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Clear Remaining Debris and Organic Material

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Rebuilding a Collapsing Driveway and Retaining wall

What happens here

Before demolishing the old retaining wall, use the Daewoo 75V excavator to clear any remaining loose organic material, dirt, and small debris from the area immediately adjacent to the wall. This ensures a cleaner work zone and better visibility for the upcoming demolition. The excavated material is loaded into the Volvo MC115C compact track loader (skid steer) and transported to a designated spoil pile. The excavator operator carefully picks through the existing landscape to remove unwanted vegetation and prepare the ground for the next phase of work.

Goal: Prepare the area directly in front of the retaining wall for demolition.

Tools and materials

  • Daewoo 75V Excavator Daewoo — Clearing organic material and debris
  • Shovel — Fine-tuning and clearing smaller areas by hand
  • Volvo MC115C Compact Track Loader — Transporting cleared material to a spoil pile

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yeah I could have but um anybody stop it this side so the boulders themselves really aren't big boulders they're not like five or six foot boulders they're anywhere from two to three we do have some bigger than three going closer to four bulbs it's the relationship of the size of the boulder to the size of the job no this isn't a big job it's a small job it's just a tight job and I want to be very conscientious about the size of the boulder in relation to the project because sometimes when you use these massive stones on little jobs it doesn't look right and then vice versa when you use little teeny tiny boulders on a very big wall that really doesn't look right so you wanna balance it just perfectly and right here Tim's just trying to pick through all of the undergrowth to make sure that he doesn't have any stumps left behind but let's take a look at this project to this area before we

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