Dewatering and stumps Part 2

The back of this site is very wet due to inadequate ditches. There is not much leeway to get the depth of the ditch because the bedrock and large stones are very close to the surface.
We deepen and clean up the old ditch and try to make the best of it based on the conditions that exist.
Two sources of incoming water onto the area gona be collected into underdrains (French drains) and the water transport across the site as well.
Here I work with Conny, the son of the founder of the company that I work together with for the last 3 years. We have worked together before in our early teens on the golf course where I worked for over 20 years with my father and were I later became the course manager.
Conny has been running machines since he was 4 years old and his father started the company about 50 years ago.
I welcome all the tips and knowledge they have accumulated over the years :)
The control of this tiltrotator is not the most common, video on how they are usually controlled comes in another video in the future.
Excavator: Cat 307
Excavator: TB 125
Mini dump truck: Yanmar
Camera: GoPro Black 7
Video Editing: iMovie
Location: Sweden
Amazon links:
Gopro 7 Black: amzn.to/2xkOqu5
Gopro Suction Cup Mount: amzn.to/2wzpWNm
Gopro Chest Mount: amzn.to/2xmsdf1
And for the music, It's hard to find music to use on youtube.
If you don't like it I sugest you to mute youtube, open Spotify, find a playlist and listen to what you prefer instead.
If you find a good playlist, please share in the comments :)
Music:
Silent Partner: RedLight Runner
Black Oak: Collapse open.spotify.c...
Song: Chile - Thomas Weiss
Music provided by Ninety9Lives
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Download: 99l.tv/chileYU
Song: Best Friends - Never Modern Talk
Music provided by Ninety9Lives
Video: • Never Modern Talk - Be...
Download: 99l.tv/bestfrie...
Dan Lebowitz: Bridges
Emil Fredenmark: Elden
http:/ darknesslightproduction
Slenderbeats : Cigarette Solitude
Slenderbeats : Doorway

[@tutekohe1361]

Hi Hedblom, I was surprised by how the controls for the tiltrotator worked - through a foot-pedal. I operate a log processor mounted on an excavator and everything works through buttons on the joysticks, to allow walking and functioning simultaneously. I am glad you don’t give in to your baser instincts and play that awful ‘throat-screaming’ music during the time-lapse sequences! I really enjoy your videos and love seeing your beautiful country, it is so different from my home here in New Zealand. 👍

[@ConstructionMachineryChannel]

As someone that is not an operator but someone that just likes heavy machinery I really appreciate the split screen. Allows me to see what is happening and what the operator is doing. More of this please.

[@richardgreen7811]

Pablo Picasso with an excavator ... it's so rewarding to watch the application of a God given talent (also recognizing the 30 years of training and personal effort). It's also great to put a face to the work. I'm guessing around 50 years old ... meaning another 20+ years of contribution available. In America, we have a Hedblom simile in Letsdig18, who gets the job done with quality and efficiency, however absent the artistry. What a neat deal to watch Hedblom display such a level of trust with a 3-year operator. I simply continue to marvel at the work and devotion.

[@stetsonator]

You are Top Shelf Hedblom! Your content is very relaxing and entertaining! I love the flow of progress! Thank You.

[@devisionhun]

your videos are hypnotic to watch, perfectly suitable music, great rate of speed and much, much satisfaction to see progress and the level of mastery of the machine...

[@jerrygibs8120]

When it comes to choosing sound and music, it is an art. Just like your excavator talents. You are a wise and talented man. Certainly variety creates the spice and make it all interesting and palatable to a wider range of viewers. Appreciate your perspective. Thank you for sharing your experience and taking us along. Blessings from Texas. Praying for your health, strength, safety, protection and success. ☝🙏💪👍👉...

[@HedblomSwe]

Thanks Jerry💕

[@gnuclur8952]

The explanation was well thought out and hilarious at the same.... :-)

[@martinedelius]

A really well produced video, and I love the mini FAQ at the beginning! Great job at showing the controls and the action at the same time, really innovative. It'd be impossible to watch an entire video split screen though so kudos for not doing it more than a couple of minutes. Really nice mixing it up with the chest cam as well, just be careful with how you position it as it's really hard to get it just right. Maybe even use the wide angle mode (I suspect your GoPro has that at least). Although I at times listen to "your" type of music, for a video like this I do prefer the more laid back sound. And I'm starting to recognize the soundtrack, which I find sort of comforting and gets me in a good mood (it's telling me that I'm watching a Hedblom video after all :).

[@gord9677]

Another fine, enjoyable video for which I thank you. Your skill at using the machines amazes me. Keep up the good videos . I like the music you use, lt's what we in our 70's enjoy best. Thank you. 🇨🇦

[@AddictedtoProjects]

God bless you Scandinavians for your ingenuity, work ethic and creativity! :)

[@No.1R3dneck]

Don't worry about the music bud! It goes along with how methodical and majestic you make it look! I've have my hands in what you're doing off and on my whole life and I know first hand what it takes to operate that fine piece of equipment you're so gratefully operating! Keep on keepin' on! Love watching and just now subscribed and hit the bell 🔔!!!!

[@cubleycat]

Mad skill with the bucket control and thanks for the multi screen video off how it works ;-)

[@andrewleonard146]

Giddy-up Hedblom! I like your music choices and your skills are AMAZING!! I could watch this all day and its perfect timing with the Corona virus lockdown in Minneapolis, MN and most of the rest of the world... Thanks and keep the vids coming, please.

[@jeffreylescoe5624]

Brother you made me laugh when you were loading the stone with the mini. You got mad at yourself because you dropped like 2 1/2 pieces of stone over the side of the dump😂. Keep it up my friend!

[@timothyball3144]

I saw that and said, "augh" literally half a second before he did then I laughed when I heard him. It sure would be nice if everyone took that much pride in the job that they do. Too many people are just concerned about an end result and don't consider that those few rocks will now be there forever for the owners to deal with. No, it's not a big deal, but their Tomte will be happy and that can make all the difference.

[@windzer]

Glad you showed that you learn something new everyday and I like your personal taste in music better lol

[@Brian1972]

Metal music must be popular in the Nordic countries. Hydraulic Press channel loves his metal too. 😂

[@donlowe9125]

You handle that bucket like a butter knife. That place really needed help, good job. Loved the Yanmar dump !!!

[@daveeyerly7262]

It’s impressive how easily you control his machine! After watching the segment where you show how to control it, I have a headache trying to figure that out. Thanks for the video!

[@carolrogers5626]

Love your video! I am a woman and so facinated by dirt work. One day I hope to be able to try a machine. I know I could never be anywhere near as good and meticulous as this operator. I'm in the US and have never seen an Excavator like this one. Wonder if they have them here....

[@user-rs6uu4by7s]

Bravo , i am from Bulgaria . But you are a Surgeon ....

[@aussiepigshooters5488]

Absolute legend of an operator!

[@Paradix333]

I understand but at normal speed the sound of the excavator is rather pleasant. The video would last much longer but that’s pretty good. I never tire of looking at the precision with which you work. I nicknamed you the field scupper or the king of the scalpel.

[@monaromanmax]

ALL your content and production is clever, you're an artist in more ways than one! You're a great operator, keep up the good work and KZbin content. Wish I had a tiltrotator in the '70's!!! Regards, Warrington, England

[@KG-yn9qi]

Hey! Love the track truck! Cool old school equipment gitter done!

[@sshatterhand239]

THX to you for choosing music more poular than your personel favorites! Really like your Videos and WORK!

[@timothyball3144]

I'll add my own thanks for the beginning bit there. From showing what does what to the split screen that didn't last too long, you did an excellent job putting that together.

[@SGCgleaton]

That looks very complicated. I just can dig a hole. A bad hole at that love to watch your videos and it is relaxing to watch . I guess that’s why I wait to watch your videos last . Thanks for the entertainment

[@lances9074]

Great work my friend!! Once again you outdid yourself!!

[@hurseybar]

Your videos are awesome, don’t like anyone tell ya any different, keep em rollin

[@JulioCesardaSilvaBarros]

Hello! I'm from Brazil, I liked the content, I found your work extremely well done, congratulations! A difference with excavator operators in Brazil is that we take off our boots, because of the heat! Kkkk Thank you and I am waiting for new videos! Hug!

[@franrg8118]

First, congratulations for yours videos, are very interesting in time lapse because we can see all process in a few seconds. And for the music, you can use Royalty-free music, for example you can search for "Declan DP" or "e-sountrax". Lucky for the channel!!

[@dent2138]

Very nice! The short parts with normal speed and engine sound are so nice to add in.

[@Matt-vg1fp]

You should do some videos with music you enjoy. I'm a fan of that stuff an would enjoy discovering new music as well as watching your videos.

[@jamesallen712]

That looks a very wet and water logged site with all the drainage channel you have had to put in. Nice work with the machinery though. Very skilled at it.

[@flexxrexx2081]

Excellent! I really like the cabin view! More please

[@michaelheineking6557]

Guten Tag, ich war immer am rätseln,man hat zwei Joysticks, jetzt ist alles okay wie es funktioniert! Super so ein Einblick! Ich schaue mir jede Folge an ! Mfg Michael

[@madskllmall377]

I prefer your personal choice of music. Luv to watch your work

[@SG-uh6sw]

Really appreciate you not being selfish about your music selection lolol awesome vids as always tho

[@CYUNG467]

Another Fine Job Guys!💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾🍺🍺🍺👀👀✌🏽

[@MiniDigging]

Your videos are great. I don't mind the music at all, if I did I could just mute it. Some people are just jealous of your channel and want to cry about your music choice. Keep doing what you do.

[@boobybabs72]

Another great video Hedblom thank you 👍🏻

[@pxl_chalawadu2298]

yes I like this music and adding passages without fast temp for the complication of the building site can make it good I like the channel good work

[@Sobbayi]

I particularly liked the music in part 1 and this part too... Keep it up

[@vernonpinson2128]

I love the video's and I would be 100% cool with your music keep them coming!

[@jimbeck6093]

Looking forward to Part Tres!!

[@brianwilson1837]

Would love to come over there and learn from the best, keep the videos coming love it

[@terryreynolds1366]

You are ONE BAD #SS OPERATOR ON A MACHINE thanks for the🎥love heavy equipment. Love grading,logging,i guess i love it all so thanks again. PS I HAVE BEEN TELLING OTHER YT FRIENDS ABOUT YOU AND YOUR ABILITY ON EQUIPMENT

[@HedblomSwe]

Thank you Terry 👊

[@janx4706]

0:03 😀👍super, jetzt sieht man mal wie die zusätzlichen Funktionen gesteuert werden 😎

[@hannesnaude]

Love your work man, had the chance to operate one once to bury a dead wombat ... well 30 min later the hole dug , filled and the wombat was still on top ,, LOL,,

[@HedblomSwe]

😂

[@karlanderson8394]

Hej Hedblom jag undrar om du är från Sverige.Jag älskar att kolla på dig och jag 12 år och kör grävmaskin jag började köra när jag var 5 år🚜

[@HedblomSwe]

Hej Karl. Visst är det kul att köra, vad har du för maskin? Jag är från Sverige.

[@karlanderson8394]

Jag kör en ganska gammal grävmaskin typ 20 år. Jag kör en Komatsu fyraton. Var bor du jag bor utanför Alingsås som ligger vid Göteborg. Jag älska din kanal

[@karlanderson8394]

Vilka grävmaskin kör du?

[@ginglyst]

Whaaaat that cabview/tilt rotator demo was a shocking revelation, I always thought you were an octopus or something. But you control that bucket with just 2 arms and 2 feet??? 😳 Naaaice

[@HedblomSwe]

Quite often you are one leg short with this control setup :)

[@georgepina509]

Awesome man!!

[@familjenhagelin6119]

Kul å se proffs jobba! Har precis köpt en egen liten grävmaskin och man lär sig mycket av å kolla dina videor.

[@drfowler6525]

I had wonder for some time how you control that system and now I know. By the way I like your choice of music even though the latter is good, first is best. Keep the videoing coming

[@vamummtakeks2]

For steering the tiltrotator you are using both pedal and joysticks?

[@randywilson6869]

Domi Unterrainer yes he push a and it does this and then push b and it does that. Did he say he is working for a different guy? I like watching him on the little orange one

[@vamummtakeks2]

OK but how does it work when he want tilt and rotate at the same time? You mean the Kubota excavator?

[@randywilson6869]

I think us Americans should all get together and buy u one of those orange one that u operate (a new one) with all the bells and whistles so we can sit on out lazy ass and watch this stuff all day

[@CanalDaCarregadeira]

Great job

[@alsouthern7190]

Love the music from 18:31, enjoyed as usual and to bad you were't up to the 3 yr. veteran's standard, lol

[@bryanplayfair121]

im good with hard rock its one of my favorites.

[@leomilley6639]

20+ years vs. 3....LOL man!!!

[@martinedelius]

Considering your precision, I find it hard to believe that you've only been using a tilt-rotator for roughly 3 years. Then again, perhaps you play drums in your spare time. ;)

[@martynasvizbaras1180]

i think if sensei 'green pants' would teach you, it would take just two months to become tilt-rotator expert 😂😂😂

[@HedblomSwe]

I actually play bass ;)

[@martinedelius]

@@HedblomSwe Well, close enough. ;) As a (former) drummer, I find that ambidextrous activities, like operating an excavator, comes easier thanks to those skills.

[@crishilario823]

Yes, like some others, I prefer your music. I think we have the same taste! I`m a drummer....

[@turbinepower77]

Thanks for not playing music you like. 👍

[@servisplus190]

Красивая природа !

[@bitettograzia8873]

Super

[@windzer]

Wish we got to use the tiltrotators over here in the states like you guys do no one uses them over here in the states

[@Brian1972]

Us Americans are slow on changing on some things.

[@SmithyScotland]

It's very important to warm up your joints before starting strenuous work in the morning.

[@DIYTechRepairs]

You can have engine sound with preserved pitch. It may sound weird but you dont get the high pitch. Neither less i think your music Choice is just fine. I watch the Craft work since Enjoy People running tilt rotators and use Them properly :)

[@macpatman]

Very interesting and very funny :)

[@jimbeck6093]

What are the vertical black tubes with the light blue inside used for? Purpose?

[@gjedda63]

Får ikke fred før jeg ser vannet renner i de to stigerørene 😁

[@didier2bb65]

Tip Top !!!

[@Brian1972]

That yanmar cart would be handy on the farm.

[@stephenlees9752]

Both yours and the videos music is good mate, awesome skills work a few machines myself but nowhere near your skill level

[@jimbeck6093]

Awesome video!! Love the water involved projects! How much rain does this place get??

[@HedblomSwe]

Pretty much rain this winter + that area it is close to bedrock in many places making it difficult to get the water out easily

[@johntatro37]

liked the first music choise

[@RangieNZ]

Re engine sound in timelapse, check out the options in your editing software. I have an option in my editing software, that if you speed-up/slow-down the clip, the editing software can sample up/ down the audio pitch by the same multiplier, so that it still sounds normal/ natural.

[@timothyball3144]

I have seen a couple of guys do this and I like it when done right. And bet he would do it right.

[@HedblomSwe]

I'll check that out, thanks for the tip. Maybe time to upgrade from Imovie

[@JOSUERODRIGUES_.]

Ótimo video....

[@ThORzTeNzZoN]

Fantastiskt bra video i vanlig ordning. Vad är det för duk ni lägger mellan gruset å jorden?

[@HedblomSwe]

Vanlig markduk, släpper igenom vatten och förhindrar materialinblandning i det här fallet.

[@LebedevPavel]

Thanks for answer about background sound =)

[@r1too]

Those guys are from Michigan. It's how they talk up there.

[@DontStopBrent]

How long before the French drain pipe fills up with sediment?

[@dannystubblefield5478]

Hey I like your style of music

[@SomeGuyFromOttawa]

I kinda like your music choice better! lol

[@b1g1lz]

Thanks for showing how the machine and bucket are operated but I gotta confess, if there's an exam at the end of the video, I'm failing.

[@jeffreylescoe5624]

Steve McLean lol so would I Steve🤣

[@zahranmboy5654]

Yeaaaahh...thats cool mas berooooohh...👍👍👍👍 Regards from Indonesia👏

[@mickesjolund]

Tack för bra film igen! En fråga: varför ha grus i botten på dräneringen? Varför inte lägga duk i botten sedan röret å grus?. Då rinner vattnet i röret direkt, annars rinner de i gruset tills nivån kommit upp till röret. Vet att de ni gör är rätt men en fundering bara.

[@MrUnkasen]

Du har redan svarat på din egen fråga. Fyll på grundvattnet, och om det blir för mycket dränera bort överflödet någon annanstan.

[@HedblomSwe]

Framför allt så är det en sista justering för att säkerställa rätt fall och även för att inte behöva lägga rören eller duken direkt i det slam som bildas i botten av diket under själva byggprocessen.

[@blackjack8217]

Do you pay for your music or is it royalty free music? If so were do you get it from free. I use Auto Library Plus on KZbin.

[@paulbarnett5856]

I dont have any problem with your music new to your channel how long have you been using that machine with so many controls must have been quite the head fuck to start with Nevermind you answered how long =)

[@TXH1138]

I had the speed at 1.5 and couldn't understand what he was saying @ 17:00, so I slowed it down to normal and still couldn't understand.

[@KG-yn9qi]

Is the drain line pipe also perforated! To helpe absorb ground water?

[@HedblomSwe]

Yes

[@zlojadmin]

You can do your type of music, I do like it

[@orgcoast5990]

Maybe ABBA next time.

[@mariusandersson1639]

Rotortilten på pedalen?

[@HedblomSwe]

Lite udda, har inte sett den lösningen själv tidigare. Mycket smidigare med rullar, den här är den enda utrustad så i maskinparken.

[@mjcapo1]

You can play us some classical music. Reckon that can't have copyright. Don't know how well would it work lol

[@HUNZY-qo3cv]

Any more water on that property and it would just be a swamp.

[@douglauzon6462]

Lol awesome

[@orgcoast5990]

I've never seen a tracked dump cart(?) before. Are those common in Europe?

[@samuelbhend2521]

I'm from switzerland and yes, I see them regularely. Here they are often used in construction projects along rivers, in the mountains and sometimes also on flat but wet ground, due to the fact that tracked vehicles have significantly less "groundpressure" (if that's even a word in english?) means that they don't sink in so much on weak ground bc weight distributes to more surface with tracks, which results in less weight on the ground at one spot. They are also often used in the mountains due to tracks being more offroad capable than wheels. edit: those tracked "dump carts" come in many different sizes, from small (motorized wheelbarrow) to walk behind with 250Kg payload all the way up through the middle ones either with a seat or just a platform to stand on to the big ones for ~10 tons (metric ton=1'000Kg) of Payload with a full climatized and heated cabin.

[@orgcoast5990]

Thank you Samuel. Ground pressure is fine. Most of us would most likely say less compaction. Crawlers(tracked vehicles) are used a great deal on large farms here in the states.@@samuelbhend2521

[@samuelbhend2521]

@@orgcoast5990 ok, thank you:) yes big farms (Swiss "big farm" equals "very small/homestead" in USA...) in the "flat" part of Switzerland sometimes have tracked tractors, because of weak ground. But it's less than common, since there's not much flat land here:)

[@user-md7px9ds1g]

Wow 👍👍

[@kamaz21ural17]

AAAA, OOOOO. ME kapish.