Hauling off my late father's concrete, one chunk at a time

I was sure the machine would handle it. My back handled it. Every single time. Dad passed away and left a heap of busted concrete sitting there, so I spent the day loading what I could onto the old dump truck and running it to the disposal yard. I tried lifting it with just the blade and bucket, but honestly my operating skills aren't good enough yet, so it came down to picking chunks up by hand. I'd also forgotten the pin on the back of the bed, which is what you get for only doing this once in a while. Down in the subtitles I get sidetracked talking about the little puzzle games I've been building. Puzzle games I made (phone friendly): https://baken-saga.itch.io/kuzure-talas https://baken-saga.itch.io/physical-trio https://baken-saga.itch.io/pulse-flow-evolving-wave --- 00:00 Start: the pile of concrete debris 00:15 The rear pin I forgot to put in 00:40 Trying to load with the blade and bucket 01:23 What my father left me 01:44 Subtitle talk: games and channel stats 06:21 Loaded, heading to the dump 06:44 1,660 kg, total cost 2,156 yen Hand loading is rough work. Hitting subscribe takes one finger. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCb565Js1E3w7L9xreF5rzXw?sub_confirmation=1 #dumptruck #concretedisposal #minidigger #cleanup #diy