Robert is moving riggt up the operator ladder, glad he came out to help. Before long hell have his own channel.😁

It’s missing an important attachment, some stickers!

Don't these people know how to operate a chainsaw properly

Mt grandad and grandma had arguments when they went to build their retirement home. My grandad said, "If you cannot build a house and keep the foundation on the natural soil, and the basement dirt does not level out a decent backyard, it is not worth the view." They eventually settled on a daylight basement house that was dug into a slope with a very nice view, but grandma was not very happy with the compromise until 3 of the houses the were looking at slid off the mountains in the 70's.... This house does not look THAT bad, but it looks like it has been there a while before they could afford to fill and finish a backyard.

Very nice work!

Small projects like this one on Chris's channel is always enjoyable. For the homeowner it won't be long till it's time to throw a keger party with family and friends to celebrate their new backyard.

Robert and Chris make a really good team. This has been a really enjoyable little series to watch Chris transforming a basically useless back of the house area into an awesome backyard and area for a greenhouse. The property owner has to be tickled pink with Chris's work.

Nice clay, looked to be about "near optimum moisture" for compaction purposes. Thanks for the video.

Cool little job 😊

check engine light will be on 1st load

A little kitten you were using to load topsoil.Sounds like it's getting pretty tired.Looks like kind of a turd 😂

Looking good Chris, making headway!

That guy know how to run a chainsaw.And I'm not being a smart ass.That chainsaw is right at his face level.Didn't he ever learn?Never cut a bubbly or head or even close to it.There's no reason why he couldn't cut that down low and would have been a lot safer.That was a very very ignorant move. If any kids are watching, don't ever cut wood like this ever.It's the biggest mistake you can make.It's the first thing you're taught when you learn how to run a chainsaw.But you such a inexperienced professional?He can go ahead and cheat all the rules.1 day he's gonna find out.Let's hope that doesn't happen.But if he keeps operating like this with a chainsaw it's bound to happen

That area turned out great bro, Robert sure is a good friend to be able to help you too. Safe travels. Ken.

👍🏻👍🏻because one is just never enough

Great work chris

Great looking job!

Turned out decent….all it takes is money…I love when people ask me how much dirt it’ll take to make they’re yard decent…you have shallow pockets…it’ll be a little decent….you got deep pockets….it’ll be decent decent or twice as nice!

EYES AND ears mostly EYES omg.

You need a man behind the scenes lol!

Where that CAT 312 come from???

Chris Do you get asked why you don't slam your tail gate. BANG,BANG, BANG

This project gives me hope that we are not financially doomed. A normal home owner turning loose a fair amount of money to spruce the place up. I don't think I've seen Chris do a job this small! lol

You're obviously a first class operator at everything you run but.. you're a complete artist with that skidsteer.

I think my favorite machine is the mulcher - it amazes me how fast it can eat a tree!

Do they make a rotating rake that you could rotate but also use your thumb? I may be on to something $$$

I think your new 330 would only take two scoops and fill the truck up

Dang what a sweet rig!

Somebody must make a chainsaw attachment for the Yanmar.

Nice to see Robert! He’s a good operator, no fuss and bother! He just gets on with it! 👍

Does anybody know if there’s a break-in procedure for a new excavator like this? Thanks.

We want more of that new 350

That's a better use of space I'd say. Nice work.

Nobody’s ever complained about a bigger deck. 😂

4 Excavators, 3 Dozers, 2 Track Loaders, 1 Mini, 1 Skid Steer, and 1 Haul Truck. What will Chris add to the fleet next!

Beautiful result, Chris. Quite a huge transformation from a useless backyard to a nice, usable one. Thanks for sharing.

Robert should've worn full safety gear running a chainsaw!!! Hard hat ,safety shield, hearing protection, gloves,chaps along with safety vest and steel toe shoes. Too dangerous to become an amputee or lose his life prematurely..

Awesome job Chris..stay safe

Chris always does nice work I think Because he does like he would for his own place now just need some Red top an clover look real nice an spread to wood be great ground cover in woods an pretty to

Love the video Chris , very good job .

Nice ker-thwak sounds from those trees!

Chris did you fine a Ballon ? Help you alot having that B /E TO GET EXTRA DIRT TO SELL HELPS MAKE MONEY GOTA BUY THEM BEANS AN TATERS

Who ever is running that Myanmar moving mulch is at the top of his game. Its like a extension of his fingers

How much tones of clay u use?

Looks 💯better

Wear your chaps boys, hurts like hell when you get bit by the chainsaw

How long until you invest in your own tri-axle?

I remember this like yesterday 12 years ago

Hello a message to Robert, when felling trees to avoid accidents and ensure a successful outcome, it's "essential" to avoid common tree cutting mistakes such as not wearing proper safety gear! (A proper hard hat with a fold down face shield and ear protection ) Many people use chaps and gloves as well. Felling trees is listed as the most dangerous job in North America.

Chris i just got out of the hospital. Been there since Saturday. Almost died they say. Love the big Volvo 350. Man take care of yourself and enjoy life buddy. Proud of you man.