DIY Culvert Installation with Compact Tractor!
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- Опубліковано 29 сер 2024
- Do it yourself is always cheaper so Tractor Time with Tim and neighbor Chris install new culvert pipes for two driveways. TTWT uses the John Deere 2038R and backhoe to dig out the ditch and place the new culvert.
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These are my favorite types of videos (and volunteer videos for church, elderly or vets) of the different styles you publish. I call them “stuff a subscriber might have to do”.
Great neighborly project with super results! Really glad to see you getting some use from that Lenker rod Tim! It's the only way to go once you get used to it!
💥 Backhoe work is just fun! One of favorite things to do with a tractor.
*Keep on tractoring!*
Good job ! It's amazing how much you can do with the little tractor. I appreciate you taking us a long on this project.
Hope you have a blessed day
Nice, I like these home projects - pure example of what homeowners who have small tractor can accomplish
Our farm has roughly 100 ft wide access. It’s so easy to safely get a big rig off the road. You are going to enjoy the change.
That will really be great for easier and safer entry and exit with trailers, semis etc. Nice work. Blessings.
My parents have the same situation, the road is quite a bit higher than the drive . We paved the apron to eliminate the constant pothole repairs.
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Great job on widening both driveway entrances. It will be much easier when you're towing a long trailer or a semi bringing a delivery. That sure is a lot of houses going in next door.
Good neighbor makes for a good neighbor. Great job!
As I said numerous times, I really like your homeprojects because your place/neighborhood is so beatiful!:)
Nice project guys!! (I’ve never seen those attachments on the ends of culvert pipe before.) I can relate to needing a wide drive entrance when trailering.
Maybe a future project will include an 8’ privacy fence for a little separation from future development.
That backhoe sure made that project easy!
Great job. Neighbor projects are the best!
I need a couple of new culvert's Tim. Let me know the next time you are in Wisconsin.
Hey, we’re experts now!
Great video as always look like a fun project and perfect for a little tractor when I built my house I had my excavator make my driveway wider at the end for trailers so glad I did makes such a difference
I grew up in the country and the only way we could solve the gravel problem at the edge of the highway was to pour a concrete pad where our vehicles stopped before pulling out onto the road. Our driveway was level, so I don’t think the hill is your problem. Luckily it is not nearly as expensive as paving a whole driveway and it fixed the problem.
Even if we eventually pave, we needed this addition in my opinion.
hydrosplus kit and the 9.5gpm pump turned my 1025r backhoe into a very capable and enjoyable machine to use also made the loader significantly faster and smoother to use
Been years ago, but when I bought my rural property I had to install 20' of 18" steel culvert... with a Cat D-6C dozer. Had to think outside the box with that one lol. Amazing what you can do to avoid a pick and shovel bwahahahahaha. Love your channel.Oh, state came in a couple of years ago and replaced my (and all others on the road) with nice concrete culverts for "free".
1the backhoe makes the job really possible with this setup.
Great job Tim!
A direct reading Lenker style grade rod
Great video!
you are making best videos !!!
Very kind. Thank you!
I definitely need that bucket in my life.
Looks great Tim
Great project!
Let’s get started . Good video
Tim just a fyi for you you only need a 1/4 of a inch in 20' to keep water moving that's what most sewer lines are set at.
It’s awesome to see you befriending your neighbors! You and Christy being like Jesus!
My neighbors are more like Jesus than we are. Nice to have great folks to keep us accountable!
Did you have to get approval from the county to expand your culverts? Where I live, we wanted to expand our entry drive, and it has to be approved by the county commissioner and have to do the call before you dig. Can't wait, Hopefully the next video you show smoothing out the gravel and dirt. Thanks for the inspiration, I want to take on our culvert expansion now.
Chris called. They said they didn’t care.
Hi Tim ,good video but it’s best to use crushed rock only for your driveway as the loose soils will make the way to the top though the rock
Uh, we weren’t working on a driveway, and this IS crushed stone.
Tim if your going to do much more pipe like that I have a socket you can have. It's built for pipe bolts such as those. I use mine daily.
Thanks Tim for publishing this video. Quick question. Where did you purchase your drain culvert and flairs? I see Tractor supply has the pipe but they did not have the flair ends. Thank you!
Chris acquired them. Not sure where.
Tim, Question? Do these ditches actually flow water? We have similar ditches along our road and they are not designed to flow water. They are retention ditches. Once they get to a certain level (which is quite high) they will then flow out of our neighborhood. Otherwise, the water slowly leeches into the ground. The point I am making is that if they are the retention type, you have just removed about 40 feet of leech surface by installing the culvert pipes and covering them.
Oh yea, they flow water.
Another great video.
Tim, your right rear tire looks a little soft. I thought at first you might be running your rear tires a little soft on purpose but the right tire looks normal. Still like to see the Kubota once in a while:)
Yea, they are likely a bit low.
I moved my mail box on other side of drive. Putting a wee bit further from the road.
Where do I get that stick. I have a Bosch laser and would like that for setting pitch.
Tim I believe that church crushed pipe was dug out and replaced with the old 2038r..
Ok. I forgot!
@@TractorTimewithTim we all do from time to time. Just an avid watcher and with a 2038r I sure remember those episodes 😅 not fortunate enough to have the backhoe though... Well a little backhoe at least
You didn’t mention having the area checked for utilities.
hey tim please get me the info on the tires on that tractor need tires on the tractor i just bought and watching them work in this video and the looks of them they will do good both not tearing up grass but also get down and dig when you need thiem to
Galaxy Garden Pro …one of the factory options.
I might have the drive slope downhill slightly toward the road by building the drive about 30' back.
We brought it basically level with the road for 30’ or so…then slope downward gently. Lots of dirt!
Tim I love your videos. Just a random question: What’s your opinion on Massey tractors? Thanks
Relatively positive.
Was wondering why you didn’t use abs plastic pipe instead of galvanized pipes which will eventually collapse and rust?
To match the original, making meeting up easier….and Chris wanted the steel pipe. So, we used it.
wanna get real fancy? do a heated ramp off the road. lol
I wish you would have shown this project completed.
Yea, I guess we didn’t. You’ll see it a bit later. We have it in upcoming episodes.
Tim, do you believe the 24” bucket would be effective on the 1025r, understanding that I wouldn’t be using it on hard pan?
Thanks, Jim
Depends on soil. Works great around here.
Tim, could you possibly let me know the brand of laser level you’re using and what pieces you need to make a whole laser level kit?
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What lenker grading stick are you using? GR1000ICF with feet and inches or the regular GR1000 with feet and 10ths?
Tenths.
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You need to move as soon as they start building…. Maybe you get lucky and with this current economic situation they will hold off 10 years building that
Curious if you needed a permit there to do this? I know where I use to live you needed a permit to put in a driveway, a culvert or widening a driveway.
Chris called. They said it was fine.
@@TractorTimewithTim as it should be.
Did you need a permit?
No. Chris called. They said they were fine with us adding these.
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Always amazed by your lack of burr rock and actual soil in your ground…all we have is clay and rock, without our teeth bucket we wouldn’t dig anything.
Tim, we’re did you get your laser level? Thank you.
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This laser offers two dimensional slope. That is why I use it.
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Will that longer culvert handle the flow?
Why not? Same size as the other part.
@@TractorTimewithTim if the original pipe has never filled, it should be okay, but the volume the pipe can move is reduced by its length, unless pressure is increased. Increased pressure = upstream overflow
Just curious as to why the county doesn’t take care of the right of way as they are paid to do.
What do you mean? Are they supposed to extend our culverts per your ‘rules’?
I don’t want my taxes going to stuff like that.
@@TractorTimewithTim anything related to the apron and culverts is county responsibility. You now have accepted responsibility if the roadway is somehow damaged in that area.
@@TractorTimewithTim and that’s not my rules. At least in MS it is law.
Chris Called the county before we did this. They were fine with us doing it.
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Down here in Florida with metal pipes we wrap those joints with filter fabric to keep the sand from leaking in those metal pipes no matter how good the o-rings on those pipes they'll have a tendency to leak over time