You guys sure have it easy out there. You don't have to pad the ditch, use gaskets on every piece of pipe, you don't have to use pipe eze, or put sand over the pipe, put down caution tape, compact material around the pipe, or backfill in lifts with compaction equipment. And get a soils inspector to check everything you do every lift or two. Wow! I'm jealous. 😁 They probably would have supplied more gaskets if you asked for them. In their rush to shut down their factory they may have been careless to supply all the gaskets you need.
U are right captain the blue pills do help the pipe grow. When I heard u say that I laughed hard. Great. Ideo guys and good work. Gunner was grinning ear to ear, I think he liked doing that with dad.
No guys I sit through dialysis on a kidney machine for hours a day every other day I looked at your videos and it helps me get through the days I really appreciate it and keep up the good videos
Hey Mike, that "t" answers your question about which way the bell is supposed to go!!! I have never seen a cast iron pipe in a house with the bell facing down stream and it works the same as clay. LOL
Just the same as how you use a funnel. Small end at the bottom. Of course that guy that commented that Mike had it wrong in the first part must know something everyone else doesn’t.
Great. Content and a great job 👌. Loved when Aaron was hollering to hold up when he already knows your skills. Trying to make out like he was vin control 🤣 🤣🤣❤️❤️❤️
Good video again that was a pretty good job operating around that pipe with the bucket that good job operating equipment my friend it sure was good good to see Aaron keep the good work up but what do you expect dirt perfect on the job job
“Probably won’t last that long!” He’s busting your chops already! Aaron is certainly starting to have a positive influence on Gunny!!! Mikey... the collaboration with Cap’n, NYA Millennial and TMBS was a real treat. For us old first K subscribers it was like a reunion. The newer subscribers can get a feel for just how close knit your little corner of YT has become. Well done. Now, about that expanding foam... sure wish we’d had it when I was a kid. My dad had this belief that you wrapped the pipe in tar paper when it was in the open... but you had to use shingles where there were tree roots. Trying to get a good seal with three tab shingles was no fun... especially when it was cold and the shingles wouldn’t bend. Did it work? Well, a couple of those drains are still in use today! There is nothing wrong with old technology... when the hands that use it understand it and CARE!
Can tell you guys are all good friends as well as coworkers....can all bust each others balls and no hard feelings, just laughing about it. Love this channel ( and the Captain's, and letsdig18's )
Nice job in a tight space you guys know how to pass the time working with some laughs while doing some serious work..did you get the machines running and back to work.? question do the bell ends point up grade for the right way to be water tight.
you could add a soft line from your 'hook' end hoop to bucket lift point to keep the lifting hook almost level to allow it to come out of the pipe when thru
With my reading glasses on I thought that was Aaron stting on your knee in the skid steer. Great team work lads. Dont let the covids get you. Stay safe.
First you're laying pipe in the dark, and then, laying pipe solo. They say variety is the spice of life. Lol. Job turned out nice and I liked the info about the clay pipe usage/manufacture. Stay safe.
Another fine job.... good thing man behind the scenes saved all the world for his input was just invaluable as usual. I love Aaron to death, his humor kinda fits my own which is a kind of gallows laugh at myself. I know I was never as good as the rumor was spread to be but then I started the rumor go figure. Thanks for a good best part of a hour spent at home with the new dog who has figured out this is the place to live. He comes on a run and that is only just a few days! A big nice juicy treat waiting cause he has figured out no beatings here... just lots of good boys... bought the same for a men that work with yeah... no cursing cause yer ten minutes late, no having to worry if this is the last day for them... that is unless we all go home... that does happen when not really expected
Clay is such a good pipe as long as you fully seal the joints otherwise you can get root intrusion problems. I've scoped clay sewers that are almost 100 years old and they look like the day they were put in.
MBTS to the rescue again 😎 I don’t know what you’d do without him between your operating skills and his supervision y’all are unstoppable great videos enjoy every one of them
Back when I had my Electrical Contracting Company, I could sit and watch a good operator dig all day (nice to be the boss LOL) but there were others that I wouldn't trust digging in a kids sandbox with a plastic shovel! Great job, nice to see a true Operator work!
@@aaronbummmanbehindthescene4931 did he give a raise yet I keep telling him. And he admitted his eyeballing was off you were not there to keep him straight👍🤣🤣👋🧙♂️🇺🇸🍻👌😎,
Sweet! Guess you noticed one advantage to clay pipe is that it doesn’t move when you go to backfill like pvc. I thought I would see you cut the clay pipe with a chisel, it takes a while but is achievable. Mr. DP great video as usual. I was also happy to see Aaron have a guest appearance and as well as Matt and Captain Kleeman!
Mike so good to see Aaron back don't know it you how your video have help me the way you both work together and joking. I have depression and your videos make me feel better
This was an awsome vid Mike. You and the Cpt combined vids really brought the job together. Funny too !! I really enjoyed this vid. It's the one were you don't want to miss a second of it. And your son is becoming pertty good at operating too !!! He wanted both sticks to use !!!! And another perfect job done ##### loved it....
I haven't laughed so hard this early in the morning for quite some time. Please tell Gunner I'm going to put my pants on backwards today just to see how long it takes my wife to notice. If and when she notices, I'm going to tell her it's a new fashion style of pants called Gunner britches. Lol. Have a blessed and safe weekend. Stay healthy.
@@DirtPerfect She looked at me and just shook her head. I guess she thinks I've lost my mind. After 32 years she should know that I like to make people smile. Have a great day.
you were talking about clay pipe properly laid on a concrete bed and the joints mortared in with a fine gravel covering tamped in it will last 100 years we still use it in the uk but so expensive to buy and lay, good vid as usual.
was that light on the CAT304 OEM light or was it one of the truck & track light ?? Also good to see Aaron hang around I thought you were going to bend the child labor law's LOL
My dad worked at a place called Brockway Clay from the early 40's till 1965 when the plant shut down because they ran out of clay in the area to use to make their clay tile pipe. All different diameters as well as square chimney flue liners.
The plastic collapsed because it was not bedded and back filled correctly and don't worry about the cement connection, you did what you had to do. Could have used a piece piece of corrugated that slipped inside the bell end with a reducer, doubtful you had that laying around. 40 years from now someone will probably tag onto that pipe and wonder what happened. 😁 Power rake has been a good investment which gives the finishing touch and adds value.
I know it's not ur favorite. But man how did u ever get by without a skidsteer?? Makes jobs like this so much easier. Great content man as usual thanks
You guys are hilarious! I would love to tagalong with nuts sometime when he comes out just to be able to see you all in person that would be an awesome trip. Keep it coming guys.
I think MBTS would have left you to your own devices if you had yanked that poop pipe out of the ground. I like seeing the kids with you riding in equipment reminds me of riding in equipment and trucks with my dad when I was a little tyke.
