Basically the Dirt Perfect channel is like a soap opera. Once you start watching you get hooked to see what will come next. Unlike tv soap operas there are not women but big equipment. The two main characters Mike and Aaron keep your interest up with their banter and antics. Fun time to be had by all.
Wow! Seven dry dams! You guys wasted no time chasing each other over this huge field! It's nice the 850J does the heavy work and Aaron puts the finishing touches on them. Best use of time for certain. Hoping Farmer Chris realizes how lucy he is to have this special partnership with Dirt Perfect. So glad you and Aaron hop to it when he calls as every acre can effect the outcome a farmer's livelyhood. Love the aerial view, the proof is in the pudding!
Watching this video I realized just how much you need to understand the customers (farmers) operation so you work to their advantage. Great video my friend
How does pushing dirt, building dams and land clearing become so relaxing and fun to watch, not to mention the comradery between Mike and MBTS. Great job guys!!!
Really nice work, you two. I loved the drone footage at the end. It not only showed how well your dams worked but also the scope of the tiling and dozer work you did. Thanks for sharing, Mike.
Started watching about 4:15 a.m. great video. Never a dull moment with Mike and Aaron. Back to pushing dirt dams. Thank you for sharing 👌 😊 Awesome drone shots!
You don't need my comment to confirm what tremendous operator abilities you posses but I was surprised to hear you state you were not sure what the last dam would look like. My vote for your most impressive skill is completion recognition prior to start! Thanks for the videos!
I was impressed by the amount of drainage and how effectively the tile had worked before you built the dry dams. Just go back to the previous video where Aaron needs to use the Case to pull you just to lay the tile. But the drone footage seals the deal. Now, if DP could only figure out how to transform red clay into black topsoil!!!
Howdy Mr. Dirt, You & Aaron did an awesome job cleaning up those fields!! To bad farmer Chris can't plant some 'carrots' for you??!! Great video! Stay safe. Thumbs up! Jim
Thanks for sharing your thoughts, ideas and videos. Nice to see how the job actually worked with the drone footage. Wishing you and your family the best.
Dams came out nice and worked well. I must feel good to just get out and push dirt for a change. The 850 is running real good, not missing a beat. Thanks for the update, enjoyed watching.
Mike, did you ever imagine that so many people would enjoy watching you move dirt? Anyhow, I really like the way you use the corn stalks to knock off the dirt when you are back bladeing. Thank you, I'm looking forward to the next episode of your saga........ Cheers Terry
Mike, you and Aaron did a great job on those dry dams and all the tile work you did as well, looked really sweet, after all the rain when you flew the drone over it all the following day.
Farm Cris wants what line up the dams with the rows lol 😮 next he will want you to get of the dozer and dig with a shovel you have to draw a line in the Dirt Perfect Somewhere 😮😊😊
Enjoy watching expert dozer operations in action. It is so cool seeing you transform the landscape. I use an old Cat D6C on my property but have to move really slow and be very careful not to make a big mess. My buddy helps me along but I found there is a fine line between getting it just right and making it worse. I'll strive to get as good as Dirt Perfect. Thanks for the video.
Great job as always, Mike. Nice drone footage, helps with the all picture. Thanks for sharing, always enjoy your videos they're interesting, informative and entertaining. Keep them coming. Thanks again DP and Aaron.
Yep, I can't stop watching. I use to watch heavy equipment video's with my grandsons when they were little, now I watch them by myself, oddly satisfying! As usual you two do great work!
The tile and dry dam jobs just keep on coming. Farmer Chris is doing really well if he can afford all that work. The crop output is going to be even better, so the cost will be offset significantly!
May I suggest that you put a permanent mount for a shovel on all of your equipment. As with every drydam you installed, you kicked the dirt away from the riser. Even when you finished grading, you still need that little extra touch around the riser 👍
Considering that was marsh land when you started, it dried up really well. Thank you for showing us what happens after a downpour, those dams really worked well. 👍
Mike, great watching the dry dams come together. You have some beautiful topsoil there. Here in West Texas our topsoil is about two inches thick and usually very rocky. Great content.
