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Muddy Site Cleanup and Final Debris Detection

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TOUGH DAY on the Farm job

What happens here

After heavy rains, the site becomes muddy, making it difficult to find smaller buried debris. The operator and his crew use a metal detector to locate remaining buried objects like metal and rebar. Once located, these items are dug out by hand or with the skid steer. This meticulous process ensures that the finished yard will be free of hidden hazards.

Goal: Locate and remove all remaining buried debris before final landscaping.

Tools and materials

  • ASV RT-75 Posi-Track Skid Steer ASV — Assisting with larger buried items
  • Metal Detector N/A — Locating buried metal debris
  • Shovel N/A — Digging out located debris by hand
  • Hidden Metal/Rebar N/A — Debris to be removed
  • Mud N/A — Makes site conditions difficult

What they say

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up for there's some in there okay and I broke the sr3 a second time on more buried debris more hidden treasures oh yeah they're all over in here we get pretty heavy rains over the weekend which marks the start of a new day this is muddy [Music] yeah we got like three days of rain coming after this they're saying torrential rain you got tropical storm it's like the perfect storm the movie who are in the low fronts or combining and stuff coming up the little hurricane their habit is coming up gonna get all that water would you please no it's deer tracks it's just I'm looking at how wet it is and I'm worried I'm not gonna I'm sorry I didn't ask how how was your weekend was it actually good we didn't technically talk we've just been working this is our rock picker attachment for the skid loader his name is Colton he's 14 years old and my son and needs to learn how to work so even with my son's picking rock he can't keep up so at the end of the day we call for some backup because we're trying to get this job wrapped up before the storms come in

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