People have no idea the burden a business owner carries on his shoulders. Hes responsible for his own pay check, and every employees pay check, has to make sure all the bills get paid on time or the wheel could stop turning, and he has to constantly think of or come up with the next project, job, etc. I never admired anyone that just wants to collect a paycheck.

@@freeradical431 yes Sir. My dad and Grandpa owned there own business. I grew up around it. I understand all the times they would b quiet and thinking about other things but never complained or told anyone about the pressure they were under.

As a small business owner this is all exactly correct. Luckily or unluckily for me I don’t have employees so don’t have that headache but that means everything including all the day to day work is on me too.

Very true. Live in Missouri costa creek from Quincy Illinois. Mid western states are that way. Also different type of dirt obviously.

Normal for here

I think he does!

That Komatsu with a 6-way does things the Deere can’t touch. It may work harder to do a big push, but the Deere is using a lot more fuel all around. Farmers found this out when they didn’t upsize the implements along with the newer bigger tractor. More fuel per hour is only justified by more acres covered as well.

@@colinwallace5286 We have fleets of new JD, Cat and Komatsu. We constantly are having problems with new Komatsu’s with their regen. You can’t keep them running or half of our cats either. The Deere’s are more reliable so we get better service out of the JD dealers also.

This day is the Projekt the old dam to new structure. Neither Mike or Jerry to that see what you see to the manufakture. You see on the colour is this earth watertight or not and much other wise. I think Jerry will to show, I good! But in your shoe he is to little The video to show how work this Pont repair is I to wait of the continuation.

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It's ok it's not dusty

Probably bigger and pre emissions

Jerry is the man when it comes to Dozers..... Chris is the Excavator Wisperer.

That was answered in yesterdays video, they are for irrigation of crops or drinking water for livestock usually. Specially the older ones. Newer ones are also likely to be for pleasure use, fishing and swimming.

Better than mules but not quite as good as a 220 eh?

DP has a video about fixing A/C and a few other quirks when he bought the 850... Last we heard it was working well!

@@karlschupp8552 really impressed with the 850 think 18 is to.mike said it was a bare bones unit that's fine less shit to break.im retired military these units have very little hrs on them if they are bought from the Depot and not another source.

You have already partially answered your own question when you say that you already have improvement. Cutting smooth with a dozer requires practice…. Lots of it. I’ve run a dozer for a long time and can give you a few tips. First, slow down. Speed will come with experience. Second, make small corrections, not abrupt changes. Get a feel for what’s happening by the feel and sound of the machine. Third, if possible, don’t try to cut the entire width of the blade if grading smooth. In other words, overlap some and use the previous cut as a guide. Also, if you have an angle blade you can vary the angle which might help keep from repeating the same “ups and downs” as you pass over the same area. Chris and Mike have thousands of hours running a dozer. It comes with practice.

I have a truck license from Germany and was driving a dump truck during college break. The nice guy at the freeway construction side handed me over his dozer during his 15 min. breakfast break to play around in the dirt. When he came back and I asked him how he could get the dirt level his simple answer was practice.

@@jimskinner9234 thanks Jim im definitely going to keep this in mind and thanks for the responded you have tiktok you'll see what I've been doing my boss I getting me ready for the field and had me start on something simple

Yesterday video done covered all that.

@@leebarnes655 watched it must of not be listening 🙈 thank you

@@boobybabs72 Historically they were to store water for irrigation and livestock. Nowadays, people like water for various reasons, starting with visual appeal

@@lt1nut thank you for the explanation appreciated 👍🏻