I wonder how many people still comment saying 'you are doing it wrong'? You nailed it with 'it's my way / the right way for this video'! Good video Matt! 👍
Shows his need to get a laugh exceeds his drive to give up being immature. Not saying never use it but gawd…he says it like he is trying to protect its copyright. Enough already.
The best excavator breakdown was about 20 years ago. We where putting in 2000ft of 4ft cement culvert and it was a very hot summer. The machine broke the eye for the pin that holds the boom to the house. Mind you I'm in the trench not the machine it's humid and 101 degrees in the shade that I wasn't in. It took 3 days to fix. Those 3 days where the hottest 3 days of the summer
Just because the outer rubber is perished does not mean you have to change all the hoses, i have hydraulic hoses where the outer rubber is crumbled away 10+ years ago and the hose still works just fine :-)
I probably speak for more than just myself but I love your channel because you DO have so many projects going at once, I can relate! Appreciate the time you put in to making the videos and the quality of the content you put in them! I know when I see a new video it is going to be worth my time to sit down and watch it, thanks so much for what you do. ...and I must say I am going to steal "Two birds stoned at once" that is just fricking good stuff right there!!!!
I love that song Matt played while he was reinstalling the line. It'd be the perfect spaghetti western movie theme song. I can just see a young Clint Eastwood riding his horse into a town of bad Hombes to do some justice dealing out.
I always wanted to be a heavy equipment operator. That was my first choice for trade school, but it didn’t work out. I ended up doing the other thing I love to do which is cut hair. Think that’s why I enjoy watching you work. Hits me right in the feels.
@@melodeekeays229 Melodee !!! Thank you for writing. Much appreciated. Knowing that there other "girls" out there enjoying this Matt do stuff guy makes me happy.
@@Polecat54941 Polecat, please help me with this. I don't understand you comment 'all viewers are girls'. You have got me going because of your reply. Please elaborate.
I have a particular skill set...that allows me to do it MY way! And you do it so well!!! Keep up the great work...and whatever project you decide to share with us next is always fine by me!
Matt, maybe use some of the junk wood left over for a fire at the farm shop and do a live q and a woth your fans soon that would be cool. Keep it up. Thx
Use a speed handle to undo nuts and bolts quickly or use a bracebit with a socket adapter on it. Or even a Yankee screwdriver with a socket adapter on it from Lee Valley tools. I often use a two-speed egg beater drill with a socket adapter on it, or with a screwdriver adapter on it. I seldom use drill bits in my egg beaters. I love my cordless egg beaters. They never need batteries. 😀
I’m not a fan of hydraulic lines blowing. It’s always a messy job. 9 times out of 10 for me it in the middle of a snowstorm and slush, salt, and hydraulic fluid are raining down on me. Just thinking about it is depressing me. Thank your plow guys 👍
My garage is my man cave and I have a homemade wood heater in it! Works great for heating it for me in there a when friends come here to drink beer too Matt! I try my best to gather oak for heating it! Thanks for sharing Brother!👌🏻🤙🏻🤙🏻
Matt, please wear hearing protection when using your chainsaw & working with your heavy machinery. I never did and now have to wear hearing aids. They are a total pain but are now necessary.
Hey there Matt. Good to see you still punching out great footage so often. The bonus for me this week was seeing your “Managing Director” out and about with you at the trencher display at the tail of the video. She looks great and I’d like see her in a lot more of your projects, especially pulling you into line and chewing on your ear as required! Ha ha. All the best from down here in Australia.
hey hey matt, some of us would love to see you tinkering/sitting around your buddies shop too. just chilling or messing with stuff too of course if your buddy don't mind that is. your daily life struggles are pretty cool "and we love them" feeding and maintaining your cows would make an awesome moment too. worked on 426 head self contained cow farm for awhile, fixed stuff, grew and harvested crops for them too. so i know the struggles well so: much respect matt
I think you can get som interesting video if you attach a camera on the side of the bom just behind the bucket so we can se what you do with the bucket and thumb, as long as it does not risk damage to said camera of cause. Can maintenance prolong hydraulic line life like to stop them blowing or is it always go till you blow and then replace? Thanks for yet another interesting and entertaining video.
Big bunch of wood, I see many beer events happening in your neighbours garage... Cheers! Nice to see the Missus next to that Ditch Witch... :-D Have fun, thx for the vid! :-D
Well I'll be.. a fella was just, ya know, drinking on his morning coffee and while surfing the UA-cams when he hooked his peepers on a Diesel Creek vidya. That just makes a guy happier than Garth Brooks at a rodeo.
I am glad my neighbours live a lot closer 😂😂 but it is nice of you to help them giving them the logs rather than just burn it like a lot do take care.ps looks like you need some more stone around the building.😀👍
I'm a big fan Matt ... But using one of the most dangerous tools on the planet without hearing protection, a face shield, gloves and cutting pants is insane.
Hello Matt, great video as always, this is the real life! Up to min. 14:16 at least, you're home I think so, yes, is detrimental but, upon seeing what you're seeing, I guess and please don't take me wrong, I guess we need to give more maintenance to our vehicles. I know you're busy just as I am, just a suggestion to every year have your equipment bellies open for a quick check up and, if you see the "skin" of a hose, maybe is time to review it and replace it before it blows and then, you may be forced to delay a job outside of your home which is not the same. Ok I'll get back to my class, am learning with you! Up to min 18:47 If this hose is not too expensive, is it worth it to have a couple handy in your shop, long enough so, if in case one blows you have one or two long enough you can install? If is too long you can shorten by making a little loop. Or and, if making it depends of having the crimping machine, is it worth it to then by the crimper and some hose, so, if any time one "wants to break", you make one right there? Then you'll start selling hydraulic lines hahaha.
Hose crimp dies and a couple reels of hose would be a big investment. But I think you would end up saving money in a very short time with the amount of old equipment you have. Replacing all the questionable hoses wouldn't be too expensive if you could make them yourself.
Maybe you should think about getting the equipment to make your own hydraulic hoses. Seems like you need it done so often that it might be worth the investment.
Have you seen container prices lately. I was going to buy one and they have jumped from the 3k to 3500 delivered price to now right about 9k. Screw that they are just to damn costly and one might as well build a small building for that price. I priced out one ball park 20x20 for around 10k with shingles and siding, osb inside instead of drywall and every thing else. That is going the cheap route.
You ever thought about buying the tools for making hydraulic lines? Given how much they often cost and they always go when your busy. Could be worth it if it’s cost effective.
Wouldn't some woodworker want that cherry? My uncle used to ask local farmers for any cherry trees they cut down. It was his favorite wood to make things out of. He had a mini band saw that he fabricated and could saw up boards out of wood as short as 16" lengths.
yeah some company needs to come up with a solution for the cost of those lines... like if some chinese company made a whole package for that excavator for $1000 $1500.. that would be worth doing... it would be nicer if an american company did it but that will never happen. GET YOUR STUFF DONE MAN ITS GONNA GET COLD SOON!
you should buy a hydraulic hose crimper and a bunch of hydraulic lines, allone with the ammount of old equipment you have that money back in after 5 to 8 years also you cna make any weird lenght you need like meny manufacturers putting shitty lenghts you cant get except as specific spare parts or purpose made hoses
I wonder how many people still comment saying 'you are doing it wrong'? You nailed it with 'it's my way / the right way for this video'! Good video Matt! 👍
"..did he just call me a dirty-ho again?" BOOM goes the hydraulic line.
That is a compliment, come on.
Shows his need to get a laugh exceeds his drive to give up being immature. Not saying never use it but gawd…he says it like he is trying to protect its copyright. Enough already.
24:15 "Get two birds stoned at once". The sayings you have sometimes XD
The best excavator breakdown was about 20 years ago. We where putting in 2000ft of 4ft cement culvert and it was a very hot summer. The machine broke the eye for the pin that holds the boom to the house. Mind you I'm in the trench not the machine it's humid and 101 degrees in the shade that I wasn't in. It took 3 days to fix. Those 3 days where the hottest 3 days of the summer
I loved how you said these issues impact production. Very funny but true.
I love watching you work that International dump truck man. Keep the videos coming
Just because the outer rubber is perished does not mean you have to change all the hoses, i have hydraulic hoses where the outer rubber is crumbled away 10+ years ago and the hose still works just fine :-)
Another great video Matt. Beautiful country up there!
I probably speak for more than just myself but I love your channel because you DO have so many projects going at once, I can relate! Appreciate the time you put in to making the videos and the quality of the content you put in them! I know when I see a new video it is going to be worth my time to sit down and watch it, thanks so much for what you do. ...and I must say I am going to steal "Two birds stoned at once" that is just fricking good stuff right there!!!!
Your welcome to use it, I stole it from “trailer park boys” lol 😬👍🏼
Great Music being played.
I love that song Matt played while he was reinstalling the line. It'd be the perfect spaghetti western movie theme song.
I can just see a young Clint Eastwood riding his horse into a town of bad Hombes to do some justice dealing out.
I thought exactly the same. 😁
Good to see you again Matt
It's nice to see your main squeeze enjoying a little outing with you - ya you need a double to help keep up with all we would like to see
I always wanted to be a heavy equipment operator. That was my first choice for trade school, but it didn’t work out. I ended up doing the other thing I love to do which is cut hair. Think that’s why I enjoy watching you work. Hits me right in the feels.
txs for sharing...more to come, awesome
12:52 I got that same craftsman bag - because it was on sale of course
Great video thank you for the update on the rest of your project two thumbs
Matt, I really like it when you say boys and girls, since I am a loyal follower and happen to be a girl. xo Claire
I'm a girl too. I agree with you.
@@melodeekeays229 Melodee !!! Thank you for writing. Much appreciated. Knowing that there other "girls" out there enjoying this Matt do stuff guy makes me happy.
@@clairestaffieri4398 Plot twist, All Matts viewers are girls!
@@Polecat54941 Polecat, please help me with this. I don't understand you comment 'all viewers are girls'. You have got me going because of your reply. Please elaborate.
I have a particular skill set...that allows me to do it MY way! And you do it so well!!! Keep up the great work...and whatever project you decide to share with us next is always fine by me!
Matt, maybe use some of the junk wood left over for a fire at the farm shop and do a live q and a woth your fans soon that would be cool. Keep it up. Thx
Well if you don't know by now my name is Robert I am from North Carolina and a Retired building contractor and Really enjoy your channel keep it up
Your the man we love you, regards from Valencia Spain. Alec
Use a speed handle to undo nuts and bolts quickly or use a bracebit with a socket adapter on it. Or even a Yankee screwdriver with a socket adapter on it from Lee Valley tools.
I often use a two-speed egg beater drill with a socket adapter on it, or with a screwdriver adapter on it.
I seldom use drill bits in my egg beaters.
I love my cordless egg beaters. They never need batteries. 😀
Awesome thx for the updates!
I’m not a fan of hydraulic lines blowing. It’s always a messy job. 9 times out of 10 for me it in the middle of a snowstorm and slush, salt, and hydraulic fluid are raining down on me. Just thinking about it is depressing me. Thank your plow guys 👍
Got to respect his process (3:52). Matt's the one with the excavator.
Always entertaining and instructional!!!!
I always like your videos. Good job Matt 👏
A massive Congratulations Eva & Matt on your very special day. Newly weds. Mr&Mrs creek 👏
During the time lapse watching you play with those trees like they are match sticks was pretty cool.
“Dropping off some firewood to my neighbor” proceeds to drive 30 miles. 😂
My garage is my man cave and I have a homemade wood heater in it! Works great for heating it for me in there a when friends come here to drink beer too Matt! I try my best to gather oak for heating it! Thanks for sharing Brother!👌🏻🤙🏻🤙🏻
Not sure if you heard me, but I said "okay it's moving, I see it!" when you moved the pilot line. Just happy to help!
another great video Matt, greetings from the Netherlands
Very excited for the church videos again!
Firewood; Mehhh,,, EVA: THAT'S what I'm talkin about !
great video, and you’re right, one breakdown for us little guys and our day is basically over
The videos are fine , keep on truckin!
Awesome I love watching your blogs
LoL at 2 birds stoned at once. Is that a shout out to Ricky from TPB ?
That is a good bit of firewood. Someone will appreciate it.
Matt take your time the more time the better the video
I got do many irons in the fire like you! Except sometimes my fire goes out! Lol
As someone who has lived and worked on a farm...what you just described is a Ranch.
Who else is like “Thank youuuuu sweet Jesus we got another DC video. Woohoo!” Lol.
Matt, please wear hearing protection when using your chainsaw & working with your heavy machinery. I never did and now have to wear hearing aids. They are a total pain but are now necessary.
Hey there Matt. Good to see you still punching out great footage so often. The bonus for me this week was seeing your “Managing Director” out and about with you at the trencher display at the tail of the video. She looks great and I’d like see her in a lot more of your projects, especially pulling you into line and chewing on your ear as required! Ha ha. All the best from down here in Australia.
hey hey matt, some of us would love to see you tinkering/sitting around your buddies shop too. just chilling or messing with stuff too of course if your buddy don't mind that is. your daily life struggles are pretty cool "and we love them" feeding and maintaining your cows would make an awesome moment too. worked on 426 head self contained cow farm for awhile, fixed stuff, grew and harvested crops for them too. so i know the struggles well so: much respect matt
In my neck of the woods we don't call that a load of firewood, we call it a load of work! haha
I think you can get som interesting video if you attach a camera on the side of the bom just behind the bucket so we can se what you do with the bucket and thumb, as long as it does not risk damage to said camera of cause. Can maintenance prolong hydraulic line life like to stop them blowing or is it always go till you blow and then replace? Thanks for yet another interesting and entertaining video.
How about a "RANCH!!" ie cattle !
And now the count down begins till the video titled "I got a new excavator!" starts.
Big bunch of wood, I see many beer events happening in your neighbours garage...
Cheers!
Nice to see the Missus next to that Ditch Witch...
:-D
Have fun, thx for the vid!
:-D
Love your videos keep it up man!!!!!
If it is your process Matt that's all that matters.👍
Well I'll be.. a fella was just, ya know, drinking on his morning coffee and while surfing the UA-cams when he hooked his peepers on a Diesel Creek vidya. That just makes a guy happier than Garth Brooks at a rodeo.
Cow time to eat!!!!!
I am glad my neighbours live a lot closer 😂😂 but it is nice of you to help them giving them the logs rather than just burn it like a lot do take care.ps looks like you need some more stone around the building.😀👍
I'm a big fan Matt ... But using one of the most dangerous tools on the planet without hearing protection, a face shield, gloves and cutting pants is insane.
Different strokes for different folks
The wife looks happy.
Thank the wife for her cameo. Did she buy that trencher? 😂
hehehe, any one notice at 0:34 that he rolls through a stop sign :)
Not wearing your seatbelt in the dump truck, Setting a bad example for us! lol
hey matt next time get a ribbon rope tie it to one end line pull line out then tie new line on rope pull new line back in place just a thought
Hello Matt, great video as always, this is the real life! Up to min. 14:16 at least, you're home I think so, yes, is detrimental but, upon seeing what you're seeing, I guess and please don't take me wrong, I guess we need to give more maintenance to our vehicles. I know you're busy just as I am, just a suggestion to every year have your equipment bellies open for a quick check up and, if you see the "skin" of a hose, maybe is time to review it and replace it before it blows and then, you may be forced to delay a job outside of your home which is not the same. Ok I'll get back to my class, am learning with you!
Up to min 18:47 If this hose is not too expensive, is it worth it to have a couple handy in your shop, long enough so, if in case one blows you have one or two long enough you can install? If is too long you can shorten by making a little loop. Or and, if making it depends of having the crimping machine, is it worth it to then by the crimper and some hose, so, if any time one "wants to break", you make one right there? Then you'll start selling hydraulic lines hahaha.
I see you made a cameo appearance at the end of today's Letsdig18 video.
Great video 🇦🇺👍
Hose crimp dies and a couple reels of hose would be a big investment. But I think you would end up saving money in a very short time with the amount of old equipment you have. Replacing all the questionable hoses wouldn't be too expensive if you could make them yourself.
Maybe you should think about getting the equipment to make your own hydraulic hoses. Seems like you need it done so often that it might be worth the investment.
My motto has always been, if it's not broke don't fix it.
Matt I’m surprised with the number of hydraulic hoses you have and work with you don’t have your own hose assembly machine.
Hey Matt, why not bey another container and a second roof and make the garage times 2!
Have you seen container prices lately. I was going to buy one and they have jumped from the 3k to 3500 delivered price to now right about 9k. Screw that they are just to damn costly and one might as well build a small building for that price. I priced out one ball park 20x20 for around 10k with shingles and siding, osb inside instead of drywall and every thing else. That is going the cheap route.
I think you need to find a full setups for do you own flexible hose
Great job Matt loved the content.
AW MAN... Burning that Nice dry cherry
Any way to re-sleave the lines with new outer layer ? Fix what you got sort of thing ?
if you had the dies and machine to make your own lines you prolly could replace em all for not that much but thats if you had all the stuff todo it
Thanks Matt you have the most awesome videos good job on the fire wood keep the videos coming thanks
Of course it’s a farm you grow heavy equipment 😜
👍. Blue jeep?
Boa noite muito top Trabalho máquina amigo
Hey Matt, that is a real problem here in Amsterdam, every day a lot of birds get stoned.
You and Andrew Camarata need to go halves on some hose making equipment.
ITS NOT THE RIGHT PROCESS ITS THE MY PROCES:-MATT 😂
With all these hydraulic hose repairs, it might make sense to get your own crimping kit.
The batter system is still alive in America
Is that harbor freight sockets i see?
Matt, You should really get some chainsaw chaps. My brother in law nearly died recently when the saw slipped and missed severing an artery by an inch.
You ever thought about buying the tools for making hydraulic lines? Given how much they often cost and they always go when your busy. Could be worth it if it’s cost effective.
lol you can make your own hydraulic hose for $10.00 and add fittings $25.00 or less //price it out and the bench cutting hydraulic hose cutter
Why are hyd pipes so pricey, great videos
Will we see more of that little jeep?
Eventually! Just been too busy unfortunately
Eventually! Just been too busy unfortunately
OMG You used a chainsaw without full body armor on are do you have a death wish!!! 😁😁🤣🤣🤣🤣
Wish you put out videos more often lol
I wish i could!
@@DieselCreek yeah gotta be tough workin and doin UA-cam ypu just make interesting fun to watch content
Your right their besides your shop and you don't have enough tools right their like Dewalt cordless
at least there wasn't a bunch of possums living under there mate
Next week on Diesel Creek, Matt buys an abandoned Timberjack Forwarder just because he felt like moving wood like a pro 😂
Wouldn't some woodworker want that cherry? My uncle used to ask local farmers for any cherry trees they cut down. It was his favorite wood to make things out of. He had a mini band saw that he fabricated and could saw up boards out of wood as short as 16" lengths.
yeah some company needs to come up with a solution for the cost of those lines... like if some chinese company made a whole package for that excavator for $1000 $1500.. that would be worth doing... it would be nicer if an american company did it but that will never happen. GET YOUR STUFF DONE MAN ITS GONNA GET COLD SOON!
you should buy a hydraulic hose crimper and a bunch of hydraulic lines, allone with the ammount of old equipment you have that money back in after 5 to 8 years also you cna make any weird lenght you need like meny manufacturers putting shitty lenghts you cant get except as specific spare parts or purpose made hoses