Installing the first septic system of the season with the Hyundai HX145 excavator

[@samcowart7564]

Ain’t no hill for a mountain climber like you another great video

[@mattball8322]

Great video, in NH we call it “scarifying” the soil with the teeth of the bucket.

[@timg8138]

Mike, I wanna thank you for the great content. I've been laid up after surgery on a busted leg. I came across your channel when searching for a engine rebuild for my Ex-mark mower, and found yours working on your Turf Tiger. I've since watched almost every video you've got. I really appreciate the entertainment since I've been out of commission. Keep up the hard but good work man.

[@DirtPerfect]

Thanks glade you enjoyed the channel and hope you get better soon

[@m2hmghb]

Heal up fast and feel better.

[@ronaldheit196]

And another awesome job gets done in the time Mr. Dirt Perfect planned on getting it done. Watching his vids is definitely a great lockdown relief for us old geezers.

[@dalecain1158]

Happy you got the machine you really liked the best. It looks like it’s doing great and your satisfied. Your channel is fast becoming my best channel on KZbin!

[@kapperoutdoors]

Another great project. Love the excavator and your homemade bucket and that level. Your guy did pretty well with that sand drop also. Thanks take care

[@DirtPerfect]

Thanks buddy

[@JC-yb3zb]

Yes, nothing starts the season better than the first septic system

[@DirtPerfect]

😁

[@Sam465]

I'd be curious to see a video of you fixing Matt's Dam, cos I like watching the way you work, at least you have a sense of humor

[@jeremiahroy6823]

Man what an awesome machine! I love the HX210 so much. Can’t wait to try the 145

[@BornRandy62]

we installed a leach field like that for a park batch house with showers. They were considered high capacity leach fields. The panels were 42 inches wide. 300 foot was the maximum length allowed by state law for a leach field of any style. We did 4 new construction bath houses that summer. 150 thousand a pop. I guess they are alright. The state had all kinds of rules we had to follow . The demanded a manhole between the house and the Septic Tank and another before the Distribution box . So we buried the top cone until it was the right height, filled it with sand and poured a concrete floor with a flow channel. You had to be careful handleing the lid or it would bottom out inside the hole. Rules.

[@robbridges7810]

Hint! I have used the chambers a lot they are very good. After digging up a failing system I noticed two things. There was a lot of silting dirt that penetrated the chamber. Since then I always cover the top with fabric, they say you don’t need it but trust me it will give them years of extra life. The second part is where the pipe enters the chamber. Constant water running into the chamber has a tendency to dig a hole where it drips into the chamber it will build the dirt up on the back side blocking of the whole chamber. I started putting a piece of thick plastic the same size as the chamber is square. so if the chamber is 24” wide my plastic is 24” x 24”and placing it under where the water drips in, under the chamber itself. it worked out great. The plastic is about 1/8” thick. I hope this helps out some people.

[@DirtPerfect]

We are not allowed to cover them and has lot to do with the type of dirt we have and high either table

[@toddreynolds8875]

I live right on the boarder of Connecticut and ri. So we do septic in both states in ri cover them with dirt , in Connecticut back fill the slant edge ant over top 2 inches with washed stone then filter fabric

[@jayphillips4058]

I agree - we have areas here in this high mountain valley that have fine silts, and it's essential to keep the laterals from getting sealed up..water-permeable fabric helps a lot, adds years to the system. Areas with high water tables are being herded towards a mound system of some sort. State won't approve open-air aerobic systems yet, but I suspect that they'll eventually see acceptance.

[@fulltiltgrading8366]

We are sitting here waiting for concrete again and can always count on you to keep us entertained while we wait! Thanks Mike 👍🏻

[@DirtPerfect]

Awesome glade I could keep you entertained

[@jdig1984]

I think skid steers are a good bit of equipment for certain tasks but an excavator buddied up with a forward tipping dump truck (remember the ones you guys seen at the auction in Florida I remember you saying I like them but I don't know if I had the use for one) you would be suprised how handy they are. Ideal for moving material over short distances and long if need be. They come with a swivel tip so can rotate skip 180 degrees and if your on good ground you could drive Pharrell with a trench and backfill a pipe with stone etc . Then if you reverse a flat blade bucket on excavator with quick coupler you can scoop out stone sand and concrete. Had no access for concrete truck other day and emptied 3 yards into the 9 tonne capacity dump truck to pour small base .got concrete were it needed to be and poured the concrete with excavator. I see chris on the other channel when he using the mini excavator and in tight areas and they are up and down hauling with the skid steer and bring material one scoop at a time it just doesn't make sense to me burning fuel were there half a dozen trips saved by bringing all that you need or near in alot less time. Just something to consider when they are on flotation tyres they can go anywhere and are very trouble free basic set up no frills are workhorses in the UK and Ireland and will see them on every construction site. And your def right about blade on excavator I think a blade on mini excavator is nearly as good as skid steer for grading out small areas of stone pads etc but that mini excavator can dig and the skid steer can't (see were I'm going) a mini excavator buddied up with a front tipping dump truck will save you alot of money it is two machines I know but those dumpers are peanuts compared to skid steer. On those smaller jobs I would bet it save a hell of alot on fuel. That grader attachment is great on skiid steer other from that I only rent one for cleaning out cow sheds. Not telling you what to do think you are running a great business there just giving my opinion keep up the good work 👍

[@DirtPerfect]

Thanks buddy

[@terryyoung1837]

Another job well done! You make it look easy and the camaraderie with your employees is great. Makes the job fun 👍👍😁😁

[@DirtPerfect]

Thanks terry

[@NotJustaTool]

The new guy is doing a hell of a job, Mike. Trust his estimates, he's got the phD. lol You can't take all the wins. ;) Cheers!

[@gayle4804]

That is why they call you Dirt Perfect

[@bvfdfire1]

mr dirt perfect, its always a pleasure to watch your vids,It brightens my day, they have been great lifters to me, Im in the final two weeks, and they look to be the hardest, but we gonna beat it and be the better person for it, I couldnt do it without the power of God, and all your prayers and love that yall are sending me......... dont be surprised if i make a road trip a visiting when this is over! stay safe......

[@DirtPerfect]

Awesome buddy always look forward to your comments 😁😁

[@toddreynolds8875]

You do good work. Mike. Its enjoyable watching videos when guys do nice work. , I really enjoy watching. , you , Elite,, and lets dig , same as we do. , i dont want to come back. Unless its for another project. Do it right or dont bother.

[@DirtPerfect]

Thanks Todd appreciate that

[@gregcothrum4045]

Great video Mike 👍 y'all have a great one and stay safe 👍

[@DirtPerfect]

Thanks

[@blairwhite2089]

Another great video. Love to watch and learn.👍

[@DirtPerfect]

Thanks

[@MyTractorGuy]

Oh man!!! Now that's a cool feature. These new machines have some crazy cool features. Great tip on the digging with the teeth. Always great content!

[@DirtPerfect]

Thanks

[@northernliving2387]

Thank you Mike

[@DirtPerfect]

Thanks rob

[@gregallsup9522]

Awesome Job!!

[@DirtPerfect]

Thanks

[@keithdalton3004]

And another Mr Dirt Perfect 👌 job 👏 well done 👏 Thanks Mike

[@DirtPerfect]

Thanks Keith

[@125sm3]

Great job and a happy customer,

[@DirtPerfect]

Yup thanks

[@andywest3260]

Good to see you back at it again like the chooses

[@DirtPerfect]

Thanks Andy

[@oklahomachris6298]

Looks like to me you use the Hyundai Better Than the Volvo? Gotta get a Hyundai bud for real just makes sense! Thanks for taking the time to make videos.

[@rockenh1535]

it should be that easy everywhere. southwest ohio they made me have a mound system even though i'm in the middle of a 60 acre farm with good drainage.

[@DirtPerfect]

Lot had to with the dirt

[@tbix1963]

Thanks for sharing your thoughts and ideas. Love that you always seen to have something new, so far two different septic systems i had never seen before. You certainly seem to like that new rig, comparing it to the Volvo all the time, you might loose standing with Volvo. I’m surprised you haven’t talked a new set of metal tracks out of them. Stay safe, wishing you and your family the best.

[@DirtPerfect]

Thanks Tom

[@lanecazes]

👍👍👍 on another project well done!!!

[@DirtPerfect]

Thanks

[@DC-1]

Awesome video Mike 🇺🇸👍

[@DirtPerfect]

Thanks

[@robertlackey3176]

Volvo's going to boot you off the island with a the Hyundai videos just kidding keep up the good work the new guy reminds me of Captain

[@DirtPerfect]

lol thanks Robert

[@uggy7]

Matt is a keeper Mike, hang onto him. You need to expand your company now before someone else moves in. It would be nice if Hyundai forgot that they gave you the 145 and you could keep it, put on metal tracks a different thung, it's a beauty. Love your videos Mike and thank you. Be Safe and family too. 👍👍🇨🇦🐶❤

[@DirtPerfect]

Lol yes that would be awesome

[@williamuskoski1385]

Don't need to change tracks. Just pull the pads off

[@sonnyblazer5504]

How nice! Spring has sprung and so have you and crew. Question: Would a tilting bucket have helped out on this one since your machine was on a grade and the job was a little bit critical? Just wondering and nice job for time off yesterday with the basketball pole and other stuff. Still can't believe you called a truck for 2 yards of concrete. Where I'm at it's a 4 yard min. Thank you and stay safe to all of you! Sonny (CT)

[@DirtPerfect]

It would be nice not for sure it’s worth the money for what I do

[@richardhedrick5601]

Great video of the Hyundai a nother septic system I have never seen

[@DirtPerfect]

Thanks Richard

[@bump6469]

Another fine job the Hyundai does look smoother than the valvo I watch alot of letsdig videos and it definitely looks smooth. Very good video thanks for your time for making it. Keep up the good work 👌 keep em coming

[@DirtPerfect]

Thanks buddy

[@paulcgburrows7267]

Mint M8 nice work you do as always 👍👍👍

[@DirtPerfect]

Thanks

[@jamesengland22]

Contour Huh! Just messing with you a little bit since you were doing a Hyundai promo. Haha. I like watching your videos because you explain what your doing. Yes I can figure it out but hearing you explain it makes it more interesting. I have never worked doing most of the things you do and you have a variety of jobs. Thanks

[@DirtPerfect]

Lol thanks James

[@nicholas296]

Im considering buying a Hyundai hx145 sounds like a great machine. Still love it?

[@DirtPerfect]

Yup

[@georgeholden3415]

If you had a JCB teleskid the fence would not be a problem. Also they are great for loading trucks with high sides

[@gregorybondi5220]

A "Mike says Really Like" drinking watch party could be a tragedy for the light hearted. You need that machine! I vote Yes!

[@gregorybondi5220]

Oh yeah, tell them to figure out how to get you metal tracks!

[@DirtPerfect]

lol thanks buddy

[@jw3rogers1]

Another great video! Thanks.

[@DirtPerfect]

Thanks

[@VideosByAl]

We have the same style of septic system. Very common in our part of Iowa. Our system is 4 ~ 75' laterals at 10' spacing.

[@DirtPerfect]

Yup sounds about right

[@blakeloke5586]

When they come to pick-up the Hyundai, just load up the 120 on the truck and hope they don't notice! lol

[@DirtPerfect]

Lol

[@oldredcoonhound2182]

The only thing they will be picking up is a cheque

[@Crewsy]

oldredcoonhound Hopefully smaller than normal for that machine. Mainly because it’s used now. 😉 I bet this 145 will be gone and if there is a replacement 145 for it, it will be one on steel tracks if that’s possible.

[@timothyball3144]

@@Crewsy I agree that it won't be this one. One thing he has insisted on is a progressive link thumb not a direct acting.

[@Crewsy]

Timothy Ball I remember that. I was thinking that as I watch this video when Mike was trying to grab the trees and the thumb wasn’t fitting the teeth on the 36” bucket.

[@newlifeforoldshtuff7810]

Hey I’m new here V-belt and Son gave a shoutout about your channel. So I subscribed. Very informative content keep up the good work and stay safe out there

[@DirtPerfect]

Awesome welcome hope you enjoy the channel

[@johnnyholland8765]

Like the new machine. Have a farmer neighbor who has a BIG one and he really likes it and has done a lot of work with it. Roots wont infiltrate the chambers?

[@DirtPerfect]

Awesome and no

[@michealmartin8565]

Looking good

[@DirtPerfect]

Thanks

[@jerrydyke2291]

Great video! You Tube Magic🤣 We all need that in everyday life!👍

[@DirtPerfect]

Thanks Jerry

[@gregorybondi5220]

Always in your corner, I think you need to make a deal with Hyundai to have them make some sort of exchange. They would make more off of an in-direct endorsement of you just using it, and using it, and using it, in comparison to the difference. Just get it already! I have never heard you say "I really, really like this" (or love) with the Volvo in comparison. We know you want it! Make it happen. I would be so happy to hear you say "My new Hyundai!" You deserve it!

[@CMDSR]

Looks more like what we have here in southern Virginia

[@greglewellen4510]

I’ve put in hundreds of septics of all shapes and sizes chambers are ok but tend to load one end as time goes on. Silk build up gofers etc. we have found pressurized under chambers better to get equal distribution.

[@DirtPerfect]

👍

[@ronhanson9581]

Dying to ask how the folks whho live on your equipment yard like the noise. Nice security

[@ko9446]

In California we call that One Fiddy

[@f250ford2004]

That's nice system as is the other that you do

[@DirtPerfect]

Thanks Tony

[@alexosborne5629]

Like the custom bucket, seems to work really well.... how wide is it, looks about 150 mm wide (6") ? Another perfect job completed... appears to be a recurring theme Mike!!!

[@DirtPerfect]

Yes have several videos using it and 10 inches

[@CaptKirk1701]

Great machine, will it hold up is the question, great job on septic!

[@DirtPerfect]

Great ?

[@CaptKirk1701]

Dirt Perfect hey nobody is perfect even if he calls himself Dirt Perfect! 😂😂

[@davidmeynen8120]

is that as far as that thumb folds away i can see that getting wright in the way mate ?

[@DirtPerfect]

Yup

[@richardsawtell256]

great videos you have , im bias and like hyundai technology only because i am a hyundai tech here in new zealand ,can anyone do plumbing in your country? or are you a plumber too?

[@DirtPerfect]

Depends on want it is and where your located

[@lcl_eworks16]

Hey Mike, that receiver you use in the skid steer with the grader attachment, can you get a magnetic attachment to position on the stick of the excavator so you can check your grade with a rotary laser. Was that receiver an Apache Storm model?

[@DirtPerfect]

Check out the video I posted yesterday

[@ramtuff2007]

good video

[@DirtPerfect]

Thanks

[@JDseller1]

Is this style system cheaper than the Presby one??? I am guessing that the drainage varies greatly in your area? Here in Iowa, the above grade sand systems, are only used in poor draining soils. Right where I live we are in an old lake bed and most of the ground has some sand in it. So it drains well. silting of pipes is a concern. I am wondering if Mike/Matt get more work done than Mike/Kleeman/HUGE amounts of videoing. LOL Keep the good videos coming. Like seeing the different country side.

[@DirtPerfect]

Yes and yes

[@Crewsy]

So far the only “complaint” you have had so far is that for your type of usage the rubber tracks don’t do as well as you want. Does the 145 come with a steel track option?

[@DirtPerfect]

Yes it does

[@jimwesselman]

Sure looks like a much more simple design then when I put septic systems in the middle 60’s. We used 12” long clay pipes and cut tar paper strips to put on top of the joints! Tanks look similar. Do you not have to put aeration pumps on the tank and have a two tank system, aerobic and anaerobic tank?

[@DirtPerfect]

No not with system

[@GetTheNet1963]

How much of a factor will those tree roots play in the long run of that finger system?

[@DirtPerfect]

No

[@bump6469]

Of course it could be the operator as well hahaha

[@DirtPerfect]

😜😁

[@aaronspicer949]

I kinda miss the rattle and shake in the bucket 😢😂

[@DirtPerfect]

lol me to

[@scotabot7826]

If he keeps using the side of his buckets as a dozer blade his new machines will be doing the loosey goosey before long as well.

[@paulbetka2966]

Insulation still has to be inspected ✔️🤓

[@DirtPerfect]

It was

[@paulbetka2966]

Sorry ❗ Time difference... Day difference 🤷‍♂️ week different 🤓❗

[@joandcorbin]

Good videos but why do u slam the bucket back all the way all the time? Dosent it just hammer out the pins and bushings way faster?

[@DirtPerfect]

No and the get the clay out it has stops

[@williamskinner8142]

Just order a lot of mirrors for the Capt.

[@DirtPerfect]

Lol good new only has two 😜

[@frankhebert9935]

So, honest opinion which machine do you like better? Volvo or Hyundai, and which one is more powerful. Im thinking you like the Hyundai

[@DirtPerfect]

Have a video coming on that stay tuned

[@magnushansson3570]

Should compare it with a new Volvo,to many years between them

[@WetCoaster]

That thumb seems to be an afterthought. A well integrated thumb is night and day when grubbing.

[@DirtPerfect]

Agree

[@bobvernon8925]

I can tell that you really, really like Hyundai, it seem's to be on more on your wavelength than the Volvo, although they are both good machine's......

[@DirtPerfect]

I agree with that statement

[@andyhenson4554]

Tooth tilting bucket on my kubota 57 works great and quicker that setting across the ditch!

[@DirtPerfect]

Yup but there’s other way to accomplish the same goal and send way less money doing it

[@CaptainKleeman]

Dirt Perfect I think he needs your shipping address to send you his to demo.

[@DirtPerfect]

😁

[@billbergquist4722]

Do you ever use ear protection while running any of your machines? Or are they quiet enough so it's not needed? My Bobcat 543 is noisy enough that I use earplugs and muffs. I added a bunch of sound deadening but it's still noisy.

[@DirtPerfect]

Dozers yes everything else no

[@jaquigreenlees]

Does Hyundai make a wider track for the 145 series? That would make the getting in and out a fair bit easier. I know some of the bigger machines do have a blade option, why wouldn't you get it on a bigger machine if available?

[@DirtPerfect]

Yes and I agree

[@jaquigreenlees]

@@DirtPerfect in the video you said you would get a blade, on machines the size of the Volvo and Hyundai, by implication, not getting one on bigger machines if available. :p

[@Crewsy]

Septic question. Once the pipes get to the actual weeping system does the PVC pipe just end or do they continue inside the half culvert section. One I’ve seen before had pipes inside with holes along the top but it was a positive pressure system with a pump in the tank to pump the liquid and it would “spray” out the holes in the pipe under the half culvert section.

[@DirtPerfect]

No they end about 6 to 10 inches in side

[@user990077]

21:18 What I am about to tell you is a true story. When I was 13 I went to Bristol Bay to help my Dad on his fish boat. While staying at the cannery I had made friends with an older guy. One sunny day we were out by the dirt road that went by the cannery. He went to the side of the road and cut a branch from an alder tree (they are more like bushes). He came back up from the ditch and cut the branch so it was reduced to a "Y" with the larger part being the bottom. He then asked me to hold the branch with each hand tightly around the smaller upper parts and hold it so the bottom thicker part stuck up in the air. He then asked me to walk down the road which I did. He reminded me to hold on tight which I did. Suddenly the thicker top part pulled down and the bark under my hands where I was holding the branch broke loose from the force. Turns out the main water line that led to the cannery was right at the spot where the branch moved. I am somewhat credentialed - I have a BS degree in Electrical Engineering (1980) and am a few courses sort of a Math or Physics degree, so I am not prone to being superstitious or whatever. But I am sure that we have a way to go yet before we more fully understand our relationship with Mother Earth and the surrounding Universe than we currently have.

[@cathiwim]

user990077 a true case of “water witching”! Its still used here sometimes. Theres a lot of hidden water in these hills!

[@aljazzuzek8818]

I like to put fine stone under the pipe like a bed on top of it to have room to strach before the dirt

[@DirtPerfect]

👍

[@williamdegnan4718]

Any thoughts on production rate comparison between new and old equipment?

[@DirtPerfect]

I find old to be better cheeper it operates

[@andymoss3132]

Do you keep your laterals on same grade on hillside or step it up as you go up the hill?

[@DirtPerfect]

Step up

[@thomasdesmond2248]

Mike I am curious how you guys can put the leaching fields so shallow. With the freezing temperatures you get? God bless

[@DirtPerfect]

Limiting layer it the deciding factors and never had one freeze

[@tiredoldmechanic1791]

It seems like root intrusion would be a problem with a system that shallow.

[@jayphillips4058]

@@tiredoldmechanic1791 I thought that, too. Dug up more than one like that, fixing silted-in or root-bound Infiltrator laterals, was obvious where they had been freezing solid during the winter months. Apparent that only the first quarter or so of the leachfield was working after the ground froze. Main line can be shallow here, but laterals better be a minimum of 3' down.

[@Bazza1973ify]

As I said to Kleeman other week, it'd be interesting if you could get hold of another Hyundai a couple of years old, see how it's holding up with some operating hrs on the clock, I'm not knocking the machine, it speaks for itself, but there's no denying, there's some horror stories out there when they get some age to them 👍

[@DirtPerfect]

Yup have talked to Todd roddes a that they run several

[@Bazza1973ify]

@@DirtPerfect old saying over here... All that glitters isn't gold..... I learned that the hard way unfortunately 👍

[@DirtPerfect]

Have you seen my fleet 🤷‍♂️

[@Bazza1973ify]

@@DirtPerfect Lol nothing wrong with your fleet, it's a pretty standard setup that's mostly functional with the exception of Kleeman 😂 ... Glitter & gold was meant in the context of... They're all nice machines when they're shiny & new but not so much so when a couple of years old 👍

[@rickb8808]

We T'd off two lines in Pa feeding into the tank and failed inspection. Insisted we use a Y pipe and 45 the second feed into the Y. NO 90's allowed at all !!! I think sometimes regulations go a little overboard ?

[@DirtPerfect]

Yup

[@ScottyStock]

haven't scratched the machine huh? whats with the stick outside the back and side windows around 24:30??

[@DirtPerfect]

The way I got it 🤷‍♂️

[@SK13SFS]

And with metal track pads as you have already "commented" on the lack of traction in wet situations! (Which you are in more often than on concrete or asphalt!) IMHO!

[@DirtPerfect]

The mud

[@kiansutton2795]

What do you think of the esco quick coupler on the hyundai ?? We dont have esco in Ireland

[@williamuskoski1385]

Esco is one of the best

[@DirtPerfect]

Agree i really like it

[@williamuskoski1385]

@@DirtPerfect how you like that Hyundai? Looks like you are super impressed. Curious on on how it would do with the pads taken off

[@justinkeller7471]

Does Indiana require a special license for septic installs?

[@DirtPerfect]

Kinda by county

[@aabel272]

Why was no inlet riser added to the septic tank? Just curious as I’m a septic service/installer in Ohio.

[@DirtPerfect]

No need we do all are service form the outlet side

[@mikenixon9164]

Why so far away from tank ?

[@DirtPerfect]

Where the soil tested good at

[@jamesengland22]

Hey I noticed a dog leg in that first trench. What I was wondering was that the fault of the Hyundai, Dirt Perfect or your helper Matt? Just a thought here you can get a digital angle finder for a lot less than the Hyundai would.cost, just saying😎

[@DirtPerfect]

No was by design had to stay on contour

[@zstation64]

Interesting, a Perkins engine in a Hyundai. 116hp 4-pot.

[@tmacie2]

I think you had mentioned in a video or a Live a while ago there were a few adjustments the Hyundai guys told you to make for things that you didn't care for. Had those been done in this video, or is that in coming videos? Also, fun fact: The inventor of the Presby system's sons bought our camp on Lake Seymour in the North East Kingdom of Vermont. Cool people!

[@DirtPerfect]

Very interesting and know I did. It get any video of that sorry

[@SK13SFS]

Your origioal comment for not chooseig the Hyundai was the extra cost. Now that you are driving the Hyundai more, and the nature of the comments that you are making, I wonder how long before you sell the Volvo and purchase a Hyundai?

[@DirtPerfect]

Stay tuned

[@michaelshirley2368]

Hey Mike if you can't find that hay I collect t shirt 3x if you have extras would you please send me one.So I can show my friends that I am learning construction work.

[@DirtPerfect]

That’s check the website dirtperfect1.com

[@toddreynolds8875]

Good machines aint. They. ? I like mine

[@DirtPerfect]

Yup loving it so for

[@Sam465]

Have you fixed Matt's Dam yet?

[@DirtPerfect]

No

[@VideosByAl]

The Hyundai looks to be fairly responsive with little lag . I was watching your control input verse the stick and boom.

[@DirtPerfect]

Yes very impressed with it

[@jimmcdonald8010]

Dirt Perfect tÿm

[@oby-1607]

At least with the Hyundai you can see out the windshield without looking around the wiper blade. Rubber tracks only belong on a skid steer loader.

[@DirtPerfect]

lol true

[@brownlab3]

I must have missed some videos...thought you bought a volvo?

[@DirtPerfect]

I did

[@My6216]

That would never fly with the inspectors in the northern area around chicago you need stone under all pipe and up to the spring line . Its proper beding of the pipe. Helps from no dips in the line after a ton of earth is placed on top. No way to set a proper bottem in trench with out it even with lazer period.

[@DirtPerfect]

Well last I checked did not install it up there 😝😁