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- Опубліковано 7 сер 2020
- Today I used the Kubota MX 5400 with the Top Dog Firewood Bucket to sort out roots, worked well. Also used the Kubota KX-080 Excavator to Grub Build Site for the new Hobby Garage!
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Thanks for the shout Mike.
Congratulations Larry.. 😁👍
Attaboy Larry!
Good idea Larry👍
@@ericolson111
Thanks
Yeah, once upon a time I remodeled houses for a living. Started when the sun came up, quit when the sun went down. And still had the energy to go out and party with friends...those days are LONG gone!
I'm 63 & my hubby is 66. We laugh now about going to bed at the time we used to be going out. It's amazing what time can do to you. lol
Grew up on a farm. Folks bought 40 acres we converted from timber to crop. Cut down trees. Dynamited stumps. Burned brush and roots. Picked up roots and sticks, put on hayrack. Burned brush and roots. Bulldozed. Burned brush and roots. Plowed land. Picked up brush and roots, burned. Surveyed land. Terraced land w/ bulldozer. Worked like dogs all summer. Called it the "Brush 40." Next year farmed the timber soil. Good crop only when you fert the dickens out of it. ENJOYED WATCHING YOU DO THIS WORK WITH MACHINERY, MIKE!! GREAT JOB.
Thanks Gary
Hey Mike good to hear about your work history-- "a young lad out there slaving away for his family building his empire, and making the country great". No wonder why your so happy to be at home every night after your " light duty job". You are an inspiration to many , all with the great support team you have at home, you are truely blessed. Just goes to prove to people what a person can do with all the talents that God has given him. And "What a Great Country we live in".
Hello again from beautiful Ocala (Central) Florida, Debbie here. You guys are really making progress on getting things ready for the build. Ty is so darn cute!! Think he's going to be more of a firewood type of guy than a gravel guy! LOL My niece would NOT walk barefooted on grass when she was little and 'till this day does not like to walk on grass barefooted! Crazy, I love to walk on thick nice grass barefooted, feels wonderful. Keep up the good work! #HaveADay!
Mike, the in caption description you gave from the cab describing what you were doing with the excavator while telling excavator stories was awesome! Great job!
I was going to type that very same comment. Really enjoyed how you did that. It was almost like we were just sitting there having a conversation. Hope you do more of that in the future.
Sometimes the mess you have to make first to do a project is overwhelming !!👍👊
I live about 30 minutes from the KY Speedway. I was raised on a farm in Western KY, and I still live on that same farm. I’ve always enjoyed operating any kind of equipment, from lawnmowers to caterpillar bulldozers. It was relaxing and peaceful to me. I liked operating the bulldozers the most. We cleared the land with big cutting blades after the loggers had cleared all the good timber so the paper mill could plant new trees. We worked all over Western KY, Southeastern MO, and Southern IL.
Pro tip : when I pick up sticks in the yard, I use a grabber with a long handle. You can get them at the box stores. Keeps you from constantly bending over and saves your back. Makes it easy for everyone.
The cab of that excavator is reminiscent of my grandma's living room with all the clear vinyl covers on the "good" furniture!!
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Nothing like grandkids, we have a 6 yr old grandson and it seems like he was just born yesterday. Enjoy him every minute you can because they sure grow up fast.
Larry is a great guy and this is why these UA-cam communities are so great. People can share ideas. Kentucky Speedway is about 50 minutes from where I live.
Mike I like watching a smooth track hole operator work great job
Now exactly where Lewistown Pa is .overhead door company is their. I lived in Hughesville pa for about 12yrs. Loved that country.
That's where I learned different vocabulary wash is waarsh.
I have a rock/firewood bucket that I used in my land clearing company for that very thing to get bigger roots and small stumps out of the dirt. Have a great day be safe
You're good with the equipment Mike, especially the excavator. Tractors are one thing, the excavator is a lot harder to master. The heavy and highway story explains a lot, Thanks.
Morning Morgans!
There's nothing better than watching an equipment operator when they can
use their machine like an extension of their arm and hand!
Great job Mike! Have a great weekend guys! Stay healthy!
Larry Kluck, what a great idea! If there is an attaboy award, you've earned it for this episode.
Nice finesse work with that excavator Mike! Won't be long before Ty is chatting with us!!!
I like hearing your stories about your life experiences....
Mike, you need to get Ty up in that tractor with you! He'll be loving it in no time.
Your a smoothie operator. Enjoyed your road stories. I have a few myself as a old retired steamfitter. Y'all have a great day.
YOU ARE THE MASTER OF THAT KUBOTA !!
Ty will love the rocks soon, seems like he is starting to like grandpa mike within the 10ft rule. New castle Pa.
Yeh memories. I quit school when I was 15 got a job the next day. Running a D7E pulling a Cat 70 cable scraper building roads for the gov. Long hours, hard work, 6 bucks an hr. Pockets were full of money. Loved it.
Turned 16 bought a new truck. Turned 17 had a steady girl friend. No longer had pockets
full of money.
Neat vid. Find out more about someone just visiting and listening to stories about their past. Glad this is all documented for you. This whole project is one of those moments in time you will cherish because of the work that went into it and how it changed the landscape and how the family got together to watch, etc. I can just hear you 10 years from now looking at pics and saying remember when.....
💥 Your firewood bucket works great for sifting through the dirt finding roots. Good to see Hannah and Ty,
*Keep on tractoring!*
We like the picture in a picture with your narration Mike. That's a fun effect. Poor Ty, lol. He'll figure it out. God Bless.
Ty has a pretty good wail there. You could replace the beeper on the shovel with him. When the tracks start to move, the Tyren sounds.
Nice and smooth Mike!! Love watching this!! Good day to all the ladies and Tye!! Nice and sunny up here in Vermont!! Have a day!!
Morning Morgan's! The MORGAN-MINIUM is gonna be a game changer. About to wrench with our son on his jeep. Tell the family hello and have a day
I use the kubota L3901 with grapple for the brush cleanup! Open the clamshell part way and float drag it backwards fir all but the big roots
Enjoying the work stories Mike. I work construction as an electrician and i dont like the traveling either. Can’t wait to see u light that fire pit up with that pine under everything.
I have fabricated a stout hitch for my tractor to use with my dump trailer. I find it easier to move the trailer around especially since my backhoe does not reach very far and truck not as maneuverable. Thanks for filming, I liked hearing about your work history.
Good morning all, Phil from Kansas City here. How is everyone? Rain last night, makes it a great day to burn some brush piles. Have a Day.
Hi Mike, great video, I’m even excited about the new building! I just love seeing the Morgan World expanding. Also, couldn’t help but notice the Tye seems to be warming to you.
Mike is just so good on those machines! Love watching him! Great vid! Y'all take care!
I remember back at the age of 25 running a rubber tired loader 12 hrs a day 7 days a week for a couple months loading dump trucks in a sand and gravel company.
Was working 12 hr days at the age of 65 too doing industrial maintenance. I really didn't mind the hrs but the hour drive time one way I got over real quick.
Great video yet again. Mike I really enjoy hearing the old work stories, that’s where long lasting friendships are made. Ty is growing so fast. I laughed at the poor little fella with the limestone. My friends son was the same at that age with grass. Enjoy the rest of your weekend and stay safe.
Interesting use of the firewood bucket. I think I will get the grapple out and move something today. Recent winds have put three trees down in the fields. Beautiful weather to be outside.
Hello Ty hello Hunter. It seems yes Ty wants to run the equipment and he also has Melissa wrapped around his little finger. The wood bucket was a good suggestion it cut down the manual labor. Thanks for sharing your video with us. Ed
I was impressed at how you took nibbles from that root pile. Many would have been tempted to take a huge bite. Every time I watch you use heavy equipment I learn something.
Nice excavator work!
that is funny. My middle daughter was like that with grass. you could put her on a blanket and did not have to worry about her wandering off. as soon as she touched the grass she would back right on to the blanket. she is 21 years old now and still does not like the feel of grass. love watching the equipment. you are a damn good operator. Thank you for sharing your passions.
I used to do a lot of "windshield time" in my work, also. Glad that is over and done with!
You are a great operator of that machine, neat and precise operation.
It would be great to see the Burn Pit in Action!
We have a similar work history. Amazing the things we do out of necessity and not think twice, just do. Over 50 now and need the down time/slower pace for sure.
I think Ty was afraid you were going to make him walk or crawl on the sharp rocks. I think it is cool that Hannah and her friend go to Goodwill to do their shopping and have fun.
I hear you , I don't like driving more than 20 minutes these days . Another great video .
Mike you are very good at operating that excavator. You make it look so easy.
Good job, that's an awesome bucket.
Watching you run the excavator is like watching a ballet!
Love the new iron you have there Mike....seats remind me of that movie Friday....keeping them seats nice still in the plastic! Love it buddy! Hope to see ya soon #stoneyridgefarmer
Outdoors w/ t/ Morgans and Stoney Ridge Farmer.....two of my favorites......Whhhhoooooop !!!! Nice job Mike....you are quite the operator. And I bet in a few years...you will be Ty's favorite.....
I have a friend that is an Iron Worker and they only do massive jobs, 6 months or more. He bought a travel trailer and he goes and parks it and just stays. He isn't married and his son is grown. His trailer and Dodge 2500 Diesel paid for themselves without the driving and fuel. The truck really has low miles on it. I know back in the masonry business I slept in the truck with my dad driving to work and on lunch when I was an invincible teen! I'm only about 6 months older than you and feel like I have seen and done a hundred years stuff! lol Have you seen Chris's new bucket with the lets dig logo on it? It's a dirt moving beast that the thumb has more fingers!
Yes thats a nice setup he has
Great machine action; great stories, too. Good work all around.
That’s the biggest rake I have ever seen. Mike is really a smooth operator.
Nice story...it tells us that you've earned every penny. Thanks
I remember when I was in Alaska, running a D7 cable Cat dozer. The next day it felt like you were run over by a truck. Mike good to hear about your work historyYou are an inspiration to many , all with the great support team you have at home, you are truly blessed. I know what you talking about when I was younger dating my wife from Indiana. Back and forth from Michigan 5 1/2 hrs 1 way ,yea being a trucker growing up Oh he know hate driving an hour.
Mike, have you ever thought of milling a couple of 2X10 for the sides of the dump trailer, there are slots for them and would give more hauling capacity.
Great video, double dipping on the screen. Awesome job and stories
While I enjoyed seeing Mike run the excavator Ty was the star of this video!!
Really like the intro music Michael. Sounds like Huey Lewis and the News a lot yes?
Great idea using that Top Dog bucket to sieve your dirt yet gather the stumps and other wooden materials out to the burn pile.
Wonder what made Ty feel so upset at the last 2 minutes of the video? He is an incredibly mellow lad while Melissa cuddles him. Great Mom skills for sure!
That’s what I like about your videos. Ty goes to crying and you don’t cut it out, you leave it in and close normally. Normal people and real behavior. I’m liking the longer sets to. Not all the talking all the time. Bless you.
I am very impressed by Mike's excavator operating skill.
Yet another great clip from M&M. Keep well..A
You got a lor done .
Looked like the firewood bucket worked good .😊😊👍👍👍🍵🍵🍵🍵
Mike , check out the universal skid steer plate 1/2” with the tubular welded hitch , like on your truck , you can put a over/under 2” / 2 5/16” ball , use your Kubota tractor , allows you to save your truck from any damage and with tractor/ plate you can place any trailer into the tightest of spots on the work areas , most times your on your tractor anyway , plates about $200 delivered , eBay a little more already to work with tube welded already , i use mine with the Wacker wl 30/32 to put my different trailers be hind my warehouse , nice because your facing them trailer versus using mirrors , just a thought enjoying the videos
Looks like a carnival ride.
You aren't kidding about getting the roots separated first. I had my land logged over the winter and i have been having a really hard time getting the roots, rocks, and branches out. And I'm using a really heavy duty Everything Attachments Wicked Root grapple.
Thinking back to how we and our bodies performed when we were young bucks is serious reality check.
Great video.... oh yeah Kentucky Speedway, I went down there a lot when it first opened. When the race was over it took forever to get out of there. Since then they’ve made improvements.
I run a 5130b at the diamond mine in northern Canada it was the biggest thrill of my operating career
I like the picture in picture.
Good Will. Great shopping. I've purchased wheelchairs, sewing machines, pants and shirts. New hats and old books. I never buy used caps or under wear😫...🤔😀
Love the split screen, Mike!!!! Also really enjoyed you reminiscing about your younger work life and old jobs. When you were raised by World War II generation parents like I was work ethic is in your blood! I love it!
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Great videos, especially the music.
Great stuff Mike. Your skills are quite impressive. And in a few years, I bet you will be Ty's favorite...
Good afternoon Hunter;-)
A builder's foreman I know well has a theory that there is a world of difference between someone who can drive an excavator, and a genuine 'operator'. This, people, is true 'operation'.... 😂👍🇦🇺
Good morning from Defuniak Springs Florida....like the split screen.
Great video. I cant wait to see you burn all that brush and stumps. Thats gonna be a goodern. Stay well, stay safe and yall HAVE A DAY 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Good vid as always. That was absolutely hilarious with Ty!!!! Quite the grandson !!! Rick.
Hey guys Good job ty god blessings. Is a good learning experience.
Great video Mike, loved your chat
if that job in Lewistown was the big job at the Narrows. i was driving truck through there at that time.. was recently up through there and it's so nice now that it's opened up. nice job Mike lol
Awesome mike great work when I built my garage last fall it was the same way, lots of work myself but satisfying!
My dad taught me that all good operators start out as laborers.
David Morse in ok they r called ditch bi. . I’ll stop at that
I started out as an Oiler! Local 37 Operating Engineers Baltimore Maryland!
@@dwightarnold6980 I started out as a laborer working for my dad. After working with him a while and watching his moves, I began to get some "stick time" out on the farm. Then I started going out on jobs. The IUOE local #66 was desperate for operators so let me join without going thru the apprentice program with what they used to call a "Mickey Mouse" card. Ever hear of that?
David Morse ,I started out as a labourer on a flower farm ,then went to green keeping for a bowls club then tree lopping ,then plant operator,on bobcats excavators and loaders etc.principles of why we have machinery to make life easier for every one is important.
Nice work mike! When my daughter was that age she hated the grass..🙄... go figure. Cya on the next one and thanks for adding more minutes to the vids!
Good morning from St John Parish, Louisiana.
Love the split scree.
😀😎 Mike u have the best soundtracks on the Tube!! I know u put a lot of effort in ur productions. Keep'em coming, Jim.👏✝⚜👊☮🇺🇸
Look forward to seeing the how to operate That bad boy. Thinking of renting one to learn.
Mike, just put a 2 5/16 ball in the drawbar of the MX to move your dump trailer around your property.
Quite a process. Poor kid. Gunna have to go to school ifn he don’t like rocks.
Thank you for sharing fella
Nice work Mike. The burn pit is not a pit anymore, it's a pile now. Also,
since I own a snocone business, I use to pay the neighborhood kids in snocones to pick up sticks and branches in my yard after a storm. Maybe try ice cream with Eva and her friends. Have a productive day.
looking good . You should put a ball on the tractor to haul the trailer around the property .
3rd....good morning.... thumbs up on that thumb...great feature on that machine
Don't know if anyone else can see it but the excavator looks almost like a long necked dinosaur feeding. Good job Mike. Even at my age I would love to have a turn running that piece of equipment.