Gotta love the twinkling music that accentuates the seriousness of this 'art'.

Thank you for getting to the point! Greetings from Darwell, AB!

Love your Jack Russel. Looks like a good old fella. You will probably never have a better friend.

Is that operator a Union Supervisor

WTF I WAS WONDERIN WHAT THAT WAS XD

I got the garden hose, so all I need is a machine, a drill and an operator dog.

Nice video. Coincidently ... your Jack Russel is bred to pass through a 12" diameter hole!

That dogs doin all the work!

Nice

Dug 50 holes was hitting rock from 2' to 3Ft. Have a 12" rock bit on Ditch Witch SK500. Been using it since 2007 . Had auger for last 7 years. Used more this year than before. Semi Retired. Love it. Will remember the water. Own cleans out holes. How do you clean out holes? Thing that is irritating. We have good. SHUSWAP TOP SOIL. 2" dirt 4" shale rock. 1/2" dirt 6" rock...

that is some beautiful soil you have there.

I just spent 5 hours just to dig 4 holes 2 feet deep with an auger one man. I'm sore. Alot of clay and rock

Stupid to work with a mut

First I thought someone started pissing down the hole. Wouldn't that be awkward 😅

out, not oat

That's my DAD!

Was just wondering whether water would help - got big rocks in clay soil here... Then I found this! Gonna try it! THANKS!

Why don't you put a garden hose or tubing routed with the hydraulic hoses and a section of pex tubing at the end. Tie string to is and pull it flexes. Add valve somewhere convenient. Now you don't have to have a second person.

#pjekaushik nice work

I tried a 12 inch auger on a John Deere 318D. It hit rocks and stopped. The little ones it would pull, but anything larger than a football and its game over. Oh well...

Where we can buy this

Greeting from Newfoundland Canada. interesting video. Would it be OK to post it on my company Facebook page "Pro Post Foundations NL" and maybe my twitter account?

those holes don't look hard to drill compared to what I'm used to lol

Amazing!

You're the man! I'm so glad I watched this! I can't wait to give my project a second try! Its been on hold for 6 months.

What a great video Thank you!

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i found your video to be informative unpretentious and sweet, love from cali

Controls are a little awkward because there is a dog right in the way LOL

Outstanding demonstration! Great job! Thanks for sharing... 😃👍

My husband is having a difficult time digging holes for our pole barn. We live in Eastern Ohio and our property has approx 1 foot of top soil, 2 feet of clay, and then shale. He's using a 1939 Ford 9n tractor with the original Danuser 3-point posthole digger but as soon as he hits shale, the auger stops digging. Was considering a new tip for the auger and adding some weights to the posthole digger to help provide more downward force since Ford 9n tractors don't have downward force capability on their 3-point arms. ...and yes, water does in fact help aside from others who left unjustified negative comments.

Is this backside of wawa ridge? I haven't seen these cliffs before and this looks epic!

Oh my gosh !?! How did you do it with such large boulders ? lol. Very unimpressive. You are just another small timer who hasn't been thru shit. But of course we get to hear your useless story.

thats why the puppy dog dont get to drive....he has no thumbs

Wonderfull with love -bwino.

Beautiful!

one doesn't need a college education to dig a hole.... but a PhD helps

how do I get there from the top of sunshine?

$471,000 of our tax dollars and this is what you do with it. What a fucking waste.

Thank you Axel Jieber, for this modest pile of sky blue steaming shit to be put on display at such a *generous* price. For without it; I would not know of the many more piles of steaming shit I would be encountering as I exited, north-bound on deerfoot, en route to Edmonton.

thank God i found this video... hitting rocks with the auger what a pain! trying the water method! thank you for posting this! and your dog is adorable!

5/5

Why can't you use a local artist this is a waste of fucking money

I love this approach to creating emotional and intellectual connection with water. I hope to see these pieces in person!

great work j.a. thanks

The "Artist" didn't even build it. You paid almost 500 k for the "Artists" name. No one cares out that piece and no one ever will. Bold and innovative, circles have been around for thousands of years. How foolish do you feel. Do you still have a job?

first to view!!! :D

:D guys, that's awesome!! glad i could be a part of it!!!!

Seeing the map helps understand how it got so flood damaged.

That chick is pretty cute :)