The part where operator puts his head in his hand at the women showing the other young man how to move dirt was hilarious! Especially when he took over and relieved both women from duty. Wait a moment? I guess their pretty smart at manipulation! Lol!! A family video that will make your kids laugh one day. I just bought a kubota and I’m about to dig out my pond. Good job guys and gals!
@@randywilson6869 Well yeah! I can also do it w/a shovel and wheel barrow in about 20 years. It will be a great little pond when I'm 95! LOL Thanks. I will do some preliminary work w/a big wheeled loader I have now, like digging stumps out. But I'll hire a tracked machine when the pond is built.
Lol. Awesome. What the he'll did they do wrong? I betting they had a blow out party the weekend before. Obviously one would use the front bucket to move the dirt. Lol.
@@saintmaxmedia2423 Actually it would be very possible. All you need is time and the skill to do so. The kid using this machine is very inefficient on it.
I loved her very much, but a few month ago she got several required and some of the recommended vaccinations, never felt good afterwards and in a few months my dearest Diamond died with several big tumors on her breasts. I might add that I fed her premium dog food, that is soy based. Very unfortunate to learn the hard way, but the vaccines are required for dogs. Makes you think, doesn't it?
C.R. against your stereotypes we choose who is doing what based on who has the best skill to do it. Operating this machine is actually very dangerous and you need to have a skill to do it. We chose the operator not based on gender but who is the best for the job. Obviously you know very little about digging a pond. LOL
@@saintmaxmedia2423 I didn't mean any offense. I own the larger version of that backhoe and tractor, and if there's a project where one of us needs to operate the backhoe and one needs to wheelbarrow, my wife operates the backhoe. I'm old fashioned I guess. Isn't it stereotyping to assume a woman can't operate a backhoe? We're both guilty of it I guess. Though I'm not saying a woman shouldn't or can't wheelbarrow. Just that I would volunteer to do it. No offense meant to anyone! You guys did a great job on the pond, I enjoyed your videos on it.
I appreciate your response. The reason my son operated the backhoe is that the ground here is somewhat soft and we needed a deep hole, so the hoe had to go deep, right next to the machine, which creates a risk that it could slide. One thing that helped us, was that there was a lot of roots in that area, which stabilized the soil. He took the riskiest job and worked almost 14 hours non-stop. We took turns. :)
I was going to sub until the response she gave. Charles Riley and I r from old school. the kind of people that will open the door and let the person behind us in.(I always say when there half way in heck there might b gun shots so go ahead) it gets a lot of laughs but I was taught to b curtesy and yes I don’t like seeing a lady work harder than me
Why are you watching then? An hour? You are neither kind nor realistic. We are not making a skyscraper here, we are simple people with very limited resources. Our other option was digging by hand that would take months, let alone an hour. God bless you, friend. Cheer on. Life goes on, and we had fun, you follow?
Hello ron98821, we were not able to use the front loader due to: 1. too many roots and 2. it would not dig 6 feet deep hole as we wanted. We needed to have well defined edges, as there is no reinforcement to keep them in place. And lastly we have been doing it for the first time ever. Feedback from more experienced people is greatly appreciated and others can benefit from it. But certain courtesy is necessary in all human interactions. I think it is easy to forget about it when we enter a comment and no one knows who we are. Thank you for watching.
Saint Max Media how did the pond turn out? Do you have any pictures. Don’t worry about the comments from negative feedback. It happens. Please keep up the good work.
They weren't suggesting to use the loader to dig, they were saying you could have used the backhoe to make a big pile of dirt on the surface out at the max swing of your arm, and then when the pond was done you could use the front loader to move the pile of dirt. No wheelbarrow work breaking your back. It also looks like you could have used the backhoe from where the dog was sitting with the backhoe parallel to the pond, and swung left to dig the pond and swung right to dump the dirt in the woods. Hindsight is 20/20 and all that jazz. Good job on the pond.
Yes, I totally agree with you, using heavy duty equipment involves some risk and we have to exercise caution and educate ourselves on how to use it in the best and in the safest way. Our experience was very positive and at no point we felt like there was any danger. One thing to consider though is the possibility of the ground collapsing under the weight of the machine. We were lucky, because there were so many roots in that area. If you have sandy soil and no roots, that can be dangerous. Always use common sense and good judgement. And pray to your Guardian Angel for protection. :) Eva
The part where operator puts his head in his hand at the women showing the other young man how to move dirt was hilarious! Especially when he took over and relieved both women from duty. Wait a moment? I guess their pretty smart at manipulation! Lol!!
A family video that will make your kids laugh one day. I just bought a kubota and I’m about to dig out my pond. Good job guys and gals!
Nice little Koi pond. I'm wanting to do a 4 acre about 15' deep. Guess I should get a bigger machine. Like a CAT D8 track loader!
U can do it with this little tractor
@@randywilson6869 Well yeah! I can also do it w/a shovel and wheel barrow in about 20 years. It will be a great little pond when I'm 95! LOL Thanks. I will do some preliminary work w/a big wheeled loader I have now, like digging stumps out. But I'll hire a tracked machine when the pond is built.
That looks like a super fun project but I don't think I'd move the wheel barrel after every bucket full haha
Man these little machines are alot of fun. I have the next size up in the series but would like this one as well. Good job diving right in.
Thank you, it was fun. Quite a machine.
Rents tractor with ab backhoe and front loader. Digs hole with wheelbarrow and pick ax. Strong hard working lads there. Nice pond.
Thanks 👍
You realize the bucket on the front of the tractor will move the dirt faster, right?
I was wondering why they didn’t use it
Lol. Awesome. What the he'll did they do wrong?
I betting they had a blow out party the weekend before.
Obviously one would use the front bucket to move the dirt. Lol.
Great job, I started mine with my little John Deere and finally called in the big guns.
Question please. I would like to dig a 16ft long 6ft wide and 6 ft deep Hole with this Kubota....... Is it possible Thanks
No, it is not possible with this one.
@@saintmaxmedia2423 Actually it would be very possible. All you need is time and the skill to do so. The kid using this machine is very inefficient on it.
How long did it take to dig this pond?
Jerome Gardner, it took us one day, and the second day to finish up. It was intense though.
The dog seems impressed by the human's ability to dig a hole.
Maybe but also terribly bored. Ha, ha.
Also, Love the dog. lol
I loved her very much, but a few month ago she got several required and some of the recommended vaccinations, never felt good afterwards and in a few months my dearest Diamond died with several big tumors on her breasts. I might add that I fed her premium dog food, that is soy based. Very unfortunate to learn the hard way, but the vaccines are required for dogs. Makes you think, doesn't it?
where this place? so nice
Thank you for watching.
Put in in low gear. You are stressing the hst. Also, you don’t need to put the break on while using the bh. Cool job though.
He was going forward with the brake on.
Umm where is the pond? You need water for it to be a pond. Looks like you dug a hole to put in a swimming pool
Shouldn't the lady be the one operating the tractor? LOL
C.R. against your stereotypes we choose who is doing what based on who has the best skill to do it. Operating this machine is actually very dangerous and you need to have a skill to do it. We chose the operator not based on gender but who is the best for the job. Obviously you know very little about digging a pond. LOL
@@saintmaxmedia2423 I didn't mean any offense. I own the larger version of that backhoe and tractor, and if there's a project where one of us needs to operate the backhoe and one needs to wheelbarrow, my wife operates the backhoe. I'm old fashioned I guess.
Isn't it stereotyping to assume a woman can't operate a backhoe? We're both guilty of it I guess. Though I'm not saying a woman shouldn't or can't wheelbarrow. Just that I would volunteer to do it. No offense meant to anyone!
You guys did a great job on the pond, I enjoyed your videos on it.
I appreciate your response. The reason my son operated the backhoe is that the ground here is somewhat soft and we needed a deep hole, so the hoe had to go deep, right next to the machine, which creates a risk that it could slide. One thing that helped us, was that there was a lot of roots in that area, which stabilized the soil. He took the riskiest job and worked almost 14 hours non-stop. We took turns. :)
I was going to sub until the response she gave. Charles Riley and I r from old school. the kind of people that will open the door and let the person behind us in.(I always say when there half way in heck there might b gun shots so go ahead) it gets a lot of laughs but I was taught to b curtesy and yes I don’t like seeing a lady work harder than me
Pain
full to watch. Why not make a pile and use the loader. That hole shouldnt take more than a hour.
Why are you watching then?
An hour?
You are neither kind nor realistic. We are not making a skyscraper here, we are simple people with very limited resources. Our other option was digging by hand that would take months, let alone an hour. God bless you, friend. Cheer on. Life goes on, and we had fun, you follow?
Hello ron98821, we were not able to use the front loader due to: 1. too many roots and 2. it would not dig 6 feet deep hole as we wanted. We needed to have well defined edges, as there is no reinforcement to keep them in place. And lastly we have been doing it for the first time ever. Feedback from more experienced people is greatly appreciated and others can benefit from it. But certain courtesy is necessary in all human interactions. I think it is easy to forget about it when we enter a comment and no one knows who we are. Thank you for watching.
Saint Max Media how did the pond turn out? Do you have any pictures. Don’t worry about the comments from negative feedback. It happens. Please keep up the good work.
ron98821, thank you for your kindness. I love this pond. The latest pictures that I have are on this video: ua-cam.com/video/4wuuUWwPPTU/v-deo.html
They weren't suggesting to use the loader to dig, they were saying you could have used the backhoe to make a big pile of dirt on the surface out at the max swing of your arm, and then when the pond was done you could use the front loader to move the pile of dirt. No wheelbarrow work breaking your back. It also looks like you could have used the backhoe from where the dog was sitting with the backhoe parallel to the pond, and swung left to dig the pond and swung right to dump the dirt in the woods. Hindsight is 20/20 and all that jazz. Good job on the pond.
The first 1min of this video killed me
Theres an accident waiting to happen.
Every human activity involves some degree of risk. No accident happened, we are all safe. But thank you.
@@saintmaxmedia2423 well I am glad to hear that you all survived safely.
Yes, I totally agree with you, using heavy duty equipment involves some risk and we have to exercise caution and educate ourselves on how to use it in the best and in the safest way. Our experience was very positive and at no point we felt like there was any danger. One thing to consider though is the possibility of the ground collapsing under the weight of the machine. We were lucky, because there were so many roots in that area. If you have sandy soil and no roots, that can be dangerous. Always use common sense and good judgement. And pray to your Guardian Angel for protection. :) Eva