Cutting in a Driveway and Building a Privacy berm #1

We start Building a driveway and cut in a privacy berm. Lets make it so the neighbors don't have to see what we are doing.

[hephaestus]

I would love to see the whole process. Berm, road, all of it. Being a newish equipment operator for the village I work for I always love watching these kinds of videos to learn about new ways of doing something or a way I didn't think of. Plus I get to see equipment I only wish I could have to work with.

[beachboardfan]

Thats some crazy looking soil. Looks like dirt but with the consistency of sand. Makes me thankful for PA's clay.

[logresmentotum]

Sure wish you were closer. You're a heckuva working man. Much respect.

[jacquelineglitter]

I live in Arizona and we have nothing but sand with flash flooding. I had a berm built and it washed away. I added broken concrete and river rocks to the sand and it's holding up. It's about 6 feet high. The guy I hired with tractor asked me what a berm is. It's been stable for about 2 years.

[kobelcofan]

I'm going to be so thankful some day when I can afford a skid steer I've done everything by hand. I dug a stump out with an automotive jack last week. I'm so thankful my landscaping business is finally taking off. I failed 3 times in attempting to start but finally got a few of the right customers and I'm getting slow but steady growth. I'm using just my Toyota Sienna and a few hand tools. I'm really enjoying the learning experience and getting out and working with my hands.

[markashley]

Great video amazing use of the skid loader. Where I live we have rock hard clay and plenty of big boulders. Top soil is hard to come by. Enjoy watching you utilize what you have on hand and make it work. Thanks

[glennwolfe]

Stan, this sounds like an interesting project. Looking forward to the upcoming videos. Thank for bringing us along👍👍👍👍👍😺🤗🐺

[AHinde]

Super entertaining! Thanks for sharing. You made great use of the tools you had with that tree. I'm looking forward to seeing more.

[CZAnthonyX]

I love these! Thank you for posting on this beautiful Monday! Keep up the great work!

[rockapartyjd]

Love that damn shirt, Stanley!
Btw, the wife and I adore you and appreciate all you teach us! You're flippin awesome! Much love from Columbus!

[thebeans]

This is totally new to me. I like learning, so show me whatever you want. You do have fun and so do I. Thank you. 😊🙏

[edwardreidt]

I just like to see you having fun in what you do so everything good for me

[abilityexcavation]

As an operator for 30+ yrs I find this video very entertaining. Dirt has been here for millions of years yet Stan finds a way to wear it it out! 8-10 hrs to build that berm? C’mon!

[brianspurrell]

Love our attitude when you don't have the equipment every one thinks you nee to do the job. "Adapt and Over Come".

[dellcornish]

Great fun watching all your projects. Keep em coming!!! Dell C. Essex, England

[mudhustle]

That berm looked like it was fun to build. Sweet video. Enjoyed watching the kubota do what it does best.

[bcsbbq]

I love the benefits of owning heavy equipment. It's always fun doing projects like this for myself. I know you had some fun 😉

[elpidiogirtler]

Yes, BRING IT! I have plans to do exactly what your doing...show it all bro!! Keep up. Thanks ahead

[owlhead]

Hi stanley. Enjoy your show in nh .you have a great work ethic. God bless.

[jamesburba]

Hey Stan ! I want to see it all ! I enjoy watching anything you, and your team does. Always entertaining, and informative.