Cabin Build Part 8 Emergency Dig and Flood Control - TYM T25
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- Опубліковано 12 жов 2024
- We used the TYM T25 and backhoe to dig this flood control. As with all things in life, Building a cabin doesn't always go as planned. At the time of this video, we had flash flooding and 12 days of rain out of 15. We now have had even more rain perfectly spaced to keep us from working. Still, we had to get in on a day that it was dry enough to dig flood control ditches. I am glad we got them done. We had 1.5" of rain just after we finished digging.
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handled the slope, ditch, and stump like a champ
Yes she did. I could have pulled the backhoe in and made it easier. 😁
Thanks for taking the time to entertain and help us lear.
Your welcome. We are showing life.
Like number 653. Watching from Arkansas. Love it
Thank you, Bill. Do me a favor, and keep all that old hot air on your side of the river. LOL! Tennessee.
Been a drought in Louisiana, your blessed tohave river.
I like the Pushmi-Pullyu technique 😁
You got a good laugh out of me.
Need a buddy seat for Gizmo. 😁
Looking good Tony. Been raining here too. Almost every day. Grass grows a foot a week.
We have a good dry spell. Got to get some work done!
I see your walls have made .Its a Jim walker home lol. Man you guys I can't say enough good thing about tackling this build and farm.
This is an ECO Panel of Tennessee home. Super efficient.
Good job Tony and Tanya! Teamwork gets it done.
Thank you. We work well together.
You did what you had to do great job great video thanks Tony and Tanya and Gizmo
Better to find out now than once everything is buttoned up. Great that you have the gear and skills to head off stuff thike this.
Very impressed with what you guys have accomplished by yourselves. Can't wait to see you enjoying all your hard work sitting on the deck enjoying your coffee!! Definitely considering the TYM 2515 as our first tractor as well. Thanks for all you guys do.
Thank you. I am very satisfied with the performance of the TYM 2515. It does everything good. Well rounded.
Definitely a contender in my short list of tractors for sure.@@TonysTractorAdventure
Your bucket squeaks like mine, figured I wasn't greasing enough. But i guess that's normal huh?
I'm at about 15h on my T25, moved a lot of dirt so far, and used the backhoe to start building a road!
May not be as efficient as a bigger tractor, but it's getting it done, and easily fits everywhere!
I don't hear a squeak. If you hear a squeak, you need grease. My hydraulics squeal. That is the hydraulic bypass. That is OK.
@@TonysTractorAdventure gotcha, I grease regularly, maybe mine is hydraulic squeal as well. Thanks for explaining the difference!
The drain looks good , Tony. Hopefully that fixes the water problem. 👍
Awesome stuff as always. That should help alot with water hitting the building site. And I agree grease is the cheapest forum of tractor maintenance out there and will make stuff last a very long time if looked after properly 😀
Thank you for taking the time to explain the what and why on your videos. We are new to ranching and you supply great material. Keep it up fellow veteran👍🇺🇸
Thanks for another good one! After this storm blows through here, South GA, we should cool off for a few days. I hope so! As you know, this summer has been aweful. I'm ready for Fall.
I saw your pannels and am really looking forward to seeing those go up.
Thanks again!
It seems that for a lot of us, it has been a summer of rain. Makes it tough getting things done, even so, you are making progress. Nice team work on the tractor. Have a good one, Ben
Those big ditch rocks may be need ,hate to know after your finish it floods you or worst-case mud slid
Y'all motivate and bring us a sense of joy.
I look forward to seeing your weekly progress and your teamwork/ relationship.
Thank You for what you do.
Thanks so much!
Whats the air pressure on all your tires on that T25? Little work horse😊
I keep them around 12-15 PSI give or take.
Just wondering...i have the same in RK model & move a lot of logs, stumps.
i had i backhoe on my 2018 yanmar sa324 (fantastic machine) i needed a tym t494 to lift firewood logs w a fransgard sk-950 its similar to frostbite but has hardox i think ? its nice says made in denmark on jaws. the price was 2400 or so, maybe 2300? fit n finish and weld are quality. so my question maybe a video on backhoe? 25hp vs 474 vs 494/574 the power difference. what to expect with each? a ripper blade on the backhoe be fun. i bought a titan mechanical thumb and am using the two 1/2 jaw s with teeth sandwich a 3/8 hardox with teeth. the hardox may stick out an inch. great vids peace my friend R
Remember to release the parking brake before moving (the brake lights were on)... I accidentally do that all the time on my T25...
Tanja was riding the brakes. She is bad about that on the tractors.
did you ever try a huge log to divert some flash water? i cant see the lay of the land
I have not used a log before. Logs are too valuable. 😁
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Is soil pretty hard? It seems like it’s lacking power. No?
The soil is hard, but it is definitely not lacking power. I have to go slow to keep from pulling the tractor around with the backhoe. The backhoe is so strong, It will lift the back of the tractor off the ground. It will pull the tractor left and right. I have the tires loaded. The tractor loader and backhoe weighs around 3,000 lb
Why built in a swamp area you will have a mold problem
What swamp? It is on a hill about 120 feet above the closest creek. Are you sure you know what a swamp is?
I’m curious to why you think this is a swamp area as well. You can tell if you watch the videos on the build the building site is on hillside.
@@TonysTractorAdventure yes I know what a swamp is was b raised on a farm. You said that you have standing water in a run off down a slope or hill
Thanks for sharing it’s kinda a good thing that you got rain now you can make sure to shape the area to make sure water flows away from your cabin never hurts to go a little extra on water deterrent when building lol take care buddy
I thought we were going to need an ark. Two by two! 😁