Diesel I don’t even like to say that word anymore you know my monthly bill went up to 21,000 more then months ago you know we’re a good size company we’re not huge so I could imagine what a fleet of 30 trucks would be. Imagine what it cost to fill up a D-11 or D10. Then you got scrapers that are gas hogs 90s models because you can’t afford a new one and they’re about like a helicopter in maintenance anyway looks awesome you guys do a great job thanks for the video!!!
It's ridiculous the cost of diesel fuel. I live in Texas, every day I ride right by the refinery. And I'm still paying $4.79 a gallon for diesel fuel. Thanks for watching.
It depends on your soil report. If you have a lot of clay content most likely not. If you have a Sandy content probably will have to seal it. Several things on the market to do that with. Were using bentonite to seal it.
The crew is so organized that they look like they dancing together
Thomas construction of Texas thank you again for your videos and keep them rolling
They are!
Good job again...
Thanks
What up boss? Hope all is well, nice digging
I'm doing OK. I meant to tell you the sod cutter you had in your video was an awesome ideal. Much cleaner than a skid steer would've done
@@thomasconstructiontexas thanks, it was decent for the right SITTUATION, thanks
Diesel I don’t even like to say that word anymore you know my monthly bill went up to 21,000 more then months ago you know we’re a good size company we’re not huge so I could imagine what a fleet of 30 trucks would be. Imagine what it cost to fill up a D-11 or D10. Then you got scrapers that are gas hogs 90s models because you can’t afford a new one and they’re about like a helicopter in maintenance anyway looks awesome you guys do a great job thanks for the video!!!
It's ridiculous the cost of diesel fuel. I live in Texas, every day I ride right by the refinery. And I'm still paying $4.79 a gallon for diesel fuel. Thanks for watching.
No problem holding water in pond?
No sir. Thanks for watching
Did you have to do anything to seal the pond ?
It depends on your soil report. If you have a lot of clay content most likely not. If you have a Sandy content probably will have to seal it. Several things on the market to do that with. Were using bentonite to seal it.
I would enjoy working for you
That's the ultimate comment. Thank you very much
What part texas are you in
Galveston, thanks for watching