New drainage around an old friend's house Part 1 -The dig

This time we are with an old friend of mine and his partner to install a new drainage and new building foundation insulation around their newly bought house.
The house is from 1962 and the documentation of water, sewage and electricity is deficient, which is not entirely uncommon in slightly older houses like this.
In this episode, we dig down to the foundation around the whole house.

Excavator: Kubota KX057-4 with EC206 + integrated grab GR05 (Driver: Hedblom & Åberg)
On the ground:Åberg & Hedblom
Electrician: Anton
Inspectors on 4 legs: Byling & Gibson
Camera: GoPro Black 7
Video Editing: iMovie
Location: Sweden

Music:
- Quincas Moreira: Chubs
- Rospigg: Poison

Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0)

- Nat Keefe & BeatMower : Late Night Drive
- Far Orange: Bitter Move
- Vicki Vox: Again & Again
- Gloria Tells: Stays the Same (Instrumental Version)
- Mikael Manvelyan: Night Flight
- Causmic: Flight To Tunisia

[mussieTil]

Simply the BEST!!! Can’t wait for part Il. Now I want to buy that same attachment for my Kubota. Thanks and have a great day.

[TheTaTrIsT]

Бесконечное удовольствие, смотреть на работу МАСТЕРА! Привет из России.

[DonnaMSchmid]

I'm sure your friend greatly appreciates your help -- that is one HUGE job to do by yourself! This was the perfect way to start my Sunday! Thanks!

[robertgilmour]

It gladdens the heart to know that no matter what machine one has a man with a shovel is always nearby.

[cdmalton]

Dude your amazing! Your skills and attention to detail are unbelievable! Thanks for sharing the videos of your work.

[MrAudienceMember]

Fantastic video showing what goes into protecting a home from the ground.
Eagerly awaiting the next episode.
Pity about the pump wiring but as you said, always good to have a good electrician in your phone contacts.
Double good that now your friend knows exactly where the wiring is and it’s condition.

[michaelbumgarner]

Positively surgical with that excavator. I can never get enough of watching your magic!

[dent]

Very nice, as always! Those old houses with cables and pipes without any conduit or warnings can be real nightmare to dig around.

[patricklegault]

darn. you make it look so easy... good equipment sure helps. experience also. good luck and keep up the good work.

[carolrogers]

You sir, are a master! Love your videos!!

[Toyotecrr]

Dude i am mesmerized by your operating skills.! That’s about all I can say.. two videos and I’m hooked!! Btw I’m pretty sure you could prolly thread a needle with that thing.. if your ever bored give it a try and post the video.. I’d love to see it!! Keep up the great work. Also I’d liked to mention your attention to detail is top notch!!

[matthewroberts]

Some of the Best operating I've seen.

[danabennett]

Best operator I’ve seen .
I’ve been on one a lot and I’ve gotta long way to catch u sir

[Andy-dffj]

As amazing as this highly articulating excavator is, what would be really incredible is one with two arms.

[Craigd]

Brother I bet you can open a beer bottle with that bucket, you're the best I've seen in many a year on that excavator.

[DIESELPOWER-AUSTRIA]

Hello from Austria 🌲🍻 Great Videos thank you

[leydaoyola]

Exelente en su trabajo, sus terminaciones son muy limpias. Saludos a la SRA y a todo el equipo, desde PR..🇵🇷!!🔥💪🏽

[edvanandel]

Nice job so far. You’re a magician with that tilt rotator, just like Duckgirl 86. You might have seen her on Youtube.

[MiracleManM]

God I wish the soil around my house was as nice and silty/easy digging as this! Rock, gravel and boulders makes up my land! Love the skill however!

[MesserGerry]

Your Videos and Sounds are awesome. Liebe Grüße Gerry