How to use a Land Plane and a Tractor to build a proper Drainage Ditch
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- čas přidán 19. 07. 2022
- We used the Land Plane (Land Leveler) to finish our drainage ditch around the Pole Barn. I think the ditch turned out properly! The Truth will be in the water flow. Time will tell if we know how to build a ditch correctly.
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Good video Tony! Water movement around buildings and driveways is a puzzle for sure! We used a mixture of french drains and gutters to divert water around ours....it was not anything we had thought about or budgeted for in time or money either!!
The cost of this was cheap enough, but I wish I hadn't put it off so long. Still, it turned out good.
Great video Tony. Like the drone footage. Making water drain where you want can be a pain. But it’s really awesome when it rains and you see everything you done is working.
We tested the grade with rain before we started round over the edges. It worked before, but ??!
Awesome work Tony! Getting water to drain properly is a job to be sure!😎👍👍
Yes sir. I feel confident, but water will be water.
If you had a grading bucket for your backhoe it would be a little bit faster, but you did get it done.
I disagree. Tractor backhoes of this size don't have enough reach. I would be constantly getting on and off the tractor to move it.
Same as my place mate in Australia
Awesome job you moved alot of dirt! Hope that helps out!! GOD BLESS!
I think it will do well. We did the original grade using a laser level and have already seen water running correctly. It looks like it may be a while before we see water running again. This is the worst drought I have seen in about 10 years.
Thanks!
You are welcome
David, Thank you for the Thank you. I just noticed the icon! You may be the first or second person to do this. 👍👍👍
Great job! Thanks for bringing us along!
You are welcome. We had a good time.
Look as if you wearing as much dirt as you moved!!!! Tanya will get a kick hosing you off in the back yard!!!! Great Job moving dirt!!!!!
Thank you, my friend. I have been dusty from top to bottom almost every day for the last week. It is really dry here.
Great job, Tony! Grading for drainage is certainly a skill!
I cheated and used a laser level. Still, moving the dirt and re-checking is the ticket.
Awesome job Mr Tony
Looking good, that tiller run down the length of the each side of the swale sure worked well to loosen things up. Quite the dirty job it made it, but sure it made the rest of the work easier. Turning out nice, have a good one!!
It turned out good. I look forward to the rain. That will be the test.
Tony it looks to me like this is going to work and solve your problem. Looks good.
If we ever get rain, we can test it out. So dry here.
Imagine if that land grader had a removable back to hold material when you wanted to move bulk around and remove when you dont and level stuff out.
Super job 👏 🏆🏆👴🐕🚜🤠🙏
Thank you. It has held up well to the weather.
Sir, both of you ARE OUTSTANDING 👌👌👍👍😇😇 I hope that you realize how lucky you are both of you doing stuff like you are doing and certainly work very hard for it 😇😇💪💪👌👌Oufff Yes a lots of dust in deed 😮😮🥴🥴See OUTSTANDING Lady that you have Sir 😇👍 Great ground work from both of you 😇😇👍👍👌👌🍻🍻
Thank you so much 😀 We are having fun. We have a ton of projects coming up. Most of which my came up with. LOL!
Wow that ground is hard. Takes awhile to get anything done. But looks good in the end. Know see what the water does when it rains.
I hope our first rain is a slow steady one so it doesn't wash everything away. I will try to get some rye grass planted this fall.
Awesome video tony hope all is well and keep on working those tyms they like to show off fornus non tractor owners lol. Try to stay cool if you can
We have worked the tar out of the TYMs to this point. The heat is tough right now, but we are going at it.
Good job thx
Thank you. Another smoking hot day here.
@@TonysTractorAdventure I learned a lot watching your experience.
Thank you. I try to show the good with the bad.
Hy Tiny very nice video I like’ed
Thank you, my friend. Another hot day here.
It sure looks nice now. I do hope it works out as you planned. I don’t see why it won’t, but as you said, water does sometimes surprise us. I got a toad strangler rain for a short today and 3 of my downspouts that are supposed to carry the water away we’re bubbling up. Apparently I have a blockage down slope. Time to learn on my backhoe I guess. Thankfully it is only 40’ or so. Other issues as well. French drain?
Thank you. We are going to have many more drainage projects on property as we move forward. I should really be a problem by the end of all of these projects. I still respect water because it sometimes will do things you don't think it will.
Tony, that was a mess but it turned out pretty doggone good. By the way, I saw the water tank in the back of the truck. You hauling in water? You planning on having community water or are you planning on drilling a well?
We will drill well soon. We are doing our entire property as we get the money so we have to plan and change plans and plan.
@@TonysTractorAdventure I absolutely understand. Same with me on my little place. Finally got power 2 months ago. Just recently put down waterline can connected to the community supply. Have the RV hooked up now. I hoping to get a pole barn going up soon. Thanks.
We don't have community water here. I plan on having a well dug this fall.
We will see when it rains
Rain tells the truth
Where there's a will, there's a Lawyer. LMBO
That is for sure.
I would like your opinion as you have both a box blade and land plane. I have only ever had box blades. I have recently purchased a new tractor and I need new implements and wondering what you would suggest a box blade or a land plane. I would get a land plane with rippers if I were to get one. I would be using the implement for gravel driveway maintenance and general land grading and clearing. I do currently have a rear blade also. I have a 75 horse category 2 tractor so my implements have gotten very expensive so if I'm going to buy one I will probably for now only buy one implement. Just wondering what you would recommend a box blade or a land plane
I would buy a box blade first. It is more versatile.
….And a backhoe
And a backhoe and a tiller
That clay was giving the tiller a beating.... Poor implement thought it was just going to be making gardens.
I have used my tiller a lot on projects over the years. I find it to be one of the most versatile tools that I have. That dude was jumping up and down.