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I am genuinely curious what is the price of digging trenches in USA example per 3.28foot I am from Balkan here it's 1.4 $ per 3.28 foot long 2.6 foot deep.

You are so right to use the equipment that works best for you. When you get a medical procedure you have the doctor do what he's best at, not what most doctors are best at. On the fresh dirt I like 2" minus to start with. It doesn't spread as easy but this locks up and caps it better and seems to last longer. My friend disagrees. He likes 5/8 minus.

Thanks for the great work Jeramy. You continue to make the place look better and we're getting closer to actually building something. Your mic is working well - you can hear everything.

Beautiful work Jeramy. Because you wear a CAT cap, I'm going to start wearing a Stihl cap 🤣🤣🤣 Well I guess you do own a CAT. One of these days I'll buy a Stihl.

Beautiful work as always, nice job. 👍🏻 Robco has had beautiful rock in the past although it seems to be green now instead of that beautiful blue. Because of the location, I get mine from CPI because it’s so much closer for me to haul and it packs pretty good. Hope you have a good day, don’t work too hard.

Looks great as always , feathering the angles on your blade and height is the key to your professional work great video

It is almost 4:00am and why am I watching this video? Probably because they are awesome, and I would love to have that machine.

That cleaned up nice even with all that mud. Nice job. Thanks for the video.

You don't have the 6 way blade do you? Gimmick or worth it? I'll be pushing in roads so I think it might be helpful.

Oh that looks like fun!!!!! I'm glad ya still stayin busy. Cleanin the woods like ya are is always a enjoyable day. Stay safe

Its amazing how much manual labor that machine can save, especially when you run it. Hoping your parents are doing well. That's enough slipping and sliding for me. Thanks for the video.

I have a fondness for Madrone and always try to save them whenever possible. They are very slow growing. I never hesitate to take out cottonwood, willow, hawthorn, cherry, or birch if they are in the way. Those 5 species are good for corduroy roads to keep from sinking the machine. Being from the Pacific Northwest I also like to save the softwoods. You didn't slide off into the fire so it was a good day.

It looks like we have a break in the rain finally. Thanks for doing what you do and have a good Thanksgiving with your family.

Nice job again Jeremy. Love how well you grade. Using your techniques to better my grading. Thanks for the video brother.

Nice job Jeremy. Im playing catch up on your videos. Another hunting trip in Maine. Thanks for the video.

Pretty dumb to burn wood when it can be composted in a corner of a property

How much do you think the bigger logs you moved weighed? I am wanting to build a retaining wall using geo blocks that are 14" x 30" x 60", the supplier says they weigh about 1800 lbs. The info in the manual for my kx-40 looks like it can handle that weight but I am worried that it is not enough machine to handle unloading and placing the blocks. It's a fairly level site. Would you feel ok using the 40 to move those blocks around?

I love your show. You inspired me to buy a Kubota U48-4 for my new hobby farm in Australia. I learned so much from you. Thanks 🤩 💪🏼

Always a fun time cleaning up in the mud. Looking good!

You working with the 40 is always my favorite to watch. Your commentary seems like it would be beneficial to excavator operators and owners.

this old... what i do with my backhoe is compact layers when backfilling by pounding the bucket into ground otherwise after a few rain storms, it will turn into a muddy pit then later settling into low spot... alos often best to get some dirt from elsewhere because the area has less volume after removing a big stump. just makes the most send to honestly grind it instead...cheaper and clearer end result.

Thanks for the info about the thumb. You do such good clean work, even covering up your tracks/ruts when you are leaving. That hill side looks so much better now, what a difference!

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For a better fire... loosen a fitting and spray oil under pressure... ask me how I know...🤣...

That aint much of a leaf blower

Watching you work in this weather is making me feel a little guilty. One of my “forever” jobs would become an absolute mud pit if I was in there right now so I’ve left it alone this week. Good luck tomorrow, bet that hill your going walk up will be good and slick.

Cleaning up that big slash pile sure made a difference. Good job!

Thank you Jeramy. What a huge difference this day made. Piles and piles sitting for a year, the place looks clean, park like. This is also why I would love to have an excavator, and why I probably shouldn't have one. It makes quick work if you know how to navigate steep hills and stump bogs. I'm afraid I'd be asking you to come over and tip mine back up about once a week.

I really enjoy you doing work in the 40. You did a nice job cleaning up on a rainy day.

Most Blue States have a fairly long building permit process. Not sure of the reason.

What a great day. Sitting in that warm cab and feeding the fire. Great job, really cleaned the place up.

Love that stuff! 👍🏻

I ended my 38 year flying career as a 7 year Air Force instructor pilot and 31 year major airline pilot and I just can't sit still so I bought a couple of small excavators and enjoyed them so much I bought a new 8500 lbs excavator. My two smaller ones are leaving today for a new home but I have been watching your videos and learning a lot of good techniques. I do need to get paying jobs to help me make the monthly payment but I'm not looking to go into excavating full time. I really enjoy your videos and am quite impressed with your ability to operate your machines smoothly and confidently. Keep the great content coming !

nice work !!...thumbs up

Hello🙋‍♂. Today it snowed here in Germany (Bavaria).🥶

Great job in the rain. I know how you feel about cleaning out ditches, especially in the rain. Something about that.

Yeah know I’ve never seen anyone put the Ramps down with the machine, but I’ll tell you this if I owned one that is damn sure what I would do.😂

I know exactly what you’re saying, have lost sleep over things like that. Think that’s one of the differences between a good business and a bad one. Nice work as always. 👍🏻

Top work. 🤩👍 I'm not ready for the winter either. I still have so much work that I would have to do before that.

The Bridge on the River Kwai 😂I do remember that. I'm surprised you do - you're just a pup compared to me. I'm glad you're able to keep getting jobs done in the rain. We're in for a lot more.

I have a wide grading bucket like that for my mini. Picking up stumps with it damaged the dog bone and pin. The hydraulic shop guy said it is always important to use the right bucket and not pick up lopsided loads with the grading bucket. Too much leverage on one side 24" out from the pin. My comment on your project is that guy is asking for body damage on his vehicles by putting in a rock wall there, unless he is abandoning that driveway. You did good work for them. That wire could have happened to anyone.

Nice work as usual! Definitely agree with the comment about waking up in the morning and enjoying what you do. Curious how many hours you have on your 40 and 80 now??

Well you did a great job making the muddy mess look good. Don't ya just love the extremes in Oregon? Dust and mud. Hardly anything in between. 🤠

Awesome Job!!

That was pretty muddy. You do good detail work. Great job!

Awesome Job!!

Would you rather work with sloppy wet dirt or frozen clods of dirt?

Looks like a 48 inch bucket?

Some of that was kinda tight, caught myself flinching several times 😂. I wonder if the “other guy” watches your videos to realize that someone else is finishing his job?

Nice job! Sure looks good. Typical foggy, rainy, minty fresh morning with a beautiful view. The rain is welcome and at the same time frustrating as heck. Footings have been full of water for a while. 😂