thanks, I appreciate the support. I actually thought the concrete video I just did would do alot better than this one, but I think youtube is recommending this one more for some reason. I try to switch up the angles as much as I can without the viewer loosing sense of where I am in the project. and I agree about the first person view , it just doesnt show alot.

@@jmuller86, That view gets boring and I fast forward through it, never have to worry with your videos. Keep up the awesome work !

@@jmuller86 ...... KZfaq video recommendations have a lot to do with video titles (keywords) and what viewers search for. Your last concrete video uses some words in the title that 'normal' viewers would never use or search for such as 'monolithic' and 'alaskan slab'. If viewers do not search for that, then youtube does not consider it 'in demand' Using generic video titles such as 'pouring a concrete slab for a pole barn" (or house etc.) is what viewers are more likely to type when searching and then you'll show up in more search results too, increasing popularity and recommendation rates.

@@silentepsilon888 that is really good to know, I may change the title if I can, alot of effort went into that video, it was over 1500 gb of footage. what youre saying makes sense, thanks

@@jmuller86 The concrete video was great, I really enjoyed it, as was this one. I think Silent Epsilon is probably right; a change of title may help.

Thanks Dale, I wanted to go back and video the camper going in but I am so busy trying to get another slab done before the frost that I have not had time yet. I dont mind helping people that help themselves, and Mike seems to put good effort in so I dont mind helping. Plus I want people to know that us new yorkers are not all city guys.

@@jmuller86, The city is a toilet as far as I'm concerned and is JMO, So please, nobody take offense !

@Jeremy Bean well if you go around shiting on the ground instead of using a toilet like a civilized human being your opinion doesn't matter much to me

thanks, yea he did lol but I also have lots of plans for it too. I have a few projects coming up that will utilize all of it. A few are for some customers, and a few for myself

i'll get to them before he does lol

@@danwheeler5130 use what you need, I probably wont get to all of them before I get my next land clearing job

yea I try to put the blade down as much as possible, sometimes it creeps up but it should be down all the time really

thanks, I appreciate the good feedback

thanks. hopefully you sold it for enough to retire comfortably

thanks, I am used to this machine, I started with that blue new holland with a backhoe on the back, so when I got my excavator I was so thankful and appreciative of it, so I had alot of patience going in

thank you , I do it because of comments like this

@@jmuller86 :)

your welcome, it's a good thing for kids to get into learning. And then they can do things at home like play farming simulator and it all connects together in real life

My dad had a mid sized excavator when I was little, and I loved watching him work. This reminded me of that too

thanks! yea the customer told me he wanted a driveway from point a to point b and left it up to me to get it driveable. I wanted to swoop around a little more to lessen the pitch (by adding distance) but the property line wouldnt allow it. I have been subscribed to you for quite a while actually, keep up the good videos as well!

Jesse Muller cool thanks man! I just found your channel, good stuff man! 👍🏻

Who's Andrew Carmatra?

Gear HeadSC apparently he knows Jesse look him up

Exactly what I was thinking.. So similar to watching Andrew Camarata.

Gear head only the best KZfaq channel out there.

SLC Farms your right there m8

Thanks John, I started excavating using that blue new holland in some of my prior videos, it had a backhoe that we extended the arms to reach 9ft instead of the stock 6 ft. it worked great for a bunch of different projects over the years. but then I finally got my excavator, and took the backhoe off the new holland. What a difference and upgrade that excavator made, it was like night and day compared to the backhoe. I was so appreciative and thankful and plain excited to do jobs after I saw the power and speed it has vs the backhoe. So from the start, I was very patient and humble with it. I was never really a skid steer kind of guy, but after running Andrews when we moved that building, I really liked his IHI, with the hand controls. I really got that skid steer for my guys to use, I still would much rather run the excavator. The skid steer is nice for alot of things, but getting in and out of it is still one of the main reasons I would almost prefer to use the new holland for loading for some things. JCB makes a good telehandler kind of skidsteer that you enter from the side, ...one day..maybe....people always underestimate these mini excavators, but with me: coming from the backhoe and getting every job done that came my way, I know that what I am doing can be done with less, but some people think I need more.

Jesse Muller I am sure you will build up your collection over time and with different job needs. The JCB skid steer is an amazing design and blows the rest out of the water in most ways ( visibility can be an issue on one side when the boom is half lifted ) but that could be sorted with maybe a camera. Take your time buy the right machine when the time comes. Until that time carry on the great work 👍

he is actually milling a little of the wood from up in the adirondacks for the next video, the cherry. but then after that he should have the new she shed up.

thanks

Highly unlikely to do for free - they'll just bill Jesse or landowner..

@@RangieNZ around here they do it for free. I think they have fun running machines instead of raking things, so when they are slow they come over quick

@@jmuller86, Doesn't get much better than free !

thanks, I actually figured out how to press one button to get that tiny planet effect, its called astroid.

we have a big project coming up at his place, me, him and my dad will be all on it....dont want to give away any more than that lol

Maybe it was subtraction, not addition. Maybe someone, a long time ago, logged the hemlock on that side. Can infer from your video that the road is a boundary line .

never thought of that, could very well be

thanks Dave, yea I have always wanted a bigger excavator, problem is its a bigger upgrade then most would think. I would have to get a bigger trailer, and a CDL on top of the excavator. Believe me it is my dream to get bigger stuff, and I have been trying. but I also have a house to build, out of pocket. So priorities have me shifting. I would probably only get a bigger excavator if it had a blade, I could also get a dozer but I dont want to have to hire another few guys to run all of it. right now my good friend and my brother work for me, but I like to keep it small like that. actually that volvo you had would be a good upgrade and I could still tow it with my pickup. I will have to see how things work out next year, if I can sell my current house then I would not have to pay out of pocket for my new house.