For anyone wondering why I commented a month ago it’s because Mike was nice enough to send me this video once he had it edited which was a month ago. Meeting these guys was about as much fun as you could possibly have. Thanks to Mike, Aaron, Jason and Brandon ( which is Jason‘s best friend) for being such nice regular guys. If we all as people treated each other like these guys treated me ( a stranger other than KZfaq ) this world would be a better place! In these trying times let’s all try to be a little kinder to our fellow man no matter what your race Or political beliefs may be. Let’s put the United back in the United States of America! 🇺🇸

That ruckus rake is a game changer when it comes to finish details.

The Harley rake is amazing! I have never seen anyone use it like that for filling highs and lows. Nice job showing start to finish. Thank you to you Jason and Aaron for being such down to earth good guys I had a great time and made some great new friends 👍🏻

Friends helping friends the way it should be ! You are all good guys !

Well that ditch should handle all the water Nicely done Arron

Having been a subscriber of Jason's for more than 4yrs knowing this yard over that time and what he has put up with, the transformation you guys achieved in 2days was amazing. I'm sure Jason and his wife will be over joyed with the result after putting up with the flooding for so long, great result to all involved shows what teamwork is all about and having fun to boot, thanks for videoing.

You guys gave way to much fun to call it work! Good job!

That is our 2 a modified black shale. Most all roofs, 100 years ago, in PA, were black slate which is a thinner shale. We have one and it never leaks. Some towns were named for the stuff. Slatington, PA. and Slatedale, PA pop into mind. The hardness varies as does the color. Usually, the lighter the color, the softer it is.

Awesome job as always. You guys not only work good together but you look good together as well. Nice ending picture too

Absolutely awesome work by some awesome guys

It's good to have friends helping ftiends.

I like the banter between you 2!

Its really lovely seeing everyone having a laugh and a joke and still getting the job done. I just wish everyone else could do the same. The time we are living in is difficult, it seams that each day no matter where you are in the world, neighbours are fighting neighbours, we are constantly being reminded of the turmoil and despair that people are having to live through because of what their neighbour has done. My Mum lived through WW2, she struggled her whole life, finances as well as health and when you complained, she would always say 'there's always someone worse of than you are', she was so right. I think we all need to take our foot of the gas and see what we have in front of us, then see just what can be achieved, when we all get on together.

Made for a great viewing video guys, cheers for posting bro. Safe travels

Love watching all of you interrupting, Add me and stitches quite a few times you guys all work well together great team

Friends helping Friends makes the world a better place

I think this is a perfect example of AMERICA at its best. This is what makes you tubers a family... Friends are a great thing to have....

Another first class video 🇬🇧

Looks awesome gentlemen. Thanks for the shoutout

Much talent individually but together = great work and a blast doing it.

Quite a Troup Good job Guys

Like the video Mike and all the guy's too .

Looks great 👍 guys I seen the ladies on the porch already planning what flowers they want to plant along the wall 🤣 take care buddy God bless

You guys are truly the best. Another great video from start to finish.

That was a great video Mike. When you, MBTS, and Jason get together it makes good content. It's nice to have good friends that can poke fun at each other and everybody laughs and has a good time. I laugh with you guys when your clowning each other. The things you do to help each other out shows just what kind of friendship you have.

Going back a couple videos on JasonWorksALot channel to where Brandon and Jason were taking down the trees that were threatening the power lines you can really see a huge improvement to the property. It’s great to see that even with all the joking around you all managed to get the job complete and after the steaks Jason grilled up for you I was surprised any of you could move the next morning.

Great video Mike. It looks like you guys had a lot of fun and the water issue should be taken care of now. Have a great week.

Great job guys, I bet it was 'Laugh-a-minute' all the time you were there.

love your channel. love you and your crew even more!

The hydraulic has 3 settings the same with the hydro has 3 settings. And they makes rear weights that the 310 didn’t have. And I agree with you on the front Vision out the front windshield it’s not the best. We have 2 of the TV380 and for the most part we like them.

Huge upgrade to the property

Loved this video guys.

I really like these power rakes!!

Another great job.

Feeling a little jealous!!! Next time you all do outlaw things have me along!!!!

Full Tilt these guys are awsome and agree with ya 100 percent. I haven't met them in person yet but feel like I have known them all my life !!!! To go cross country and help a friend well that tells you slot about these guys. Great job guys and I may need you back here to clear 4 archers for me !! Lol. Ya got to love these guys !!!!!!!

Hello from owensboro, ky. Looks damn good man. 👍 👍

Most of PA stone/rock is called blue stone. If you go further east in PA they have so much red shale when they pave a road the asphalt is redish in color. The job came out great looking.

Those power rakes do an amazing job of leveling the ground and preparing it for seed, they are well worth the money. I don’t think he could have hoped for a better outcome. I didn’t expect it to look so good after seeing what you started out with. Great job as usual.

first thing i noticed visibility looked like it sucked looks like you guys are having fun stay safe

Another good job by dirt perfect looks awesome

A great job on the project, but even better on the video. All the camera angles, the editing, (the comedy crew of you, Jason, Ed, and MBTS), and even the critique of the skidsteer were, dare I say it, Perfect! And since I've been researching on skid-steers recently, very interesting, because the Kubota folks have bragged about the hydraulic/hydraulic versus electric/hydraulic, and even if it made sense, I always consider who's saying it. I have to agree on working on Kubota, since I own three Kubota machines, running from 4 years old to 40 years old, and they're all "cramped" to work on. However, so is my favorite old Chevy "ranch truck". Sorry for being long-winded, thanks again for the video.

Enjoy this video just watched it for a second time first time was about six months or a year ago. I wouldn’t commenting or liking but now I do

Everyone needs a guy like man behind the scenes to keep ya laughing ! Good job Aaron

I hadn't noticed before, but in the snapshot of Jason with the line boring rig, he's flipping you off :)

Great video thanks for sharing have a great day and stay safe out there

I rented a case skid steer once for 3 days. The only good thing about it was the day I took it back. What I wanted to get done with it I didn't and because of the controls the finished product was no more than what I could have done with a dozer. I have to say the company got rid of all the case skid steers soon after because of the complains from folks that rented them. They have nothing but cat and kubota now.

I enjoyed watching this episode. You and the squad were having a blast. You got the place looking really good.

Of course another perfect job done by the 1 and only Dirt Perfect. Awesome videos keep em coming. I figured that case was junk only thing I think case makes good is rubber tired backhoes. Thanks for the show

Well Mike agree with u all the way. I hate case and I will never operate one again. The one I've ran did the same thing on over heating. The one machine I do like are the asv machines. Made to work hard and work hard in the heat. Great job u guys are perfect together.

What a great crew, looks like you guys got the job done!!

another great video keep it up

jason needs to paint that roller to resemble a truck :) great vid and a hell of alot of banter keep it up you guys lovin it,stay safe.

Thats a ways too go but thats what friends do.

Man, gotta love the videos you guys put out. The loan channel stuff is great but the collaboration videos are even better. Keep up the great work guys.

Don’t see how y’all got that much done as quickly as you did. But dang the finished job looking good.

Awesome Job!!

Good video guys thumbs up my friends

Add a seat to that roller and Aaron might be a bit more interested in operating it? Well maybe not? I ain’t Clark. But, I agree “It’s a beaut!” With you and Ed both operating the excavation equipment... there is no way this job was going South! For JWAL the results were excellent... but, the joy from watching all the different videos and live feeds are mine to keep. Thanks!!!

You wouldn't like the dirt here in Alabama, we moved from northern Indiana to where we are now. I can dig 3 feet down in my yard and the clay is so pure you could make pottery from it, it takes days for even an inch of rain to dry up, and if you try to garden you end up walking with 15 lb boots loaded with clay because it just doesn't dry out enough. In northern Indiana, we had some very black loose soil, and about 3 feet deep in most places you would hit sand that could vary in depth between 3-5 feet, and eventually, you would hit gravel below that. And most of our stone down here "unless it is crushed limestone" is all red, I actually live not far from an old brick making plant and I believe they mined the source where the plant is and would ferry the finished bricks down the Tennessee River for export and sales.

Awesome job 👍🇺🇸♥️

Good stuff! I'm sure Jason is sleeping much better in between flashbacks and nightmares now the yard is fixed.

We got our first skid steer in 1970 and the industry has changed dramatically over the years. Not being familiar with either machine you used is Kubota manual or servo? Most servo electric over hydraulic have adjustments for sensitivity. I gave in one day and rented a new Bobcat when I was in the market for another machine, I wasn't any better after 9 hours of use than I was in the first hour. I found myself making up for lack of machine stability and grew frustrated by the end of day. Purchased a compact tractor loader that still fit what I needed to the job. With that said everyone has an opinion, roll in the haters......😎

Great job. Stay safe

Only one word this time Mike, HILARIOUS!

The plus side to all this, if there would have to be warranty work, you now know where to find equipment a little closer than Derby, lol😎😂

Nice job guys, there was a lot going on there, looks like you took care of some serious drainage issues and had fun doing it.

I would be surprised if any grass would come up. You guys done wore the soil out, all the pushing, compacting, power screening , I sure hope Jason put some fertilizer down! That was a great video! Nothing matches up to some skilled operators doing what they do best! Too bad that the subdivision wasn’t required to put in a retention pond or something to control the water flow!

In mining operations they put orange flags on the smaller equipment for visual sighting, ...( 💪 )👀 not mentioning any names Just saying..😆👍😎

I ran an older model Case ( not a tr series) and it was bad as well. But the controls on it was a lot easier to use.

Sometimes I wish you guys were closer to where I live, I bet it would be a fun few days getting my projects done in Tx

“ I ant got my vest “. 😂. That case is loud !

...not perfect? Hahaha, now I wouldn't have done it that way. Nice video 👍 Eaglegards...

Jason is one heck of a man to put up with all the harassment, ( he dishes it out pretty good too) all you guys are great friends and that’s what friends do, it was nice to see full tilt grading show up and help, Aaron is quite the character, your video’s are great. Kevin

Fun too watch as well.

I just ran a smaller Case wheeled skidster and I agree the controls are very hard to get comfortable with and are very jerky. Not a fan. I have run a John Deer that was similar in size to th he Case I ran and it was much easier to get into the groove.

Love the videos Mikey, always a joy to see you MBTS and JWAL together. No experience on the smaller Case CTL's but the boss mans TV380 runs a 7foot rake no problem. But yes controls take getting used to and front visibility is greatly improved without the door on it, which also keeps you from getting stuck inside with boom off the ground or way overhead. It's noisy anyways so might as well be able to see what you're doing. Have to say it is a beast though. Keep up the great work

JasonWorksALot could be shortened to Jaywal. lol Man that looks great. A-Aron is hip too.

Yea i also.heard they have a typical case issue with being heavy.

Great video y'all have a great week and stay safe 👍

another great video

good case products

I got to say this was a blast of fun an entertaining.. an it looks good an hopefully will stop his wet basement ( it sure looks like it will. ) Grateful for a great video..Thanks!!

Tell the truth Edd fixed everything after you guys left. Lol God bless

Water run off and flood plain building sites are a big problem in PA. Not sure if it's pay to play or just average over worked township building departments with outsourced engineering. That stone fill you were using looked like crushed slate or shale. Thanks for the vid.

We had an old roller like that and 2 remote control ones and when being moved from job to job they go into a bed of a 05 F250

That compactor looks like the same one Diesel Creek has

His wife must be ecstatic with what all got done to their property..

I'm surprised you didn't shield the lower windows with cardboard or something before using that roller rake so close to it.

Looks good case made good tractors can't say much for heavy equipment

Well Mike and Aaron, the long trip was woth it, just for the comedy value alone !!! You all got plenty done in two days, and if only you had known Ed before heading up, you could have probably used/ borrowed some of his equipment 🤦‍♂️🤯

Interesting, I have the 310 and I love it...and feel like I have good visibility. As far as the power rake feeling heavier on the 310 than on your kubota....well it should. The Case 310 compares to the kubota 75, not the 90...the controls seem fine to me maybe that machine had some issues, and the hp is just under 75

Not sure I would put gravel against the house... personally I would put clay against the wall and compact it then make a gravel pit about 3 feet back along the house to keep water away from the wall, also I can't see any waterproofing along the house that's how I fixed my water problem area and it has been dry since ... apart from that great job👍

As soon as I saw the view out the front of that Case when you first sat in it, I was thinking about how crappy the visibility must be. They could do better than that. Maybe the engineers that designed the intake manifold on the Kubota was moonlighting and designed the cab on the Case? Lol. Stay safe dude.

It's refreshing to watch a channel that does not include a constant whine about mobile homes. Great videos

It looks great guys compared to what it looked like originally.

Nice job on the grading and retaining wall. I have an case 1840. It's a tough machine. I have some friends in the excavating business that have had case skid steers for years. They don't like the new machines either. They ended up buying cats.

A bit of a late comment, I'm fairly new to this channel. Lots of fun had here in both videos. Impressive work done. The main comment I have is regarding the overhead drone view at the end. It would appear that developers of sub-divisions have about the same lack of taste and originality there as they do here. (Do I place a bet that the designer of that group of copy/paste got an award for it?)

Looks neal good

I'm going to take my cues from Man Behind The Scenes. If the next project takes 2 hours, I will tell them I need to watch for at least 2-3 hours to learn how to use the equipment, LOL!