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Today we put the Kubota KX057 Excavator in the Dirt digging a line for the new building. The machine is quick and smooth. We talk about bucket sizes and more
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@brucebenson9651 3 года назад

Rain catchment system is the way to go. Catch that roof rain into a cistern. Don't forget you will have a pool to fill and keep full. Great project.

@markb2082 3 года назад

Hi Mike, Mark here in Australia. Down here rainwater collection is a no brainer. I live on a rural property and rain water supplies all our needs, both for drinking and farm use. Easy to set up, very low low cost and low maintanance. That shed would be an Aussie rain collectors dream. Have fun on the new toy!!

@jeffsmith.3516 3 года назад

Not only are you great at picking out the best equipment but I gotta say I also love your music choices on your videos. Of course we all know you have great taste for the finer things, you have Melissa too!!

@MichaelCoolidge 3 года назад

It is good to see Ty out there watching.

@KillingerUSA 3 года назад

That definitely made quick work of that. I dont need one, I dont need one, I dont need, oh look shiny red machine!!!

@OutdoorsWithTheMorgans 3 года назад

Lol

@TheHobbyShop1 3 года назад

That looks like it will work out much better than the backhoe on your little tractor by a long shot. Sweet machine!!!

@albuser8641 3 года назад

Mike and Melissa, Thanks for the videos. I acquired a 2020 Bobcat E26 T4 just prior to Christmas. I have farm ground and woods, so I have been going bananas getting logs cut and moved in preparation for building bridges over my creek and making trails for the grandbabies on Mule.

@vasales 3 года назад

You have all of the toys!!! I want them!!!

@andyjones6361 3 года назад

Congratulations on the purchase of the excavator Mike.

@PurpleCollarLife 3 года назад

The mini-ex is amazing! Can you believe you've made almost 1000 videos?!!

@PurpleCollarLife 3 года назад

For perspective - Seinfeld only made 180 episodes!

@billborden9179 3 года назад

Enjoying watching you breaking in the Excavator. Cheers, from Northern California

@rmrare 3 года назад

Don’t forget that sweet mini has a blade for backfilling...lol love that machine

@kennethbagster8236 3 года назад

Hi Morgans. I love the new excavator can't wait to see some videos on fixing the pond..

@danwilliams4877 3 года назад

Great video again. Nice to hear the plans coming along. Every time I look at your new building I think "Wow, what a great rain collecting roof". I reckon every Aussie watching your channel would be the same. Just a different way of looking at water. :-). Keep 'em coming Mike!

@merlewarnsholz2094 3 года назад

Mike - I have to agree with BillieBob Thorton = It does look lots more comfortable in the cab of the excavator than the back of the tractor. Blessings to you, Melissa, and the family. Hi to Hunter, Hannah, and Eva.

@TheSnakeman3 3 года назад

The right tool to the job - Equipment and human.

@markstewart3720 3 года назад

Hello Morgan's! I'm Mark. I live down below you guys in the "Hillbilly" I'm from Hurricane, WV. I use to work in the gas fields too. I've been watching your shows now for a couple of months now and I love them! I'm always waiting to see what we're (Mike and family) will be working on tomorrow. Keep up the good work! Love you guys!

@garybailey618 3 года назад

I worked with a water system for 30 years and now I have a well😂 my opinion I would put in a storage tank and fill it slowly or at night. You can definitely increase the volume and not tax your well doing it that way. '

@markcranage2651 3 года назад

When I lived in Australia, I had 3 @ 5000 gallon rainwater tanks, they were dug into the ground about 4 feet. The tanks sat below the gutters, so the water would drain into the tanks. The three tanks were plumbed together and the pipes were all full of water. I used a pressure pump to feed water to the house. I also had a pump on the well, which I used for watering the lawns and garden.

@alanswift8805 3 года назад

Awesome new toy you have. Now that could make you some side money, right along with the other equipment. Hello Ty, keep grandpa and grandma busy young man.

@alluchterhand746 3 года назад

I can see Melissa using the KX when Mike is at work! Lol Train her well Mike. 👊🏻👍🏻🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

@marclauzon1882 3 года назад

Those first greasings on those new pins are super important. It will set the wear patterns on those moving parts. Nice piece of equipment.

@stevefrischkorn1627 3 года назад

Hi Mike, I have probably missed this but I really like how you number your videos. It helps me from watching them out of order Other you tube channels don't number episodes and I'm bouncing back and forth and que up ones I've already watched and so on. The system you have sets you apart from other channels is a very good way. Let's just say your videos are viewer friendly. So I sincerely hope you continue to number them. Thanks

@billdoebler643 3 года назад

Mike. Throw a 1000 or 2000 gallon tank in the ground and plumb your dowspouts to it! A cistern is a great way to supply water to a building like that, especially if you're not depending on it for drinking water. If you want it for drinking water, there are inexpensive chlorination / filtration systems that you can add under the sink faucet. An inch of rainfall over a 60 x 100 building will give you about 3700 gallons of water, so I would think a cistern could work good for you.

@brianhina 3 года назад

I have two 5,500 gallon storage tanks that I collect rain water. The pressure tank 10 micron and 3 micron filters plus ultra-violet light before we drink. Way less cost than well or City water.

@davesilvia9711 3 года назад

i think well water has minerals that rain water doesnt have, correct me if im wrong.

@vastylebbq5203 3 года назад

Hey Mike. Rain water collection, flush toilets and cold water feed for washer. also irrigation. We set one up like this for my buddy who was on a 8 gph well. No more water concerns for him or his 4 girls. That KX is a mighty fine machine. enjoys3 gallooes

@wardoutdooradventures34 3 года назад

Congrats on the new Kubota! Enjoy it while you can. It won’t be long before Ty is running it and you are put on shovel duty:)

@bnewton5922 3 года назад

Really enjoy watching that new excavator in action. It’s also great to watch some one use it that is fluid in motion. You make it look easy. I have to agree catch the rain water. I do that on my property and I run it into my pond. Helps keep the pond level up at no cost. Have a day!👍

@markeggenberger4984 3 года назад

Mike, you make running that machine look so easy! Makes me want to go out and rent one and start digging some holes!

@BillB23 3 года назад

At 3:00 you might as well harvest that tree. It's toast. It might take a while but it's worm food. I had not thought about it before, but all that force through the small bucket! Katie bar the door. People keep calling that PVC cement glue. It ain't! It creates a solvent weld as strong as the pipe and fittings used. You said it's about an hour's work with filming. That means 30 to 40 minutes for the rest of us. Good stuff, Mike and Melissa!

@blairhanna5740 3 года назад

I love that machine Mike....Nice choice....

@ronalddean4834 3 года назад

New machine,new bucket and new teeth can sure move a lot of dirt. A happy operator helps a lot to.

@ToyManFlyer1100 3 года назад

In the famous words of " Tim, the Toolman Taylor "... !!! " HARR HARR HARRR. !!! "

@lukeduke3738 3 года назад

Congrats again on the purchase. Looking forward to the many projects you have, and will find in the future with this machine!

@gafirefighter911 3 года назад

Love the new Bota

@tommybounds3220 3 года назад

Thank you for the video

@bruceaplin 3 года назад

FUN TOY 💛

@garylanier5210 3 года назад

Can't wait for the break in maintenance episode!

@theonlydarts 3 года назад

I have a mid 70s Massey Ferguson MF50 backhoe that I dig holes, stumps, drain lines, etc.. your new machine has me dreaming haha 😄 Enjoy!

@HawkeyeDJ37 3 года назад

Morgans, your snow some how ended up in my yard in Mississippi. Your welcome to come get it.

@OutdoorsWithTheMorgans 3 года назад

thats where we sent it lol

@realairplane261 3 года назад

Yup and we sent it to the Morgans from upper most Wisconsin.❄️

@jameslemon51 3 года назад

Lol

@HawkeyeDJ37 3 года назад

@@OutdoorsWithTheMorgans We’re not used to it down here. 3” shuts down the schools and government offices. Even though the roads are clear.

@megamike4357 3 года назад

That's funny. In all honesty, send it to Michigan, I am ready to snowmobile

@mp3625 3 года назад

Nice toy!! Have fun

@paulgiven86 3 года назад

Pickin your honker made me smile ,keep the videos coming!! Any meet and greet on the schedule yet?

@theodoredugranrut8201 3 года назад

Thanks Mike, For taking the time and trouble to share a part of your life with us Central California Watching

@HallnoutMhall 3 года назад

Good morning Morgan's! Glad the weather is cooperating with you. Frozen up tight here. Wishing the snow and ice would go away. Might get above freezing today! Tell the family hello and have a day!

@janevertvangrootheest6769 3 года назад

A storage tank sounds like a great idea for your renewable resources facility.... Besides that, rain water can easily be used to flush the toilet, leaving more water for the house!

@caveweta 3 года назад

In rural New Zealand we have 2 30,000L (7,000 gallon) plastic rainwater collection tanks getting water off the home rooftop. We have relied on the rainwater for about 20 years, only brought water 4 times at a cost of $300 for 12,000L.. you’ve got a huge roof area there from your new building, you’ll fill the tanks in no time.

@rodneyross5282 3 года назад

Rain water collection system is way to go. It is not as expensive as one might think. Might want to really consider that option.

@leeshelton5283 3 года назад

30 grand to hook to city water is nuts! Love the new toy Mike!

@timberwolflogging8472 3 года назад

Goodmorning Morgans and everyone hope all is going good. Mike watching you scratch some piant off the bucket was cool the excavator moves smooth and sounded like you got alot of work coming up. Your grandson Ty looked a little mad about you using his excavator, next time ask him for his permission. Thanks for sharing.

@bradleymcclintock7771 3 года назад

Nice job old boy !!!!!

@jimsweeney25 3 года назад

Pretty easy digging for January 12th.

@billiebobthorton3770 3 года назад

Sitting in that KX looks lots more comfortable than sitting out in the open on that tiny tractor.

@sagebel 3 года назад

My downspout drain line and pool pump discharge are tied together and run out down a hill away from the house. It works well keeping the area dry when I pumping down the pool to winterize and open it up.

@MrBill-wc6yo 3 года назад

Your hour of work would take me all day with the old and wore equipment I have , keep up the great videos .

@realairplane261 3 года назад

Mr bill, same here. It is like old snowmobiles. Ride them for an hour. Fix them for 2-3 hours and a lot of aggravation. .

@rphiliprogers 3 года назад

Good morning everyone. 30º in Kansas City now. Not much going on here for me, heading to the Stihl store later to service the rental equipment. Stay safe, be humble & kind and have a day.

@davidmorse8432 3 года назад

Good Morning Phil!

@llamawrangler8964 3 года назад

YEP ..... MORE POWER!!!!!

@bwillan 3 года назад

Look at GrandPa Mike, playing with grandson Ty's excavator. LOL

@ralphjacobsen1845 3 года назад

The new excavator works Great. Made short work out of it. 18" bucket worked well, just the right size. Jake Minnesota

@termz87 3 года назад

After watching this video, now I want one. Lol Sure would be useful on the farm !

@stevemiller4148 3 года назад

Thanks for the recommendation of DOTS pretzels, I ordered two bags from Amazon. They are great!!!

@leol1682 3 года назад

Mike love that KX .Good work

@traviscover590 3 года назад

I like your new video you did a really good jop today good jop I like your new machine look cool

@russellpaynter6265 3 года назад

We have 2 x 6500 gallon (25000L) tanks that capture all of the rain water from out shed roof. We use the water for drinking, washing and showers and have yet to get the tanks down past half full. Almost everywhere in Australia there is a requirement with new buildings to have at least one rainwater tank plumbed through to the building..... makes a lot of sense here.

@markbuilt 3 года назад

Nice job Mr. Morgan works great when you have the right tool for the job ... back to snowplowing here in Northern Ontario Canada ...... Have a great day be safe

@andyjones6361 3 года назад

Mike & Melissa Been watching for awhile now. Please pray for my wife Liz. She was just diagnosed with colon cancer. I know you have a lot of Christian folks that watch this channel along with me. Don’t want to bring anybody down but we need prayer in the coming months as we fight this evil thing. Thank you and God bless, Andy Jones.

@OutdoorsWithTheMorgans 3 года назад

You got it Andy and Liz!

@denislacroix8334 3 года назад

What a marvelous, marvelous machine, I am jealous.

@lonniechartrand 3 года назад

Now you got me wanting an excavator! LOL

@jeffwilliams533 3 года назад

It looks like you like your new excavator a lot more than your other tractors that's okay I like your new excavator to

@ronsommer9409 3 года назад

Mike: The PVC pipe couplers have a taper on the inside. The glue melts the PVC. You are not holding the pipe long enough after you stick the pipe into the connector. It takes a couple of seconds for the glue to harden. The taper is pushing the pipe back out of the coupler. This is clearly seen @12:16 . No purple was showing after pushing in the pipe. A lot of purple is showing after you release the pipe. Also, the pipe should be turned about an 1/8 of a turn after inserting to help spread the glue. So when you glue an angle, mark the final location of the joint and rotate to the marks.

@PatrickCPalmer 3 года назад

We’ve been on a well and septic for over 20 yrs. Never had a problem and don’t miss the monthly bill. One of our neighbors just tapped into city water and I believe it was about $50,000 for the switch. I can buy 2,000 gal of water for $65 (which i need about 6-8 times a year), so I can’t see the need to switch any time soon.

@hrm350694 3 года назад

2001 when I got city water the choice was hook up and seal the well. Otherwise, they could condemn your well. Hook up fee was wave if you hook up in the beginning.

@dennism.mcnamara3863 3 года назад

Mike: That KX057 macine is a super tool. --- BTW, Dot's Homestyle Pretzels are awesome. Thank's for the lead.

@olddawgdreaming5715 3 года назад

Good morning to the Morgan’s! Good job with the excavator Mike !! Like what you’re doing around there and the excavator makes it so much easier. Sure happy for you all. Keep up the good work and videos you all are doing great. 👍👍👏🏻👏🏻

@peterwagenknecht9797 3 года назад

All I had to drink when I was a kidf out on the farm was raiun water stored in huge taks. Infact the whole house ran on it. With the roof space u have on that shed u should put in a couple of huge water tanks with a filtration system. It would be a good back up for your well & it does make nice drinking water.

@DragonflyAcres2022 3 года назад

Nice job Mike

@tinachambers4887 3 года назад

Smooth Operater Hi mike have a great day love from TEXAS

@randtgorman 3 года назад

Made quick work of that Mike!

@bruce1816 3 года назад

Yes, i would do some investigation into a rainwater setup. Brian, mentioned a couple of 5500 gallon tanks. I think that is a little much for what you are going to need but alittle more than what you need is ok. The two filters and sonic cleaning is good. I know what a pain the lack of water is. Growing up we had a 15 foot deep hand dug well, two adults and 3 kids. If you ran the shower water more than 7-8 minutes you would here my dad !!!!!

@keithbeynon3878 3 года назад

Another good reason for a excavator, Ty likes it. Usually when they run city water city sewage comes with it.

@DanKlein_1 3 года назад

Nearby Darlington here. I brought a new German Shorthaired Pointer home a week ago. Trying to get gravel spread on our lane between puppy breaks. Weather is great though. Cold but at least it is dry. Love the new machine. What I like is you gain a half a day every project not having to run to the rental place, unload, get accustomed to someone else's equipment, and reload and chain down again to take back when finished. Just like in yesterdays video, you will probably find a lot of uses for it you never thought of.

@mikegriffin2904 3 года назад

Great video Mike. The machine will serve you well and save time. Congratulations! Hi Hunter!😊

@dannyixoye262 3 года назад

Mike, I live NE Ohio and live in a house built in 1954 and all I have is a cistern, rain fed, that is inground with a volume of around 9000 gallons. When I moved here 6 years ago. Feb 2015, I had 2000 gallons of water delivered and 4 months later another 2000 gallons. I have not required a water delivery since. I use the water for showering, bathing, washing clothes and the dishwasher. Because I don't have a good filtering system hooked up, I prefer buying a few cases of drinking water a month from the local Aldi's which is not that expensive. This year I may put in a whole house filtering system. Not sure about using it for drinking but possibly ....Cisterns are great. My parents used them long long ago along with my grandparents....

@raynulife3569 3 года назад

We have had a few excavators now we always make sure they come with a quick hitch no getting out to pull pins makes life easier when you get your next one. Ray in the UK.

@paulkarch3318 3 года назад

Have a well that is good water. Every time I go to someone's house that has city water (Allegheny County - you know the 2nd biggest cesspool in Pennsylvania next to Filthadelphia) the water stinks; it reeks of chlorine.

@jeffroberts760 3 года назад

👍🏻Filthadelphia I love it👍🏻

@cumminsdieselgt 3 года назад

Great job, again. Looking like a natural in that excavator!

@russellfisher1899 3 года назад

You do have a lot going on yet with the new building! We don’t have city water here and have ours hauled in when Mother Nature doesn’t provide enough rain water. We get about 2300 gallons per load for $75. Good luck with everything!

@nathanbrodeur 3 года назад

Mike I would recommend you have another well drilled so you don't burn out your well pump motor and if you have a water lift pressure pump motor this way the building can be the source for the pool water and be a backup if the house ever has a issue

@johnsears3376 3 года назад

I put in a cistern - 1000 gallon precast similar to a septic tank - fed from a French drain system that collects water from a natural slope of the surrounding ground. The tank has an overflow so it stays topped off all the time - great for watering trees and washing off farm equipment. Seems like the tank was roughly $1000.

@johns4584 3 года назад

I live about 80 miles west of you, and our ground is really saturated. I was surprised to see your soil so dry, and looks like much better quality than what's in my area............We have lots of blue clay, great for ponds and lakes but not so much for anything else.

@dmorgan28 3 года назад

It looks like that machine does a good job. Enjoyed the video. 👍👍👍❤️😛

@ns4wsm 3 года назад

Hey Mike, I like that 50,000 dollar Kubota hat! Nice machine! I’m jealous.

@toddkeasling2705 3 года назад

Quiet inside that big bad boy!

@thomasdesmond2248 3 года назад

One thing to consider Mike is if your well is running out of water. The price to get hooked up to city water. Will only go up. In a few years you would look back and think it was cheep. Just a thought buddy. God bless

@garykemp977 3 года назад

Love the drone shots.

@chancebernhardt4815 3 года назад

Mike I would use your new 57 and dig around that tree that might fall on barn, push it over then us as needed, but now you have the 57 to do what and when you want, cause renting is over

@russellbowman8051 3 года назад

Mike maybe you just drill a well for the new building and keep the house separate!!👍👊

@jeremiahs45 3 года назад

That new building is already getting filled up with new toys and it isn’t even finished yet Mike

@cw4973 3 года назад

Sweet machine Mike! Love watching you dig, obvious you have a few hours in the seat 😁 You might have already figured this out but if you keep the bucket up off the ground a lil and curl it in a bit more the quick change pin will slide in or out real easy and the bucket wont drop out of the coupler until you curl it back out, Loving the Excavator content! 👌 Will be waiting to see whats next!