Hi Zach, glad that you had that Skid Steer bucket to fill that rock in to save your back from shoveling. You did a nice job filming the drilling in the Concrete to get the view from the inside to see if coming through. I think you used that same tool on your video of building that Basin as well. Glad that you film these types of Construction jobs as well as your Business as a Tree climber.
Zach, it's a shame video doesn't show grade where there's a standing water problem. I know you don't have a smaller dump truck, but I always back my small 1 ton dump back to area load it with soil then when have to backfill with stone scoop straight out of truck with excavator and dump in trench. Saves tons of back and forth time but you did great for one day. I purchased a u10 kubota this year for those smaller jobs in addition to the u35 I already own. Great professional job as usual
@robertvannicolo4435 Indeed, it is always a struggle to share grade with you guys. I've tried putting my dump truck on plywood before and it works okay if I double it up, but it's pretty hard on a single layer. I can imagine a single layer wpukd support a one ton dump pretty well though! How do you like that little machine? I've rented a 2 ton machine for a few jobs before. A smaller machine woukd have been handy here too.
@@zaccheus Zach the u10 operates like a large machine very comfortable for being so small I’m 6’ tall not all cramped up running it in landscaping very handy better then shovel will fit through 27” gate has expandable tracks I think to 39”
That got me thinking if a high output alternator can be shoehorned into a skidsteer to run a 110V inverter. I have cordless for most things and have a Honda 2200 generator, but...
Might cpukd be able to do something like that. The amperage draw on a hand held core drill is pretty high as you might inagine. I tried a corded unit on a Honda 2200 at the rental store once. It wouldn't run it. I'm not sure what size inverter might be necessary. Assuming 100% effeciency the 75 amp alternator on my skiddy at 14v would only make 9.5 amps at 110v. I'm sure the battery could handle it for a period of time though. I think I'd need maybe a 200amp alternator to keep up. That number comes from speculation rather than actual inefficiency numbers considered. Another thought might be the run a small generator off of the auxillary hydraulic circuit. I have like 65hp available there 😂
@zaccheus Good to know a Honds 2200 won't start a core drill. Not feasible then to run off of an inverter on the skid. I'll look a bit more for high output alternators but I'll probably have to talk to an alternator shop.
May be stupid question? But the cost of that plywood/matts must be threw the roof..im hopeing that was part of the bid,?? Yikes dude..never seen so many 😅
@deadmanswife3625 the trench varied depth between ~24" and 12". The pipe I used is perforated 4" N12. It's also known as double wall HDPE (high density polyethylene).
@@deadmanswife3625 haha absolutely. I'm disappointed to say that I so rarely see kids playing outside anymore. I spent my summers outside dawn to dusk when I was a kid. I don't think I saw children outside all summer this year.
Was always looking for a video that showed how to install a french drain the proper way. Thank you for sharing
Hi Zach, glad that you had that Skid Steer bucket to fill that rock in to save your back from shoveling.
You did a nice job filming the drilling in the Concrete to get the view from the inside to see if coming through. I think you used that same tool on your video of building that Basin as well.
Glad that you film these types of Construction jobs as well as your Business as a Tree climber.
@benburns5995 Thanks, Ben! I've definitely shoveled my share of stone and I'm very interested in avoiding as .uch as possible in the future 😅
That's cool. Yeah it's hard when the Sun goes down there earlier
@dankotos61 Indeed. I also just need to get a helper. I probably woukd have been home in time for dinner if I would have had help.
Nice work zach it was a good days work
Thanks Greg!
Nice work
Your posts are the Best! One day you are 60 feet above the ground and the next job you are 2 feet below the ground! Stay safe Brother!
@johnsmith-wd5sq haha you're absolutely right, thanks john!
Zach, it's a shame video doesn't show grade where there's a standing water problem. I know you don't have a smaller dump truck, but I always back my small 1 ton dump back to area load it with soil then when have to backfill with stone scoop straight out of truck with excavator and dump in trench. Saves tons of back and forth time but you did great for one day. I purchased a u10 kubota this year for those smaller jobs in addition to the u35 I already own. Great professional job as usual
@robertvannicolo4435 Indeed, it is always a struggle to share grade with you guys. I've tried putting my dump truck on plywood before and it works okay if I double it up, but it's pretty hard on a single layer. I can imagine a single layer wpukd support a one ton dump pretty well though!
How do you like that little machine? I've rented a 2 ton machine for a few jobs before. A smaller machine woukd have been handy here too.
@@zaccheus Zach the u10 operates like a large machine very comfortable for being so small I’m 6’ tall not all cramped up running it in landscaping very handy better then shovel will fit through 27” gate has expandable tracks I think to 39”
@@robertvannicolo4435 that's really good to hear. I'll look for that model specifically when I need to rent a small unit again.
That got me thinking if a high output alternator can be shoehorned into a skidsteer to run a 110V inverter. I have cordless for most things and have a Honda 2200 generator, but...
Might cpukd be able to do something like that. The amperage draw on a hand held core drill is pretty high as you might inagine. I tried a corded unit on a Honda 2200 at the rental store once. It wouldn't run it. I'm not sure what size inverter might be necessary. Assuming 100% effeciency the 75 amp alternator on my skiddy at 14v would only make 9.5 amps at 110v. I'm sure the battery could handle it for a period of time though. I think I'd need maybe a 200amp alternator to keep up. That number comes from speculation rather than actual inefficiency numbers considered. Another thought might be the run a small generator off of the auxillary hydraulic circuit. I have like 65hp available there 😂
@zaccheus Good to know a Honds 2200 won't start a core drill. Not feasible then to run off of an inverter on the skid. I'll look a bit more for high output alternators but I'll probably have to talk to an alternator shop.
@boomupengineering there is the Honda 3200 watt generator. It looks easy enough to move around still and I think it has a 20 amp circuit
Only way lol
@@MatthewThomas88 do you know of a better way? I'm interested in learning something new
minimal yard damage!
@@osagejon8972 haha you bet! I was actually quite pleased with how little disturbance I made.
May be stupid question? But the cost of that plywood/matts must be threw the roof..im hopeing that was part of the bid,?? Yikes dude..never seen so many 😅
Never a stupid question. I had some plywood in stock, but I did include all the new stuff I had to buy in the bid
What size Stone
@deadmanswife3625 around here it's called #57 washed gravel. Different places call is different things. It's mostly 1.5"- .75" round stones.
So how deep is the trench.
what's the name of that pipe stuff
@deadmanswife3625 the trench varied depth between ~24" and 12". The pipe I used is perforated 4" N12. It's also known as double wall HDPE (high density polyethylene).
@@zaccheus thank you kindly. Just in case I need to do it I want to get the stuff you use
On the downside too bad the children lost their ice skating Pond for this winter coming up
@@deadmanswife3625 haha absolutely. I'm disappointed to say that I so rarely see kids playing outside anymore. I spent my summers outside dawn to dusk when I was a kid. I don't think I saw children outside all summer this year.
@@zaccheus 😊