Grind Hard Plumbing Co trades toy cars for mountain-road machinery
A tilt-rotator installation gives Davey plenty of wiring to untangle as the crew works to finish Edwin's road before winter.
Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.
A New Tool to Cut a Road to My Mountain
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- 0:28Edwin inspects the crate holding the tilt-rotator shipped from France.
- 1:34Davey sorts the wiring and hydraulic hoses needed to install the attachment.
- 5:17The crew uses an electric dirt bike battery to power the water pump without sunlight.
- 10:35Ethan and Edwin regrade a steep road section with an excavator and a six-wheel-drive dump truck.
- 14:14An enormous granite boulder prompts the crew to calculate its weight.
- 18:35Edwin cuts plywood for a repair inside the converted school bus.
Edwin puts the change of scale neatly: "Ethan, have you noticed how quick we went from souping up little kids' toys to just real-life Tonka trucks?" Grind Hard Plumbing Co's only new upload takes the workshop's improvisational spirit onto a mountain road, where the machinery is considerably larger than a Barbie Jeep.
"A New Tool to Cut a Road to My Mountain" drew roughly 144,000 views in its first six hours. Davey tackles the wiring and hydraulic hoses for a Mecalac tilt-rotator, an attachment that gives the excavator's tools more freedom of movement. An overnight replacement switch helps the installation along, while Edwin shapes and stacks stones for a retaining wall.
The most recognizably Grind Hard detour involves getting water into a tank: without sunlight to power the solar pump, the crew wires an electric dirt bike's battery to it instead. Later, Ethan and Edwin regrade a steep stretch using an older John Deere excavator and a six-wheel-drive dump truck. Viewers are talking about Davey's service-truck contribution, his easy fit with the crew and the appeal of eating well while camping.
Across the channel, the subscriber count held steady over a week that brought about 2.7 million views. Daily viewing is currently a little below its usual level. Project Farm is having a busier-than-usual spell among nearby DIY channels, while UncleJhonn's daily viewing is quieter than normal.
The amphibious experiment "Will my FAKE Quadski Float?" remains the channel's strongest daily draw, followed by the Audi R8 pre-runner project. The mountain story has staying power too: September's "Can a TEMU Mulcher Clear the Road to My Mountain?" continues to draw viewers as the crew returns with a more versatile tool.
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What viewers say
Davey is such an awesome vibes addition to these vids and a big time MVP for the service truck. Shout out Davey for being so clutch in so many ways
@nclark360See it on YouTubeI am totally with Ethan when it comes to camping. "Roughing it" doesn't mean not eating well.
@Fix_It_Again_TonySee it on YouTube"And Ethan was Proud! OF US" I can feel the joy
@NaturalBornGrillerSee it on YouTube
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Davey seems to just fit right in.
@PhillyPhillSee it on YouTubeThe urge to go buy land and heavy equipment is astronomical! Love the videos.
@millercaleSee it on YouTubeWhen you said opening up New dimensions, my first thought was "places you can't even walk"
@LastRoseStudiosSee it on YouTubeLove the innovation for the counter top to hinge open 😂. You should screw the offcut of the notch you cut out direct to the cabinet top so it appears as a full piece when closed!
@Bang-For-BuckSee it on YouTube
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The videos drawing views on Grind Hard Plumbing Co right now
- Channel
- Grind Hard Plumbing Co
- Subscribers
- 3,210,000
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 2,673,010
- Videos published this week
- 1
- Video published
- October 30, 2026
- Video views so far
- 143,875
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Here is how the mountain-road upload and the wider catalog shaped Grind Hard Plumbing Co's week.
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What supplies the battery used to run the crew's water pump?
The crew connects the electric dirt bike's battery to the pump when sunlight isn't available.



