Vault setup on a hillside

[@murra8087]

Both videos are so informative. Nice to know our loved ones are taken care of by people who care so much. Thank you.

[@user-oz9sb3kf4u]

Fellow vault guy here. Lol I like seeing how others do this job. I want to make videos showing what I do but I'm not sure if I would get in trouble.

[@user-oz9sb3kf4u]

I work with concrete vaults more than metal ones.

[@MsBrit_]

Do it, do it, do it, do it... 😂😂😂 LOL... I'd watch! But seriously, don't get in trouble! 😂

[@dmilla9600]

@@user-oz9sb3kf4ume to I work for a vault company in TN

[@geomodelrailroader]

good work Grave Digger this one is tricky since it is on a hill so the boards will have to be elevated before the lowering device is placed over the grave.

[@user-oz9sb3kf4u]

That is what they were doing amd explaining in the video.... Lol

[@JamesDavis-ck8uu]

I’m a Wilbert worker in Washington St. your vaults look so different from ours! I had to turn down a Wilbert Way service yesterday because of a incline. The level part of the scaffold was just above the thigh and the vault weighing 2500 and the lid 600 on a ovation…. I wasn’t comfortable doing the service.

[@RonaldRiley-ju4cm]

Why didn’t you use Johnny handler?

[@RADIUMGLASS]

The vault uses the same principal as the Clark Vault.

[@darthrj826]

Wow you did a Awesome job.

[@dmilla9600]

You should invest in riding blocks or some good 6x6 blocks, Doric vault uses a bunch blocks like you did and it’s dangerous, I’ve built up over my head

[@carrieort3738]

I never knew that thankfully

[@alanstanevich1943]

Very interesting! 👍 Clark Grave vault?

[@lukebryant8329]

London

[@davidmiddlebrooks4191]

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[@henryw.6569]

How do you get the wire rope back once the coffin is lowered in?

[@336ballistics2]

There are two small mounds of dirt under the vault that creates enough space for the cables to be removed once everything has been lowered into place.

[@gregcrabb3497]

I don't like the new concrete vaults most use today. I remember my great-grandparents' graves having heavy steel vaults in the 70's-early 80's

[@TedtheFatProductions]

nice videos keep it up

[@jumpingjeffflash9946]

didn't know they made vaults out of metal, thought it was concrete only which would last and hold up.

[@jondavis7948]

Did one like that last week

[@jondavis7948]

You guys do it the hard eat

[@davidmckinney6577]

Metal is the best these are watertight the concrete vaults are too porous unless you get the one with the liner.

[@deezknutts]

Airseals (bottom seals) don't work. Everyone I was ever next to, the water flooded my hole. Get a concrete top seal.

[@donaldswink6259]

Does that vault have a seal on the bottom to keep water out.

[@Ted2414-h4d]

ever see when they exhume. loaded with water. Waste of money. The dead are laying in cold nasty water...

[@JamesDavis-ck8uu]

Donald, hope this message finds you well, on burial vaults I make the seal is on the top. The lid is 600 lbs the base is roughly 2500 lbs. I work at a Wilbert plant making the vaults. A vault is sealed, where as the liner or lawn crypt do fill with water because they are not sealed with a plastic liner pre pour.

[@dougdreyer4962]

Not a 10 gage 12

[@dougdreyer4962]

12 ga

[@jamesdcaldeira]

Terribly unprofessional