I needed over 6 FEET of FILL to build my DREAM WORKSHOP (Build Pt.3)

[@northeasterndirtandpropert7974]

I second that. Big shoutout to the boys for standing behind you and getting it done.Those are the guys that get to use whatever they want,when they need it.Good work!

[@broomfieldsdual-sport]

Yesir. Went fast enough.

[@weenor8905]

@@broomfieldsdual-sport mpn is p

[@broomfieldsdual-sport]

@@weenor8905 whats that stand for lol?

[@stevebradley8512]

P

[@stevebradley8512]

Ouqor

[@dennisbeamish9058]

Hi Matt. I am 75 years old and retired from the construction industry world 10 years ago. I have been a subscriber since I found your channel by accident about 2 years ago and never miss! My comment is about you. It is so gratifying to me as a man that tried to apply himself as much as possible for 50 years in the workforce. So to see you as a young man with the vision and the work ethic you have, whether on this build project or bringing equipment back to life, is very inspiring. I wish there were many more young men like you. You are credit to yourself - congratulations and good luck on the build as I watch from the retired section of the bleachers. Personal regards, stay safe and my best wishes to your family. Dennis Beamish Cambridge Ontario Canada

[@haroldphipps3457]

Well said! This 63 year old fart agrees!

[@gregginter5867]

Nice comment!

[@AntonioClaudioMichael]

This 50 Year old Fart Agrees 💯 percent well Said Sir

[@lenprice6315]

Yep what he said, couldn’t have said it better myself

[@marksaddler]

Thanks again for all the hard work you put into the videos and for taking us along for the journey 👍

[@DieselCreek]

Thanks! That means alot!

[@drummingriffin]

I second that. Roscoe P. Coltrane (Think the spelling is right) Brings back memories 🤣😂

[@pauldiesel4582]

With all the busyness of his project and weather concerns Matt still managed to get a lot of good camera shots/ angles! Really amazing!

[@ronbaker8007]

@@drummingriffin Ha HA

[@clevelandmaker386]

@@DieselCreek yeah....the same...and I am a Autocar guy!!!!.... I wish you'd turn it into a tri axle!!!!! If I won the lotto.... Richey Bros would be scared of me...... But I'd still get a Lambo though.... The dozer!!!!

[@brentswallers7905]

Cold start. She fires right up Love how Matt restores these things for his use and maintenances them to like new

[@davidmexicotte9862]

I loved the dual shot of digging the fill out on the hill, and laying it down on the site. Nice job.

[@devlynmarie7746]

Matt: "People sure are proud of their dirt." Also Matt: "OMG everybody, look at my dirt!"

[@DieselCreek]

🤣🤣🤣 Touché

[@wouteroldemonnikhof7429]

🤣🤣

[@robertjones5593]

🤣🤣

[@TheDriver454]

:D :D :D

[@spottedhoss1920]

😂😂

[@jamesbyrne2004]

Never thought I would spend an hour watching someone moving dirt and loving every minute of it. It's so close to having the shop ready to be built Matt.

[@HighRollinMedia]

same here lol I fell asleep last night 30 minutes in, so I had to come back just insane how much time he puts in editing and filming for us!

[@hbg143]

I've watched it twice 😂

[@HighRollinMedia]

@@hbg143 same watched again after i finished it I couldn’t remember what he’d done before the first 30 minutes 😂🤦‍♂️

[@garymurt9112]

Shoot I spend 10 hours a day moving dirt and rock then come home and spend another couple hours watching other people move dirt and rock. I might have a problem

[@christopherheinemeier7855]

Gives me goosebumps to see all that equipment running. Specifically that u had a hand in getting them running.

[@davidjones8680]

I would have paid good money to buy a front row ticket and watch it all happen.

[@geoffrey6000]

@@davidjones8680 hell yeah, even to be able to help!

[@danrobison937]

I have done a few pole barns for customers in my past life. If you are running track equipment over the concrete for servicing I recommend getting your hands on a couple of lengths of used railroad track and embedding it in the concrete, it saves the floors and make’s servicing without used tires under the tracks much easier.

[@cindybeasley1286]

I really enjoyed the extra long video. Thanks for my DC fix!

[@Warcity777]

Have you thought about making a pond in where you are pulling the dirt from? I don't know how much water comes through the two entry points. But that would make a beautiful addition to the property.

[@RoelvandenBergWillemWasbak]

I just love how self sufficient you are. Knowing how to plan and what to need for a build is one thing. Having the heavy equipment is a great thing to have. You may say you are rich in knowledge and physical stuff. I Love to watch you fullfilling a dream you have for so long. I am from the Netherlands but i love seeing you across the pond doing what you love. Keep up the good work!

[@DieselCreek]

Thank you!!

[@johnmccarty8920]

Matt your truly blessed. Good friends and neighbors with lots of equipment. The borrow site look like a future pond in the making. Great video.

[@gullreefclub]

That was the first thing I thought of when I saw the borrow pit sight.

[@jjMcCartan9686]

Would make a great pond .

[@shanejongebloed3590]

Really enjoyed this episode…..brought back so many memories of my dad and his work. Matt are so lucky to have a good bunch of skilled mates. I was having withdrawals symptoms because it seemed ages since your previous video but it was well worth the wait. 🇦🇺👍

[@PaulMeyer-v8t]

Howdyyawl from the land down under. Well Matt, this video reminded me when I used to work for the Truro Council in South Australia.. You & your mates did a fantastic job. Well done😊

[@highjix]

as a guy who spent 16 years sitting behind a desk and never even seen this type of work, this was incredibly interesting and I can't wait for the next part! I also found it funny that you did all that work while using your own equipment, big boys toys.

[@georgedavidson1221]

I spent 30 years working in an office then got a job fixing water mains. Loved the job a lot better than being behind a desk

[@bobrenner7213]

Not 'funny', very wise and fortunate to have acquired all that equipment at basically junk prices.

[@highjix]

@@georgedavidson1221 I started out doing heating and air then working at an apartment complex I went to tech school for heating and air conditioning, when I was in high school I remember my mom fussing at me about my grades and how I would end up as a ditch digger, I told her I would rather be a ditch digger then sit in an office... 16 years later she got the last laugh.

[@Meister1551]

Matt, what a fantastic video. You not only did an amazing job moving all that dirt, and figuring out where to take all that fill from, but you managed to record the entire process which in itself is over the top incredible. Bravo on a great video and I can't wait to see the next episode of the Diesel Creek Shop Build.

[@willb3018]

This was a major step in the build and fun to watch....as they all are.

[@molyoxide164]

This was a perfect job for the bigger excavator! The smaller one would’ve taken too long! Keep up the good work man

[@DieselCreek]

Wayyyyyy too long lol

[@CAPNMAC82]

@@DieselCreek Something to be said for that Kobelco only needing 4 buckets to fill the dump truck.

[@justinfufun5483]

That is a first rate job. Your peers will be proud of you. For a moment there I could have sworn you said let's dig and your dirt was perfect. Great video

[@dipakrn5230]

Hey Matt, more hardwork from you & wonderfully supported by friends & neighbors. Matt the One Man Army was in action during the earlier part of the video & team work at the end of the video. ROSCO🐕 was moving very close to that compactor at the end credits! Hard work, love for machines at its best!❤

[@richardthomas1743]

That was a huge undertaking to get this done. Very smart thinking to transfer soil from your own property. And how fricking lucky to have that excellent fill ! This is another huge step to seeing your dream shop come to life. Congrats Matt!!

[@pauldiesel4582]

It was like he discovered his own CR6 mine for fill!

[@waynehanna5257]

WOW HAS THIS BEEN DONE BEFORE?

[@stevenlatham4397]

Man, I was so proud to see the old Loadstar getting a chance to work again. It was cool watching what you can get accomplished with a team versus always being alone.

[@jeffjones4006]

Matt, you’ve got most men’s dream. A lot of land, toys to work the land and soon a building anyone would envy. Great vid’s love to watch them.

[@AntonioClaudioMichael]

Split screen is just to cool Neet to see the Benches filled in With Structural Dirt For the Concrete pad Footing coming love these Style Videos Just so Cool 😎 Matt 41:00 @Diesel Creek

[@genesispuredeaf2390]

Man, do I feel your excitement ….you’ve been talking about this for a long time. You weren’t just getting ready to get ready either. Loved how you pulled all your resources (machinery, friends/neighbors, even your own fill) to make a magic weekend hit perfectly before the rains. You even prepped the existing soil (airing it out) and removed trees in advance of pit excavating so the loads were dug on an as needed and ready to transport, spread, and roll. That pad looks amazing. Thx for the long video, this one was definitely worth it. Looking forward to each of the repair jobs too….how about a short video about the truck that went down. Usually you give a few more details but I understand you were humping it to get max productivity.

[@GHuber-xh5vv]

Wow, that was a big thing. All the moving of the filling material, compacting, grading and so on. Well done.

[@frankkirby5763]

With the to-po elevations and slope, the keying is perfect. As we use to say, “the compaction looks harder than Chinese arithmetic “.

[@tomjingle5300]

Awesome video! I enjoy watching these so much! Your pole barn is going to turn out great with all of the well thought out plans. Thanks for the video!

[@DieselCreek]

Glad you like them!

[@AntonioClaudioMichael]

Hope you feed your buddies Well With all that hard work there doing Good food and Beer or Whiskey is Always a Great Payment For there time yoy guys all work amazing together nice to see Matt 44:30 @Diesel Creek

[@AntonioClaudioMichael]

Ground work and that pad is coming along week Looks good Hill id definitely Vanishing fast lol 😮 48:51 @Diesel Creek

[@ericw3188]

It’s awesome seeing your group of friends come together like that and lend the helping hand. Great work and video!

[@N1RKW]

That was nice to watch. I always enjoy watching heavy equipment in action, especially when there are a number of them working at the same time. It's like a mechanical dance.

[@rsprockets7846]

sweet for all the guys to lend a hand

[@БоходирМеликозиев-ь2ю]

Щщ

[@ezfirme]

You know it doesn't seem to matter how long of a video Matt puts out, it's always interesting to watch. Thanks Matt

[@AntonioClaudioMichael]

Nice editing Matt looks like you spliced in you Walking grabbing roots into you Plowing The dirt with the Cat in the same Section of the video Amazing Editing And Super entertaining to See the land worked and Setup for a shop oh maybe im wrong you Must have a bunch of buddies helping still great editing and Camera Work 20:21 @Diesel Creek

[@x5iv]

I startet watching your Stuff when you put up your Container Shed. I really like how you are doing thinks, but please dont care so much what people are writing. You are successful because you are you, so keep on trucking. greetz Moritz

[@DieselCreek]

Thanks so much!

[@joevalencic5275]

Thanks for allowing some of us to live vicariously through your experiences, Matt. You’re awesome and have great friends.

[@brianblank9921]

Wow, I haven't seen a sheepsfoot drum roller in.... years! You can tell they're getting good compaction when the sheepsfoot "walks" up out of the dirt. (Or you could have a friend who's also a density tester check it for ya, lol)

[@blackbuttecruizr]

Great work! Nice to have friends and neighbors that can operate equipment.

[@DieselCreek]

It sure is!

[@strydyrhellzrydyr1345]

I am sooo jealous.... Seriously... It makes me wanna jump through this screen.. Just everyone having a good day.. playing in their toys and playing in the dirt .. Everyone working together... I want this sooo badly

[@douglasmayherjr.5733]

Nice Job. It’s amazing how much work you can get done with a few guys on the weekends or after work. Usually payed with Steak, Beer, Future Shop Use or a combination of them all. Nice to see the old IH working until the bed frame gave up. Thanks for the great videos.

[@cereus57]

Looks like everything is starting to come together out there Matt, and many of us do know how fortunate we are to have family and friends that will help when we need it!

[@GCSmoochy]

That Autocar cold start...thing of beauty!

[@anthonyweaver6627]

He needs to get a wood stove in the shop for all the trees he's cut up it would help save money during winter

[@DieselCreek]

I plan on heating with wood

[@randymiller1604]

If there was a guy that needs a big workshop that would be you I can’t wait to see you in a high and dry job with heat and lights I bet you will get a lot of stuff fixed up I am amazed at the way you can turn this old equipment into this something usefulGreat video good neighbors good work

[@lovejcdc]

That is one badass old AutoCar you have. I used to ride with my grandpa when I was a kid in the 70s in one just like that. He was a snow plow man for the state of Arizona. Back then they ran all AutoCar trucks.

[@Military-Museum-LP]

The sheeps foot or paddle wheel compactor is the only way to go on the first stage. Nice to see someone who knows what they are doing!

[@JH-kj4id]

Does that work better than a smooth drum on dirt?

[@downfour47304]

@@JH-kj4id sheeps foot does do better in dirt than a smooth drum. Less surface area equals greater compaction. You can get away with a smooth drum but would want to do little less on your lifts.

[@Military-Museum-LP]

@@JH-kj4id. The sheep foot penetrates the ground deep. The smooth drum seals the top only.

[@gullreefclub]

@@JH-kj4id The feet on a sheep’s foot roller actually compress pockets of dirt together and as you roll back over them repeatedly the compressed pockets of dirt interlock together making a far better stable compacted surface. If you got a bucket of good compatible dirt and dumped all but 6” out and then used the end of a hammer handle to compact it by tamping it down in interlocking pattern and repeated that adding a few inches at a time and compacted each “lift” with the hammer handle until you filled the bucket you should be able to flip the bucket and get a nice hard cylinder of dirt that you could step up on without it collapsing (I don’t mean dance a jig but step up on) and if you took the same dirt knocked it all apart back to a loose material and used a disc of wood the size of the bucket and hit the disc with a hammer and filled the bucket in the same lifts and compact it with the disc chances are the cylinder of dirt would crack dumping it at and almost certainly when stepping on it. A smooth drum roller is for material like gravel that when rolled self interlocks and you want a smooth sealed surface on. Hope this explains it. Have a nice day.

[@scottfortune9016]

It's nice to see your dreams coming to fruition.

[@tractormatt4301]

It was so cool seeing the load star working. I hope you get her fixed up, and keep running her around the farm. The old girl has really grown on me.

[@DieselCreek]

I plan on it. that thing handled more dirt and pulled out better than then the big truck!

[@tractormatt4301]

@@DieselCreek One of the many projects for when you get the new barn up. I’ve been wearing the merch religiously, have had a few comments on it.

[@eddiepatterson5025]

It’s good to have buddies to help you out. From where you dug from with a little more work you can have a fishing pond to spend time at.

[@paulkrieg1360]

Your videos are always perfect examples of "the more you know the more you know you don't know sh*t". I thought just pack a bunch of dirt, nope. There's right and wrong dirt, no organic material mixed in, then I think just push the dirt but even if I knew how to run the machine I wouldn't know what I'm doing. Your videos have kept me from leaping too far into many projects because I have a better idea of how complex they can be.

[@benstaehr9595]

Yeah don't worry, he doesn't know what he's doing either. Right idea, poor execution.

[@farmboy31297]

@@benstaehr9595 I'll be waiting for when you make a video

[@eddieharmon6152]

i agree

[@waynetrain8033]

The collection of equipment, all comes together on a project like this. Nice job Team DC .

[@starrionx1]

It's almost like there was a challenge to operate as many of his vehicles as he could in one video.

[@paulf4424]

You are lucky to have some really good machine operators for friends, now you can see how much fill had to go in to bring up to level. Love the split screen in the video.

[@1701enter]

All the way through this show I was thinking of "The angle of repose" an engineering term to describe the properties of the material used and how it behaves. Great to see you move forward! i will be watching with interest thanks !!

[@laughton57]

Nice work guys. When I was a kid I worked for a road construction outfit. We used some type of calcium chloride to draw moisture out of parking lot bases. It would make that gravel harden up so you couldn't cut it with a shovel. I don't know if that's still procedure for dirt work pre-finish - asphalt or concrete. I know your project is done by now, but maybe others might look into this for their projects.

[@roderickmacgregor4867]

Its great that you can call on friends and Neighbours to help out on a major project like that , its fairly coming along looking forward to more content on this and other stuff Matt take it easy

[@chasebrown9851]

I can’t wait to see the shop done and projects get done easier and some of the equipment gets some tlc

[@ToddTalksTech]

Once the new shop is done, the greatest excavation challenge is to come: excavating the home shop from the two car garage! At least there is a forklift to help!

[@DancerOfClouds]

Matt, thank you for your amazing video coverage of this job. I could not believe the quality of the fill dirt (shale) that you found in that ravine. It was also great to see some of your heavy machinery and skills at work. But I guess what was the most special was seeing your friends and neighbors working together to build the foundation of your dream shop. This is what it is all about and Thank you so much for sharing all that you do with us. Your dream shop will always be more than just a building.

[@stephaniewilson3955]

Pole barns can go up fast once you get your pad sorted. I have been binge watching your stuff and enjoying it all. Not bad for a little, old lady in the UK who will never get to use any of this. It is just fun! All the best!

[@themmorrisboys3845]

When you plan to pour the slab, whatever bay you will be planning on rolling tracked machines in, might I suggest setting metal rails in the floor 1/8” above the concrete slab. Further on edge of entrance set a beam crossways. This will save the concrete from getting eat up from the tracks. Another good purpose is having a level frame to weld jigs to for fabrication.

[@preacherman-qm5pv]

I forgot about that it works perfect

[@alcopower5710]

So happy for you……to see this project coming together. I have to say that your channel is my favorite that puts out this type (or similar) of content. I do really like Andrew and Mustie and a few others but yours is the best in my opinion. Hope you get some dry days 👍

[@DieselCreek]

Wow, thank you!

[@JunkyardJosh]

I fully agree. Andrew used to be my favourite but he doesn't produce the same content I originally started watching him for. He is very good at making quality videos but I'm not as interested in his content. Diesel creek produces something I want to watch week after week even if I'm not as interested in what the videos are about. Matt does an amazing job explaining what he's doing and why he's doing it. Makes sense why he is getting more popular! Keep up the great work.

[@incognito5986]

@@JunkyardJosh yea, same for me. Camarata used to be mine too but it wanders from the content I liked, that it used to put out vs now.

[@rangercv4263]

I agree. I’m subscribed to both and Diesel creek is no1 for me. Matt has the best personality of any of the builders I’ve seen online up to level of Mike Holmes (Holmes on Homes). Matt’s personality reminds me of my dad who grew up on a farm… just a good ol’ boy. It’s a beautiful thing.

[@alcopower5710]

@@rangercv4263 Matt seems like someone you could meet and immediately be friends with. Very down to earth, very personable, etc. Andrew seems a little on the loner side which is perfectly fine. Seems like a good dude, awesome with his dogs but just not as open. All this is speculation and who knows how anyone is when not in front of the camera. Both put out great content but Matt’s appears to be a little more achievable than Andrews. Not a knock just different.

[@nathanhockridge8242]

I really enjoyed this video. It’s always more interesting when more people help out with builds like this. Keep up the great work

[@kirkpowell6161]

A dirt video that would have to make Letsdig18 proud! I under stand you are a pretty awesome mechanic, and escavator, but you truley missed your calling of being a movie producer! Absolutely love your videos reguardless of the subject, thanks for taking the time to produce such amazing content!

[@jamestrump9593]

Well, Matt, you're proving me wrong on the location of the pole barn. You did luck out on finding the fill dirt so close to the job site. It's too bad that the bed broke on the dump truck or you probably would have gotten it done before the rain. I wore your shirt to a Derby party Saturday and I had nothing but good compliments about it. Fantastic job.

[@marvwatkins7029]

So much firewood and kindling! A lifetime's supply.

[@GPMsEVproject]

Great to see everything coming together like this, seeing all those machines you have collected and brought back to life all working together on a project of this scale is truly inspiring..

[@thomasnewton9818]

Watching this makes me feel like a kid again watching heavy machinery preparing the ground for the apartments that were built behind my parents house. 👍

[@garyfeltus9801]

Looks really good. The equipment has been used and brought back to life. Matt you do really good work . Keep them coming.

[@Christian-go7ze]

Water is the best ally when you re trying to compact dirt, keep it wet for 3 days and it will sunk as it needs and be rock solid afterwards

[@jjryansea]

Skilled operators are a joy to watch and worth their weight in cold beers afterwards. Eager to see the shop become a reality. Should be a game changer.

[@alanfenwick9307]

Matt, awesome effort by you and your buddies. I recall a comment of yours during a carby rebuild where you talked about the prospect of having thousands of people mock you if you mucked up. I would like to think there are several hundred thousand people cheering for you right now. Thanks for sharing.

[@VowellVentures]

When it comes to friends and neighbors.. you definitely figure out who the good ones are when "it" hits the fan and the project has to get done!!! Got a couple myself, love watching this build!

[@patricknichols7399]

Glad you dream shop is getting closer. Enjoy the journey.

[@AntonioClaudioMichael]

Looks awesome dosen't look like much work is left always awesome to have amazing friends Nice work Guys Great video as always Matt 52:50 @Diesel Creek

[@johnbuckles3300]

Man, this fellow, with the talent he has on heavy equipment, could work three months and go fishing the rest of the year. Especially, since buying own equipment. I used to run heavy equipment when I was young. Ran backhoe, 955 cat dozer, 920 loader,

[@lorq3370]

After the bank of the ravine is removed for it's dirt, I see a nice shooting range with a great dirt backstop.

[@tjjewell4115]

Matt, you are truly blessed to have such great friends to help you with the shop project, Great Video thanks.

[@larrylane6512]

Great work Matt and to your GREAT friends and neighbors that helped you..

[@DBs58]

You are doing an awesome job..trying to follow your progress as your dream shop becomes a reality!! 👍

[@MrSoupsnake]

Most of us "jack-of-all-trades" feel like we can do anything we try. Watch a few KZbin videos, rent some tools and equipment, and go at it. Site prep is not one of those things, lmao. It obviously takes experience to move the earth the correct way. If I tried to orchestrate what you and your buddies did, my dream shop would eventually slide down the hill into the creek. Awesome video! I learned a lot in an hour.

[@hoberghacienda2267]

I love it when a plan comes together!

[@Doitgood52]

I love this stuff Matt! You’re doing a proper job mate.. can’t wait to see the shed going up ✅😀

[@jerrellkull5347]

Congrats on the headway Matt, glad it's all coming together very nice. Take care.

[@eddie8279]

I love to see people working together to help someone reach their dreams and goals! So proud for you and wishing you much prosperity. Thanks for sharing!

[@donnaoglesby1278]

WOW Matt, am impressed with all the work and your two buddies did with your property in order for you to get ready for the BIG build. Loved the split screen of you getting the dirt and your one buddy driving the truck and dumping.. Awesome! Looking forward to your next video when the weather clears up this coming up, for you in Pa. Thank you for sharing, always appreciated.

[@richardthomas1743]

Good morning Matt! I am excited to see your shop build, wishing you all the very best and of course thumbs UP! 👍

[@DieselCreek]

Thanks 👍

[@raycooper9994]

Matt, your helpers are excellent operators, but your skills are truly amazing.

[@SwedishQuail]

Future pond site having 2 creeks coming together like that

[@sharonparker2262]

Stocked with fish!

[@timderks5960]

And until then, a quarry on site. Now who doesn't want their own quarry? Probably not that many people actually, but among the viewers of this channel, I think most would love it.

[@dfross87]

@@timderks5960 It's basically a sandpit for big kids with big toys!

[@GoogleSpyZon]

A mote around the shop would be more economical as he dosen't need to transport the dirt as farr, now you are thinking how do you keep the alligators alive up north? Geothermal...the benefits are two fold being you can use the heat generated from the hungry alligators to keep the shop warm, and if his wife ever decides to leave because he's spending all the money on motes and alligators it's a great way to make a body disappear...

[@johnnyrocket9372]

It puts a smile on my face to see how you buy old trash equipment, fix it up, use it, and treat it well. While other youtubers buy relatively new equipment, ready to go, then treat it like trash, and jimmy rig it as maintenance. Then when it breaks down say that it is trash, or a design flaw.

[@TheBcrug]

Liked the camera perch on the conx box, gives a good perspective of how much you did raise the grade by how much of the out house on the other side disappeared. Great job!

[@yvettessherpa]

Awesome work you guys!!! I was also just looking in the background at the great stable of equipment you have been able to get. That is definitely one way to see your hard work paying off.

[@dogglas7996]

Was just wondering, isn't it about time Diesel Creek comes out with a new video? And here it came! Greetings from Sweden Matt. 💪

[@DieselCreek]

Hope you enjoyed it!

[@tomboone201]

Me too ... I even went looking for it in the last few days

[@Michael-vo2bs]

@@DieselCreek Bring em all, Matt !!!! I love it

[@dogglas7996]

@@DieselCreek I did, and looking forward for the next one! Impressive work guys.

[@barrystrachan6340]

The time lapse is great for watching, but it doesn't really represent the amount of work you are doing on this site. Really impressive Matt. Good on you and your friends.

[@rp1645]

Thank you for your showing the build up. The International ( Loadstar) we had the same break of steel at seam, on Dump joint. It was from using Dump basically the same size Dump, but it was a ( Sterling) it was from the Dump being a SNOW sander. With sander box on Dump. Lots of Sand and SALT loads. Not good cleaning after shifts or taking sander off. I found when I worked, just putting a good coat of ( fluid Film) Or just plan ( WD-40) coating metal dump hing points. Just a good coating on. At least on my Dump. It cut down or STOPPED the rust creap That cause the breaks on joints. But I worked with workers that knew the outfit was just going to BUY new dumps. That's were great savers of older Equipment like you come along. You buy the Trucks. Try and make them work again. I am so SORRY for the way people/workers treat Equipment. I hate seeing those breaks, on such a main dump component.

[@lenprice6315]

Coming from somebody that does not know anything about dirt work basically other than drive a truck and haul dirt. Y’all are simply amazing how y’all know how to do this y’all are amazing you have good work. I don’t know how long I’ve been a subscriber to this channel probably somewhere around eight months but I’ve gotten so addicted to watching this channel trying to make it my goal to watch every video you put out. I really enjoy your content. …..Tiny Houston MS

[@DieselCreek]

Thanks a lot! Were all in the trades and have a fair bit of experience doing this stuff

[@alangraham4526]

Great stuff Mat looks like things are gradually heading in the right direction.

[@thomasjarosz7406]

Matt, Your like a young Mustie1 who likes to play with big toys. Keep them coming. God Bless

[@meanparty8412]

Starting to look like a real construction site with all the heavy equipment going. Love the video keep it up.

[@michaelweilmuenster5754]

Good old "Rainsylvania ", I grew up there and one thing I dont miss is how much it used to rain. Now living in the west I wish we would get even a fraction of the precipitation the east gets. Nice work, cant wait to see the building go up! By the way, kind of surprised I'm not seeing any SWIPP, fencing along the creek.🤔

[@Jammer.1]

That area you got the fill dirt really helped save you a bit cash & where ready for the shop as much as you are because you will finally have a place to do your video's even in the winter ! What you saved on the dirt put it on insulation in the shop so you got a warm place to work this winter ! You might erven be able to put out 2 video's a week then !

[@JDLarge]

Getting exciting seeing how far you’ve come along so far! So Im sitting watching this episode and the wife walks by and says “Lemmee guess, you’re watchin Diesel Creek again?!” I was like “Hows she know that, I have earbuds in and my phone is facing away from her!” Then as she pats her chest I glance down seeing and remembering I happen to be wearing my new merch “Diesel Creek” T-shirt so I started cracking up. “Pure coincidence darlin, I just grabbed this off the top of the clean clothes pile that just came up from the laundry lol.” She said “uh huh” as she walked away shaking her head… I told her “hey, just be thankful I’m not watching spider man wearing a pair spidey jammies,lol!!! See ya next vid Matt, thanks for taking us along! 👍🏼👍🏼 from this guy.