Roman is a workaholic. I’ve never seen anyone work as hard as Roman Roman. You’re the man too. I don’t know what background you’re from but whoever taught you the ethics of work did a great job. Many blessings to you Roman in your family.
I'm a 64 year old woman and Mike Mulligan and his Steam Shovel was one of my favorite books when I was about 6. I probably still have the copy of it somewhere.
thanks cole, capillary action brings the water higher than the elevation where it becomes a creek or it is being pumped out of the ground. Now that you have a lower drain at your movie theater level you might not need an additional drain around the outside of the original mansion, but put one in around the addition. free advice from a civil engineer.
COLE DEFINITELY PUT A HEAVY SCREEN WIRE COVER OVER THE END OF YOUR DRAINAGE PIPE WHERE IT EXITS INTO THE CREEK!!!!! Because if you don't in the dry months rodents will burrow in the pipe and clog it up ! Probably wouldn't hurt to put an above ground 6" clean out pipe that goes into a T which joins your perforated pipe. Such as sewer pipes have for running an rotor router auger in to bore out clogs. Just in case you ever get a stop up you can clean it out from above. U would just have to flag it with a caution pole in the field so tractor 🚜 planters didn't disturb the clean out pipe. But this would most certainly save you a huge headache dealing with having to dig up the pipe in future for a Clog up. But most certainly put a heavy stainless steel rodent proof wire over end of your drainage pipe where it's gonna dump into the creek ! Because animals will crawl inside it whether to burrow or exploration. If a raccoon 🦝 crawls up that pipe looking for food gets stuck and dies then there's a big water obstruction to back the water up. Something to really consider
Cole my friend Mike Mulligan and his steam shovel was my favorite book when I was a kid also! Everything is comin along you guys be safe and keep up the good work! God bless!
I remember that book, they used the steam shovel boiler to heat the building. I read that book 58 years ago and was my favorite to. You doing a great job. Love your videos.
Ron could have had it all done in a day. He's the man!! Happy he's well now. Maybe he could help you with the 40 foot steel beam too. If that's still a plan.
Network TV would mean giving up creative control and having to answer to executives and producers. Maybe if you do something like Alton Brown and produce everything yourself and basically just provide content to a media outlet, they can work on network syndication. Then again, you start to lose control of revenue streams and there is alot of profit sharing.
@@MayoFinch yes sir, I'm sure you're correct. I only wanted to compliment Cole on what a great presenter he is because he is as good, if not better than many of the folks on that network.
You may want to add a manhole outside of the theater to provide access to the drain pipe. 500 ' or so of pipe with the starting end around 20' down could be a real headache if it gets plugged up. Also probably a bad idea to drive rebar through the pipe to hold it in place, one more thing for stuff to potentially hang up on.
Cole you really should dig a temp sump pit for this water. We do this in heavy construction all the time when we are diggin deep pits. Wherever the bottom of you trench is going to be, dig like 3-5' deeper in 1 spot, grab a stick of 24" or 36" HDPE pipe and stick it up out of the sump, backfill around it with stone. Toss in a submersible pump and boom, you are lowering your water table until your project is done.
The house is quite large, you must be planning to host large parties to watch movies often. I hope all this extra work on this movie theater is worth it! For my family it seems unnecessary But you do you! Congrats!
Cole, it was so nice to visit with you at Menards last week. As a small town Grundy Center guy it’s amazing to see your influence on RU-vid. Like I said at Menards I’ll stop out to see if you guys need some help during harvest. Please let me know, cheers Jeff
the old truck needs some tlc..its been serving you well without a lot of problems... Fix the engine problem and the bedside give it a cheap shot of paint and it's good for another 20years
Sweet Dirt moving Video. Can't wait to see the dirt gone an the Theater walls and sheetrock starts running throughout the mansion.❤ Love the videos Cole..
Come on big fella we all know what no socks means…a wild one with no paper and your used your socks! 😂😂😂 loving the build brother, can’t wait to see the end result
You need a backflow preventer on the end of that 6-inch discharge line when you have it set at the creek so the water doesn't backfeed and flood you out.
Great to have wonderful friends, like Ron & Roman! This must be a huge area with the amount of time it takes to dig it out. I’m flabbergasted at the plans in place! It’s all so exciting & interesting! TYTY for sharing! ❤️❤️🙏❤️❤️
Lawd Cole! You are so energetic. Wide open. You talked so fast towards the end, You had me taking breaths for You ! Fantastic job guys! Ron, you run that machine so smooth! Thank you for keeping Cole in line today. 😂 Cole, Roman & Justin are very entertaining.😊
Speed talker and builder Cole is really kicking rear...who knows, the house might be done by Xmas...probably not! 😛 If Cole gets tired of farming, he can always be an auctioneer...
Drawings, measurements etc. of all the 'stuff' you are burying is so important for keeping you out of trouble in the future. I was wondering if you can use the equipment that you use to map your fields to map the house construction site? The accuracy you have with that system could be invaluable.
There is something called the water table, Cole. You are doing well with everything and it's going to be awesome. Just give it time. Blessings to you and your family 🙏❤️.
I'm absolutely loving the series, this is my fav series ive ever watched on the interweb, it's great having 2/3 videos a week. I thought possibly you would of done a deal with milwaukee or another brand to get tools for you and roman as a thank you for all his hard work. Keep the vlogs coming
