Grading and Backfilling. Skid Steer Work.

Well here we go but I ran out of dirt. I was trying to get all around the house done but I knew I didn't have enough. Oh well, ill finish it next week when my buddy can load and dig the next basement.
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[@aaronburford5701]

watched, Liked, Subscribed, Commented, watched again! Great video!

[@skidco]

You rock!

[@aaronburford5701]

I love watching and listznkng to the skid steer moving dirt! Great video!

[@skidco]

Thanks 👍

[@aaronburford5701]

​@@skidcothe more challenging to property, the more enjoy watching the transformation and even more impressed!

[@neilmarshall629]

I use a 84" John deere serrated bucket on a 325g and find that I would rarely want to have a smooth bucket. It cuts and grades quite nicely for me. I enjoy your content from the Springfield/Joplin area.

[@skidco]

Thanks. I called my dealer and they don't have one in stock but he is getting me one. I know Brandon at Elite Earthworks down there in your hood. I have talked to him a few times about running down and hanging out to collaborate videos with him.

[@neilmarshall629]

I watch him too as with Rock hill farms in Kansas. We have a farm show coming this next weekend in Springfield. Looking forward to seeing all the equipment and attachments :)

[@Contractorguy]

Are you on IG? I wanted to ask if you could post where you mount your camera setup? I’m looking at using a go pro

[@skidco]

Yes I am. I can post something if I think of it.

[@lewerim]

Having worked for a homebuilder, it's a sore spot when I see a trashy job site. Can't stand it. I know it's easy to be a keyboard warrior, but I'd have some serious charge backs to my flat work crew till they stop leaving my site a mess.

[@skidco]

He just started using this guy not long ago. He is going to have a discussion with him. Its getting out of control. I may try and teach the guy a thing or two about setting the site up for other contractors.

[@fabiosilva5775]

How much you charge per hour when use a skid steer?

[@michaelparham1328]

"That's not my job" is a phrase my employer frowns upon. Yet, if you fuck up a job someone else was responsible for, the blame falls squarely on your shoulders. So safety and potential for danger alone are appropriate reasons to not do someone else's job, but on top of that, I'm being paid to do my job, not someone else's. Conversely, the offending party is being paid to do their job, not have it be done by someone else. If I'm fairly compensated for extra work, preferably in the form of a monetary sum, I'll do it no problem. But until that happens, it's not my job.