Installing culvert pipe ditch crossing with Bobcat e42 R-2 series mini excavator. BACK IN THE CAB!

Join me for my first sit back in the Bobcat e42 R-2 series mini excavator on our Southern Illinois home farm after some medical issues I've had with blood clotting! It was great to get back in the mini excavator and get something done on our home farm! This particular ditch crossing has been on my 'to do' list for over 4 years now! But since I am easing back into the machine seat, this was a perfect Win-win project to get something done on this ditch crossing and for me to ease back into the operators seat for just a short time! Thanks for joining me today, and as always if you enjoy our content please hit the like button and share it to help us grow our channel family here on YouTube! Also be sure to subscribe and hit the Bell icon to get notifications on all of our new project videos as we post nearly every day on our channel with a wide variety of different kinds of videos. Thank you! Oh, an in case you missed it, our recent land flipping profit video just came out yesterday which lays out both our profit from the machine aspect of things and Curtis' profit as the land buyer and seller! Here is that video link:
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