Back At The Minnow Pond Project

@alanhutchins4233 4 years ago

I liked the last camera angle of you shifting mud, it gave a real perspective to the size and volume of just how much needs to be moved. Amazing how much you have managed to do so far.

@odin-eliottodinson7330 4 years ago

I really LOVE watching you work. A master on the excavator.

@JCourts2k23 4 years ago

Man, you leave your Tonka toys laying everywhere

@jamesholtman6716 1 year ago

WOW! What a large piece of land. Looks like over several hundred acres could be involved.. it'll look really nice when Chris gets through with it, I 'm sure.

@azwrenchmaster5334 4 years ago

I was wondering when this job was coming back. Almost didn't recognize the 30 tonner with that shiny tire on it!

@mikemcguire8641 4 years ago

Always Love watching your pond builds , great job Chris

@jennifersaunders1302 4 years ago

Always great too see smiles on people's faces Chris 👍🏼🇺🇸 & Tim 👍🏼🇺🇸 absolutely love the videos Chris from Jennifer Australia 👍🏼🇦🇺 absolutely love the videos 👍🏼🇺🇸

@jim5148 4 years ago

For $20 or $30 you can buy a small (maybe 16" x 16") solar panel to connect to the battery to keep it charged.

@mw3261 4 years ago

I rarely do any dirt work but really enjoy this channel because I like the learning aspect of the craft. I’m kinda a jack of all trades but master of none. 😂

@kingslawn 4 years ago

That’s a lot of equipment to have sit for a couple of months. My uncle in the trucking business always said “equipment rich, money poor” 😄

@randycook4364 4 years ago

The good contractors are booked solid for weeks, you just have to wait your turn, that is if you want it done right.

@ashleywynn4923 4 years ago

Haul truck needs a solar powered battery tender.

@scottreasoner6126 4 years ago

They never had any intention to finish it. That's why it's a mess.

@blooddispatcher 4 years ago

They left the price tag on that new tire. Ha Ha

@carlcallahan2226 1 year ago

Plenty of work is good for the pocket book, you are doing a real good job.

@davidrobins4025 4 years ago

Cleaning up someone else's mess is not always easy, but you always get the job done right. Looking good.

@mikeseguin6443 4 years ago

Nothing worse than fixing up someone else’s mess.They are lucky they got you on the job.👏🏼👏🏼👍🇨🇦🇺🇸

@fantail7214 3 years ago

You manoeuvr those machines like they are extensions of your body. Lovely to watch

@GlenSRII 4 years ago

Great to see a well kept cab that's clean and well kept.. Like the little brush for sweeping out the dirt same as myself 😂

@SBEARD12345 4 years ago

I think this is where you would need some earth conveyor belts to move the earth up to the dumper trucks. Only downside is you would need a lot of dumper trucks at once So many projects sir... Thank you for sharing