Just went through the comments and your answers... I get a clue about part 2! Lol! The slopes do not show on camera until we see how inclined is the tractor! You are courageous to attempt that! Thanks Martin!

Dear Martin Great job on the video and looking forward to part 2 keep up the great work

That is some beautiful property. Watching the preview to part 2, that crossing project appears to be a little challenging. Looking forward to seeing how it turns out.

Looks like the extra weight in the rear tires definitely helped

nice to see this. I have a similar creek crossing blocking 10 acres that I need to sort out...good ideas here

Nice work Martin! I would love to have water on my property! Excluding the swamp I have haha

Good evening Sir, Great video of backhoe therapy 😉👍 ( I miss doing it 👍😉 ) You will make a great creek crossing Sir 😉👍 Can't wait to see part 2 Sir Cheers !!!

I’m going to b doing same thing on our place.. great start sir

It seemed a great spot for a bridge. Definitely more expensive, but having a bridge would be cool!

I’m with Jean, still looks a little steep, a small but wide bridge would definitely change the angle of attack, doesn’t have to be fancy, but strong enough for big Orange 😊

Beautiful area. I have the nearly the same situation on my property. Once you buy a tooth bar you will ask yourself, why did I wait so long. Worth every penny, to be sure. When you get done with your ramp, some good size crushed rock on entrance and exit will be your friend. Looking forward to part 2.

Martin, I love these kind of projects. The slope on the other side is a bit steep as you found out and once water from the creek wets up the tires, the climbing is a tad challenging. Some gravel will help after you chisel down the slope a bit. You'll tackle this project in no time flat. The wetness is a deterrent as you're discovering. Looking forward to Part 2. Have a fine Sunday and be safe. Your weather seems to be similar to what I have up here in eastern NC. Enjoyed the video. 👍🏽🙂

Some nice tractor time, with the great scenery Martin! Good job with the FEL getting it back up the side. I think you picked a real good spot for the crossing. You have a lot of natural landscape that works with you. The other side does has a pretty good berm on it like you said. This is a great project and I'm really looking forward to how it comes out! Have a good weekend! See ya in the next one!

Martin a tooth bar was the first thing that I put on my tractor. I ordered it before my tractor was delivered. It made a big difference when digging with the bucket. Looking forward to seeing the other side. Later

You'll get a crossing. You are on the right track. Just make sure you know how much volumn of water flow down that creek to how to prevent erosion of what you build.

We had two low water crossings across the creek on the home place. It was a bit bigger, at least a good 30' wide at the crossings. It got a little sketchy crossing with the big old Massey Harris tricycle front ends. Both sides were fairly steep and after heavy rains, there were always washes and ruts down the cuts. A set of those fancy chains GP uses in Ontario would make that 3901 walk right outta there Martin !! Good fun video my friend.

I have had to do a couple crossings similar to yours Martin. That is how I would have done it. Great shots.

Great video Martin, enjoy watching that backhoe at work.

why not a small bridge?, that would be a fun project too.