I am so grateful that you were in the area when Brock’s machine went down. I thank God you were caring enough to stop to see if you could help. Thanks for all your hard work and teamwork there and especially the video and running commentary. I truly cannot thank you enough. I am Brock’s mom.

@dirtgrainsteel

2 жыл бұрын

No problem I'm glad we could help!! And I feel I gained some good friends out of the deal!! There's no doubt in my mind that Brock would have stopped and done the same thing!!

@myhouse108

2 жыл бұрын

I would bet both my socks he would do the same, too!!!!😊👍

@michaeladams8532

2 жыл бұрын

I admire the go to spirit people like this live by.See a person in need?Stop.See whats needed. get after it and head home gratful for anyther fine day.

@dans_Learning_Curve

2 жыл бұрын

@@dirtgrainsteel good people helping good people!

@scrotiemcboogerballs1981

Жыл бұрын

@@dirtgrainsteelwhat happened to the channel name? Have you been hacked

Rural America helping one another. Always pass it forward because you never know when you're going to be the one in need. Great job.

I didnt think that you would be able to shift it out of there .....well done .

Thanks for being neighborly. Blessings unto you and your families.

That sure is some beautiful soil.

I am with you, can’t just walk by someone in need.

Seeing the yellow beast climb/crawl out of that hole because of the effects of caring people was an awesome sight! Great job 👍!

Everybody needs help at some time - you did a nice job and made a real friend

You talked about mats and then needed them...could you try talking about each of your subscribers winning the lottery? If you're that kind of a prophet...we can all PROFIT! Great video.

Took a picture of this on my way to work yesterday before the calvary arrived. From 39 it looked like a write off. Nice job!

lol I'd always raised my kids that we help people if they're in trouble and we're able, but 1 day it was 95, humid and 'helping' was going to be hand-pushing a '57 Ford so here I was trying to 'not notice' someone needing help and my 15-year-old leans forward from the back seat and says, "Well, Dad, are we going to help?" with a little challenge in his voice. Yep, we pulled over and did the right thing though I needed a nudge from my son.😉Raised him right.

This is the results of good people helping good people

What goes around comes around. Decent of you to help out like that, well done.

God always gives grace to those that use their hearts to clear the path for others ! Charlie.

Great job! I could believe the buried dozers in that field...

Great work! I would have done the same thing. It's all about helping each other out when times like this get tough. Water levels in the ground are very high with all the rain we have been getting.

Job well done nothing better than to help someone out 💪💪🇦🇺😊

Wow that’s really stuck thanks for sharing

Wow. That was a great job. I know a lot of us were holding our breaths. Got my cardio in this morning. Thank you. Your building up treasures in heaven with kindness on earth. Sincerely Ed from Chicago. 😁

wow what project to get it out. it does not take much to get a machine to get stuck in the muck. wet soft soil is like quick sand, it suck’s everything into it. it was good that no one was hurt or any damage to the buckets. nice video good neibours are worth their weight in gold !

@dirtgrainsteel

Жыл бұрын

Yeah muck will swallow a machine quickly! I made a really good friend that day!! We have since worked on some projects together and shared knowledge several times!

@dirtgrainsteel

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for watching!

WOW! If you are gonna get stuck, get good and stuck!!

Good guys thanks for helping these men!!

Just subscribed & God bless! Way to pay forward. No too many folks on that road any more. 👍

Yall got sum fine looking dirt up there.

You know, that's what farmers seem to do - I know we do in our area - and that;s to jump in and help each other as needed. Good job!

Damn you boys need me out there with my 880 skidder and 100 ton winch

I think Lois Lane needs to make a couple of capes for you and your Dad

What good guys you are , you definitely know what you are doing ,and working in the dark, so intersting

Excellent video Brandon :) recovery also remember help my cousin Dan job get ready for house foundation set up also work near Lake Ontario in my area 5 miles north shoreline in wet July weather and we had Bulldozer and Backhoe sink in mud 8feet from hard ground of frost line ! Also how was not easy Dan had find tow pin hook up also one of hoe in front plus pin up with homemade solid steel tow of 1" 1/8 tube also low boy trailer and my Dodge tow truck plus another Backhoe tractor lots snatched boxs and winches plus 7/8 tow line also big link chains too! Took 12 hours get the sunk Bulldozer & Backhoe out muddy water bed let dry out 3 months too and continue on work and not fun too! Congratulations to hard work and save too!

I buried a dump truck in soil like that. I was removing a barn foundation and when I loaded the truck is sunk like a rock!

I once buried a fully loaded dump truck and was rescued by a Good Samaritan with a D8. Good job

Makes for a very long day. Imagine trying to pull that off without all that help. Very nice work to all involved.

Mighty nice looking dirt there sure not like our Pa. clay that is even worse to get stuck in ,slick and holds onto you like a magnet will to steel.>excellent teamwork by all involved you did the right thing stopping to check could be you in trouble next time and him driving by and stopping to offer to help. Well done

I would be very quick to add high test LED light systems to those excavators.

Great job hope it gets at least 2 million…..

Right place right time

Video caught my eye. I follow Letsdig18 and that’s the first thing I thought of when I seen the video, then heard you mention Chris.

Bad thing in ground like that is that hole is always gonna be soft. We got a couple spots where things have been stuck and it’s always an adventure farming around them

Keeping others all ways pays off in the long run. Nice job

Excellent! This is what we do, we help others regardless. I can always count on a few neighbors when I get stuck, no charge, it's the old code of the West!

Thanks for the video That’s not a nice feeling when you’re stuck like that, good of you to stop and help

reminds m of wen we got our brand new Akerman EC 230B back in 1995(Akerman is now Volvo) my dad took it of the trailer, drove to spot were he was about to dig and out of nothing it just started to sink into the ground, cab al was gone on the ground, my dad and uncles and some emplyees were working 6days to dig it free, and then hat to make a gravelroad to it to get a huge telekrane to the site to tow it out, on the 6e day they finaly got it out, 3 days of cleaning and fixing the broken parts :)

just happened upon your channel. This was one of the best "stuck" videos yet. Keep up the good work. New subscriber,

Good job guys!

Awesome video, just like an other true Hoosier, jump in and help out.

Had to give you a sub for that first time I saw your channel

What do they grow on that farm? Topsoil? Holy cow.

what a sink hole we got them down here and damn fine place to hide things how did plow day go

I like stuck videos because then I don't feel so dumb 🙄

@stepark3437

2 жыл бұрын

So you have been stuck once too, but just once. Me too.

Great rescue guys. Now tell him to stay outta there!

Good job there. Mats look like a necessity for that area. It looks like you have about 6 feet of good top-soil there. Kinda reminded me of getting stuck in the peat bottoms around here. Just a half mile south of my house, there is a 'high boy' New Holland sprayer buried to the top of one rear tire. It's been stuck there since back in August, when the operator slide off the dirt path across a big ditch. There is a good sized excavator chained up, trying to keep it from sinking any deeper.

@dirtgrainsteel

Жыл бұрын

We have alot of muck and peat moss in our area this farm is notorious for swallowing equipment there are actually a few things lost out there that the old timers never could get out I've worked here alot my solution is no excavator larger than 40,000lbs and your fine....I've had to retrieve alot of them sprayers lol

@adamalfredsson373

3 ай бұрын

@@dirtgrainsteel where are you located, I’m curious

you guys are amazing on the heavy equipment. I believe that the folks in the planes are great people. always willing to help out those in need. you are the prime example of the good neighbors. thanks for going the extra mile to help that guy get him bucket out of the muck.do you farm the land too?

I believe you were just saying that you needed a dozer with a big winch. That would have been handy for this situation. Double line with a snatch block and anchor your hoe to the front of it. I once saw a D8 pull itself backwards being dug in and anchored with a cat 349 hoe. Eventually snapped a 1 1/4” cable. They went to get a second D8 while they fixed the cable.

Great job getting that out.

For a minute there I thought I was going to get a face full of mud!

Like you stated you made some new friends and in the end that’s what life is really about. 🇺🇸

Nice to pay it forward.😁😁

That's the way it should work. A couple of guys in the same business one helping the other when he's down. The night period made it look like two Praying Mantis's going at it during mating season to see who gets the female.

don't let the motor run!! the vibration will only settle deeper

Wow that thing was stuck. I guess this came just in time after the day before you were just talking about this. Great job!

Couldn't have done it without the mats. Thank God you had them to use. Nightmare city. Just watch up in Sweden, bottomless blue clay. Looking at this soil it looks really fertile soil when it was light enough to see good. Some people would give anything to have soil that looks like that

Good job. Reminded me of some of 'Lets dig 18' s recoveries. He is a strong believer in the mats and manipulates them like toys with the thumb on his excavators. I personally know the feeling of getting stuck. One minute you are on top of the ground and the next minute you're sunk.

This is what good people do. It pays to take your time and setup well for the first attempt. If you try to take short cuts, you generally end up with a second machine tuck and a bunch of busted up rigging to try to finish the job.

@dirtgrainsteel

Жыл бұрын

Thank you!

I think there was a soft spot there operator

I have to ask,Where are you located?That is some black dirt.I don't think we have any dirt like that in Georgia.

Didn't know there was such soil!

Nicely done

You've really gotta watch out on those, its all to easy to kajigger your hootenanny, next thing you know, you're chooching your stovepipe and your gazoontite gets frazzled. Now i know what you're thinking, you're thinking 'but who gives a hoot about a frazzled gazoontite when your stovepipe is chooching' and ordinarily you'd be right. but if you become one with the dirt and think the way that dirt thinks you'll understand that it's better to chooch a kajigger now than it is to stovepipe a whistler later. Otherwise you wind up hip deep in the rhubarb every time.

I hope you get as many views as Chris *(lets dig 18) did on his big stuck video, I think it's up to 17 million!!!

Nice job

would have been nice to have seen it and not just a dark mess...

Wow that's alot of top soil around here in Maine we're lucky to have a foot of nice dark top soil like that .if that's really what it's like their then you probably don't call it top soil it's probably just called soil

Channel name is G.A.S. Valera Do Arroz . They do a lot of rice harvesting n some tillage work n running equipment is very difficult conditions .They all have newer equipment in there operations n don't know how they turn a profit , roads n bridges are garbage . You will get a laugh out of it

Boy, the lengths you will go to for an April Fool's video. From the thumbnail I was sure that this was going to be a joke.

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Holy shit. How did it get that deep?

My worst stuck was my 1150 Massey

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if you have never worked around muck before you do not know what you are missing grow up a round muck in hardin county ohio the scoito marsh at on time the onion capital of the world ..

@dirtgrainsteel

2 жыл бұрын

We farm alot of muck and it is a different animal!!!

Wouldn't it be fantastic is you unearthed some relics or a huge chunk of a gold nugget? Lol Have you found anything unusual before?

Why are they digging there ..??

@dirtgrainsteel

2 жыл бұрын

They were cleaning ditch and and it fell in and the odd part is the tracks farthest from ditch fell in first and it was all down from there

@georgedavidson1221

2 жыл бұрын

@@dirtgrainsteel Thanks looks like an odd place fora hole He must have been trying to dig himself out and it just went further down

Quick sand eat that excavator.

Correction G.A.S Galera Do Arroz ..

Dozens as in buried and farmed over?

never know you might need a hand some day !

Dirt how wide is your ditch bucket?

@dirtgrainsteel

2 жыл бұрын

7 foot on the 200 and 10 foot on the 270

How in the heck did that happen?

@dirtgrainsteel

2 жыл бұрын

Just fell in while digging ditch and couldn't get it out

@rudycarlson8245

2 жыл бұрын

@@dirtgrainsteel how long did it take total to get it out? Would you say a day?

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Need better cameras or lights. Couldn’t see much of anything after halfway

@brianrvd

2 жыл бұрын

I think he was busy with other things.

You are going to need a dozer

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Great job