One thing that I find amazing is that you show SO much patients when things go wrong. No head explosions.

Meg, working that machine like a pro. Jon you’re lucky to have her!!

The right equipment makes all the difference.

Impressive machine and workers! Not a toy in sight! These machines are awesome as are the operators. And to think you are video-creating at the same time! WOW!

I loved this episode, you guys work so well together. We look forward to every episode!

Practice may or may not make perfect, but it definitely makes better. You guys are true operators now. So satisfying to follow your journey.

One thing that I find amazing is that you didn't use a hydraulic breaker on those rocks. I feel sorry for Tyler.

I'm sure hoping for a video tonight. I wait impatiently every week for your nest update. I love the detail you put into your videos and the perfection you strive for in all your efforts. Looking forward to you setting the forms for the footer and milling more lumber for your home. Love you guys.

You can turn the beeps off. You just have to hit the switch on the right control panel when you start the machine.

thank you my friends for another great video, looking forward for this every week, as a contractor for over 30 years, i admire youre compassion, determanation, and the care that you take for each other and youre great daughters ! looking forward for the next adventure, greetz from the netherlands, europe.

You guys are doing a great deal of work there. I'm glad you have the equipment.

In the really wet ground, you are better off using the excavator in grading. the CTL will just pump up the water from the ground and make it a mess

Hopefully y'all are just busy with the house and nothing bad has happened!

Great job guy's, happy to see another video 😊❤

I’m thinking that you should name the house site Stony Point. You’ve got a lot of stones up there.

Was worried about you two birds but glad to see the problem solutions . Tyer is indeed a blessing for you and letting you use the Yanmar. You guys could use one full-time! Won't be long until you'll be laying foundation block!

Great video ! Great job ! Thanks for sharing ! 👏😀❤️

Greetings from the BIG SKY. Sounds like a neat piece.

Next time you use a water level, try a 5 gallon bucket on one end and use a 5/8 garden hose for the main line, and only a short length of the clear vinyl tubing. You'll find the response a lot faster (might even need to dampen it a little) and it'll be a lot less affected by temperature/evaporation. Just verify the level every day and put the bucket in EXACTLY the same place every day. I normally just leave mine set up until I know I'm done with it.

Groovin sound track up front!

Your back I’ve been waiting for your return lol

Timelapse is must….. I love your vids and have been watching since the beginning but for the love oh all that is KZfaq please do some Timelapse!

You could use frost wedging to crack rocks this winter. Let freezing weather take the strain. Drill vertical holes fill with water before any hard freezing weather.

You have an awesome wife

You need to do some bush hogging out by that septic tank lol .. haha nice video

As a suggestion for the next time you are removing rocks. Try probing the rock with a long steel rod to give you an idea of where you can more effectively get under it.

Your ground is much like the Boulder life KZfaq channel

The Rubber Duckie got a work out on this one. 😂

Awesome :)

Nice excavator, just price checked one... Out of my budget but very cool.

Tyler is awesome

I'm surprised you haven't bought a dump truck yet.

You certainly did a lot of work with the Yanmar. Although, I felt that some of the rocks banded together to make things more difficult. I imagine it would be so nice to have an excavator on the property. There is so much a machine like that could do, (sorry Ricky, but you're out gunned). What is the chance of picking up a decent used machine cheaply in your neck of the woods? Cheers, EJ

I always think of the ancients trying to move a big finished rock, when I see a tractor move a 'big' rock..

Not sure in machine big enough but for bid rorsk that don't or won't move accessorie rotor hammer with point to bust up rock rental?

you should conisder buying a laser level. you can always sell it for almost what you pay, once you are done with it.

Suggestion add a tape measure to side of water level so not guessing what inch is even a Taylor's cloth tape or broken tape measure or yard stick While not 100 percent nessary but would eliminate guessing what the actual plus or minus would be

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Lets be honest how many of us thought it was Letsdig18 from the thumbnail

Oh, no! There's a monster loose.

Vi055 won’t use DEF isn’t over 75hp

Ha. I was just at the dentist for a broken tooth. So don't feel too bad about YOUR pain. 😉