But Wait There's More!

Thanks for the flyover. It really puts it into perspective. Looking out the windshield you just don't get the actual size of the job.

Fred Flintstone would be jealous of you…..you have a bigger rock quarry!!!!

The 220 and 330 different capabilities really compliment each other! Between Beally Good this customer, they just keep giving! This guy has a pretty good line of equipment himself!!

Paint Some Faces On Those Feeders, And You Could Have "The Silos Of Easter Island"!!!! LOL Great Job Brother!! Later

Clever moving silo's there. Time saver and cleared the way for making gravel.

One thing i like about you and you're business is you are very particular and you don't do anything half ass you are totally honest and straight forward and you don't try to screw people over and now days its all about hurrying up and not so much about pleasing the Customer you are a honest and true business man and a great equipment operator love the videos keep up the amazing work

Boy, that is a big project! Good luck with that. You are doing a great job separating the rebar blocks from the clean concrete! Very tedious job. But you are the right person for this Job! I was thinking that one of those bins would be nice to have to put your grain in for your cattle!

Trees are about like weeds for you guys, aren't they. Beautiful country!

Your experience shows once again in how you overview this entire project and process very well thought out! Great job as always Chris!

Nice job, Chris. You may not be in the crushing business but you do a fine job anyway. I love that you do what you need to do to get the job done, satisfy your customer, protect yourself and your investments (the machinery). That is a huge place and is going to look so nice when you're done. Cool move with the silos, that was fun to watch. Thanks for sharing, Chris. Thank you for the timelapse of the wrecking ball. That was neat.

I can see why nobody else would go the job. They wanted SuperMan to do it! Your idea of picking up the silos was a brilliant, time saving measure. It not only cleared the path for further work, it gives you so much more room to do things!!!

You have a lot of concrete to process before you get the crusher.this is definitely keep you occupied for awhile,breaking,crushing,processing to then have it moved over to the road project.beautiful looking area for being a pig farm prior.just continue on doing your thing.great video,great job 👍👍👍😎😎😎

Hello Chris, Happy St. Patrick's Day. You are doing one hell of a job getting that place ready for Charlie's crusher. I think you are the only person that can do that job and have it come out looking good. Thank you for the video, and thanks for sharing, may God bless you and protect you on this job. 🐖🐖=🐓🐓

Thanks again for sharing 😊 Let's Dig 18,4yrs &years!❤

nice prep job Chris. I was watching a vid called "Crushing Concrete with Less Contracting | Screen Machine Industries Impact Crusher", they didn't prep the pile as good as you. and it slowed down the operation a lot. You will be flying through your pile. Keep the great vids coming, thank you Chris.

Have a great evening Chris! Take care and God Bless!!!❤😊

Slick idea on moving the feed bins with the loader, worked out well. Time lapse sure shows how much breaking the concrete with the ball reduces the size of the piles. Thanks for the update, enjoyed watching.

CHRIS when you were moving the SILOS you forgot to say "Like SO!"🙌

Charly will get a surprise when he sees all those silos standing together !! Greetings from Australia

Great idea Chris for moving the silos.I always like the content I receive when watching. Keep up the great videos.❤

Chris - it never ceases to amaze me how much space there is over there. It just keeps going and going and there’s no one there either. What’s going to happen with this project in the future??

"Excavators walking will remove powerlines very quickly" Chris, you for got to include "and quite dramatically" in your sentence 😆

Thanks for the drone footage Chris, you can sure see the scale of the overall project. The camera in the excavator does do justice to the overall project.

Chris, you are a person who can get on any piece of machinery and in 15 minutes make most of us look like toddlers. I'm in awe.

it is all about the prep work. been there,,

There was never a doubt that Chris could move those pig feeder thingies.

If the hog slatts are in good shape they would make nice pond boat ramps

Even the concrete processors that use the bucket cylinder are depressingly expensive.

This customer sure owns some beautiful land , and hard work has definitely paid off for them.

For about five years there was a giid market for mar timbers. Many of the Amish mills cut mainly mat timbers.

Enough megatons there to deal with to make a Soviet nuke feel wimpy. What a project!

Thanks for turning on captions,great video,peace brother…

Another awesome video Chris I love the use of the wrecking ball what a great idea use what you have

Can't wait to see how product you can get from all that concrete. Good luck and stay safe Chris!! God bless y'all.

I'm sure for a fee Betty could shift all that rubble into one windrow. :-)

Beautiful views from the drone!

Man, you made a junkyard look clean. Good work.👍👍

Hell of a deer feeder!!👍🏻👍🏻

You might consider taking one of those silos to your farm for feed if you was gonna finnish your cows on grain

Chris there is still a lot of concrete to crush. Well look at you just picking up the feeders and moving it out of the way. You and the 220 will always be as one fluid motion. Happy St. Patrick's Day time for a cool one.

Chris his projects are never boring... always something else, super buddy 🙂

Imagine that scene in low light foggy conditions. It reminds me of an Orwellian scene of dystopia where the silos are Martian destroyers standing guard and waiting for the approval from they’re overlords to continue on to destroy another civilization. The grim dark world of Let’s Dig 18!!!! I just woke this morning after taking a Ambien! Plus I read too much classic science fiction. Have fun Overlord Chris Destroyer of the Pig people.

Love your method Chris. So efficient.

i was wondering if it was going to be Charlie bringing his crusher. Pleased it is,as he too always has interesting things to talk about.

Thanks for sharing 🇨🇦

Even'n and Happy St Patrick's Day, Chris, everyone. Check'n in with ya from Conway, SC.

That was a good idea to move the silos with the loader. They were teetering a lot though.

Like the kid from Christmas Story says, “Pulverized!” And it’s funny how the rebar looks like string when you grab it with the big bucket.

Just be glad they didn't use wire mesh. I was on a crushing job on a dairy farm and they used #7 rebar, heavy wire mesh, poles in 6ft of concrete and used the broken up pile to wash out trucks for the new barns that hold 500 head each.

Chris is right on the money with how tedious it has to be swinging that wreaking ball hours on end. Jobs gotta get done so a swinging Chris goes. Another couple of episodes and we should get to hear and see Charlie again. Always a treat when he shows up.

sweet move with the food bins that worked out nice. a bit more work will work out fine. cheers buddy

Your love of re-bar really shines!! Thumbs up! Safety first! Jim

Lot of work but a beautiful property

awesome on moving grain bins

Great job moving the silos and getting the stuff out

Pretty darn slick Chris worked out great for you 👍😎🇺🇸 NY

Those concrete munchers are awesome, I used one on a linkbelt sniping trees into pieces an feeding a tub grinder on a airport extension project, that was a fun one, being a cliff at the end of airport, good work an thanks for sharing Chris, that stuff with all the rebar, man that attachment would make that a breeze to go threw,

Always efficient and well managed work and work site!

Yeah, that in the back is a damn mess !! lolol... A lot of rebar in it... May be it will knock most of it off when ya smash it one more time with the ball, and you can get most of that rebar out of it !! Man, that 2nd. silo looked like it was gonna teeder off the forks there for a sec. lolol... But, ya got it !! lol... Great as always Chris !! Have a Great Evening, And, On too the Next !!

Wow, those mats are heavy. When you picked up the 2nd load, the loader sure did sink.

Job well done 👍🏻

Getting it done!!😊

you have done a lot of sorting and removing rebar, but it will be worth it once the crusher arrives, thanks for sharing..

Yup. I was just going to put that in here: "But wait! There's more…" and I see you've already done that. Thank God this is one-and-done.

Looks like a new owner wants more farm than pigs. Wow what a project to undue. Glad it is not ground fill somewhere. We use ground concrete 2" or less at the Range Roads. A bit rough but works in. Rebar is hard on tires and the sharp edges is as well. Tumbling helps smooth the edges.

That is a big spread out place. Once cleaned up and feed bins sold off there will be lots of acreage for warehouse, light industrial / commercial site. "I would have all of that stuff",,,,and a magnet too!.

That didn’t look like to much concert from ground level view . But the view from the drone that’s a lot

Greetings from the UK 🇬🇧 Another interesting video, thank you 🙏 We never did get to see the Justin, and bridge move video, unless I missed it?

This would be a perfect year for the landowner to give you permission to spread the liquid from the retaining ponds on your hay fields. Pig slurry is far better for the hay field than chemical fertilizer.

10:29 second camera is noticeably better in both clarity & audio.

THANKS!

Can’t wait for the crusher!! Always good to see Charlie in a video!!

That’s a lot of mess. But looks organized. Wouldn’t expect less❤❤❤❤

It'd be nice if the property owner found a buyer for those silos. Alot of them look fairly new. All they'd have to do is unbolt them and truck them out, then you could crush the slabs.🙂

Maybe a giant magnet 🧲 to separate rebar from the broken concrete 🤔

Move those feedings was genius. They look about as stable as a frame less end dump with clay in it. 😂😂

That fly over sure showed the scale of what you have there bro. Bit repetitious banging away but will be a great result in the end. Great video by the way. Safe travels. Ken.

Hey Chris I think you should bring your 977 out to feed the crusher. Back in 1972 I feed and old Cedar Rapids jaw crusher with a 977K that was fun times

Where have I heard this very pleasant music before? SV Delos

"I got it, I got it, Igot it... I aint got it!"

We call those concrete pig slats here in Ireland Hope it helps people understand what they are

Smashing great video thanks Chris

🇨🇦Can you put the ball in the bucket? 😉 Kinda reminds me of the ball on a string and cup. lol🇨🇦

starting too look good

Nice drone shots and audio. You have the patience of Job sorting through all that. Your customer is lucky! 🙂

That must have been some operation back in the day. The feed bins look fairly new. Amazing job.

You work since Days on this great Projekt. And to cut into small Pices from the Stone and the Congrete with the Dragline Ball. But the Heap what still to make always great. Make Your Idea to the End. Interesting Video, Thanks.

Here, there, here, there, here, there, here, there, here, there.

Not sure about that particular loader. But the loader I operate daily has a switch in the cab for a high or low idle. You should look and see if it has one. Huge difference for handling large top heavy objects.

On the first video on this topic I got the impression we'd see the crusher in action during that video. Anyway it's been interesting especially in time lapse as you give that bad concrete what for! 😊

Dude I been fellow u for a long time would have loved to with u r for u in my days of operating equipment keep up the good work keep the videos coming

You will have a ton of material to use doing a fine job

The time lapse from outside the cab really shows what the wrecking ball does. From in the cab it just looks like you are rolling chunks around

Hi Chris everyone from northwest Missouri that was a heck of a pile of rebar you saved from making it way into the crusher 😮😮

You always impress me.

Looks funny on time lapse.

Cement - neat rows at least is a bit of a bonus. Clever balancing with the silos. Rebar has its benefits but tedious to remove in reclaiming process. Carter is impressed with your excavator skills (and so he should be).

Seeing the wreaking ball on the bucket reminds me of that game where you try to get a ball in the wooden handle. Maybe you could at least try it once!

I've watched people play farm simulator games. A guy decided to move some stuff around on his farm. The game charges some coins or whatever and the thing pops into the new position. This is that!

a demo shear might have worked well but definitely not cheaper than the ball!