Thats an impressive operation. You bought the right equipment for the job and yeah its a big expense but the return is greater esp with the sand and it being all state spec for asphalt. Nice job.
Months late comment here, this awesome video awesome host. I like seeing rock or stone being crushed and made into aggregate and road base material and gravel and stockpiled. The camera angle is perfect your explanation of the material usage is nice. I see as lot of material videos and always wanted to know what do they do with the material. Keep up the good work
Yeah there's a similar operation north of here doing nearly the same thing but mostly crushing the reject blocks to make gravel. My boss bought several truck loads for his driveway now it doesn't get muddy in the spring and there's very little dust when its dry out.
Yes, ideally the jaw carrier would be longer and have a trapdoor to pull out fines. Having to handle the material over and over definitely added cost to the project
That host is a natural! We especially like the content starting at about 6:10. 🧡
This was his last ditch effort to not get fired. The Liberty Jaw is an absolute Animal!
Nice finished products across the video's.
Thank you!
Thats an impressive operation. You bought the right equipment for the job and yeah its a big expense but the return is greater esp with the sand and it being all state spec for asphalt. Nice job.
Thank you. This was a bit of an experiment as we went but glad we took on the project.
Great video👍
Thanks!! We appreciate it
Keep it up! It's fun seeing the process
Thanks Aaron!
Months late comment here, this awesome video awesome host. I like seeing rock or stone being crushed and made into aggregate and road base material and gravel and stockpiled. The camera angle is perfect your explanation of the material usage is nice. I see as lot of material videos and always wanted to know what do they do with the material. Keep up the good work
Rock on! Thanks Johnny
Nice to see someone recycling waste from excavations
Thanks Randy. Its challenging but worth it to clean up the landscape
@@wdscepaniak your doing a fantastic job, ty
Yeah there's a similar operation north of here doing nearly the same thing but mostly crushing the reject blocks to make gravel. My boss bought several truck loads for his driveway now it doesn't get muddy in the spring and there's very little dust when its dry out.
it makes an awesome base material but is very costly to manufacture
@@wdscepaniak Yeah thats a big downside sadly.
John, have you guys thought about putting that riprap plant up on a pad to direct feed the jaw with it. Eliminate that 988F rehandle.
Yes, ideally the jaw carrier would be longer and have a trapdoor to pull out fines. Having to handle the material over and over definitely added cost to the project
Working on a different carrier design to fix that issue in the future. planning to attack this project again this year with a better strategy
nice spread.
Thank you!
Damn. that's a very equipment intensive process. you must have to charge at least $15/ton for the work.
Yes indeed. This stuff ended up being pretty pricey but we were able to sell everything we produced
@@wdscepaniak That's good
nice, get em cowboys.
Yeehaw!
Why is tehe music so much louder than the dialogue?
I’m working on my editing