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Mucking out a driveway drainage ditch
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- Опубліковано 22 лют 2021
- Mucking out a driveway drainage ditch with a mini excavator
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I love that you show going back to check on your jobs with weather.
Yes, that is what I live for.
I like seeing what works so I can improve the next project. Plus seeing that water that's "no longer a problem" always feels good.
100 percent the reason i watch his videos. So satisfying to see the results
I have been binge-watching your videos the last two days. I have learned a lot from you. I like that you follow up at the end and check things out when it's raining. I also like that you don't hide things that didn't work so well. I'm watching your videos to get ready to get dirty this spring and finally fix a went back yard. Thank you and keep up the good work!
Thanks for commenting David! I'm glad you're enjoying the channel.
@@GCFD your videos are addictive. You put effort into your work and teaching why you do things. In case you missed my previous comments. Tell Ron that I am a fan. My dad and son are both Ronald. Dad goes by Ron so we definitely call Ronald his whole name. Your Ronald reminds me of Popeye.
That chainsaw needs sharpened in a bad way, lol. Nice work!
Hahah yes it does!
Another great class on UA-cam University ! Thanks for sharing with us.
Thank you!
could the chain on that saw be more dull ?
Haha I was wondering if anyone would notice that.
@@GCFD hahahah I was looking if someone else had already said it, but really that chain needs some love
@Wolfhound Spitting flour we call it...Smoke was for added dramatic effect. See my earlier comment re Chainsaw training.
Great idea for the driveway. Love your content and education. This is good to find as I also have a long gravel driveway in Knoxville with drainage along the side. Besides the added expense would it be beneficial to spread larger rocks in there to let the water drain throughout or would that just lead to problems down the line of it filling with the clay washing into it?
I hope your videos inspired men to do good deeds.
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Thanks for the video. Like 👍
Thanks for watching Charles!
Great video. Good ole Randolph County!
Man that chain saw is dull!
Yep! 👍
Solid music choices.
Thank you! I always wonder if the music makes the videos better or worse..
Awesome video Shawn, love watching you work. You must have quite the collection of machinery.
Thank you!
Satisfying job! Nicely done.
Thank you! Thanks for watching! - Shawn
GCFD 4 LIFE!
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Music choice is 🔥
Thank you Mike!
One of my favorite channels :)
Thank you! - Shawn
Andrew Camarata fan club here and represent
Yep!
Same! I've learned a lot from Andrew!
Keep your content pure and simple. No titles no music explain what you're doing and speed it up when it comes a little boring. If possible include a Labrador retriever
I probably should have said and clarified no music other than the generic stuff you can get off UA-cam works for andrew!
@@GCFD Andrew is also very good at making videos with a payoff.
That made a big difference it seems, nice flowing water now
Yea she's been happy that her driveway is holding up better now.
JoCo girl here!! Gotta love that Randolph Co clay!! 🥰😍🥰
Can't beat it!
Wow that’s a lot of water flow
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WOW!
So much for 5,000 subscribers by May, I should have wrote 5,000 subscribers by Monday.
Haha, this is awesome, keep doing what you're doing.
Thank you John! Thanks for your comments and support! - Shawn
Man Shawn your content never gets old! I just lost a good friend this week and watching your last two videos was comforting as well as entertaining. Keep ‘em coming boss!
Thank you Leah! I'm sorry to hear about your loss.
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Would riprap been beneficial?
Probably not here with all the sediment that collects. I also hit bedrock in several places while mucking out the ditch. It's been holding up very well so far, especially if the leaves get blown out in the fall.
That's an ideal place to test a muck-design where you would use fabric bottoms-&-sides to stabilize the road & hill. I'm thinking 1inch holes for 2inch stone/rock may wash through a lot of that muck.
IDK what site made your high-capacity viral but 10/10, Congrats!
Thank you Bob! Thanks for your continued support of the channel! - Shawn
Awesome vid, even betr no adds 🤣
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Shawn, I have a sump pump pit outside my house but close enough toit that if the pump ever stops working and water overflows the pit the water would run up against my foundation and work its way into my crawlspace. Could i run a 4' pvc pipe through the top of the basin about 3 inches down then slope that pipe away from the house so that if this ever happens the water will flood up and escape into that pipe?
Yes! You only want to pump as a last resort. If you have fall, I would position the pipe below the level of the pump so that water drains by gravity and the pump only comes on if that pipe gets overwhelmed.
Nice
Thank you Favian! - Shawn
4:36 I thought the music was going to be you starting a Dance around the excavator and hundreds of people in dance gear join you in a big choreography Bhahaaahha
I edited that part out of the final video! (:
Sharpen that chain.
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Not one of the best one but I did just started watching alot of your video's
I agree Shane. I haven gotten better recently but this was an early video. Shot with a cell phone by a professional photographer.
@@GCFD o ok thanks for replying thats cool am a handyman but do a lot of tile work tho
Not the most amazing action but the video footage was great especially with the fall colors.
Agreed. This was some old footage that I just recently obtained from the homeowner. I thought about adding a B Roll to the title..
Sharpen that chain
Do you do any work in Lewisville? If so, I got some videos at my house tonight in this rain I can send you.
That's a little far away but we have worked in Mocksville and Winston. Going to do two quotes today in Winston.
Being from the desert southwest with a fall like that I would have expected the problem to be gullying not the build up of sediment.
Yea things are different in different areas. I love the southwest in winter time!
desert
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Corrected.
you called?
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Awesome videos, but you are a horrible operator 😂
Seen this one before, first of all that chainsaw was some kind of dull. You were spitting out flour as they say not chips.
Secondly with your involvement with chainsaws and the types of injuries they do, I'd suggest you take a beginners Fallers course. It goes 2 or 3 days and covers safe use of saws plus a lot of other relevant topics.
You could do a couple of vids on this topic to benefit not only you personally but your viewers as well. PPE kickback, wrapping thumb around the top bar, clearing an escape route. I'm a Medic on amongst other things, construction sites. I've not had to deal with chainsaw injuries but they are on UTube. I have had to deal with amputations and a grinder with a cutting wheel but no guard slipping and going into a laborers lower leg above his safety boot.
Something tells me you have First Aid, so with the appropriate gear these injuries can be dealt with prior to transport to Medical Aid.
Great tips Knight!