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Read articles →Tony works through a real drainage problem around a pole barn under construction, showing how he sequences multiple implements, backhoe, tiller, and land plane, to cut and shape a gravel-hard clay ditch after 42 dry days. He explains grade decisions with actual measurements (8- and 12-inch drops), improvises when the loader risks bending, and adds a sump for sediment. Best for owners tackling similar site-drainage work.
An owner-operator channel where Tony documents live homestead projects, including his own mistakes and mid-job pivots, with no apparent commercial affiliation.
Tony backed the tiller into the ditch, dropped it in, pulled forward repeatedly, then tried driving up and down the trench side and swiping the loosened dirt out.
The sump is a deeper hole that lets the water slow down so sediment drops out before reaching the rest of the ditch and the main drain point.
Tony raised the ditch bank elevation by six inches to a foot near the culvert so fast-moving rain cannot run over and spill into the drive.
