Hey Patrick, I really learned a lesson with draining water on this one. Definitely do a better next time. Yes I do the best I can compacting every 12 inches but I also am cautious of cutting my tracks on concrete and rebar. Nasty combination. Thanks so much for the comment.
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Greetings! Great job!!! I am also engaged in dismantling, but basically it is the demolition of houses by hand in one day) I subscribed to you and will watch how you work, good luck and good orders.
@@Mr.Digger Yes, indeed, our work is not easy ... But we have been engaged in this activity for more than 14 years. We have experience, we dismantle the house in one day with the removal of the resulting garbage. We also find interesting things at dismantling sites and sell them at online auctions. Additionally, we earn money from this. There are very good things that we give a second life! Good luck in your business and endeavors. Hello from our entire team.
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@@dismantling-LKAwesome!!! I wish more demo companies would do this and stop sending so many reusable resources to landfills. Salvage. Repurpose. Recycle! I’m looking forward to checking out your work.
Nice job on working those tight spaces next to the house. So many things to watch for. I could see me putting the boom into the porch. LOL! Sure enjoy your work. (we haul a lot of those 42's all over the country).
@@Mr.Digger No we haul their units around all over the U.S. and Canada. Great company to do business with. have often thought of doing what you are doing and getting out of the office. LOL!
Learning every job. Lesson1/ Bring a hook and chain to pull big items out of the ground. Lesson 2/ plan to take scrap metal, cable, etc off site and sell it. Extra cash stream.
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Hey Raymundo, I have tried doing your suggestion, but I was extremely concerned about doing damage to my tracks with the concrete. Concrete and rebar have put really deep cuts in my rubber tracks-when I was a newbie. I try to avoid driving over it as much as I can. On a wider pool, maybe. Thanks so much for your input.
Yeah rocks, concrete and rebar is hell on tracks I agree. We have two identical machines but only one does demo. The difference in everything is substantial as far as tracks and sloppiness. Tracks and new sprockets are always factored into the bid. A few thousand hours of hard use nets way more than a 4k undercarriage refresh. Happy digging brother
Hey Juan, thanks for commenting. My proposal for this project is $7800. I had to take down and put a part of a fence and also 4 loads of fill dirt the rest with all labor -excavator time. Subscribe in soon I will be posting access to more of my pricing if that would help you out
I know, right! Hey, Dean Thanks for leaving a comment. Hope you subscribed. They tend to backfill those pools with sand. When it settles it can be a little sketchy.
Hey GOK I know right. But we can bury noncombustible’s and it saves the owners money. They make the final call. Thank you so much for your comment. Always love hearing from you guys.
I can't believe that the inspector didn't require you to remove the top 3 foot of cement ( good clean dirt only for the first 3 foot ) and poke more drainage hole in the bottom. I believe that I would take this video down.
Hi PopaTop, no inspections required around here. 24 inches is kind of the number we shoot for and we fill the last 12 inches with topsoil. Most people just come back with sod or seeded lawn
👍🏽at the very least you definitely want to pump out the water and still compact everything in lifts if your not liable for hauling out the debris
Hey Patrick,
I really learned a lesson with draining water on this one. Definitely do a better next time. Yes I do the best I can compacting every 12 inches but I also am cautious of cutting my tracks on concrete and rebar. Nasty combination. Thanks so much for the comment.
@@Mr.Digger my pleasure, been watching the last week or so and I’m enjoying what I’ve seen this far. We all learn together
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Greetings!
Great job!!! I am also engaged in dismantling, but basically it is the demolition of houses by hand in one day) I subscribed to you and will watch how you work, good luck and good orders.
By hand? Wow that’s awesome!
That sounds like really hard work. Good luck to you guys and your crew. And thanks so much for the comment.
@@Mr.Digger Yes, indeed, our work is not easy ... But we have been engaged in this activity for more than 14 years. We have experience, we dismantle the house in one day with the removal of the resulting garbage. We also find interesting things at dismantling sites and sell them at online auctions. Additionally, we earn money from this. There are very good things that we give a second life!
Good luck in your business and endeavors.
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@@dismantling-LK
What country are you from.
I did not understand that letters of your alphabet. How would you pronounce the name English
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@@dismantling-LKAwesome!!! I wish more demo companies would do this and stop sending so many reusable resources to landfills. Salvage. Repurpose. Recycle! I’m looking forward to checking out your work.
Nice job on working those tight spaces next to the house. So many things to watch for. I could see me putting the boom into the porch. LOL! Sure enjoy your work. (we haul a lot of those 42's all over the country).
Hey Lindsay,
Thanks for the kind remarks.
LOL on " So many thing to look for." I have hit my share of stuff
Do you work for Bobcat?
@@Mr.Digger No we haul their units around all over the U.S. and Canada. Great company to do business with. have often thought of doing what you are doing and getting out of the office. LOL!
Thx for the comment
Learning every job.
Lesson1/ Bring a hook and chain to pull big items out of the ground.
Lesson 2/ plan to take scrap metal, cable, etc off site and sell it. Extra cash stream.
Good ideas on the chain. And I do plan to scrap and make some extra money. Thanks for your input. Enjoyed hearing from you.
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Once you get confident enough on slopes just climb on into the pool and pull inward. So far so good brother.
Hey Raymundo, I have tried doing your suggestion, but I was extremely concerned about doing damage to my tracks with the concrete. Concrete and rebar have put really deep cuts in my rubber tracks-when I was a newbie. I try to avoid driving over it as much as I can. On a wider pool, maybe. Thanks so much for your input.
Yeah rocks, concrete and rebar is hell on tracks I agree. We have two identical machines but only one does demo. The difference in everything is substantial as far as tracks and sloppiness. Tracks and new sprockets are always factored into the bid. A few thousand hours of hard use nets way more than a 4k undercarriage refresh. Happy digging brother
Good tip Raymundo
What was your pricing for the project ?
Hey Juan, thanks for commenting. My proposal for this project is $7800. I had to take down and put a part of a fence and also 4 loads of fill dirt the rest with all labor -excavator time.
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Crazy that someone would spend $25k+ for a pool then pay $7k to fill it back in
I know, right!
Your lucky the side did not cave in and your machine tipped into the pool. There is NO support under a pool deck in most cases. Lucky this one did.
I know, right!
Hey, Dean
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They tend to backfill those pools with sand. When it settles it can be a little sketchy.
You're burying money sir! And not an environmental solution to bury every thing. Nice work btw 👍
Hey GOK
I know right. But we can bury noncombustible’s and it saves the owners money. They make the final call. Thank you so much for your comment. Always love hearing from you guys.
6 ps proper preparation prevents piss poor performance 😂
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I can't believe that the inspector didn't require you to remove the top 3 foot of cement ( good clean dirt only for the first 3 foot )
and poke more drainage hole in the bottom. I believe that I would take this video down.
Rude much?
Hi PopaTop,
no inspections required around here. 24 inches is kind of the number we shoot for and we fill the last 12 inches with topsoil. Most people just come back with sod or seeded lawn