in with the excavators buckets then walk back and forth with them.... never had a problem with one yet our sand tends to compact pretty easily
You picked that concrete up so easily that I didn't notice at first that you don't have a thumb.
Some times a thumb just gets in your way
You’re funny from the looks of your boom you took off the pin location for a thumb 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂🤣
Yeah I switched to a different thumb
Stop greasing it, after the pins wear out you’ll be able to bounce the rocks out of the bucket without a problem
Clearly those pipes weren't galvanized because the narration after the welding would have consisted of "BRANDON AND GEORGIE DUG A BIG HOLE!"
I saw the road crossing marker for an underground petroleum or natural gas pipeline near your work area.
Ol dad not wanting to go home what'd he do lol. Pretty messed up how someone can drive around a road closed sign then think someone else is at fault isn't it? Society so dumb got treat everything you do anymore with kid hands. Lol an empty hole they'd know why road is closed lol. Nice job fellas love watching you and your dude work in sympathy together. Take care bud
I saw a beaver, just downstream, eyeballing you guys so he can come along and dam this thing up.
Hey Brandon, love your videos. You do know that welding galvanized is toxic I hope? Especially inside a pipe like that, you can get really sick if the wind isn't blowing those zinc oxide fumes away from you....ask me how I know!
Yes it is nasty stuff but the nice thing was the breeze was keep it blown out....thank you for watching
At 55:03 ol George looked like he was bustin' broncos
He was definitely up to something lol
Hello from Ireland, if we took the trees out of side of a river, we get prosecuted. All protected.
That is interesting can you trim trees?
@@dirtgrainsteel from first of March until October first. No hedge can be trimmed. Only thing allowed is dangerous tree removal at a road side and permission for that must be sought from local County Council first. The Board of works (government funded) recently cleaned two rivers that run through part of my farm of river weeds and they would not remove any tree/bushes growing on the edge of river bank. They are protected, eventually these rivers can't be cleaned as the diggers won't be able to access/reach the rivers.
I just found your channel and subscribed I love videos of farming and construction work you guys do a great job at everything I’ve seen you do. I look forward to many more videos, if you don’t mind what part of the country do you guys live and farm?
Thank you for subscribing and be sure to tell your friends and check out my older videos....we are out of Knox,Indiana
@@dirtgrainsteel Thank you for your reply and I appreciate your channel being family friendly and no cursing. I’ll let all my friends know about your channel Sir.
Is the pipe galvanized? Year’s ago I welded galvanized, it’s nasty and I later learned dangerous to your lungs.
Yes it is galvanized and you should always weld it in a well ventilated area this pipe had a good breeze blowing through it
Are your Hitachi excavators essentially the same as John Deere? I know for a while Deere was rebranding Hitachi’s.
P.S. I know it’s only temporary, but the Hyundai looks so weird without a thumb. 👍
Yes staring in the late 80's early 90's somewhere in there John Deere and Hitachi started working together the John Deeres had John Deere engines and cosmetics and that's about it the rest was Hitachi the Hitachi excavators all ran Isuzu engines except for a few like the 270 had a Hino engine but some 270's had Isuzu I'm not exactly sure why that was maybe a engine shortage at the time the larger like 550 and up Hitachi's had Cummins engines....part of me wishes I would have just got a set of grapples for the Hyundai I kinda like not having a thumb on it all the time
As far as you know??? Always Always Always call before you dig! Just to make sure there is no gas lines especially.
Sometimes there are some utilities buried and it can be very dangerous. There are a few videos on utube that show a gas line buried in a huge field in the middle of nowhere and it did not end well.
My mother always said, prevention is better than finding a cure.
I should have phrased that differently yes this had been located by 811 prior to us working but you never know what you might find I've seen them miss before and I've also been told something has been retired and it hadn't been that was a gas line on a car wash demolition and the beautiful on that was that it was not my fault at all because all of the paperwork had been filed by the crew that was supposed to retire it but they never actually performed the work they got in trouble for that!
Get an ar15 night scope and sound suppressor and take out predators problem!!!
Time to invest in a thumb eh :) ops 32:40
Are you putting in the same garbage you took out?
Looks like concrete sectional would be a better choice. Low density road so I guess 30 yr without the gav touchup would work
The new thumb for it is laying on a pallet at the shop I just have to get it put on....that pipe will last long enough that it won't be my problem let the next generation worry about it If there is anyone left that can still do this kinda work lol
Grader blades, they are under every county bridge,
It definitely seems like it!
The elliptical culverts are hard to band together not really hard just alot of moving around to get them lined up
The end of that pipe should be cut at a 45 angle
After welding Galvanized metal its best to drink lots of milk.
Yes definitely luckily also I had a pretty good breeze blowing through the pipe
hell use enough elmers glue it will hold lol how long ago was this taped
This was actually Monday and Tuesday of this week
holy crap never thought you would find a snake this time of year @@dirtgrainsteel
I was always told 1-2% that keeps the water flowing fast enough to keep the solid debris moving with the water. Any more the water moves too fast and the solids get left behind.
I was always told that for the sewer line from the house to the tank
@@dirtgrainsteelI was told that for any pipe that would have solids and liquids. But who knows who’s right lol if it works then don’t change.
WTF way to go for not using concrete so somebody has to do the exact same thing in 20 years because the bottom is rotted. Looks like from the erosion you need double barrel pipes or box culvert
Hey not my call I was hired to put in what they supplied if they would have supplied concrete that's what would have went in
@@dirtgrainsteel understand that completely
why not buy american equipment?
Because there really isn't any anymore, there Is such a thing as assembled in America but most of the components are from overseas
No compassion in lifts at all. No felt fabric on the banks before rip rap. Here mto guy of gal would be on you back right away.
You trying to say compaction? Our soil type and this kinda project it's really not needed for this situation pack it in with the excavator buckets and walk over it as you fill haven't had a problem yet and have done tons of these also fabric is not required