Installing risers, and can we get the 850j with the plow on and off the lowboy trailer?!?
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A quick install of some risers, loading up the 850j to move jobs, and removing the tile plow!
#tileplow
#850jdozer
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I love watching the beginning off this beast! I think it's paid for itself in a year! I can hear the pride in your voice. You all did a great job in building it. Way to go!
MBTS made a great plough for you.you need to thank him for it. Well done MBTS.
So he says “ if it gets that deep I’m going home”, well gentlemen, the water may not get that deep, but they ain’t no way they make wadders to protect you from the depth of the BS between the both of you.😂nice job, well done, must be a relief to have it that far along. Thanks for the ride along.
Great job guys! If only the Man Behind the Scene could have been there on the first time lol. Great video. Thanks for sharing!!
Mike, you are rapidly becoming the king of tile pipe layers.
Of course that rig you invented and built goes a long wat to making that a reality.
Thanks for the Monday morning entertainment.
Always a hoot watching you and Matt working together.
Matt finally wore rubber booted waders.
Not only did you not tweek or bend anything, that shows a pretty damn good job of precise fabrication! No to shabby!!👍👌
That is one amazing design job on the plow. In my experience (45 years) Things usually need more tweaks when starting out on a new design. Maybe a metal shoe to slide on the end when unloading to stop the launch tube digging into the ground. Congratulations Mr Mike! You are a operator for sure!............or just lucky ha ha 😂 G'day from Tasmania, Australia
The plow discount done in dp fashion. That shows how well dp engineered that plow and hookup design. Awesome job dp and builder's
You and the man behind the scenes engineered a really great plow!
Seeing that dozer on the trailer gives it perspective. It's a bulldog beast of a machine.
Yeah; That was a "lucky" grab (set-up by a great business man) of collective cooperation; A great example of dream/idea to fruition! Low hours, Tracks, Plow, a complete package, very impressive!
not forgetting the trailer and the truck to pull it with.
Thanks guys
DP you are blessed to have people that care helping you Being a good manager helps to get good workers and keeping them. I appreciate your style of management as well as the content of your videos. Keep up the good job and I look forward to every video.
Kubota engineering lol I'm just picking Mike I'm truly amazed at the craftsmanship that you have put into the plow, it shows that there are still people out there that have the knowledge and want to build their own stuff instead of letting someone else do it for them.
Words don't explain how well all the planning and time make that go so well. Great job on everyone involved with the plow. Stay safe
Proof that all those Dimes spent at the County Fair's playing the "Fishing Game" paid off in the long run !!! Congrats from the Riviera guys !!!
A little dirt in my coffee this morning is always a good thing...
Awesome video!! Great job guys!! 😎👍
101%. When that thing slipped off there like a glove - Outstanding!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
thumbs up Too funny when that thing slammed down an inch short of that board.
The system of the tile and risers is brilliant so too is the tile plow. Of course the plow would remain on the 850j for loading and unloading - Dirt Perfect had possibly designed it to do so. Loved the waders idea - one never knows when they will be needed.
omg too funny with the offloading of the 850J .. I literally spilt my coffee laughing. Really surprised how easy the plow came off! That's some good engineering there with you and Aaron on the design of the plow there Mike. Thanks as always for sharing
same here, that was way nice of an off load and removing of the plow.
SO, SO much work and thought based on FACTS "under ground"!!! NEVER underestimate the power or direction of "WATER" and that's what makes everything you guys do SO important. To me, a dummy layman, the ground seemed too wet for all you guys accomplished. NICE knowing what you're doing!!!
Mike, until watching you and MBTS build the tile plow I did not even know they existed.
You have a really good channel.
I enjoy being able to go to UA-cam and know there is a good chance of You, Wade & Chris having something good on.
Thanks for all the good videos you provide
I think my first episode to watch was you explaining how you charge for your work
I thought that was nice to be able to know some prices. I'm disabled for the past 9 years. watching UA-cam is what i have now and all of y'all I mentioned along with many others make real good UA-cam.
Thank you
All you need are a couple of railroad ties for loading to split the difference in height to keep the plow from digging in and you can use them to lay plow on when it's off the machine, they are a manageable weight to move and strong enough to hold the machine.👍
Glad to see the success for all that hard work.👌
Too bad Aaron isn't able to watch his welds plowin in the dirt.🤙
Maybe grease those pins before you put them in? Wonderful to see it working to plan!😄 I nearly had a heart attack when you laid the plow on its right side, though. Some rather delicate instruments there.
So smooth and so magically perfect.
I love that pup tent engineering couldn't be better than a professional that is a professional I love it I really do keep up the good work
I never doubted you or the plow for minute. Sure the plow drags a little coming on and off. It's a plow not going to hurt anything. God bless
It was demonstration day! Trucking skills and precision excavator skills all wrapped up with teamwork. I thought the plan was to put the tile plow in the ground and then unhook it but what you guys did looked good. Thanks Mike.
You need to carry a 1/2" or 3/4" skid plate with the plow instead of a weak piece of wood. Make it like a sled, so the plow will push it along as you go
You could just bury plow in the ground a few feet, then come back and reconnect the plow.
Just a suggestion, how about a pair of blind hydraulic pipe sockets on the plow and then you have something to clip the lines into when not in use keeping them safe and clean.
Well the banter alone was worth the viewing guys. Maybe a couple of portable ramp extensions are needed on the trailer bro when the plough is used. All made for a great video anyway. Safe travels
Mikey… that came off startlingly easy. You are rightfully proud! Next time I suggest using UA-cam finger-snap magic. Because if that works you can take it on and off like those Ariat Slippers!
Congrats on the whole tile laying process. I have a feeling it will be a real moneymaker!!!
You all did a great job on the plow.
Thanks
Greetings from No VT - That plow is beyond awesome, especially with the tweaks and mods to refine the fittings and structure. At one point you yelled at Mr. Millennial to watch his head - I suspect what you really meant was to move his head so he wouldn't damage your trenching bucket!
That came off really nicely! If it goes back on even half as well you're GOLDEN!
We always put a hedge post on the lower side of the intake and use #9 wire to tie it to the post. That way you hit the post before you get the tile intake.
You and Matt make such a great team Mike. Thanks for the cool vid!
You could not have built that plow any better wow great work
You guys are having too much fun. You're engineering is what made those pins so well aligned, good job.
I see you are seeing the advantages of a 3-axel trailer for spanning ditches I knew that would come in handy!
The first on and off went well the plow just keeps getting better every time we’ll done be proud great watch guy’s 👍👋🇨🇦
I’m a truck driver for 34 years and I have hauled heavy equipment and you would never see my truck as dirty as yours…..pride goes a long way Mr. Dirt Perfect 👍
Do you feel better now?
A ingenious folding “kickstand” is a great idea….it would be the “cherry” on the cake! You could just back the machine right up to it to install it just like you back the truck up to the low boy to hook it up!
Man wish it was that simple think about it
@@DirtPerfect I will think about it because as a Fabricator with over 40 years experience building race cars, prototype fabrication is right in my wheel house!
Hey Mike to stop the drag with the pipe plow see if Wade can mill up some oak or locust @ 8" X12" X 12' long with a taper @ the end to 2" to 8" over a 6' slope that should stop the drag completely.
That being a paver style trailer helped the loading situation. I thought it would be closer ,but I thought it would go on .
still need to give Matt a 1/2 in rod to locate pipe
Next rainy day make a plug to insert in the plow with a radius upwards instead of breaking boards every time backing off the trailer
8" corrugated pipe in North MS is $5/ft. Each roll is 800 feet. Well, if we could get it. I think DP bought it all up for the moment, cause ours is a 9 week wait period. You have installed several $$$$$ worth of pipe dear sir. Millenial is really coming along well. Enjoy the week!
Hey DP next time removing the plow dig yourself a hole and use it like a saddle to hold the plow upright setting inside the hole ! Great pin design for quick removal also !! 👍👍👍👍
Why that’s why more work
@@DirtPerfect I just figured it would keep from bending the redneck gps bracket but after giving it more thought would be a pain with chain hook but it still wold LQQk cool !!!
The plow is a success. I do believe you can figure out a way take your cylinders loose. Push the plow up 10" and pin it, so it never hits the ground.
KISS method thanks
Hard to believe how much water is flowing already in all 3 pipes. Easy off on the plow and hopefully it’ll be easy on .
Your thumbnail said it's getting deep. I've been saying that for a long time about DP. Lol God bless
Like this video and the plow got hoff realy wel now you need a stand for just back off and connect to it .
That mack shore sounds good backing in that field !
Mike and Matt great video! Your design and dedication to your build is really paying off! Thanks for sharing! Kevin
you rocks guys, my son with downsyndrom love all your videos
Grasshopper (ie) millennial holds his own with Mike…..lol.. You guys keep it real and have some fun doing it. Your drainage system will definitely make planting and harvesting much more manageable and productive. Great Job Mike. Do I see a pull behind Axle trailer as a pedestal for the ripper in the future? …lol
Excellent video Mike/Matt. The comedy between the two of you is always very entertaining!!.. Getting the plough off went a treat too. 🙂👍 🇮🇪
Great video,love seeing all that water pouring out of those pipes
Thanks
inch and half of rain! - have had less than 1 inch in 2022 New Mexico. well done on the plow design - working out very very well
Love that C&C Equipment lowboy!
Tile and risers 100% awesome. DP and Matt y'all remind me of an old married couple 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Next shop day design and build a plow ski. Blessings brother
That plow is really cooperating with you, there must be an app for that.
It's too bad that the people of Indianna need electricity, if you didn't Aaron could be there watching it work and helping you out. Matt's doing a super job, but Aaron is missing all the fun.
Wow! You answered all comments. In one go! Good on ya. Or as you would say! I nailed it.
😁
hay DP the mud slipers are good but the steeltoed gaters takes the cake mr.
A couple of 3 inch planks placed at the end of your ramps might work really well to keep the plow from digging in tear off the transition point 😊🤷♂️👍
Also the road had a high center compared to the tire tracks. That did not help.
I’ve watched Matt’s channel some also. He is bright and conscientious and works. Good fit
Thanks for sharing, that worked great, nicely balanced. I second the idea of laying it on the ground, any type of upright position would leave the potential of it falling over onto someone or something not able to carry the load. Knowing just how heavy a load is before you pick it is always a good thing. I’ll never forget a story a Senior Plant Operator told me once about lifting a rotor from the unit during an overhaul. As soon as he picked the load the breaking resistor bank for the crane overheated and burst into flames. The supervising engineers all yelled for him to set the load back down. The load was so Heavy that once picked it wouldn’t stop going down until it hit solid rock. He calmly backed the crane out of the plant and set it on the solid stone outside of the plant. There was no place to set it inside the plant once it was lifted from it’s bearings and realigning it would take longer than moving it as was the plan all along.
Awesome how easy plow came off.
Thanks
When you missed the board with the plow at 37:50 I laughed Soo hard and Soo long that I woke my wife up and got yelled at....Nice!
Hey Mike - thinkin' you might do well to craft you an 'offloading boot' out of plate steel (color matching, of course!) for the back of the plow that could be easily set on/taken off - just for that foot or so when backing that beast off the trailer? A 'skid' for lack of a better term!
Hello Mike & NYA. Now you need to design a TULP (Transport Unloading Loading Plow) for the Tile P.ow.
Great job guys and you beat the rain.
glove/shoe (or a flap/valve to keep the dirt out)
no hard-facing yet needed?
You guys are awesome , my favorite channel . I am glad the plow is working out , especially to help the farmers to grow more food .
Mike….at 10:45 I thought you were going to Matt if he wanted his back scratched!!! Tom
It is crazy how different areas have differing weight restrictions. We can run 140,000 lbs year round on 8 axles, no permits needed. Funny when you are climbing a grade and your fan kicks in, always at the most inopportune time.
I'm just glad you embraced permits and see that it isn't all that bad once you know and do a little pre- planning. 👏👏🙌
Great video Mike 🇺🇲 I really enjoyed this video The plow is doing great 🇺🇲
That turn outta that field on to the highway was stressful for me just watch..... 😳
You should make two legs come off the back and lower plow down to touch the ground for the third leg. For the back legs it could be two pipe with feet that go in to a receiver and you could make hooks to hang from the front blade for transport
Covered that kiss method
Thank you and have a good day.
What are used to leave the Ripper shank stuck in the ground and it would stand on it down till we repaired the dozer and back back up to it and hooked it up I think that’ll work for you
The old bulldog with doing some pulling I’m glad to see all yawls hard work on the Tile plough paid off nice work be safe God bless hope you have a good year this year without your project
No need to say anything except perfectly done DP 💪💪💪💪
Great work. The tile drain is shifting a lot of water so well done. The pins coming out of the plough was impressive, good design.
Awesome the way you two are working together and man that tile plow set up is golden.
very nice . i was thinking about a craddel too but you were right about another piece of equipment to move it
Exactly
You should design a cradle on a trailer that you can pull behind the pickup truck, that way you can transport it that way also.
Hey DP plow is awesome and came off without a hitch good thing mbts was your manufacturing guy and welder them pins fell out .🤙👍✌️👌😎
You may want to think about a little bit longer cylinder to pick up the plow a little more or a two stage lifting cylinder for the loading and unloading.
Gee, if it was so simple to take the plow on and off, plus you need another piece of equipment to go with the 850J, would it be not easier to transport the 850J without the plow? Then you can install/uninstall it when you move it, knowing you have something at both locations to attach the plow on/off! I'm sure the plow would fit on the lowboy with a excavator/backhoe! Just a thought to save the plow for loading/unloading tear!
Not that simple think about it thanks
Nicely done on the plow.
Matt fishing for pipe. He is a handy helper gets right in there gets it done tell him I want see some fishing on his Chanel like some Pike Fishing beat my 35 1/2 in
Man the plow is perfect balance were the hook is should put some grease on them pins slide nicer and wont rust.
Try a few 4x4s at end of flat bed when coming off it with the plow. Great Video. . next is going to be good i can feel it.. Hmm could not reach that high wile plow was on the lowboy to take it off. Take the Volvo there 1st dig a small hole for the plow to come off ? ? Im shure you will figure sometime out
Mike, if I didn't have a job I liked I'd move to southern Indiana to work for you. If you ever need a machinist, mechanic, welder, general pain in the rear smart ass, I'm your guy lol. Keep up the good work gang. You guys are fun as heck to watch and you help my mood on a rough day. Thanks to the gang. If you ever decide to vacation around Lake Cumberland here in southern Kentucky hit me up. Shenanigans will happen.
Great video. You might want to drop your laser mount bracket for those low hanging tree limbs... Capt. Kleeman can always fix it for you.....😁
Another successful tile job and a happy customer.
A Cold morning, obstinacy the Sun Shine. Not good with Water to Work. The to put from Airing a good Idea by this long Drainage! But if the Drainage is good, is to see in two Years, on the Harvest Produce.!? Your Work Perfect and the Video from first Class. 👍👌
Greeting 🇦🇹
Hey Mike & Matt !! You gona cover those pistons to keep the rain off as they rust fast when the oil is washed off as you know !!! Maybe some dunnage about 2 ft from the trailer ramps would ease the dozer to the ground a little easier than just falling off the trailer ??? Just a suggestion !! 🤔🤔🤠😎😮👍👍
I love seeing people enjoy their work.
Good man with the coffer dams keeping Millennial out of a pond
Hills like that you never even think about them in a car but get into something that doesn't have the power to weight ratio ( loaded truck or old school bus) it looks like a straight pull up Pikes Peak.
Comedy duo laugh again 🤣🤣
And occasionally get some work done along the way !!!
Waders saved Mr. Millennial getting moist around the knees, he has got fitting tees off to a t !!
Looking forward to seeing Jerry making a comeback, always a pleasure to watch the master at work!!
Tile plough didn't leave much of a gouge, the timber suffered more damage due to bad guesswork 🤦♂️😂
Plough came off easily and quickly, well worth the time and effort you put in to designing the pin system 💪💪💪😎😎😎