@@steveschritz1823think its in the result n the way Chris can pick a level by eye that's one reason he is so good but water will tell you the way it wants to run bit of a help but all in this man is darn good on all types of machines Cheers
@@ScottFidler okay no one replied to you so i went found it for you i thought it was 2 odd years ago but i was wrong it was 3 years ago and the title of the video was (( Its Time To Drain The Swamp! )) think there was a second one as well but i am sure you will finned it hope this helps you i think he got around 1.5m views on this one as well CHEERS
Chris, I like that you are doing like 4 to 5 things at once with the 330 bucket. Clearing, raking, getting close to grade with the depth you are dragging back. Makes grading and shaping easier a few steps later after trees are clear. Well done Sir!!! Work smarter and always helping yourself on the next step… Masterful!!!!!!
A short but interesting Sunday afternoon episode of Chris cleaning those old roads is definitely a good way to spend some time with my fellow subscribers.
The sign of a true professional is knowing what to do when things are not going right. IE knowing how to get a broken line to stop dumping hydraulic fluid.
The camera makes the grapple rake look about half its real size, I wouldn’t have guessed it is 6 feet wide! Maybe it’s also because you make it look so easy to use. 👍👍
Yes sir, never if you experience a breakdown, it’s when, like you say, “it happens”, one needs to get the machine repaired and get back to business. Look forward to the burn off from these piles. Thanks for the update, enjoyed watching, BTW, thanks for the tip on the hydraulic pressure release.
Little sticks can ruin your day in a heartbeat. When I had my Komatsu excavator I had a small stick go through the vents in the door a poke a hole in the radiator. 🤬🤬
Taking and putting new ends on that is better since your new machine and the hose is not very old. I used to deal with hydraulic hoses on the equipment i ysed to maintain and repair in the oilfield.
I love watching you grab these trees like they're little twigs, snapping in pieces like nothing is there! Man I love these machines so much, just like playing with real big toys(especially with that screen on the 350)! Chris, you have the best job('playin' in these things) and make it all so easy & smooth. It always nice to see the burn pile go up, and you're right, with enough accelerants anything will burn! 🔥💯👍🏻👌🏻🚒🚧🚜🏗️🦺🛠️🔧🔗 ✊🏻🇺🇸🦅🇺🇸✊🏻
It was probably planned around ‘08 when the economy collapsed and they couldn’t finish the project. Then who knows maybe they went bankrupt or just sat on it till they could sell and make some of their money back.
No way around it, that 350 is one bad mutha. Talking bout getting the job done. Pond in the future, I enjoy the dirt moving watching the pond take shape. Backup parts are a must for a busy man like you.
Nothing like a 'little' thing to halt work - visit to town and fixed - that's business. The grapple is handy in many instances - good purchase. Sub-development was large to just leave and walk away it seems - big money for sure.
I don't know Chris ?? I think it may be one hell of a fire !! lolol.... Those other piles have been baking in the sun for quite awhile now, it may be a nice one !! lolol... Man, I said, it yesterday, that freaking Grapple will get one Hell of a Bite !! lolol... That's quite alot if one bite will fill up your off-road truck !! Dammit Man !! That sucks, damn hose blew on ya !! Well, like ya said, it happens !! Yeah, you guys are getting your share of the rain this week, for sure !! Great as Always !! Have a Great Sunday Evening, And, On too the Next !!
For as many times as Chris has ripped hoses off, I'm surprised he doesn't keep an extra full set with him for his machines. Save alot of run around time when the weather's still good.
Do you get your hoses at Brakes Inc ....they are just outside the Beltline on New Bern Ave I think. They were always really good about keeping fittings in stock. Old man named Junior used to work there could make anything you needed and he was super quick. That was a good many years ago. He's probably long gone. Maybe he trained a pup.
Ya know Chris, Have you ever done clearings that may have "Historical" backgrounds? I'm thinking like Civil War backgrounds. Land of some long forgotten battles or minor skirmishes or encampments of both the North and South? Please don't hate me for saying. But you do dig deep sometimes.
Hi Chris and everyone from northwest Missouri I totally understand why you didn't want a hydraulic thumb 👍🏻 on the 350 after you got that behemoth graffle bucket you got for it Bud 😉😉
@@andrewfaircloth1074 Yeah, but he keeps damaging the same ones, right down the end by the bucket. Keep one or two spare hoses behind the seat, and that'll pay off eventually. Or sod's law will apply and he'll never break another one until just after he takes the spare out.
You need to get you an electric bike sponsor, that way you don’t have to walk back-and-forth from the machine to the truck. Keep it on the machine somehow that way to cut down on all that walking.
