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Read articles →This is a personal property vlog, not a tractor review: an owner uses an LS 4040 with a bucket to widen a creek access and carve out a shallow swimming hole, pushing gravel and dodging one boulder. There's no walkaround, specs, or controls discussion, just casual real-world bucket digging plus a side tangent about a leaking gas line. Best for viewers curious about backhoe/loader digging work on rural land, not shoppers wanting specs.
Posted by the buffcleb channel, an owner sharing casual footage from their own property rather than a dealer or reviewer.
The deepest spots are about two to three feet deep, with most of the area only a foot or two, since the creek itself is only a couple inches deep in most places.
Yes, they ran into one large boulder they could not get underneath with the bucket, so it stayed stuck in the wall of the dug-out area.
They push gravel to one side to form a rock wall or small dam at the other end, and plan to save gravel for future projects.
