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You are amazing. You remind me of my dad who is longer with us. Keep up the great work and videos. I so enjoy them.

Another impressive job done! Quick question, do you recommend a cab on your excavator? I’m looking to buy a mini excavator for use around my home, and not sure the increase in price for a cab is justified in my situation.

Yes

About 300.00 bucks

Where is the power service disconnect I should be near the outside unit

you need post 10 out there! he'll have that flowin in no time

Are those poo eraser trees? 43:00 Yaa chunck of metak pile for my tires to run over. Na nothing fell off the pipe

Dozer is so cute. He is a keeper 🥹

Oh i even can smell the rainy air in the woods at the end of the video. 🙂

that was my first car ever 2008 but looked just like that with black exterior. then was my friends first car lol. lived to abt 225k miles before getting wrecked. theyll run forever

Is this video in 360P for everyone else?

Great work John. Makes you realise the work a modern machine like the Yanmar and materials like the pipe can do and save you, in the past those jobs would have been quite a big undertaking digging out with hand tools, stone lining and capping the culverts. Thanks as always for brining us along!

That engine was not winterized properly at all. When you put them to bed, the last thing while running you pour a half qt. of reslone oil into the carb to coat the cylinder walls. Now, you can let it set as long as necessary

Good work, good job.

Bridge build video please

You mentioned once in a video about your cloths how the dirt was ground in and wouldn’t come out. Try this one time. Put the load in the washer. Add a cup of Oxi Clean, a cup of borax and then your normal detergent. Let the cloths run through the wash cycle. Then shut off the washer and let them soak. I do this in the evening and let them soak all night. In the morning I turn on the washer and let them wash again and cycle on through the other cycles. If needed you can repeat this when they need to be washed again. But I have never needed to do that. Enjoy all your videos. Good luck and God Bless. Later

Well that was extremely satisfying!!.. ha I enjoyed that one per usual!!.. definitely channel 101 quality but that was the perfect ASMR for channel 102!!.. I know it was a lot of work though for 102, so either way, I’m here for it!!.. ha ur doin awesome buddy!!.. 👍🏻 🦭🦭🦭

why are all the trees dead by the creek from your aerial shot?

John, 2’ diameter pipe seems like an over kill for a culvert that is dry most of the year. Wouldn’t a 16” or 18” do the job just as well

Jon, the best part of watching your channel is the dedication to solving problems. Your channel is the escape from the chaos in the rest of the world. Thank you. jim

Ironically, have a wheelbarrow that needs the same treatment. Been lazy patching it back together. Time to get busy!

Should’ve got @post10 to help.

You created some RUclips classics in 2023, but in '24 you continue to kill it! I really appreciate the work, but you bring the work to the video quality, and you make this channel a joy to watch.

I know you asked awhile a go now and I replied back then. Another piece of equipment popped up on RUclips and might also be of interest. A RT-120 Forestry Attachment.

Clogged pipe? Better go check your prostrate. Actually, create a small barrier upstream, just a few larger branches. This will catch the large stuff that would clog the pipe. It would be easier to unclog that, if necessary, than the pipe.

I think You're going to be working on the other bay a bot more often outside.

I love this job

Yourr goats are great! I guess you just wanted some kids around again, eh?

I purchased my 036 new in 1994. We heated with wood exclusively for 10 years and every bit of it was cut with it. When we purchased 20 acres of wooded land it’s bee used constantly to keep the land cleared of damaged trees. It’s never had ethanol blended gas in it and it’s ran on Amsoil Sabre oil exclusively. If I went out to the barn right now it’d start on the third or fourth pull. I’ve put numerous bars, chains, gas filters and clutch sprockets on it but the engine remains untouched. Stihl built a great saw back then.

in 1980 when I built my house, I ordered a complete precharged 5 ton split unit from Sears. Not really a typical DIY, but doable with a little duct and electrical knowledge.

Great watching skilled operators at work. How can you be at the end of a 2 foot pipe and not yodel down it 😂. Appreciate the updates too, nice to see how well things hold up.

I loved the camera placement at the end of the first job returning to the shop.

When you're done spraying anything, turn the can upside down and spray. Most will be air, which clears the nozzle. Have you had any formal training as a machinist?

A leak in the cylinder will not cause the cylinder to drift. Either a leak in the system or bad control valves.

I have a 2009 Nissan Rogue with 113K miles. Yesterday I noticed a a whining noise when I started it and acceleration was slow. The day before it was running fine and the car accelerated quickly. Will changing the CVT oil help at this point or is the transmission about to go out.

The cost of machinery is not cheap but it makes jobs sooo much more efficient. Renting equip gets expensive and with all the back and forth, jobs are put on hold until you have enough to make the rental worthwhile. When you can fix your shit, buying used is the way to go. Things get done when they should get done and once you have it you find so many uses for it. Great video as always John. Nice to see the grass all up and looking great.

John this could have been a much easier job if you just flew post10 down! He would have done it for free and been happy about it!

You have a large property, I bet your subscribers would enjoy a complete farm tour - all pastures and all structures.

I don't have near the amount of land to manage as you but man an excavator would make my life so much easier. Great work as always. Thanks for taking us along.

Wow...how much land do you have? Great vid as always. PS: Love my excavator as well. I have built allot of attachments for jobs like that....a rake, ripper etc.

Dogs always find water and mud

Nice work jon. Definitely a man of many talents. See you next week.

Nice job, interesting to watch and see the results a month or two later 👍

You need to remove some trees so you can have strait line to the creeks !🤓

My dad said I could post a comment on here. We watch your videos together. We’ve replaced our culverts with rock fords. Have you ever looked into that? -Talton, 11

Thank you

I do have corrugated poly pipe on my road, however, I went to an earthmoving place and asked them if they had any secondhand concrete culverts. $2500 later I ended up with 42 culverts delivered. It was a bargain. Yes they're damaged a bit but we 'aint building a freeway. 42 is enough to do 14 full width culverts. Thing is they're not as easy to place as a poly culvert, but in the mix I got 6 large diameter so 30" culverts. I also have a hobby excavator a 7.5t Kobelco (not as good as yours) but a bit bigger. One row of those large culverts saved my road in a freaky incident one night. Previously there had only been a single smaller poly culvert. So, I'd been arresting some gully erosion by placing in some tree stumps left over from logging. A big rain came and washed one stump into the culvert next to the large diameter concrete one. The stump fit in the smaller culvert almost like a cork with the roots acting as a stopper. The water rose up it was flowing over the road - just. The water was firing out the large diameter culvert like it does at the bottom of a dam when they open the gates LOL. In my car I had a chain (I live in the forest so not as 'lucky' as it seems) and dragged the stump out of the smaller culvert saving the road. I would've been trapped on the wrong side if the road got washed out.

well done big fella

Great work Jon, turned out well..🇦🇺🍺🍺

Great video, how many hours were on that pump? Could you teach my local JD dealer how to diagnose hydraulic problems, they seem to think a leak down test is how to check a gear pump 😂. I only dealt with them because of warranty, they said everything is fine and tried to charge me 580 bucks. I proved them wrong