Grading For A New Garage Pad

Chris' Favorites -

[Dumplin]

Been a while since "Strawberry Shortcake" made an appearance. :) What a nice example of the variety of projects you complete effortlessly. Thank you for bringing us along for the ride.

[samparks]

as a guy who did this kind of work for over 40 yrs, you do great work, love to watch

[heatherlane]

Nice bread and butter job done - neat and tidy completed to plan. Good to see the trees and grass green again - days are getting warmer too..

[craigwavra]

Dry dirt and a garage pad. Haven’t seen that in awhile!! Quick and fast!! Bring on the next project. Time to go and play in the mud!

[MikeF]

Fantastic new project. It’s awesome to see the pre site and the whole process.

[faylock]

I love, love, LOVE all your videos! Cant wait for the next one! I never dreamed about operating heavy equipment, but now I wish I could!!!

[marksaunders]

Hi from uk Chris👋👍 great job here on pad👌 I could watch you throw and grade screening with skidsteer all day long lol👍 nice to be back on solid ground for a bit 👌 thanks for you time be safe and see you soon👍👋

[michaelferrando]

i understand now....really like how it lays down.. prayers for a blessed easter..

[kens.]

The Smaller jobs like this give us a Much Greater Appreciation for those Huge jobs you Accomplish. 👍

[pinwizz]

Alright, last YouTube video of the night is a Letsdig18 Chris vid.
Always interesting to watch and hear his explanation of what he's doing and how he's going to do it.
Definitely never boring.
From the small jobs like these to the large multi video series pond one her just completed last recently.

[barrykulmom]

Went to see my 3 month old granddaughter that my daughter is adopting today. An LD video when I get home to wind down made today a win. 👶🚧

[raywilson]

Good to see Uncle John. Hardly ever see him on LD18 video any more.

[rondastump]

Perfection on the job site as usual. Garage pad finished and ready for cement. We'll done!!! May u have a very blessed Easter!!!

[mikeseguin]

I love to watch you work.You always know your next move before you finish the one you are working on.👏🏼👏🏼👍Such a professional job.

[Sleekfalcon]

No mud, thats a plus. Good thing to show you don't always need an excavator or big equipment to remove trees or do a job like this. Obviously it was easier to load the trees after and a backhoe or excavator of a sort is needed for certain things on a job like this, like digging utilities or footers. Just awesome to see the things that can be done without the excavator or dozer even. Some get the impression you have to have big equipment to get a job done. Bet this was a good change of monotony, a needed break from the constant mud and pond work you've been doing.

[tomrogers]

Nothing can disappear faster than a load of stone! I just paid shy of $500 CAD a load for crushed 7/8 granite. Times 3. My 28 x 42 shop took over 20 loads. 💰💰💰💰💰

[dennis]

Nice that you can keep the project with in the family. :) Have a great day and thank you.

[donnaflanagan]

Excellent job Chris. Take care & cheers 🐨🦘🥰

[jamesrobinson]

If you come across random lilac bushes or trees on older property it might be where an outhouse used to be. They were planted to mask the smell. I read about in an article the other day. They were also planted near houses cause they have scented candles and febreze back in the day.

[michaelmullins]

Just a pleasure to watch a professional. Glad I subscribed years ago.