Unmarked city utilities is the main reason why hydro excavation has become so common that you see the trucks everywhere now. Can’t damage the utility if all you’re doing is vacuuming out the dirt. (very simplistic explanation). They never use an auger anymore to install new power line poles anymore.
Great if frustrating job Captain. That old county road would now make an awesome double wide nature bike and running path with some asphalt. Get Mike some more work.
@@CaptainKleeman oh yeah very good. Looking at land to purchase. I want a hunting and fishing. Get away place for me and my nephews. I looked at a few great properties. All accessible by boat only. The snow machines in the winter. God bless
Send some of that rain 400 miles north to us. We have had 2.76 inches of rain since March 1st, normal is 11.87 inches. It feels good to cross utilities and not damage any.
🤔 A/C with the door open?!? Why not ? I drove my '94 convertible with the top down & a/c on all the time. As for the BWS, a backhoe operator found a 'live' water pipe while digging for a main. The pipe was not on any paper or electronic device. How it got there was, and always will be, unknown. But, was noted. 👍 to be extra careful.
This video reminded me of a term of endearment my crew used to refer to me as. I was "Greg Asshole-built." I was an absolute stickler for accurate drawings or details in as-builts because some poor bastard is gonna come along after me, somewhere down the road. Just nice for the next guy or gal to not stand around wondering WTF did he do?
Hi Mike. Another fun video to watch! Have you guys ever used dousing rods or witches sticks for locating underground water lines? We were putting an addition on our house and had a “well guy” come out to look at options for moving our well line. He pulled out his dousing rods and pretty much found the line spot on. He even helped map out our septic field. It was amazing how they worked. I have since used them at other peoples houses. I just took a metal coat hanger to make mine. Take care.
The first job I did out of high school was municipal construction, we ran a 6 inch pressure main on one of the oldest streets in this little town. After we were 2 weeks over on the bid time the city sent gas water and sewer crews and told us to dig everything up and they would fix it🤦♂️. We dug straight through 15 services. Our savings grace was overhead power and cable🤣. It was a nightmare!
Boy, Y'all would have loved excavation work in my little farm town city just north of Flint Michigan. They had lines and pipes going every which way going back to when they first started running sewer and water lines as well as buried trolly and narrow gauge lumber railroad tracks from the early 20th century. When the finally ran sewer line to our street which was the last south street towards Flint they found two gas lines they thought were dead actually active. Luckily they were cautious enough to have been digging a cross trench with shovels and only popped an extremely small hole in one and we're able to find the turn off valve because one of the old to timer retired city works guy lived on my street and he showed them where it was. Fun time when they freaked out and went knocking on doors to evaluate our street and the ones north and south of us. Firetrucks, police cars and other emergency vehicles from two surrounding toelwns showed up. Us kids had a blast. My Mom was pissed off. She'd just put some cherry pies (we had 7 cherry trees) in the oven and refused to leave so two fireman carried here out screaming. After that the city finally went into overdrive finding all the old lines and pipes. Cheaper than what the 3 district emergency response cost them. Got the city council recalled for refusing to fund it for decades even tho the county had told them to. Again, us kids had a blast. All the Mom's ticked off becauseno baking while they did the digging due to more known lost active gas lines. It all had to be hand dug till found. Another turned off the stove.
Lookin good Capt. back again at my buddy’s place I see. Cleaned up really nice through the woods, I was wondering how it would clean up with the giant boulders that came out when y’all dug the trench. Can’t wait to get back over there to see the finished product. Any idea if Mike is going to have any video of him dozing the trench closed?
The 8th of June, we started August here in NW Illinois. 90+ degrees for a week, lawns and sandy ridges in the fields are burning up. Too bad the rain doesn't have to go where it's needed.
Thanks for sharing, another great video. Wishing you and your family the best. How did you know I love mushrooms, headed right over to check out the new channel.
When I was in grade school, the church attached to the school started construction of a much larger sanctuary in the next city block. I'm not sure exactly what was and wasn't marked (I wasn't yet nine), but the excavator that was beginning the clearing hit a phone trunk line. Several pairs of 600VDC lines blew a hole in the shovel/bucket/whatever it was big enough to put a softball through. They brought a section of the cable in and passed it around the school for show-and-tell. I would not want to have been the one to have to patch that trunk line back together...
Need a Kleeman T-shirt: "Change of plans" with list of reasons... it's raining, wrong location, this is busted, should be... on and on. With all this creative thinking, I knew wild mushrooms were involved. LOL. Good work Captain. Cheers!
Well I was waiting for sparks and water to start flying but you got lucky my friend !! Never hit a power or water line but have hit a gas line. Makes an engine run wild !!!! Nice job Cpt.
Found to abandoned water lines, never found the in-use water line. Well, at least Captain Kleeman didn't destroy anything important. But somebody in the future will find the in-use line, and it will be a wet and messy repair!
Nice. I could be as accurate with those marker flags if I weighted one end and used them like lawn darts. I think the slow camera fall (and mangled tripod) is pretty much a Derby signature, I accused another channel of copying you earlier this week, when his camera got hit by a roller and did a nice slow motion fall! 🤣
Bud i work for a city sewer department and there is no tracer wires and never will be in my line of work. we go off old timers word and memory or when someone hit a sewer line. 75% of the time there is a gas line right on top of our lines and we have even found gas lines bored right through our sanitary sewer mains.
Okay I just got back from Chelsea’s new channel. Subscriber #857 I think. Finding and cooking morel mushrooms is something I’ve wondered since a coworker brought in some for another coworker a few years ago.
11kV found in a 3 inch pipe with am Oxy Acetylene torch back in the 1980s it was a feed to a substation that the electric board in Padiham Lancashire UK did know was there. Our guy lost most of his facial hair and head hair + plus bruised bum and it ruined the head of the gas axe torch, it was 5pm and my boss gave him the rest of the day off. Our factory had 5 11kV substations inside the factory floor and a very large switch room in the street. Sorry I am a bit late, it might make someone laugh. The most danger I have had was soldering live 240V gas appliance test rigs since they did not want to shutdown production.
While watching this video I was getting crazy angry at people who bury utilities and don't set some tape above. It was SO satisfying to see you do it. I think it should be mandatory for any type of buried utility line: it don't cost much and it makes things SO much easier for others in the future... Jumping on to Chelsea's channel now ! As always, greetings from France, Lt Cpt ! ;-)
In the uk it is mandatory, some of the tapes have the tracer wire embedded in them. Think that is good idea, even so most stuff has to be put into ducting.
I'm scheduled to dig a trench for a water line on friends property in a few days. I got to dich witch a hundred feet or so. No big deal, right? The only hang up for me is that main power feed that I got to cross over. It's just 14,500 VAC. The house it feeds has a 2 Amp fuse in the transformer on the primary side.
I used a 100' Water Level to do my first building pad 30 years ago. And I still have it. However I currently use a TopCon RL-H4C. Both are accurate, just one is quicker. Great job on the utilities.
I drove truck for years with window down and air on! I’m surprised there is county/city water out there. Rural areas by me are all well water( which I prefer anyway) Great video!
I have both. The drinking water is from a water mutual and I have a 4" well (drilled down to 150') for my pecan trees and to irrigate the lawn and other fruit trees. Even then, the water is very hard (130~ grains) of hardness. I live in a desert so water is hard to find.
Cap’n that excavator dowsing rod needs calibrated! Or, perhaps it doesn’t.... iffen the waterline was abandoned... perhaps it knows more than the engineers! I heard about a guy who lived in Canada who had trouble with his water level freezing in the winter. It was a garden hose with clear tubing screwed to the ends. Being a backwoods, DIY kind of guy he brought it into the shop. There he thawed it, emptied the water and filled it with Vodka. It worked great. The bonus was... after the spring thaw he could pour a shot of Vodka into his drink at lunchtime to give him a boost. When he went back to the shop, he topped it off with more Vodka and never suffered another sober day on the job... no matter what the weather was! Coincidentally, I received a Media Mod for my GP8 yesterday. Thanks for the waterproofing heads up. Now, if you’ll pardon me I have a new channel to subscribe to and support!
Kind of strange to have window open and a/c on but what ever makes the operator happy is good. Your luck is changing since you did not hit that water pipe.
Mike another job well done as always I do have one question are you going to keep an eye on that other piece of property that's next to the abandoned house property that also connected to your property just asking this is Bob from Vero Beach Florida God bless and have a great day
One thing I despise is locating existing utilities, causes anxiety and rage to the point were I don't give a shut and end up ripping it out tge ground lol. Good video captain will check out and sub to Chelsea's channel
It is not an exact science locating utilities, the plans and markers sometimes make a fool of you !!! Maybe next time, throw a javelin 🤣 You will be needing another coffee can fund for tripod replacements, only proving you are happy to keep those shots (literally) in the video!!! Road resurfacing in the rain will help with the compaction of the stone, spent many a wet hour doing that sort of work..... Glad you were able to get the drone up, will you be using it for more towboat traffic recordings? Already subscribed to Chelseas' channel this morning, think I ended being no. 20, does qualify as getting at basement level???
@@CaptainKleeman Thanks for the reply! Hardware stores here sell the gravel by dipper full, sometimes full, and say they are putting about a ton in the bed. Their machines are no bigger than the Kubota. So just confirming how bad I am getting ripped when I have to purchase.
any reason you guys dont drill water wells for each house? even here in jersey in the rural parts we all have our own wells for each house... just curious mike great video!
You know, I watched local city replace water mains, an upgrade in capacity and replacing old mains that needed it. They used steel pipe with a 5 foot diameter.
@@CaptainKleeman this regions water mains service over a million people, the size is for the water flow needed. Just gives a reference to how large a community is, the bigger diameter the water main, the larger the population being serviced.
@@CaptainKleeman Figure it out and patent it. When you get rich from it remember me and send me on a week long vacation to Yellow Stone National Park. I would like to see it before it blows up the entire country.
When you were walkin' thru the woods around the 25 minute mark, what was that chittering noise? Have the cicadas finally arrived? I've seen where some folks are actually coming up with recipes for them!!
Unmarked city utilities is the main reason why hydro excavation has become so common that you see the trucks everywhere now.
Can’t damage the utility if all you’re doing is vacuuming out the dirt. (very simplistic explanation).
They never use an auger anymore to install new power line poles anymore.
Definitely a cool tech!
Owned a construction company in Ohio years ago, enjoy watching the machines working, it’s in my blood LOL
I hear ya!
Where's the water???????????????????
Can't control the weather got to do what you can!! Subscribed to Chelsea's channel!!
Thanks you!
Congratulations on 30,000+ subscribers.
Great if frustrating job Captain.
That old county road would now make an awesome double wide nature bike and running path with some asphalt.
Get Mike some more work.
Thank you sir!
Crazy unknowns, sucks to have that stress. Excellent video Captain. Mirrors still look good 😳😂 Going to check out the new channel also 👍🇺🇸
Thank you sir!
Love digging. Hate other utilities. Work for water dept. Had fun one day finding abandoned water service on a 30 inch main.
Woah
Got nice and wet. Could not shut off main
Hide and seek utilities style. Good job on the trenching. Already subscribed to her channel.
That ground would be a pleasure to dig. Where I am it's all rock. BIG rock.( like rocks the size of Volkswagen's). Made for some long days.
Looks better than some our our county roads!
😂😂
Great video and thanks for sharing! Stay Safe Guys!
Thanks for watching!
A little jet lagged coming home from Alaska. Yet I get to enjoy Captain. With my breakfast. Thanks buddy and God bless
Hope you had a good trip!
@@CaptainKleeman oh yeah very good. Looking at land to purchase. I want a hunting and fishing. Get away place for me and my nephews. I looked at a few great properties. All accessible by boat only. The snow machines in the winter. God bless
You keep your videos so interesting, love watching. Thank you...
Thank you for watching!
Send some of that rain 400 miles north to us. We have had 2.76 inches of rain since March 1st, normal is 11.87 inches. It feels good to cross utilities and not damage any.
I’ll get the buckets
@@CaptainKleeman Thanks
I like to drive in wintertime with the heat on and the windows open.
Heck yeah!
Captain great video, your wife’s channel sounds great! Thanks for sharing. Kevin
Thanks for stopping by
@ 1:37, was that a Run DMC reference??? Because it would be tricky to "rock around"...... (unless you were back in those woods)!!!!
Great vedio 👍
Thank you!
Really enjoy watching your videos 🇺🇲
Thank you!
🤔 A/C with the door open?!? Why not ? I drove my '94 convertible with the top down & a/c on all the time. As for the BWS, a backhoe operator found a 'live' water pipe while digging for a main. The pipe was not on any paper or electronic device. How it got there was, and always will be, unknown. But, was noted.
👍 to be extra careful.
Good old mystery utilities
This video reminded me of a term of endearment my crew used to refer to me as. I was "Greg Asshole-built." I was an absolute stickler for accurate drawings or details in as-builts because some poor bastard is gonna come along after me, somewhere down the road. Just nice for the next guy or gal to not stand around wondering WTF did he do?
It is always better lucky. :)
Hi Mike. Another fun video to watch!
Have you guys ever used dousing rods or witches sticks for locating underground water lines? We were putting an addition on our house and had a “well guy” come out to look at options for moving our well line. He pulled out his dousing rods and pretty much found the line spot on. He even helped map out our septic field. It was amazing how they worked. I have since used them at other peoples houses. I just took a metal coat hanger to make mine. Take care.
Yup, that's how we found some of the abandoned lines,. The problem here is that they find water, not necessarily the water we are looking for lol
@@CaptainKleeman that would be very disturbing having those abandoned lines and trying to find the real one. Take care.
The first job I did out of high school was municipal construction, we ran a 6 inch pressure main on one of the oldest streets in this little town. After we were 2 weeks over on the bid time the city sent gas water and sewer crews and told us to dig everything up and they would fix it🤦♂️. We dug straight through 15 services. Our savings grace was overhead power and cable🤣. It was a nightmare!
Hahaha, that’s crazy!
Boy, Y'all would have loved excavation work in my little farm town city just north of Flint Michigan.
They had lines and pipes going every which way going back to when they first started running sewer and water lines as well as buried trolly and narrow gauge lumber railroad tracks from the early 20th century. When the finally ran sewer line to our street which was the last south street towards Flint they found two gas lines they thought were dead actually active.
Luckily they were cautious enough to have been digging a cross trench with shovels and only popped an extremely small hole in one and we're able to find the turn off valve because one of the old to timer retired city works guy lived on my street and he showed them where it was.
Fun time when they freaked out and went knocking on doors to evaluate our street and the ones north and south of us.
Firetrucks, police cars and other emergency vehicles from two surrounding toelwns showed up.
Us kids had a blast.
My Mom was pissed off.
She'd just put some cherry pies (we had 7 cherry trees) in the oven and refused to leave so two fireman carried here out screaming.
After that the city finally went into overdrive finding all the old lines and pipes.
Cheaper than what the 3 district emergency response cost them.
Got the city council recalled for refusing to fund it for decades even tho the county had told them to.
Again, us kids had a blast.
All the Mom's ticked off becauseno baking while they did the digging due to more known lost active gas lines.
It all had to be hand dug till found.
Another turned off the stove.
Yikes! Love your Mom's reaction!
My question is, when they had to redo/reroute the line, why not put a tracer wire in and make life easier??
Thanks for sharing Captain 👍 Good Luck Chelsea with your channel Looking forward to seeing great content 👍
Thank you sir!
Lookin good Capt. back again at my buddy’s place I see. Cleaned up really nice through the woods, I was wondering how it would clean up with the giant boulders that came out when y’all dug the trench. Can’t wait to get back over there to see the finished product.
Any idea if Mike is going to have any video of him dozing the trench closed?
The 8th of June, we started August here in NW Illinois. 90+ degrees for a week, lawns and sandy ridges in the fields are burning up. Too bad the rain doesn't have to go where it's needed.
Never seems to be where it’s needed
👍👍
Thanks for sharing, another great video. Wishing you and your family the best.
How did you know I love mushrooms, headed right over to check out the new channel.
Thanks for going over!
When I was in grade school, the church attached to the school started construction of a much larger sanctuary in the next city block. I'm not sure exactly what was and wasn't marked (I wasn't yet nine), but the excavator that was beginning the clearing hit a phone trunk line. Several pairs of 600VDC lines blew a hole in the shovel/bucket/whatever it was big enough to put a softball through. They brought a section of the cable in and passed it around the school for show-and-tell. I would not want to have been the one to have to patch that trunk line back together...
That would have been a sight!
Ty for the video 🙂🙂👍😎
Thanks for watching
Need a Kleeman T-shirt: "Change of plans" with list of reasons... it's raining, wrong location, this is busted, should be... on and on. With all this creative thinking, I knew wild mushrooms were involved. LOL. Good work Captain. Cheers!
Hahaha, thanks for watching!
I second this idea!!!
“It’s dry here anyways” captain says…..lol
😂
Headed to Chelsea's channel now. I'm sure it'll show a lot of fun stuff. Have a blessed and safe weekend.
Thank you!
Awesome work Captain Kleeman and I will check out her channel
Thank you!
Awesome jop captain loads of patience great video 🏴
Thank you sir
Your not the only one that runs ac with windows open I also run heat in winter with windows open unless it's pouring rain
Same here!
I am glad you got a new drone. I was really missing the drone footage.
Me too! Thanks for the feedback
Well I was waiting for sparks and water to start flying but you got lucky my friend !! Never hit a power or water line but have hit a gas line. Makes an engine run wild !!!! Nice job Cpt.
Hahaha, yeah it does!
Found to abandoned water lines, never found the in-use water line. Well, at least Captain Kleeman didn't destroy anything important. But somebody in the future will find the in-use line, and it will be a wet and messy repair!
Nice. I could be as accurate with those marker flags if I weighted one end and used them like lawn darts. I think the slow camera fall (and mangled tripod) is pretty much a Derby signature, I accused another channel of copying you earlier this week, when his camera got hit by a roller and did a nice slow motion fall! 🤣
😂😂
I saw that too, Captain you need to trademark that move 🤣
Bud i work for a city sewer department and there is no tracer wires and never will be in my line of work. we go off old timers word and memory or when someone hit a sewer line. 75% of the time there is a gas line right on top of our lines and we have even found gas lines bored right through our sanitary sewer mains.
My respect to you sir!
I was really surprised that the electric was underground. Thank Chelsea for some great Kleeman family videos. Will be looking forward to seeing more!
Thanks for watching
I"m glad you have that job and not me. That would drive me nuts.
Okay I just got back from Chelsea’s new channel.
Subscriber #857 I think.
Finding and cooking morel mushrooms is something I’ve wondered since a coworker brought in some for another coworker a few years ago.
Thanks for subscribing!
NYA Millenial knows how to dowse, it does work, what have you got to loose. Have fun at home first to prove it.
How you think we ended up in this situation? 😂😂
ah that old perry co yellow clay we have nice black gumbo in mo real sticky
Sticky indeed!
A 3" waterline that feeds the whole ridge including DP...................and then my internet went down. THAT is a master tease to beat them all :)
Missed my opportunity hahaha
I always use copper rods to pin point water lines, copper “dowsing rods”, they will cross each other directly over the line
That’s how we ended up in this situation 😂. They also pick up any old lines that have water in them.
Yeah Capt, I'm really beginning to like this channel, back woods, all that good stuff.
Glad you’re enjoying it!
11kV found in a 3 inch pipe with am Oxy Acetylene torch back in the 1980s it was a feed to a substation that the electric board in Padiham Lancashire UK did know was there. Our guy lost most of his facial hair and head hair + plus bruised bum and it ruined the head of the gas axe torch, it was 5pm and my boss gave him the rest of the day off.
Our factory had 5 11kV substations inside the factory floor and a very large switch room in the street.
Sorry I am a bit late, it might make someone laugh.
The most danger I have had was soldering live 240V gas appliance test rigs since they did not want to shutdown production.
While watching this video I was getting crazy angry at people who bury utilities and don't set some tape above. It was SO satisfying to see you do it. I think it should be mandatory for any type of buried utility line: it don't cost much and it makes things SO much easier for others in the future... Jumping on to Chelsea's channel now !
As always, greetings from France, Lt Cpt ! ;-)
I agree and thanks!
In the uk it is mandatory, some of the tapes have the tracer wire embedded in them. Think that is good idea, even so most stuff has to be put into ducting.
I'm scheduled to dig a trench for a water line on friends property in a few days. I got to dich witch a hundred feet or so. No big deal, right? The only hang up for me is that main power feed that I got to cross over. It's just 14,500 VAC. The house it feeds has a 2 Amp fuse in the transformer on the primary side.
That'l be Just Fine, Bud!
That’s right!
I used a 100' Water Level to do my first building pad 30 years ago.
And I still have it. However I currently use a TopCon RL-H4C.
Both are accurate, just one is quicker.
Great job on the utilities.
They are very handy!
Great video, looking forward to your next videos, they sound interesting! 😁👍😁👍
Good stuff coming!
I drove truck for years with window down and air on!
I’m surprised there is county/city water out there. Rural areas by me are all well water( which I prefer anyway)
Great video!
Glad I’m not the only one! Haha. We are lucky to have good water systems here
I have both. The drinking water is from a water mutual and I have a 4" well (drilled down to 150') for my pecan trees and to irrigate the lawn and other fruit trees. Even then, the water is very hard (130~ grains) of hardness. I live in a desert so water is hard to find.
Cap’n that excavator dowsing rod needs calibrated! Or, perhaps it doesn’t.... iffen the waterline was abandoned... perhaps it knows more than the engineers!
I heard about a guy who lived in Canada who had trouble with his water level freezing in the winter. It was a garden hose with clear tubing screwed to the ends.
Being a backwoods, DIY kind of guy he brought it into the shop. There he thawed it, emptied the water and filled it with Vodka. It worked great.
The bonus was... after the spring thaw he could pour a shot of Vodka into his drink at lunchtime to give him a boost. When he went back to the shop, he topped it off with more Vodka and never suffered another sober day on the job... no matter what the weather was!
Coincidentally, I received a Media Mod for my GP8 yesterday. Thanks for the waterproofing heads up.
Now, if you’ll pardon me I have a new channel to subscribe to and support!
A vodka line…now that’s an idea
Kind of strange to have window open and a/c on but what ever makes the operator happy is good. Your luck is changing since you did not hit that water pipe.
Definitely a lucky kind of day
Love it.
Thank you
That HX85a is a great machine for utility, water line jobs like this one. Could almost replace the little cat mini.
Definitely a great machine
Bon travail pas facile bravo 🇨🇵🇨🇵🇨🇵🤭🤗 papy gilbert de France bisous
Merci!
Mike another job well done as always I do have one question are you going to keep an eye on that other piece of property that's next to the abandoned house property that also connected to your property just asking this is Bob from Vero Beach Florida God bless and have a great day
Yup
new channel for your wife im in. thanks for the vids. cheers captain.
Thanks for watching!
👌🤓
I can’t believe that the water company didn’t send and pair of eyes on site
They did a couple times. Great guys
I have wondered why Mike doesn’t put tracer wires in when installing lines…
One thing I despise is locating existing utilities, causes anxiety and rage to the point were I don't give a shut and end up ripping it out tge ground lol. Good video captain will check out and sub to Chelsea's channel
Can definitely be frustrating
It is not an exact science locating utilities, the plans and markers sometimes make a fool of you !!! Maybe next time, throw a javelin 🤣
You will be needing another coffee can fund for tripod replacements, only proving you are happy to keep those shots (literally) in the video!!!
Road resurfacing in the rain will help with the compaction of the stone, spent many a wet hour doing that sort of work.....
Glad you were able to get the drone up, will you be using it for more towboat traffic recordings?
Already subscribed to Chelseas' channel this morning, think I ended being no. 20, does qualify as getting at basement level???
Tripod fund is killing me 😂
@@CaptainKleeman
Oh my 😱🤣
SALUDOS KLEEMAN FROM CLIFTON N.J. G.B.Y. ANOTHER GREAT VIDEO.
I’ve seen cat has some dozers with open ROPS and has air conditioner
That D4 Of Mikes has heat vents with open ROPs!
Hot Rod Lincoln.....
👍🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🗽🙏🏻 Enjoyed!
Thank you!
sometimes you're the bug - sometimes you're the windshield - today - you were the windshield.
hello from barnsley in the uk were is the link to your wife's channel keep up with the ship Captain Pugwash
Captain you need to talk DP into getting the Hyundai and give you the 120 I'd LOL
😂😂 unlikely, but I wouldn’t turn it down
How many guys in Derby have excavators?
DP would never give up his baby. He’d give away the Volvo long before the 120.
Capt, the red dump needs a interior cab cleaning so get DP to get-r-dun
About how much does each buck on the skid steer hold? I only saw 1 bucket load onto the truck. Thanks
Put six buckets in the back. Just didn’t film all of it
@@CaptainKleeman Thanks for the reply! Hardware stores here sell the gravel by dipper full, sometimes full, and say they are putting about a ton in the bed. Their machines are no bigger than the Kubota. So just confirming how bad I am getting ripped when I have to purchase.
from the Netherlands thanks for the video Captain Kleeman
Thanks for watching!
@@CaptainKleeman
I'm now subscribed to Mrs.Kleeman's channel
Mad backing skills!
Thank you
here in Australia fiber optic is in pipe
That’s how it should be!
That’s to prevent Demolition Dave from blowing it up no doubt
@@grilnam9945 no
any reason you guys dont drill water wells for each house? even here in jersey in the rural parts we all have our own wells for each house... just curious mike great video!
So did the rooster get wet??? (Inserting veiled innuendo comment on this thread) 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 and keeping it PG kids!!!
ed the D4G there to backfill the trench
Love he area you show from the drone..😎
Thanks for the feedback
salut mon beau cap ( captain )
Captain you are the hardest working man on you tube. Good on you.
Well I don’t think that’s true, but thanks for the kind words!
lol captain, next run you get tell the crew ( thousands of feet) of gutter line needed 😁
😂😂
Subbed the Mrs Mrs Channel and look forward to finding out about wild mushrooms
Thank you!
Closed captions please
I always turn them on. Every time. It’s on UA-cam’s end.
You know, I watched local city replace water mains, an upgrade in capacity and replacing old mains that needed it. They used steel pipe with a 5 foot diameter.
That’s crazy!
@@CaptainKleeman this regions water mains service over a million people, the size is for the water flow needed.
Just gives a reference to how large a community is, the bigger diameter the water main, the larger the population being serviced.
Cap'n, the new excavator needs a detailing. 😆
They turned off the CC again! 😥 no can 👂you
Actually wiped down the inside a couple days later
Apparently YT can turn it off at will?
So do you run john deere controls or old school operator controls?
ISO
I'm surprised that they have water service in rural areas there. Is the water too bad to use wells?
We have some well water here, but lots of fresh water supply where we are
There ought to be a way they could insert a location wire in the water mains.
That would be slick
@@CaptainKleeman Figure it out and patent it. When you get rich from it remember me and send me on a week long vacation to Yellow Stone National Park. I would like to see it before it blows up the entire country.
@@rickster9993 😂
When you were walkin' thru the woods around the 25 minute mark, what was that chittering noise? Have the cicadas finally arrived? I've seen where some folks are actually coming up with recipes for them!!
Yes it is! They like talking
You should have sent DP a picture of the water line then not answer your phone 🤣
😂😂
You know it was painfull when Captains sayd "thousands" of feet instead of hundreds hahahaha
It hurt me too
@@CaptainKleeman I was refering to the digging haha
@@leandro9311 yeah, it always bothers me when I realize I struggle with words or say the wrong thing.
@@CaptainKleeman Its all part of the fun isn´t it ?? Don´t worry about it, keep it like it is, real
We still love ya, Cap’n