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No job again. You got to love bailing dirt like that. Beautiful country to go with it too. Looks like fun.

Just curious! Is the yellow stopwatch looking things hanging in your machines for keeping track of time or hours of use for billing? Nice to see the dozer back in action!

That was a big change of plans , but it sure looks great , good work , spot on to grade

Square peg round hole. Lol

hi where you are? the country like very dry

I was wrong, I bought the kx60-5 I should have bought the kx80😌

Like that in- cab camera view showing the controls movement and bucket at the same time. You had me grabbing my chair armrest with a couple of those deep scoops. Really great work.

This was a very fun project to watch. Looking forward to seeing the finale. The 80 will dig a deep hole and do it pretty quick too. Gotta ask. If you could only have one machine…….40 or 80? Something in between like maybe a 57?

Looked like a fun job.

Makin' it look easy again!

Thats a lot of dirt! The 80 made short work of it.

You can run one of these things if your a scarty cat lol I saw a great big one with a big big bucket and he was working building a over pass and u know how steep they are with a big road under it but he was half way down sitting on that big slope and could barley reach the bottom . He would get a full bucket and spin around and dump on top. (Crazy) . I wouldn’t be able to mow for the state either with all those steep slopes

Very interesting and fun to watch project! The 80 really does shine in this application. I look forward to watching you put this back together! How much concrete are you going to pour to seal in the new pipe?

Wow what a deep culvert , you dug that perfect , be careful sloped over the edge like that , looked mighty iffy for my doin's, great work again Jeramy

Nice job Jeremy. I thought it was very interesting. Looking forward to see how you finish the rest of the job. Thanks

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What brand and model is that auger? I'm thinking about getting one for my excavator.

Nice work

Great job, Jeramy.

Awesome Job!!

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Is that 48 inch bucket. A little more info while you dig about equipment would be handy

Jerry l have been watching your channel for some time and admire your operating skills. Your machines seem to fit you like a pair of good gloves. I have a mini x for my own use (and of course those friends and neighbors odd jobs and favors). Your comments about the views in the area you work and live are appreciated and understood. I spent 3 years in the K. Falls area in the Air Force in the 60’s. Lots of weekends hunting, fishing,camping and such. Met many awesome locals and made lifetime friends . Still in touch. One couple relocated to Central Point which is probably not far from you. Visited them during a round the country tour in ‘06. Sure is pretty country. Keep up the good work and vids. Jim

I was hoping this cool spell was here to stay but we’re back to the high 90s in NC this week. Congrats on the new subs.

Very relaxing to watch the artist at work. Your skills are amazing my friend. Sure would be nice to have a patch of flat land. I do very much like the forested hills though, even though they're crawling with poison oak, scorpions, and rattlesnakes 🤠

Nice Job! Not sure the tractor PTO post hole digger would even come close.

Watching material spool off the blade like shavings from a finely tuned wood plane is something I never get tired of... Also, I find that I'm happy enough with the productivity and results in scraping with my mini and a wide grading bucket. Sure, a skid steer or dozer is also excellent for that job, but if you can get it done with one machine and be close to the same efficiency, it's not a hard decision.

Good job my friend, greetings from Barcelona

I like the work you do , percise and professional , love your videos and explanation of the job task also love the view of the Oregon mountains and farming feilds makes a great combination video

People who have never run an excavator think a dozer would be better for that and yeah you might have done it 1 hour quicker but that 75hp excavator is cheaper to run than a 75hp dozer as your motor is not always fully loaded or at full throttle and your tracks only move 10% of dozer track movement for the same job

Hey Jeramy great job as always at first was wondering why you didn’t use the dozer and then I realized the layout and made sense to use the 80 plus the 80 needs to earn her keep and stretch her legs have great day

Great job! Really cleaned it up and hopefully no more water running all over the place.

Great to watch, perfect timing! I'm getting ready to do the same thing next to the barn with my excavator. Now I just need to find an auger for it. Great job!

Nice to see the big toy out again👍 Have a fantastic day!

A prescribed drug that my body react

after a year of running a kxo40 i stand by my statement of the only thing impressive is the tracking power.

The dogs are wonderful

Got a friend just like that lady helps with everything good work J.R.

Good decision, no need to put unnecessary wear on your machine that won’t pay for all tear and wear

These posthole diggers are incredibly helpful, good job, greetings from Barcelona.

Good morning Jeramy

Nice job. Looks like fun. Free digging with no heights to meet, no real lines to follow, fun stuff.

Hey Jeramy good to see getting back into the swing of things I know from my own experience long recovery can make you crazy when you are use to getting up and grinding everyday continue to feel better

It’s a pleasure to watch you work your machines, Jeramy. One of the first chores I did with my U35 was bury the remains of an old house I had burned years ago. I found out the hard way I needed more hole than I thought. Have a great day.

I always wonder about burying versus hauling to the dump. With concrete especially.

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What control pattern do you use? Thanks

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For my job, I often work with an 8-ton Volvo excavator, but with tongs to handle stone (I am a stone craftsman). I really enjoy how easy it is to move heavy jobs. Good luck with your projects, I subscribe to your channel. Greetings from Barcelona.