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Excavating Dry Soil from a Pile

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Pond day #5 Mistakes were made

What happens here

To overcome the issue of muddy topsoil, the team uses a large Daewoo excavator with a grappler attachment to dig down into a larger dirt pile to access drier, more suitable soil. This involves removing the wet, unusable top layer. The host explains the concept of a 'dirt teepee' or 'elongated dirt teepee' – a method of mounding dirt to shed water and keep the usable soil underneath dry, making it ready for use in grading.

Goal: Obtain dry, usable dirt from a larger pile by removing muddy top layers.

Tools and materials

  • Bobcat S185 Skid Steer Bobcat S185 — Assisting with moving dirt and materials around the site
  • Daewoo Excavator Daewoo 75V — Digging into a large dirt pile to access dry soil
  • Grappler Attachment — Used with the excavator for moving logs and managing dirt
  • Dry Dirt Local soil — New layers for grading and stabilization

What they say

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baly or two [Music] guys let me share with you where we're at right now the rough grades are in I was using the excavator with the Tilt bucket to help get these grades set that was not finished grade by any means we got the Cass 33 we went up north to get it because we also have the Hydra bucket by CM the front of the bucket Scoops levels grades you can add material you can subtract material it's like a it's like a mullet this bucket is a freaking mullet right it's business up front party in the rear cuz check this out baby we got all the teeth so once we get our dirt in boom We grade it up we flip it up we till it up as long as we wine in it then I don't got to dig it out from it we flip it spin it spank it and put it where it goes is that what she said that's what she said boom let's fire this bad boy up

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