As someone who was in the road and bridge construction business for 30 yrs, I’ve seen my fair share of equipment operators. I’d rate you as an exemplary operator, and I’d have gladly had you working on any of my projects! You remind me of a good friend of mine who is also exemplary!! Best wishes in all your endeavors!!!!
I feel the same, Scott. I worked for a mining company for 30yrs, VP of operations for 17 of those, during the 30yrs I've only seen one operator that would even compare to be considered exemplary.
Amazing to think...here I am mesmerized by hours of this artistic perfection in motion. Yet to those passing by on the highway, this is just a flash in the pan. Amazing what there is to see, when one but only stops to look.
I agree Bob, Most guys just drop it in from the height of the bin. Just about destroyed my bin carting rock for a gabion retaining wall a while back. This guy is a pro.
@@whoveniledelinquent that is the quickest way to make a dump truck driver mad at ya is dropping that in the bed from way up. If I am loading rocks like that I try to line the bottom of the bed with dirt to help cushion the rocks.
More than likely he always does this but especially in front of the camera he pretty much has to to maintain good business. I do think the extra mile was shaking loose boulders off to prevent accidental damages to the truck, I rarely see that step taken.
You are also right I've owned my own truck since 1988 worked under a lot of operators when he operates do it like you care about other people equipment
My uncle took me in as a helper in 01 by a company named Tepsco, they installed chill water pipe for universities and hospitals, we would dig the shafts 30' deep 20' long 10' wide. The company would subcontract the tunnels to other company. Man the things my uncle would do with that trackhole,cherrypicker , were amazing he was in the business for 50 yrs, he passed a year ago. I lasted 10 yrs with that company those old timers taught me how to use a shovel, lock a shackle and I gain character through hard work. You re a good operator , you in one with the machine. Keep digging sir.
@@kennethney4260 Yep, and some of my videos show the style of rock we have... ugly colors, and mainly the size of your head or smaller. nothing big and attractive uniform colorings like those
My goodness building a business in a rock quarry is a real challenge. Definitely a lot harder on the equipment than needs be. Some one will shake their head year’s down the road wondering how all that rock ended up in that area of that field. 😁 Thanks for the great content 👍 🇺🇸🦅🌏⚓️🇺🇸
No rocks, no mud and no rain. :) That site has come along way and I can not believe the transformation that occurred and the time need to do it. Nice job and thank you for sharing.
can't believe I missed this video, what a rough time it is in the seat loading those rocks, like riding a bucking bull.. that was certainly a challenging job, at least it provided the great rocks for your front entrance of the farm
My daughters suburb is entirely bluestone rock (worth a fortune) and excavator's had really cool sieve bucket fitted. It left all the dirt behind and yes I counted 17 much bigger then your 220 and fleets of trucks. Incredible to watch how fast man can move so much so fast with machines.
It’s amazing how much you get done when your plan comes together and the rain holds off. Nice progress. Enjoyed. Now next video is a visit for the dump site.
Do tell! What is that strange orb in the sky we got a glimpse of maybe once every two weeks for about 30 seconds. Just don’t tell anyone whatcha saw least we end up having to pay taxes on *that* too. Sigh.
That’s what I was thinking like a gravel producer but I think it’s more work to do that than it is to dump and bury. Which sucks because that seems like great rock for something other than burying it.
He's explained before; it's not very GOOD rock. Much easier (and much more profitable) to use it as filler for someone who wants a field extended along a hill than to deliver it anywhere for it to be crushed, screened, and sold as aggregate or ornamental gravel. Although I still maintain that if you put up a sign offering to sell the rocks, they'd start vanishing on their own. He HAS obtained a couple of choice boulders as garden ornaments, though.
@@kennethdailey7660 We have many old buildings here made from that beautiful red sandstone. I didn’t know there were other kids of sandstone so thanks for that-appreciate it.
I’m enjoying all load out videos from this project. I would love to see some shots of the waste pits when the trucks are coming in and the holes are getting filled.
Thanks for explaining why the building couldn't be raised. I've been wondering about that. Seems it would have been easier to do that than remove all that rock.
Chris has ruined me for other excavator operators. I look at and listen to their machines and think "Chris would have greased that, washed that, painted that or replaced that, Ugh go watch him, and learn how to care about your equipment"
I think the difference is Chris is an Owner/Operator, if you want to know what a plain Operator is, they are the ones Chris digs their burried excavators out of ponds.
Chris, this rock work looks incredibly taxing, not just on the machine, but the operator too !! A little concerning hearing some of that creaking sound the camera picked up in the cabin. Perhaps you should check thoroughly for possible cracks or compromise around some of the major stress/pivot points. All that said, what an experience !! Fantastic to watch, and thank you for sharing your days with us. Just AWESOME stuff to watch and relax with !! It is amazing to see how your camera, and us, have become such an integral part of your working day. Thank you !! 😊😊👏👏
It has certainly been slow here for dump truck hauling in January in NC , because it’s been so wet here and we are 2” of rain ahead of normal for our area and have had one snow already . If we get snow it’s mostly in February . So almost no paving of stone hauling this year so far and there is plenty of work going on for the time being and the contractors are wanting some dry weather indeed !
Wonder what's going to happen when you start digging the footings. I'm guessing you will strike oil, gold and diamonds. 😁 This job has been quite a challenge for you Chris!
That's what is graded as R-5 rock around here and they load it with a CAT 988. Love hauling rock, everyone else goes home and welds holes shut in their beds, I go eat supper and watch Andy Griffith.
I typically don't watch these kinds of channels. However the finesse and skill level this guy has, has got to be one of the best I've ever seen. If i ever had a project that required the use of an excavator. I'd pay the extra just to have him on my job site.
Clay up here is bad since the frost line get down about 4 feet. It will lift a whole house and bust the foundation. We have tons of sand and gravel. Better for building on in AK.
Can anyone say "BUILDING COST OVERRUN!!!" All that transportation cost just to get that rock breaking machine back and forth has to be huge, let alone the man power cost. It has to make you smile to turn in all those revisions to the G/C. Later!!!
that shouldn't be costing Chris anything if he got a good contract with the blasting company, should be under the failing to meet agreed ragets aka, blast all the rock in this area to little bits of this size, to a depth of XXXX
@@jeffandrews8578 Jeff I was talk about Chris adding to his bill for all the extra time and labor, who would have ever thought that the rock breaker would have to come back 3 times, that Chris would have to separate the same material 3 times maybe 4, no one foresaw this. I'm sure everyone thought 1 and done: }
@@silentepsilon888 At least for me, Yes, Im on the corner, literally. im between a radius of 5 or 6 apartments and a shopping center, so a lot of people around.
It’s a Volvo they are built for that. My Volvo has over 7000 hours on it and it digs rock every day. I have never replaces a pin or bushing and they are all still tight. You just can’t skip the maintenance every day.
Getting it on out of there Man !! Tell ya what, if you wasn't paying attention you could tare up one of those trucks bed in a flat min. , with those boulders !!! Great job Chris, looks like your making some head way now on that job....Great as always Man !! Have a Great Evening, an Weekend ! On too the Next....
The job is moving ahead even with difficult ground conditions. This only because of your skill of controlling the site with discussions of the site manager. Top notch LD18 👍🇺🇲
@@TiMneR-tx1ys...the landowners aren’t worried about the ballooning overhead, they will pass that cost on to future customers. You won’t be able to get outta that vets office for less than 300 bucks a pop. Chris starts digging here and found extra work that’s probably costing 100k....money that future customers will pay.
What the G/C needed to do was truck in a mobile crusher. Smash the boulders down to proper sizing, then let the crusher crunch the lot down to inch or smaller sieve for grade and driveway purposes. That was simply too much material just to be hauled off like that.
Cities don't really think much when requiring this or that on every site. Ours require a pond twice the size of the parking lot. That is a bit excessive. They don't care what is underground or what is on top.
He’s not running a charity operation so he’s getting paid for the work. The ballooning cost of this job will be paid for by future customers...guaranteed.
I also really like the way you loaded the rocks, which appear like riprap size material in the trucks. A lot of “operators” wouldn’t take that kind of care. Well done!!
Have you considered investing in a large jaw crusher to process medium size rock into gravel? I am pretty sure most sites where you tear out a bunch of rock ends up needing gravel for road, parking, septic, or foundation building. You could make the gravel and sell it to the contractor or owner without needing to ship it.
@@richardschipper5989 a half million dollars for a simple jaw crusher? We aren't talking about something to separate sizes of rock - just make rocks smaller. Not the giant rocks either. Human torso sized rocks at maximum. Gigantic rocks are still best broken down with a hammer attachment.
i know nothing about this fine work, you do , i only rode a bmx once or twice thru this mudd type of situations like this as a kid , ha ha, love youre films ! real great
As someone who was in the road and bridge construction business for 30 yrs, I’ve seen my fair share of equipment operators. I’d rate you as an exemplary operator, and I’d have gladly had you working on any of my projects! You remind me of a good friend of mine who is also exemplary!! Best wishes in all your endeavors!!!!
I feel the same, Scott. I worked for a mining company for 30yrs, VP of operations for 17 of those, during the 30yrs I've only seen one operator that would even compare to be considered exemplary.
He started at a very young age operating equipment
I did maintenance and repair for many years on equipment, Chris is real easy on his equipment and works smart, it shows
Amazing to think...here I am mesmerized by hours of this artistic perfection in motion. Yet to those passing by on the highway, this is just a flash in the pan. Amazing what there is to see, when one but only stops to look.
Most guys aren’t as considerate as you when loading other people’s equipment. Great job 👍
I agree Bob, Most guys just drop it in from the height of the bin. Just about destroyed my bin carting rock for a gabion retaining wall a while back. This guy is a pro.
I have noticed this as well Being considerate is a Mark of good character 😊
@@whoveniledelinquent that is the quickest way to make a dump truck driver mad at ya is dropping that in the bed from way up. If I am loading rocks like that I try to line the bottom of the bed with dirt to help cushion the rocks.
More than likely he always does this but especially in front of the camera he pretty much has to to maintain good business. I do think the extra mile was shaking loose boulders off to prevent accidental damages to the truck, I rarely see that step taken.
You are also right I've owned my own truck since 1988 worked under a lot of operators when he operates do it like you care about other people equipment
My uncle took me in as a helper in 01 by a company named Tepsco, they installed chill water pipe for universities and hospitals, we would dig the shafts 30' deep 20' long 10' wide. The company would subcontract the tunnels to other company. Man the things my uncle would do with that trackhole,cherrypicker , were amazing he was in the business for 50 yrs, he passed a year ago. I lasted 10 yrs with that company those old timers taught me how to use a shovel, lock a shackle and I gain character through hard work. You re a good operator , you in one with the machine. Keep digging sir.
Those boulders would be worth a fortune here for landscaping. "It's not just a boulder.... *sniff* it's a rock!"
Problem is people don't want them where they're easy to find, they only want them where they aren't found naturally lol
@@kennethney4260 Yep, and some of my videos show the style of rock we have... ugly colors, and mainly the size of your head or smaller. nothing big and attractive uniform colorings like those
The pioneers used to ride those babies for miles.
@@16dieseldon Hahaha you caught that eh!
This project must have cost a damn fortune before they even dig the first footings
There must not have been a core sample taken of the area
My goodness building a business in a rock quarry is a real challenge. Definitely a lot harder on the equipment than needs be. Some one will shake their head year’s down the road wondering how all that rock ended up in that area of that field. 😁
Thanks for the great content 👍
🇺🇸🦅🌏⚓️🇺🇸
need to put up a sign "FREE ROCK GARDEN STARTER KIT!"
No rocks no mud!!! Chris you better enjoy that while it lasts!!!😋😁😋😁
No rocks, no mud and no rain. :) That site has come along way and I can not believe the transformation that occurred and the time need to do it. Nice job and thank you for sharing.
I thought I was on the wrong channel! The Volvo wasn't sitting in a pond! 😆
rocks be gone, rain be gone...and here we are ..plenty left to go!
I have worked under a lot of operators you are one of the best I've ever seen your load other people trucks like you care
can't believe I missed this video, what a rough time it is in the seat loading those rocks, like riding a bucking bull.. that was certainly a challenging job, at least it provided the great rocks for your front entrance of the farm
My daughters suburb is entirely bluestone rock (worth a fortune) and excavator's had really cool sieve bucket fitted. It left all the dirt behind and yes I counted 17 much bigger then your 220 and fleets of trucks. Incredible to watch how fast man can move so much so fast with machines.
It’s amazing how much you get done when your plan comes together and the rain holds off. Nice progress. Enjoyed. Now next video is a visit for the dump site.
18% ROCK DAMAGE SURCHARGE, 10% FOR THE MEDICAL SERVICES TRUST FUND (back and neck care).
I couldn't help but notice the strange blue color the sky had to it. Been gray for so long I'd forgotten.
Do tell! What is that strange orb in the sky we got a glimpse of maybe once every two weeks for about 30 seconds. Just don’t tell anyone whatcha saw least we end up having to pay taxes on *that* too. Sigh.
That looks better and better. Soooo many rocks
God I can't get over all the 5 and 6 axle truck's, the best we can do here in New Brunswick, Canada is tandem with twin steer
Same here in England, Russell !
All we get here are tri axle trucks.
detroit, we can run 11 total.
gravel trains, 3 on the tractor, 3 on the first trailer, 5 on the second trailer. 161k lbs. don't turn fast.
That's some nice trucks for sure
So that explains explains some of the rough roads I encountered there.
Never owned a volvo car but their machines are top notch
I'm surprised there is no landscaping companies or the county does want a bunch of free rock.
That’s what I was thinking like a gravel producer but I think it’s more work to do that than it is to dump and bury. Which sucks because that seems like great rock for something other than burying it.
It’s sand stone (junk rock)
He's explained before; it's not very GOOD rock. Much easier (and much more profitable) to use it as filler for someone who wants a field extended along a hill than to deliver it anywhere for it to be crushed, screened, and sold as aggregate or ornamental gravel.
Although I still maintain that if you put up a sign offering to sell the rocks, they'd start vanishing on their own.
He HAS obtained a couple of choice boulders as garden ornaments, though.
Crushed to a 20mm size it would be ideal as pipe bedding or for French drains
@@kennethdailey7660 We have many old buildings here made from that beautiful red sandstone. I didn’t know there were other kids of sandstone so thanks for that-appreciate it.
Why is it that excavator videos are so fascinating? I can watch this for hours, and I do.
Me, too; Buck. I love them !
i love them
I watched one video this morning and subbed. This gentleman is a freakin’ Excavating Exemplar.
There's something almost hypnotic about it. He operates his machine so smoothly.
They need to name that. Rocky Times Animal Hospital. Lol God bless
I like the way he uses the bucket to point out what he’s talking about. Truly one with the machine.
I’m enjoying all load out videos from this project. I would love to see some shots of the waste pits when the trucks are coming in and the holes are getting filled.
Every time I come to this channel I can smell the freshly dug dirt smell.
Thanks for explaining why the building couldn't be raised. I've been wondering about that. Seems it would have been easier to do that than remove all that rock.
You are doing such a great job at this project! That was so much rock you hauled out! And there is still 100 tons more left!
What mesmerizing to watch Chris operate all these different machines so well
Chris has ruined me for other excavator operators. I look at and listen to their machines and think "Chris would have greased that, washed that, painted that or replaced that, Ugh go watch him, and learn how to care about your equipment"
Now We need convice him to get new paint jobs done!
if the equipment is leased then i doubt the operator cares. sadly.
I think the difference is Chris is an Owner/Operator, if you want to know what a plain Operator is, they are the ones Chris digs their burried excavators out of ponds.
@@misfittech7743 i seen that last deep rescue. some people need to know when they are over their heads. The thought od a pay cheque blinds them.
I laugh when other operators buckets wobble side to side about 8-10 inches. Nothing like a solid machine. Keep up the good work Chris
Chris, this rock work looks incredibly taxing, not just on the machine, but the operator too !!
A little concerning hearing some of that creaking sound the camera picked up in the cabin.
Perhaps you should check thoroughly for possible cracks or compromise around some of the major stress/pivot points.
All that said, what an experience !!
Fantastic to watch, and thank you for sharing your days with us.
Just AWESOME stuff to watch and relax with !!
It is amazing to see how your camera, and us, have become such an integral part of your working day.
Thank you !! 😊😊👏👏
Sounds like you have a dry boom joint somewhere. Nice tidy work well planned 👌😎
This is a training video on how to load a dump truck or "tipper" if your're in Australia. Well done mate, pro operator.
It has certainly been slow here for dump truck hauling in January in NC , because it’s been so wet here and we are 2” of rain ahead of normal for our area and have had one snow already . If we get snow it’s mostly in February . So almost no paving of stone hauling this year so far and there is plenty of work going on for the time being and the contractors are wanting some dry weather indeed !
There's something so satisfying about this. Soothing even.
Rocks are so hard on the equipment. Life span drops the more rocks we hit.
2:36 The volvo boom makes always a slight squeaking noise when a bucketload is lifted up. When you know, you can't unhear it ;)
It’s just amazing what can be accomplished over a space of time as it’s now really taken shape. 👍
Wonder what's going to happen when you start digging the footings. I'm guessing you will strike oil, gold and diamonds. 😁 This job has been quite a challenge for you Chris!
Now I know why you do pond work so much, great job as always, this job will come to an end soon, I would be dreaming rock in my sleep.
Darned old Rocky rocks lol. Great Job!
It's relaxing to just lay in bed and watch a artist of his trade work.
Some of them rocks were huge. Another nice video. Thanks Chris
Your videos are probably the most gratifying to watch on CZcams..
He popped in my recommended out of nowhere now I'm watching cause it's relaxing. Lol. Plus i support people doing blue collar jobs.
Love how you're managing to work two jobs at once with this project.
That's some pretty chem-trail clouds ya got there.
Thanks for explaining why the ground couldnt just be moved to the front to level it up 👍
That's what is graded as R-5 rock around here and they load it with a CAT 988. Love hauling rock, everyone else goes home and welds holes shut in their beds, I go eat supper and watch Andy Griffith.
Mein I've been hammering rocks all day , Southern Europe is full of rocks
Up here we have “Rock Farmers” and every spring, a new crop “blooms.”
I typically don't watch these kinds of channels. However the finesse and skill level this guy has, has got to be one of the best I've ever seen.
If i ever had a project that required the use of an excavator. I'd pay the extra just to have him on my job site.
Clay up here is bad since the frost line get down about 4 feet. It will lift a whole house and bust the foundation. We have tons of sand and gravel. Better for building on in AK.
Plenty of people down here in the Low Country of South Carolina would love to have some of those rocks. Cost too much to Truck them down here.
Can anyone say "BUILDING COST OVERRUN!!!" All that transportation cost just to get that rock breaking machine back and forth has to be huge, let alone the man power cost. It has to make you smile to turn in all those revisions to the G/C. Later!!!
Question. What would your estimate be on the weight or approx weight of the material they’re hauling with the rocks?
@@strokiinyourmom I was talking about moving the machine, here in IL. those size trucks are legal @ 54.000#'s
@@rhacker3058 I was talking about the weight per cubic yard of material specifically that rocky material.
that shouldn't be costing Chris anything if he got a good contract with the blasting company, should be under the failing to meet agreed ragets aka, blast all the rock in this area to little bits of this size, to a depth of XXXX
@@jeffandrews8578 Jeff I was talk about Chris adding to his bill for all the extra time and labor, who would have ever thought that the rock breaker would have to come back 3 times, that Chris would have to separate the same material 3 times maybe 4, no one foresaw this. I'm sure everyone thought 1 and done: }
Take care of the contractors truck like it is yours and they will be lining up the next time you need them.
I hope these are priced in, I think there may be new pins and bushes required after this one!
This is just what I wanted. Laying here sore in bed with the heating pad.
Same here man. But sitting at my desk as the ankles pain is worst laying down. Hate getting older ! Sucks.
It's coming together for sure. Thanks Chris.
love the camera angles thanks for always giving us the best camera angles 😎👊🏻👍🏻
when the ambulance went by, I looked out my own window.
I looked around too!
Almost an every other day occurance here on my corner
.. and, did you see it?
@@silentepsilon888 At least for me, Yes, Im on the corner, literally. im between a radius of 5 or 6 apartments and a shopping center,
so a lot of people around.
Good job Chris, making some headway brother! Take care my friend!👍🏻
Back in the day my dad built Barrel beds out of these tank sections they are heavy but you could load anything in them.👍
Kool Video.the Rocks are certainly getting less.nice job chris and the Building pad looks good now😀
Got to love Rock's ! No such thing as digging Pretty with Rocky ground 💪🏼
At least the ground isn't frozen 3 feet deep, eh?
@@davidj4662 up
Takes a long time to move a mountain. Like Fred Flintstone at the rock quarry, Yabba Babba Doo!
When you snatch a load and curl your bucket, I hear a bushing creaking. Could it be that? 👋👍 cheers! 🇨🇦
Gonna need new bucket pins and bushings after all these rocks
It’s a Volvo they are built for that. My Volvo has over 7000 hours on it and it digs rock every day. I have never replaces a pin or bushing and they are all still tight. You just can’t skip the maintenance every day.
In one of the first videos, he said he already them in the truck, but had decided to wait until this was done before changing them out.
Chris the job is looking much better. Thanks for sharing. Kevin
Chris please consider putting all the videos from major projects/area/job into their own playlist so we can watch sites/job develop along with you. 2c
Getting it on out of there Man !! Tell ya what, if you wasn't paying attention you could tare up one of those trucks bed in a flat min. , with those boulders !!! Great job Chris, looks like your making some head way now on that job....Great as always Man !! Have a Great Evening, an Weekend ! On too the Next....
Why doesn't the developer try to sell those boulders to a landscape supply business rather than busting them up?
Big rocks like that are very common where he is
What I wouldn’t do for a load of those boulders!! Too bad a hardscape designer could use them for the “retaining wall”?
@@sallylilienthal8835 wasn’t in the architects plans
I know the bucket is huge but it seems like you are filling those trucks up with a teaspoon.
That job reminds me of an old saying....
"Can eat a whole elephant -
One bite at a time"
I expected to see Fred Flintstone and Barney Rubble to walk by.
One heck of big project!!
You sure could build a LOT of rock fences & walls with all that rock.
Hey Chris, I might be mistaken, but I think you missed a rock! 😜
Yeah, Every where you look there is another... Like a nightmare...
I’ve said it once, I’ll say it again, damn them widows look amazing. Lol. You rock Chris!! Cheers from OHIO.
The job is moving ahead even with difficult ground conditions. This only because of your skill of controlling the site with discussions of the site manager.
Top notch LD18 👍🇺🇲
Man I hope ya'll are getting paid very well for this job
I was thinking the same. The overages on that jobsite must be huge. the dyno mite guys came back how many times?
Agree, and the wear and tear on the equipment. New bucket teeth replacement at a minimum.
Great job Chris
@@TiMneR-tx1ys...the landowners aren’t worried about the ballooning overhead, they will pass that cost on to future customers. You won’t be able to get outta that vets office for less than 300 bucks a pop. Chris starts digging here and found extra work that’s probably costing 100k....money that future customers will pay.
@@deplorablelibertarian probably a government grant in the budget somewhere.
I was thinking they may want to consider another site for their building.
What the G/C needed to do was truck in a mobile crusher. Smash the boulders down to proper sizing, then let the crusher crunch the lot down to inch or smaller sieve for grade and driveway purposes. That was simply too much material just to be hauled off like that.
Cities don't really think much when requiring this or that on every site. Ours require a pond twice the size of the parking lot. That is a bit excessive. They don't care what is underground or what is on top.
Who is the project manager, Mr Slate?
No, its the guy who worked with Fred...Joe Rockhead or was it Barney Rubble?
@@IR-nq4qv We're showing our age brother!
classic. You rocked that one.
Pebbledash Pete
Solid progress!
I'm ready for this job to be over, and I'm not even having to do it. This is going to be the world's most expensive vet office.
You finally got an uneventful - plain digging day,,,Good for you. I don`t think you will miss Rock Hill Animal Clinic after you finally leave there.
I'm so happy my "good clay" didn't grow rocks like that! As mentioned below, I hope you are well paid for this job.
He’s not running a charity operation so he’s getting paid for the work. The ballooning cost of this job will be paid for by future customers...guaranteed.
That was a lot of rocks great video chris
Love watching ur videos as a farmer my self and have run most equipment like yours keep up the great videos
Good afternoon Chris what you need is a rock crushing machine so you can get rid of all those rocks
Buckets gonna need some shims before too long, kinda sounds like she already needs em. Keep up the great work Chris, you’re a hell of a worker.
I also really like the way you loaded the rocks, which appear like riprap size material in the trucks. A lot of “operators” wouldn’t take that kind of care. Well done!!
Still can’t understand why anyone would develop this property. The cost of digging out the rock just doesn’t make sense.
with all the rain you said that you have been getting, i am surprised that the small pond is not full
Have you considered investing in a large jaw crusher to process medium size rock into gravel? I am pretty sure most sites where you tear out a bunch of rock ends up needing gravel for road, parking, septic, or foundation building. You could make the gravel and sell it to the contractor or owner without needing to ship it.
you got a half million $$$ hanging around?
@@richardschipper5989 a half million dollars for a simple jaw crusher? We aren't talking about something to separate sizes of rock - just make rocks smaller. Not the giant rocks either. Human torso sized rocks at maximum. Gigantic rocks are still best broken down with a hammer attachment.
Shame they couldn't of used some of those stones for a natural boundary wall, would've looked great!
i know nothing about this fine work, you do , i only rode a bmx once or twice thru this mudd type of situations like this as a kid , ha ha, love youre films ! real great
Brilliant got a lot done 👍👍
Them damn boulders are never ending
Man those side boards on that blue truck looked so NICE... *cough*
It would be lots of fun to see you and Dirt Perfect in a contest, both of you are great operators!