850B back in the dirt for the first time after new/used tracks and repairs! We are building dams!
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The 850B is ready to work with its new/used tracks.
#850Bdozer
#buildingdams
#drainage
#erosion
#dozeratwork
Another quality made video showing quality dirt work. Awesome video.
Thanks for including the "after" videos, it helps guys like me who've never worked with/been involved putting in the tiles to wrap our heads around how it all works. Great job, guys!
Good work and how people are starting to protect and save the fields from erosion the field tile sure is a good thing
Over all, time has allowed your videos great improvement and quality.
I've learned alot from watching that, I've applied on my 18 acres; with a 3 acre market garden. Truly surprised me and has been on the priceless side.
Hopefully, when my granddaughter takes over the farm, she won't be having to do anything. ty
The field looks a lot better.
Absolutely fantastic job guys! It is so amazing to see how all that hard work and time turned out to be such a perfect and well done job! As always you guys are doing things dirt perfect
Great job you and Mr Jerry make it look so easy!! Keep up the good work thanks!
Thanks DP . The 850B looks like the tracks are working well.
I love it when a plan comes together.
👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻…I like it when a plan comes together! Cheers to your ingenuity, talents, brilliant help, and tremendous efforts! 👏🏻
Awesome video Mike.
Congratulations! Job well done!
A little extra work dirt turned out a great result.
Gotta love that 850b job looks good 👍
Perfect Dirt!
You all did a good job
I remember the first 850 Deere I ran you pushed all the way forward to go ahead and all the way back for reverse, then they rented a 750 and it had the setup as the one you have, you don't know how much stuff I almost ran into getting used to that dozer. The dozer seems to push pretty good with the new undercarriage, I wonder if you adjusted the pitch of the blade mabe it bite so aggressively, possibly lay it back some, just a thought
Very nice there sir! Idea: Since you had the aerial shot of the markings in the field, you should have titled this video: Crop Markings, UFO or Tile Plow and the 850B, You be the judge! 😂😂! (Yes, I want your subscriber based to increase so I can have the winning numbers)! 😁😁
Good job, good,video, have a great day.
Figures no matter what you do. Jerry's always chasing you. Just like farmer Chris. Lol God bless
I have seen a lot of your tapes. Your how to shift a truck example clutch in a sec. verse a non sec..The 6 wheel dump and the in and outs of the transmission and brakes. But
for those of us that don't know what control does what we are in the dark. Example 850B you used a stick with the right hand in a up/down right left pattern, I have an idea of what it
does .I like your narration but a little more examples of what controls do. would be helpful.
Hopefully your customers appreciate you spending extra liquid gold moving their premium dirt outta the way so it can be saved
Totally awesome improvement DP! Later on after the crops will you be able to differentiate the improvement and measure in say a percentage of improvement?
Amazing what the right equipment and operators can do! At the 20 min. mark, that dozer was super fast, did you put in an extra gear in the driveline? lol Take care
I have been missing the 850B. I was hoping to see it helping the J pull the tile plow.
Just a question but if you are going to tandem pull the tile plow would you run back under the J and pull on the plow frame or just attach to the J's frame and pull through that?
@@kenore4003 that would be the preferred method. The J is different as it was a military machine and has reinforcements to the frame. I don't think it would hurt the J by pulling on the front. Thank for the question I hope this helps.
@@reddog376
Thank you for the reply. I just have these random questions.
@@kenore4003 I'm no expert. Dirt Perfect talked-about this in one of his videos a little. I have to agree with him on this. If you have any other questions I will try to answer them. You will need to tag me so I get a notification.
Nice job but it would be good to put some posts mayeb with flags in where the risers are so when its a growing field, they dont accidetally run into the risers. It happens; farmers get tired and distracted too.
Great content Mike.
a few years of farming without erosion will heal a lot.
I think we need to pitch in and buy Mike some work boots, gees he's gonna mangle his feet one day👍👍👍👍
Mike , you weren't kidding when you said " Liquid Gold " . Here in Alabama diesel is $5.49 9 a gallon .
Here in Oz, $6.90 US equivalent per gallon!
@@larryskeeper1197 i wonder how many gallons Mike went through on just this one day .
@@larryskeeper1197 you think that's bad almost $10 a US gallon here in the UK
@@eaglerider1826 I thought he said he ran the 850B for 8 hrs, Deere reckon 4.3 to 6.4 gph. Possibly 40 gallons or so for the day. I guess the farmer would end up feeling the pain 😡
@@larryskeeper1197
The problem with the farmers feeling the $$$ per gallon of diesel fuel is “Passing the buck” to the consumers and I’m feeling it now and started feeling it when gas prices rose from $2 a gallon
I'm curious if there are plans for that main channel. After the spring rains, maybe make a swale with some sod strips across then seed grass / rye in between to slow the water later.
No all crops
Sunshine on my shoulder makes me hot 😆 🤣
Great job and vedio ❤️👍
Thank you
Looking nice Mike. Very unique view and oversight on protecting a field. Thanks as always for sharing. Question for you though Mike.. i note with the holes in the risers.. that silts will wash into the tile as it drains.. what is the average lifespan of a tile before silt comprimises it?
Armchair quarterback here.The lifespan depends on the soil but from 10 years to 30 years. Hopefully Mike will give you a better answer but that gives you an idea. Pretty pricey this year.
Not sure in America but even some of the 100+ year old tile in the UK still runs water, and that is just 1 foot sections of clay pipe out end to end. As long as there is heavy water flow along the pipe to help wash it out now and again and maybe water jetted if running slow I would think it should be good for at least 50 years if the plastic lasts that long
@@HootMaRoot Yep I see old old tile still running water into the river. The only clay tile I see plugged has a broken tile and suck hole somewhere.
We have clay tile still working after 70 years. Plastic should last as long if you keep mice from chewing holes. In it.
Yup trick is keep water moving when in the pipe
it is nice having enough equipment so you dont have to keep moving the same machince to every job
Yes it is
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Good song dude .thats a work tune.
How many risers will be hit in the first year? I am a custom applicator north of you and farmers always think they can sneak by the risers, but they always take them out.
None
👍🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🗽🙏🏻 Enjoyed!
Thanks
I was wondering what is the purpose of dry dams?
Never mind. I should have listened till the end before asking question. Thank for explaining. Your a good teacher.
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I now know y Jerry y he got stuck the ather day he wasn't in his dozer
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The cheater
DP question for you, the pipe going to the river, if the water rises, will it backflow into the pipe and cause any issues?
That is a good question. I think if the river comes up it will prevent water to flow. The higher the river the higher the water will be in the pipe. The pipe is like a coverd creek that feeds a river. When the river comes up so does the creek but this creek is covered, it will be full though do to no where to go.
Will back flow no issues covered that in the first file tile video I did years ago thanks
@@DirtPerfect I hope my explanation was correct.
As they say, “the proof is in the pudding”. Good job DP and Matt, and of course we can’t forget about The Man Behind The Scene lol. Great video thanks for sharing!!
I think it would be closer to say, "The proof of the pudding is in the eating."
Excellent camera work DP. Great perspectives and angles.
Hallo Mike the Video from this Day (13.June) is not up to Date! The Field not to Plow and not Seed!? The Plant must Minimum 1 Food high! And the Tees in the Surroundings have not Foliage!!! I to think You have this Video beginn March to make 😂. Greeting 🇦🇹🤔😇
Another great video Mike I love how you take the time to explain in layman’s terms what the process is and why you do certain things your video set ups are awesome 👏 😁🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦
Glad you enjoyed it
Not real sure why, I just thought the outlets would have like a high volume of water as in a half pipe or something similar to that.... looks good
Both the 850’s are beasts now the work on them and the tile work will pay for themselves in no time great video Mike see you on the next one
A little dirt in my coffee this morning is always a good thing...
Nice to see conformation that the pipe plow is a major success!!
Congratulations again to everyone involved in that build!!
Excellent video once again... 😎👍
Thanks for getting video after the rain, that really helps explain what the problems were and how you solved them.
Nice. Job well done, always nice to have enough equipment to be able spread out to cover different jobs at onetime. Thanks for the ride along.
Good work guys. I really enjoyed watching these videos. All your plans work to T. 😃🇲🇸
850B for the win! Nice project!
Are you going to put any riprap in to avoid erosion of the bank by the river? Thank you and have a good week.
Wow DP, I knew the 850B could push dirt but with the damp soil conditions and the new used shoes, it’s a beast! Looks like you and Mr Jerry can tackle any job! NICE, VERY NICE!
Is a taller white plastic pipe going to be put at the dry dams that they are going to plant over? If the crops are high, will the see the low dam risers? Just wondering. Great video! The results look great. Lee
No just not a problem
Looking good guys👍I am really enjoying the tile jobs you have done
Excellent job👍
Thanks
Looking good I tell ya😀 Good morning all, have a great day!
Hi from uk Mike and crews👋👍 great job and nice to see and hear it working effectively👌 and its controlling the flow and diverting the water away from crop area and will also prevent the tractor from getting stuck to hopefully👌 thanks for your time and be safe see you soon👍👋
I am not sure of this video, watching DP strip for money kind of hard to watch. 😉😉 Good explanation about the dams. Thank you for the video.
Nice to see the Dozer is runnin' good and you finally had some much needed sunshine finally Mike.
You and Mr.Jerrycould work a tad bit more comfortably.
It does look like it was still a little bit cold tho.
We had ridiculously late cold spells here in Miami this year as well.
We didn't get summer Temps till the very end of May.
We usually get that at the beginning of May.
Good to see the 850B back at work and doing an awesome job. It will be great to see how effective this project is in the future. Looks good too - makes sense.
I wonder if part of the problem you had with the J pushing dirt odd was related to the oddity with the left and right drive calibration you had to do. Blessings
The numbers involved with this process show it's worth. If the farmer picked up five more acres of plantable land that produces 200 bushels per acre of corn which is at $7.00 right now he gains $7,000.00 more corn in that field. More probably the gain in this field is closer to ten acres (hard to survey by video). That's every year you farm too.
Was a long haul from design (and redesign), to proof of concept. Water in one end and out the other…100% success!
Hey DP, are you removing all of the top soil on this area to make a dam and or just leveling out the field near the road?
Need the dirt under it
Heck yeah. Now that the rain can't carry the topsoil and silt off it'll definitely start enriching the ground. Should see some improvement in yields over previous years.
That IS a thing of beauty, good work and congratulations.
You did a awesome job except you did not put Jerry on camera
Like this video Mike on the feild drain .
Thanks buddy
Totally useless information question... Where is the "clack, clack, clack......." sound from the tracks generated from? I've wondered about it since I was a kid some 60 years ago...... :-D
Top notch job and the kicker you designed and built it from scratch ! Great job ! Are you going put the plans for sale on your store ? I know a few farmers our Iowa & Nebraska area that might be interested !
Thanks
Y’all ok up there we r getting this bad storm now n Charleston wv I heard it was up your way earlier
Missed us
@@DirtPerfect good we r getting a nice lighting show right now
If you have trouble with the dry dams and risers getting lost in the crop.
The state department here in Missouri adapted (actually just using) a fish finder to locate holes and culverts on their mowing tractors to avoid turning them over. I think the pretty much have Missouri mapped out to avoid tractor rollover.
No not much here
Boss, I'm so happy for you. The system you installed and how it's working out. You should be proud (but humble)LOL and pleased with the results and now can show results and with your equipment and be kill the bids make your price lower than rest and yet make a decent profit for your equipment, time and money invested. 🎯
its great to see a plan work like it should
Sitting here wondering if we’ll ever find out what happened with the “trial run” tile that doesn’t drain any water. 🤔
Looks like your plan is coming together,amazing what has to be done to control the water in the fields.just keep doing what your doing.👍👍👍😎😎😎🚜🚜🚜
It's still cold up there?Here in Louisiana it's 100 degrees and feels like 100% humidity.
Mike, the fertilizer and chemicals work there was down into the ground that's why they put it on every year BECAUSE corn roots go down as far as 5 feet and may go deeper rarely, so what you peeled off was only good for the first couple of months to get the corn out of the ground.
Mike in California Sans forando valley they use the same systems except the use Land planes to Level the grounds, they use lazor on the levers to make a complete Level area to distribute the water not just to one pacific areas.
Great to see the work they do at the end of the video it’s good to see :) great work all of you :)
good morning first
Glad to see the 850B back in action DP
The old "B" is pushing gopod in that soil and as wet as it is. I don't care how old I get, there is nothing like feeling the power of a dozer under your rear end.
SALUDOS D.P. ANOTHER GREAT VIDEO AS ALWAYS. G.B.Y. KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK.
We always take our topsoil straight back parallel with the terrace and then it’s a shorter push to spread it back over the berm.
Nicely done guys, love the drone shots for sure. Mike, why so much tile lately in your area? Has that not been the norm over the years? Thanks for sharing 👍🇺🇸
It is been doing it here for over 100 years
Well done! That plow has work for sure.
no gonna second guess your scheduling. Just gonna sit sit here on the fence, watch and learn.
What a great job and good planning. Stay safe
So you don't have another 850j. Im sorry 😞 😔
Great work. HI GRANDMA!!
Interesting to see how that is done when we going to see the 210
..good job, keep safe and have a great week,,,
Thanks
Nice to see all those experiences 👍