Living on the edge with the Kubota Kx 040 4

[@shirleywilhite4226]

Your skill never ceases to amaze. For someone afraid of heights you get into some wicked areas. Yet again another amazing job. Thank you for taking us along.

[@jeramyreberpuredirt7873]

Thank you, and thanks for watching. Have a wonderful day 😊

[@clearskyamerica3107]

This guy is a serious operator. Does things with a small excavator that most can’t imagine.

[@timtaylor7971]

I was finally able to sit and watch everything and I am so impressed. You did so much work Jeramy. Thank you for doing what you do!!!

[@jeramyreberpuredirt7873]

Thank you for trusting me with your project ❤️

[@andrewbrenneman9592]

As a kid, I would ride with my dad as he dug giant holes for material to take to the crusher. He operated Cat 245B excavator and would tram the tracks 2 foot over the edge to get every "crumb". And I would be scared and ask dad to move back to quit scaring me. I miss those days. Those years were wonderful. He taught me how to operate heavy equipment. At least the loader & excavator.

[@jeramyreberpuredirt7873]

My dad logged and I would ride with him on the D7 and the 977 loader. The equipment has been in my blood as long as I can remember. Sounds like we had similar beginnings. Thank you for sharing that.

[@johnoswald6192]

Was just watching this again. "I'm from the gubment, and I'm here to protect you from yourself." 🤣🤣🤣

[@jeramyreberpuredirt7873]

🤣 I need protecting 🤣

[@johnoswald6192]

@@jeramyreberpuredirt7873 😂🤣

[@edwardelliott8831]

You moved alot of dirt in 4 an one half hours thanks for the videos good job

[@jeramyreberpuredirt7873]

Thank you for watching, and have a wonderful day 😊

[@ieltxucastellanoaguirre2323]

Muy buenas. Te acabo de encontrar en KZbin y la verdad me encanta como operas con la makina. Ya tienes otro seguidor😊😊. Una preguntabde cuantas toneladas es esa makina? Gracias.

[@howardpearson5259]

Sure can tell where the topsoil ends and the cement dirt starts ! Best of luck with the rest of the project.👍

[@jeramyreberpuredirt7873]

@howardpearson5259 Yes, the top soil isn't very deep. I don't know when he is going to move forward with the rest of it. He has run into a few snags, and things are on hold. Thank you for watching, and have a wonderful evening ❤️

[@delcasaleexcavating9508]

You should consider getting a 36" skeleton bucket for clearing brush and separating debris so you don't get dirt mixed in . I have a KX161-3(057) current model and purchased a skeleton bucket 4 years ago and its one of the best things I ever bought for my machine...the more you use it the more uses you'll find for it. Good luck with everything and Great channel ! Regards, Tom

[@jeramyreberpuredirt7873]

Thank you, I have thought that a skeleton bucket would be handy. My salesman was telling me I needed one just the other day when I was looking at the RTV for my dad. Thanks for watching, and have a wonderful evening 😀

[@andrewbrenneman9592]

I have never wrapped wire in tracks of a machine, but I have wound wire & garden hose in my flail mower. Both suck trying to remove.

[@jeramyreberpuredirt7873]

Yes, yes it does. I have gotten wire in the mulcher many times, and yes it sucks getting it out.

[@mikewood4378]

Found your channel today and enjoyed it. Is it possible to eliminate some of the motor noise so we can hear you better. Have you thought about a Rode Bluetooth mic? Hope you make many more videos. Mike in Alabama

[@jeramyreberpuredirt7873]

My newest videos I have started using a dji wireless microphone. I feel the audio has improved a lot. But I still find myself yelling, and I don't need to. Thank you for watching, and have a wonderful day.

[@kevinmaker128]

13:40 What’s happened to your 4 foot bucket, I’ve noticed you been using what looks like a 36 inch bucket lately?

[@jeramyreberpuredirt7873]

I still use the 48" a lot. When I get into harder digging stuff, I drop down to my 30" tooth bucket. This project was fairly hard digging and needed teeth. After I peeled the material out, I moved it over with the 48" which should be a couple videos after this one. Thanks for watching, and have a wonderful day 🙂

[@johnhuston650]

The ground around there sure is soft!

[@jeramyreberpuredirt7873]

Not everywhere, wehaveplentyofhardrock in places. Thanks for watching, and have a wonderful weekend 😀

[@josephlockhart8338]

What size digging bucket are you useing

[@jeramyreberpuredirt7873]

30"

[@33R3X]

Whats best, is it the metal track or rubber tracks/tyre?

[@jeramyreberpuredirt7873]

For the type work I do, by far steel. They last much longer, added weight for stability, better traction wider for better flotation, and they don't kick off as easily. I have gotten 5000hrs out of a set of steel before. Thank you for watching, and have a wonderful day 😊

[@33R3X]

​@@jeramyreberpuredirt7873 Are the metal ones more expensive. Btw I subbed 😊

[@jeramyreberpuredirt7873]

@jayesh5131 I don't haven't checked the price difference. I always buy my machines steel, but I am sure they cost more. Thank you very much.

[@33R3X]

@@jeramyreberpuredirt7873 Thanks 👍

[@brianjohnson1346]

that buzzing really kills it.. I just turn the volume right off

[@jeramyreberpuredirt7873]

I just watched my this video trying to figure out what buzzing you are talking about. I think I figured it out, the only sound I hear on the video is the motor running. There is nothing I can do about that other than shut the machine off. I think that would make a fairly boring video. That is the sound I listen to all day long every day. I hope you can enjoy the video without sound. You have a wonderful evening 🙂

[@NCmtnDweller]

He isn't on a Electric machine

[@33R3X]

What did you expect in an excavator video 😂

[@brianjohnson1346]

lol.... nope! front window not fully latched or something up against the side slider window... not my first rodeo here