One thing I’ve learned thru these videos is to never question Chris’s maintenance on his equipment! His equipment is showroom ready!!!
@craigwavra349526 күн бұрын
Right!! His excavators are mostly used for clearing in the woods and yet they have no big scratches on them. Most used excavators have most of the paint missing on the counterweight by the time they are only a few years old.
@crandonborth26 күн бұрын
All heavy equipment rattles.
@jefferyyoung683626 күн бұрын
Chris cares for his equipment. They are his source of income. Some other owner/ operators don't care they say it doesn't matter as long as they are making money with them, but it does matter people look at the equipment that someone's going to do the job at there house and if they show up with a peace of crap excavator all scratched up and clanking along. They will look for another company to do the work.
@ryanhoward101326 күн бұрын
Judging from jeffs sinking boat I'd bet Chris & jeff have some wild times behind the scenes 😂 The plots are coming along nicely .
@jjMcCartan968626 күн бұрын
The equipment is too expensive to run it like you stole it!
@Hucklongfin26 күн бұрын
I'm just glad that rock crushing job is behind us.
@nickchannel536426 күн бұрын
me Too that wore me out.
@dennishinton176026 күн бұрын
@@dennishinton1760- 😂😂😂. That’s the expression I was looking for!! I knew I was just stressed after those videos!! 😊
@shitloveaduck26 күн бұрын
YA me 2 LOL
@danielhylton467526 күн бұрын
That's what I do for a living, it's not that difficult once you get to know what you are doing.
@garymurt911226 күн бұрын
@@garymurt9112 - I guess so hey! It’s all a matter of perspective! Thanks for saying something!!
@shitloveaduck26 күн бұрын
You and the old D6 are doing an excellent job of using the brush to "sweep the floor" of the construction area. Well done!
@arkansas133626 күн бұрын
D4
@darthraiderVt26 күн бұрын
Sorry you're right D6!
@darthraiderVt26 күн бұрын
hi, Chris I've been following you for years and all of your videos are great. well shot, great commentary, and well edited, but two from 6 years ago remain my favorites! I still replay them when I need a good laugh. "Snakes in the backhoe" is priceless! Making great progress on this job. Thanks for all your hard work.
@mikeweagle552326 күн бұрын
Loving the fuel trailer - great asset. It is so good to watch the D6 and track loader at work - strong old machines never seem to die. Neat clearing work as well.
@heatherlane927026 күн бұрын
Isn't that just the most beautiful fuel trailer. When they made that for Chris, he didn't tell them how he wanted it to be wrapped. He was just as surprised to see it as we were. 😂
@ryanhoward101326 күн бұрын
Another good day of clearing. Thank you Chris. Have a good weekend.
@donnamullins208926 күн бұрын
Waiting for the big burn day now…😄😄
@kenc328826 күн бұрын
No matter what the project, u always do meticulous work; clearing that mess is amazing. D6 always comes through, good piece of our heritage! God's blessings and stay safe.
@rondastump893026 күн бұрын
Coming along quite nicely
@Todd.Roberts26 күн бұрын
I'm glad you like the old Cats, they have been doing a great job with your brush.
@charleswelch24926 күн бұрын
Chris, the fuel trailer has been a Godsend for you, having the availability to be able to maintain your equipment is wonderful. Great job with the clearing, looks awesome.
@bobferranti522226 күн бұрын
Nice work Chris, your job site is always so organized.
@patniemczyk886026 күн бұрын
I recall old films showing land clearing with two dozers and a massive chain towed by them both to clear large tracts of brush and trees , you could do that and then go back with a scarifier or such thing to get all the roots on big jobs like this that individual tree removal with an Excvtr is just slow at.
@ovlov24524 күн бұрын
Video was complete when the 6 kitty was put to work, it has to be the sweetest dozer on You Tube. Thanks for the update sir, enjoying the series.
@terryrogers102525 күн бұрын
Oh geez, now you’re a landscape artist. You crack me up. Clearing small trees sucks.
@brucemoore216326 күн бұрын
Myself I like pines an cedar trees One birds don't build in them much An snakes stay away from An pine needles keep weeds An grass under control if you do you're Part and don't let land get out of control
@jackman625626 күн бұрын
I agree. Once, we had contracted on a house not quite finished that had a very wide buffer of mixed vegetation giving us the privacy we wanted. Then without our consent or knowledge, the bulldozer wiped it all out, leaving us to deal with the backyards of several neighbors with their sheds, chicken coups, trash, untagged cars, dog lots, etc. Never like living there after that. It should have been our decision to clear it since money had changed hands.
@lindak.167226 күн бұрын
Wow...a Letsdig video with dry ground! Have to mark my calendar. 😊 Thanks for the video.
@LouJustlou25 күн бұрын
That old iron loves to work. Awesome video.
@beckyumphrey262626 күн бұрын
Looking good and another big 🔥
@martymclamb575026 күн бұрын
Sweet gum trees have some beautiful leaves in the fall.
@FatKidBrody26 күн бұрын
That is the only thing good about them.
@beckyumphrey262626 күн бұрын
Sweet gum balls can make you twist your ankle.
@williamawillis290926 күн бұрын
They aren’t good for firewood either!
@Hucklongfin26 күн бұрын
Great job Chris great job thanks
@garymessina160925 күн бұрын
Another good days work. Have a great weekend Chris,take care and God Bless!!!❤😊
@scottburk408326 күн бұрын
Looking awesome Chris
@donaldtrabeaux523526 күн бұрын
The snow gums whilst messy with bark shedding etc..are in my opinion absolutely stunning
@pk-ld6dp26 күн бұрын
good pond clearing job
@ramtuff200726 күн бұрын
I love the work that you do. Thank for sharing your work experience with us. By the way, you’re a dam good operator.
@dougiewimpy155626 күн бұрын
Great job!!! Let’s dig some more. I’ve enjoyed all the videos I’ve watched.
@gatorfan303226 күн бұрын
Got it opening on up in there now !! Looking good Chris !! Have a Great Evening, And, On too the Next !!
@keithdunlap270126 күн бұрын
I have a 120ft tall sweet gum tree near my house. It drops 5x the leaves of an oak or a maple. Beautiful in the fall until you have to clean up the leaves.
@alanletterman26 күн бұрын
And the balls....
@beckyumphrey262626 күн бұрын
That little drott seems to be lacking a bit of power, I seem to remember them clearing brush out a lot easier. It was our go to machine for lots of jobs
@BarryFlo5826 күн бұрын
Nothing can stop that D6!!!
@vicentesanchez514126 күн бұрын
Job well done 👍🏻
@bosshogg354826 күн бұрын
Good Morning looks like it’s starting another day to do some amazing work like the videos watching from San Francisco
@texastimcebuph26 күн бұрын
Yes, You making Your Way by this Lot clearing! You have all Stepp Exactly Planing! Where You with what Machine make and how You this make. Himself the Weather is in Your Planing Calculate. Alike what You have to work You give always 100 % 👌
@doritleis277326 күн бұрын
WTH you say
@wyattearp137226 күн бұрын
What ?😳
@kenc328826 күн бұрын
Sweet gums are not as bad as Sycamore or Magnolia. The Geoff Enterprise Properties is looking good - clearing for future builds and more tax money for the county. Wilma D6 is working good for you. Good to give Francine a workout too.
@robmatthews797226 күн бұрын
Love the video Chris , your a master at wate you do .
@user-dn6ij6lm2g26 күн бұрын
Good to see the track loader given a run this time bro. Safe travels. Ken.
@mischef1826 күн бұрын
Could you use steel washers for shims on your cutting edges? It might not take out all of the rattle. But it could take out most of it.
@ErictheAmateur26 күн бұрын
All your hard work will pay off in the end Chris 😊😊😊
@chrissmith51325 күн бұрын
You operate exactly like a surgeon except with much larger tools, they way you finesse objects with large equipment effortlessly and smoothly makes me think I could do it, maybe I could but it will not be pretty and smooth but more like rough and ugly until you got back from lunch to fix my mess and lock your equipment up so I couldn’t use it anymore😂, great work
@user-vx9od7cu5j25 күн бұрын
Nice job on maintaining your equipment! Some never wash the windows or sweep the cab out ,let alone maintain stuff! lol
@lenmorgan175526 күн бұрын
❤❤❤ love watching!!
@melissareynolds869126 күн бұрын
At least, now, you'll have a pretty good idea of how you would bid a rock crushing job (nightmare) in the event that you kinda get cornered into needing to do that if ever again. One thing's for sure. You won't forget the agony of it all. The physical agony as well as the mental part. I felt for you throughout that entire crusade. I'll say one thing for sure. You handled it like a pro. I'm proud of you. You have never let me down. Your resiliency is off the chart.
@larryshillings667225 күн бұрын
I ENJOYED WATCHING THE VIDEO CHRIS 😊
@randycharest450726 күн бұрын
My neighbor has a sweet gum right next to the fence, you are correct it is a mess, I think I'll share my chestnut hulls with him when they start producing.
@joecallahan337926 күн бұрын
Good Afternoon, Chris, Hope your doing well.Wanda In Bartlesville, Ok.
@specialladyleemedlin14226 күн бұрын
Beep? :) Thank you and have a wonder and awesome day.
@dennis237626 күн бұрын
I just can't wait for it to rain!🔥🌳
@ralphgreenwood585726 күн бұрын
Nice video Chris.
@haroldhawkins937025 күн бұрын
Something strangely satisfying watching you go about your daily work like saying ill just fix up this little bit of dirt before you went to clear those bits of scrub that's what separates Chris from others his attention to details and doing a job to his standard and not just doing hats off to you mate Cheers
@wallbawden551126 күн бұрын
1:46 You forgot to mention that those sweet gum balls are covered with hard spikes that are not fun to step on with soft- soled shoes. This was one of the reasons why I had all sweet gum trees removed from my yard.
@historyrepeated952926 күн бұрын
I appreciate your show I’m glad you don’t use too much of that fast motion stuff ,you work enough hours that you can get an hour show and love watching you do actual work
@terryholt290625 күн бұрын
Like the fact that you actually save a few trees🙂I Love pines, and wish I had more of them on our quarter acre property. Wish our Lot of a bit Larger, cause I still feel like I am too close to the neighbors, but it wwas all we could afford when looking to buy back in 2011..
@donnal.oglesby480626 күн бұрын
Great watching again Chris job site cleaning up nicely with different excavator operations
@nigelhales87426 күн бұрын
The shorts are out - let the summer begin. (we've already hit a 90 in upstate SC)
@wasfazed26 күн бұрын
Have you considered adding a few cordless tools to your fuel trailer inventory. WORX makes a small power cleaner that can be attached to a garden hose or it has another hose with a water pickup that you could drop into a 2.5g camping water jug to clean windows etc. They also have a small chain saw that could cut up longer trees etc, and they also offer a leaf blower which is useful too to provide draft when starting a fire. As they are cordless you would not need to carry, gas and two stroke oil etc. Thanks for the videos....
@dianelabelle693926 күн бұрын
Yes that looks cool Peace out
@davidnelson689326 күн бұрын
good to know it was only the cutting edges!!
@k4x4map4626 күн бұрын
I don’t know what kind of camera you use but it’s like sitting in the cab of dozer like I did with my grandfather over 60 years ago. Thanks for all the great camera work including the arial views as well!
@wrguin26 күн бұрын
Can you imagine going over this piece of property with the ruckus rake?🤔
@OnlyTheEd25 күн бұрын
Good Saturday morning everyone I hope you all enjoy your day ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤😂😂😂😂😂😂
@kayenicholls547326 күн бұрын
That track loader is one strong machine. Run one for years
@kylesmith82026 күн бұрын
Was just getting ready to ask you if that was John’s rattle trap! 😂😂😂
@jerryhoschouer513126 күн бұрын
I like how you are leaving naturally germinated trees and not those that produce suckeres from a cut tree stump. Most do not know, but trees that regrow from a clearcut are almost all hollow at the bottom, and it progresses as it grows. This is due to the stump being encapsulated along with other suckeres dying off due to competition. You never have to worry about pines, though, once cut they do not regrow from the stump. This is for the followers.
@jenkins216226 күн бұрын
Chris: hate dealing with these gum trees Me: how bad can they be? Gum trees: literally made of gum
@steveschritz182323 күн бұрын
What is the advantage of using the loader over the dozer for clearing land?
@waltermattson556626 күн бұрын
👍👍👍
@randybarber530826 күн бұрын
I pass by Harding Equipment every day going to work, and driving past those new Hyundai excavators and loaders I’m thinking you got such a cool job, getting to operate that equipment every day. I know it’s not easy, but you do nice work Sir.
@dburto1326 күн бұрын
Out of all the equipment you currently own which 1 piece of equipment would you pick if it was the only piece, you could ever use to "play" on?
@nycat790626 күн бұрын
Dig ‘em up move ‘em out…lookin’ good!! 👍👍👏👏👏👍👍
@karenheartoriginal378326 күн бұрын
Thanks
@BuckMasterNorm26 күн бұрын
What is it about a particular sites characteristics that determines whether you decide to use your track loader versus your bull dozer?
@mrc10926 күн бұрын
Helloooo Chris from FLORIDA luv ya mannnnnnn~!
@danielhylton467526 күн бұрын
Please comment on the use of the track loader for clearing land. How is it compared with the dozer and the the excavator? If you had to use only one machine to do this clearing job, which one and why?
@jefferyyoung683626 күн бұрын
1:00 I always wondered about the downside of putting the bucket into the fire so much. It seems like the hydraulic hoses would be an issue.😂
@marlixholdings331826 күн бұрын
Kinda makes me chuckle that people think Chris would let any of his equipment go unmaintained to where it sounds loose, especially if it's long time viewers of his channel. Closest he ever came to doing that was when he and his uncle were doing that veterinary hospital moving all that rock. That time he waited until the job was done so it wouldn't ruin newly installed pins and bushings. Besides, that was the 220 John owns and not equipment Chris himself actually owns. Chris maintains his equipment very well.
@george887326 күн бұрын
Chris is in summer mode, shorts to work! Has the small pond across the road filled with water?
@richwielechowski519126 күн бұрын
Beally-Goode had an update on it a few days ago.
@davidqueen471926 күн бұрын
U get the 350 for pond building? Seems like the 220 can take down trees just as easy
@jacobbuckley8232Күн бұрын
👍
@jerryc305026 күн бұрын
[34:21] That's a proper 12th bonfire :-)
@charlessmyth26 күн бұрын
I want some burning fires yeahhhh :=-)
@Rick_Lane26 күн бұрын
So equipment actually wears out, go figure. 😂
@ronaldharmon989126 күн бұрын
Just wondering why use a bucket loader rather than the bulldozer to clean up the small brush
@user-mt6ei5lh2j26 күн бұрын
Cool
@johncates508126 күн бұрын
Sweet Gum tree. If Build back better was a Tree...
@apollorobb26 күн бұрын
Hey Chris how’s the little pond that you and Jeff built on that property? I’d like to see it.
@danmcgraw32526 күн бұрын
looks like the 220 needs a nice coat of wax
@madchillerofficial26 күн бұрын
Park that 953....D6 runs circles around that track loader. LOL
@jz134026 күн бұрын
How long and how much would it take to clear 90 acres?
@AltonGermain26 күн бұрын
Good morningChris😍🥰🌟🔥💥✨
@roseannvolrath227126 күн бұрын
Need to get you a 963 cat track loader it’s a boss of a machine
@kylesmith82026 күн бұрын
You are a very busy man, I am curious though. Are you able to use Betty, or do you still have it?
@trishaboggs104326 күн бұрын
What u do with the Hyundai?
@jacobbuckley8232Күн бұрын
The thumb rattles on mine terribly but all the buckets pins are tight.
@exotictones105425 күн бұрын
I don't care what anyone else thinks Chris is one of the best Operators I've seen . Dirt Perfect is still a Farmer and I see it with how he uses his equipment and the short cuts.. This isn't cutting Mike, the terrain is total different but Chris is a pleasure to watch and as a retired operator myself Chris will always get my vote
@davidnichols136326 күн бұрын
Hi Chris love your videos watch them every day One question what is the width of the bucket on the Volvo 220 excavator and what is the bucket width of the bucket on the Hyundai 330 Regards Les from New Zealand
@mariebennett573926 күн бұрын
You defiantly need to extend that exhaust pipe, that roll-bar is black again.
@tomchaplin242026 күн бұрын
Put asbestos washers in those cutting edges!
@thomasleonard184626 күн бұрын
Got enough burn piles ?? Can't wait for you to set them off. Just bring along some hot dogs for lunch😅
One thing I’ve learned thru these videos is to never question Chris’s maintenance on his equipment! His equipment is showroom ready!!!
Right!! His excavators are mostly used for clearing in the woods and yet they have no big scratches on them. Most used excavators have most of the paint missing on the counterweight by the time they are only a few years old.
All heavy equipment rattles.
Chris cares for his equipment. They are his source of income. Some other owner/ operators don't care they say it doesn't matter as long as they are making money with them, but it does matter people look at the equipment that someone's going to do the job at there house and if they show up with a peace of crap excavator all scratched up and clanking along. They will look for another company to do the work.
Judging from jeffs sinking boat I'd bet Chris & jeff have some wild times behind the scenes 😂 The plots are coming along nicely .
The equipment is too expensive to run it like you stole it!
I'm just glad that rock crushing job is behind us.
me Too that wore me out.
@@dennishinton1760- 😂😂😂. That’s the expression I was looking for!! I knew I was just stressed after those videos!! 😊
YA me 2 LOL
That's what I do for a living, it's not that difficult once you get to know what you are doing.
@@garymurt9112 - I guess so hey! It’s all a matter of perspective! Thanks for saying something!!
You and the old D6 are doing an excellent job of using the brush to "sweep the floor" of the construction area. Well done!
D4
Sorry you're right D6!
hi, Chris I've been following you for years and all of your videos are great. well shot, great commentary, and well edited, but two from 6 years ago remain my favorites! I still replay them when I need a good laugh. "Snakes in the backhoe" is priceless! Making great progress on this job. Thanks for all your hard work.
Loving the fuel trailer - great asset. It is so good to watch the D6 and track loader at work - strong old machines never seem to die. Neat clearing work as well.
Isn't that just the most beautiful fuel trailer. When they made that for Chris, he didn't tell them how he wanted it to be wrapped. He was just as surprised to see it as we were. 😂
Another good day of clearing. Thank you Chris. Have a good weekend.
Waiting for the big burn day now…😄😄
No matter what the project, u always do meticulous work; clearing that mess is amazing. D6 always comes through, good piece of our heritage! God's blessings and stay safe.
Coming along quite nicely
I'm glad you like the old Cats, they have been doing a great job with your brush.
Chris, the fuel trailer has been a Godsend for you, having the availability to be able to maintain your equipment is wonderful. Great job with the clearing, looks awesome.
Nice work Chris, your job site is always so organized.
I recall old films showing land clearing with two dozers and a massive chain towed by them both to clear large tracts of brush and trees , you could do that and then go back with a scarifier or such thing to get all the roots on big jobs like this that individual tree removal with an Excvtr is just slow at.
Video was complete when the 6 kitty was put to work, it has to be the sweetest dozer on You Tube. Thanks for the update sir, enjoying the series.
Oh geez, now you’re a landscape artist. You crack me up. Clearing small trees sucks.
Myself I like pines an cedar trees One birds don't build in them much An snakes stay away from An pine needles keep weeds An grass under control if you do you're Part and don't let land get out of control
I agree. Once, we had contracted on a house not quite finished that had a very wide buffer of mixed vegetation giving us the privacy we wanted. Then without our consent or knowledge, the bulldozer wiped it all out, leaving us to deal with the backyards of several neighbors with their sheds, chicken coups, trash, untagged cars, dog lots, etc. Never like living there after that. It should have been our decision to clear it since money had changed hands.
Wow...a Letsdig video with dry ground! Have to mark my calendar. 😊 Thanks for the video.
That old iron loves to work. Awesome video.
Looking good and another big 🔥
Sweet gum trees have some beautiful leaves in the fall.
That is the only thing good about them.
Sweet gum balls can make you twist your ankle.
They aren’t good for firewood either!
Great job Chris great job thanks
Another good days work. Have a great weekend Chris,take care and God Bless!!!❤😊
Looking awesome Chris
The snow gums whilst messy with bark shedding etc..are in my opinion absolutely stunning
good pond clearing job
I love the work that you do. Thank for sharing your work experience with us. By the way, you’re a dam good operator.
Great job!!! Let’s dig some more. I’ve enjoyed all the videos I’ve watched.
Got it opening on up in there now !! Looking good Chris !! Have a Great Evening, And, On too the Next !!
I have a 120ft tall sweet gum tree near my house. It drops 5x the leaves of an oak or a maple. Beautiful in the fall until you have to clean up the leaves.
And the balls....
That little drott seems to be lacking a bit of power, I seem to remember them clearing brush out a lot easier. It was our go to machine for lots of jobs
Nothing can stop that D6!!!
Job well done 👍🏻
Good Morning looks like it’s starting another day to do some amazing work like the videos watching from San Francisco
Yes, You making Your Way by this Lot clearing! You have all Stepp Exactly Planing! Where You with what Machine make and how You this make. Himself the Weather is in Your Planing Calculate. Alike what You have to work You give always 100 % 👌
WTH you say
What ?😳
Sweet gums are not as bad as Sycamore or Magnolia. The Geoff Enterprise Properties is looking good - clearing for future builds and more tax money for the county. Wilma D6 is working good for you. Good to give Francine a workout too.
Love the video Chris , your a master at wate you do .
Good to see the track loader given a run this time bro. Safe travels. Ken.
Could you use steel washers for shims on your cutting edges? It might not take out all of the rattle. But it could take out most of it.
All your hard work will pay off in the end Chris 😊😊😊
You operate exactly like a surgeon except with much larger tools, they way you finesse objects with large equipment effortlessly and smoothly makes me think I could do it, maybe I could but it will not be pretty and smooth but more like rough and ugly until you got back from lunch to fix my mess and lock your equipment up so I couldn’t use it anymore😂, great work
Nice job on maintaining your equipment! Some never wash the windows or sweep the cab out ,let alone maintain stuff! lol
❤❤❤ love watching!!
At least, now, you'll have a pretty good idea of how you would bid a rock crushing job (nightmare) in the event that you kinda get cornered into needing to do that if ever again. One thing's for sure. You won't forget the agony of it all. The physical agony as well as the mental part. I felt for you throughout that entire crusade. I'll say one thing for sure. You handled it like a pro. I'm proud of you. You have never let me down. Your resiliency is off the chart.
I ENJOYED WATCHING THE VIDEO CHRIS 😊
My neighbor has a sweet gum right next to the fence, you are correct it is a mess, I think I'll share my chestnut hulls with him when they start producing.
Good Afternoon, Chris, Hope your doing well.Wanda In Bartlesville, Ok.
Beep? :) Thank you and have a wonder and awesome day.
I just can't wait for it to rain!🔥🌳
Nice video Chris.
Something strangely satisfying watching you go about your daily work like saying ill just fix up this little bit of dirt before you went to clear those bits of scrub that's what separates Chris from others his attention to details and doing a job to his standard and not just doing hats off to you mate Cheers
1:46 You forgot to mention that those sweet gum balls are covered with hard spikes that are not fun to step on with soft- soled shoes. This was one of the reasons why I had all sweet gum trees removed from my yard.
I appreciate your show I’m glad you don’t use too much of that fast motion stuff ,you work enough hours that you can get an hour show and love watching you do actual work
Like the fact that you actually save a few trees🙂I Love pines, and wish I had more of them on our quarter acre property. Wish our Lot of a bit Larger, cause I still feel like I am too close to the neighbors, but it wwas all we could afford when looking to buy back in 2011..
Great watching again Chris job site cleaning up nicely with different excavator operations
The shorts are out - let the summer begin. (we've already hit a 90 in upstate SC)
Have you considered adding a few cordless tools to your fuel trailer inventory. WORX makes a small power cleaner that can be attached to a garden hose or it has another hose with a water pickup that you could drop into a 2.5g camping water jug to clean windows etc. They also have a small chain saw that could cut up longer trees etc, and they also offer a leaf blower which is useful too to provide draft when starting a fire. As they are cordless you would not need to carry, gas and two stroke oil etc. Thanks for the videos....
Yes that looks cool Peace out
good to know it was only the cutting edges!!
I don’t know what kind of camera you use but it’s like sitting in the cab of dozer like I did with my grandfather over 60 years ago. Thanks for all the great camera work including the arial views as well!
Can you imagine going over this piece of property with the ruckus rake?🤔
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That track loader is one strong machine. Run one for years
Was just getting ready to ask you if that was John’s rattle trap! 😂😂😂
I like how you are leaving naturally germinated trees and not those that produce suckeres from a cut tree stump. Most do not know, but trees that regrow from a clearcut are almost all hollow at the bottom, and it progresses as it grows. This is due to the stump being encapsulated along with other suckeres dying off due to competition. You never have to worry about pines, though, once cut they do not regrow from the stump. This is for the followers.
Chris: hate dealing with these gum trees Me: how bad can they be? Gum trees: literally made of gum
What is the advantage of using the loader over the dozer for clearing land?
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I pass by Harding Equipment every day going to work, and driving past those new Hyundai excavators and loaders I’m thinking you got such a cool job, getting to operate that equipment every day. I know it’s not easy, but you do nice work Sir.
Out of all the equipment you currently own which 1 piece of equipment would you pick if it was the only piece, you could ever use to "play" on?
Dig ‘em up move ‘em out…lookin’ good!! 👍👍👏👏👏👍👍
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What is it about a particular sites characteristics that determines whether you decide to use your track loader versus your bull dozer?
Helloooo Chris from FLORIDA luv ya mannnnnnn~!
Please comment on the use of the track loader for clearing land. How is it compared with the dozer and the the excavator? If you had to use only one machine to do this clearing job, which one and why?
1:00 I always wondered about the downside of putting the bucket into the fire so much. It seems like the hydraulic hoses would be an issue.😂
Kinda makes me chuckle that people think Chris would let any of his equipment go unmaintained to where it sounds loose, especially if it's long time viewers of his channel. Closest he ever came to doing that was when he and his uncle were doing that veterinary hospital moving all that rock. That time he waited until the job was done so it wouldn't ruin newly installed pins and bushings. Besides, that was the 220 John owns and not equipment Chris himself actually owns. Chris maintains his equipment very well.
Chris is in summer mode, shorts to work! Has the small pond across the road filled with water?
Beally-Goode had an update on it a few days ago.
U get the 350 for pond building? Seems like the 220 can take down trees just as easy
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[34:21] That's a proper 12th bonfire :-)
I want some burning fires yeahhhh :=-)
So equipment actually wears out, go figure. 😂
Just wondering why use a bucket loader rather than the bulldozer to clean up the small brush
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Sweet Gum tree. If Build back better was a Tree...
Hey Chris how’s the little pond that you and Jeff built on that property? I’d like to see it.
looks like the 220 needs a nice coat of wax
Park that 953....D6 runs circles around that track loader. LOL
How long and how much would it take to clear 90 acres?
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Need to get you a 963 cat track loader it’s a boss of a machine
You are a very busy man, I am curious though. Are you able to use Betty, or do you still have it?
What u do with the Hyundai?
The thumb rattles on mine terribly but all the buckets pins are tight.
I don't care what anyone else thinks Chris is one of the best Operators I've seen . Dirt Perfect is still a Farmer and I see it with how he uses his equipment and the short cuts.. This isn't cutting Mike, the terrain is total different but Chris is a pleasure to watch and as a retired operator myself Chris will always get my vote
Hi Chris love your videos watch them every day One question what is the width of the bucket on the Volvo 220 excavator and what is the bucket width of the bucket on the Hyundai 330 Regards Les from New Zealand
You defiantly need to extend that exhaust pipe, that roll-bar is black again.
Put asbestos washers in those cutting edges!
Got enough burn piles ?? Can't wait for you to set them off. Just bring along some hot dogs for lunch😅
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