Видео

Thanks for the comment! Using a standard bucket to break up a retaining wall can be challenging. You may want to try a ripper tooth, as it concentrates all the machine's power into a single point, making it much stronger and more effective than a digging bucket, which spreads the force across multiple teeth. However, it’s still worth starting with a standard digging bucket, as the wall may break apart easily, depending on how well it was constructed or how long ago it was built. Hope this helps!

We're glad it was helpful! Thank you for the comment, Wade.

We apologise that this video did not fully meet your expectations. To streamline our manufacturing process, we purchase our steel pre-shaped, this allows for quick and efficient assembly of the parts. The clip following the laser cutting, shows our welder assembling and tacking the parts before welding - this is the first step in our process once the components are cut and shaped.

Thanks for the comment, Dan! We have been made aware of some negative comments on Facebook recently, which we are investigating. When it comes to manufacturing, we use a hybrid system - the most common approach among UK bucket manufacturers with large stocks. For more details of how we manufacture and operate, you can read more here: rhinox-group.com/blogs/news/where-are-rhinox-products-made

We regularly use the bucket hooks on our Kubota Kx027-4 digger to move multiple digging buckets during site maintenance. Some of the footage in this video was captured by our team while operating the digger. One potential drawback of hooks on the hanger is that if they are welded to the hanger rather than integrated into the hanger ear itself, there is a risk of weld failure, similar to when hooks are welded to a bucket. However, with our one-piece hook and hanger design, the likelihood of weld failure is significantly reduced. Hope this helps!

@Rhinox-Group so I guess the experience is their, would that be safe to say ? Yes I would agree to the welding techniques however the disadvantages to this is not inline with all my thoughts.

Thanks for the concern, Craig, however we don't supply pins with our hydraulic quick couplers - the customer must use the pins supplied with their excavator! In terms of 3 year warranty, it's not actually as common as you think and the companies that do, also have a clause stating the number of operating hours until the warranty no longer covers it, which is considerably lower than our 4,000 hours! Hope this helps!

@@Rhinox-Group do you spray your hitches green to suit your carbon neutrality ? Or would it be better in orange white and green to demonstrate where it originated from 🇮🇳 ?

The hi-vis yellow was specifically requested by some of our larger construction customers to enhance visibility and improve safety on site!

@Rhinox-Group thank you I have check with 3 of random comparison companies and they have confirmed the GENUINE 3 year warrenty on parts and labour. Just a recommendation if your promoting a product with the affected instal claim I would make it look 👌. I guess my opinion is some what different view of a sales team. #musttryharder

Thanks for the comment!

Would you say it's easier to grind out and reweld new pins in? We do offer both pin options to best suit you!

We’re sorry to hear you feel this way, but we're simply trying to do our part for the planet. If you ever change your mind, you know where to find us!

The joints will wear out much faster and repair will be more expensive. There’s a reason why pins are fit with bushings and washers. Those soft generic pins are gonna rattle all over the place

@@jennjarrod3378 couldn't agree more. Weld in. Quite a poor video tbh. #musttryharder view from a sales team. Cringe, let's try honesty.

Everything else

You can check out our full video of Bolt-in VS Weld-in Pins here: ruclips.net/video/oYXcJD1r57k/видео.html

Thanks for the comment, we're glad we could provide some insight! The grease goes in the track frame area to keep the undercarriage components lubricated to help prevent wear. Unfortunately, we haven't found an easy way to catch the grease but if you find a way, please drop it in the comments so hopefully other people can try it too!

Thanks for the comment, Craig. Our UK built buckets and attachments are built from component parts, from steel that is sourced and cut by a local supplier in Hull. While we don't produce a specific product line on-site, we manufacture made-to-order items based on stock levels and products that have already been purchased. Hope this helps!

We're glad you enjoyed the video! We have a playlist of other similar videos that may be of interest to you. You can check this out here: ruclips.net/p/PLXuB93INOCwmUEuqjJ0Fi5arOcmykCq3Y

The wrap is required by our delivery services - it keeps the delivery drivers safe and protects the vans and lorries from damage!

To protect the product during transit and it's a requirement by our delivery services in order to protect their drivers and lorries/vans! The wrap is biodegradable though!

Keep it from getting dusty, dirty and scratched. Someone obviously bought it and this makes sure it stay nice for the customer

​@@Rhinox-Grouppeople dont realize cellophane is made from plants. Hense the name cell

@@KillingurAccountant Absolutely Mark! Yes, it's going to get scratched and dirty when used but you don't want to be receiving your brand new product in that condition! Thanks for the comment Mark, have a great day👍

I would rather pay 20$ less and skip the plastic 😅

We use biodegradable pallet wrap to protect your orders during transit, making sure your products arrive in good condition. The wrap also helps keep our delivery drivers safe by securing the load, which reduces the risk of accidents during transportation and protects our vans and lorries. The wrap is biodegradable so it breaks down naturally!

If the plastic has damage that means the driver messed up. If it doesnt means hit was safely transported. Oh and cellophane is made from plants its not plastic

@@KillingurAccountant 👏👏👏 Thanks for the comment and support Mark!

But then again, y'alls entire country is going to shit, rapidly. So this is just par for the course I suppose.

We appreciate that carbon neutrality isn't a concern for everybody, but for larger companies in the industry, like Sunbelt Rentals, they are working on initiatives to improve their impact on the environment so we're trying to do our part by starting to come inline with that too!

@@Rhinox-Group Why did you delete my other comment, which called out your country as a whole for being boneheaded? Nothing in my comment was false.

​@@sccolbert We have not deleted any of your comments; but please be aware that RUclips automatically filters and blocks certain content, which may explain any missing comments. Additionally, we do not agree with your characterisation of our country, as it may be interpreted as inappropriate or discriminatory, so please refrain from name-calling and generalising a group of people in our comments.

Thanks for the comment! You've had a good selection of hitches, would you ever consider a hydraulic coupler?

@@Rhinox-Group Thanks for the reply we used to hire diggers at work so that's why all the different hitches are own digger on the farm come with the safe lock If using digger every day probably would get a hydraulic hitch

Thanks for the comment! A manual hitch is a good choice - the best choice for a smaller budget while still wanting the benefit of quickly changing attachments!

Thank you for sharing your thoughts. We understand your concerns and want to address them directly... At Rhinox, we're just beginning our journey into sustainability, and while we're committed to this path, we acknowledge that there’s still a long way to go. We understand your concerns about recycled steel and using the green power we're helping to produce. Right now, we're not in a position to fully integrate recycled materials into our manufacturing process or directly use the renewable energy from our investment into hydropower initiatives. However, these are goals we’re hoping to work towards as we grow and develop our sustainability practices. We appreciate your feedback, and while we respect your decision to choose another manufacturer, we hope you'll consider Rhinox again as we continue to evolve and improve.

Only a few UK hydraulic coupler suppliers offer a 3-year warranty. However, are you certain their warranty is truly "no quibble"? Most have maximum operational hours that fall short of our 4,000-hour coverage. Also, our hydraulic couplers don't come supplied with pins. They must be fitted using the pins supplied with your excavator.

i think strickland mfg offer 3 years warranty. also their couplers are not cast

@@ricketycricket-FTW Strickland offer 3 years on 5 ton and above, and 1 year for 3 ton and below. Hope this helps!

Thanks for the comment. The 'carbon points' that have been used to offset the carbon produced during manufacturing/distribution have been used to fund a hydropower plant that aims to increase the production of renewable energy which plays a role in reducing greenhouse gas emissions!

@@Rhinox-Group by that logic, they should spent 1 trillion dollars on the dam, that will remove more carbon from the air that way.

Thanks for the comment and questions! A) We are not posting about the carbon neutral status of our hydraulic coupler to boast. Larger companies in the construction industry are working on initiatives to improve their impact on the environment so by making this product carbon neutral, we're trying to come inline with that too! B) We agree - receiving packages in biodegradable packaging has been going on for years! But that's not always possible when shipping large products like excavator buckets and attachments. Biodegradable or recyclable options aren't always strong enough to hold heavy items like this in place but we've been improving our packaging methods for years, continually finding the best methods that reduce the impact on the planet! C) As mentioned in previous comments, the cost of our hydraulic quick couplers remain the same to the customer, whether they're carbon neutral or not! Again, thank you for the questions! We hope this provides a little bit more information to support our decision of carbon neutrality!

mafe from fossil fuels the whole business is a fraud

@@Rhinox-Group DO YOU EVEN KNOW WHAT CARBON NEUTRAL MEANS???????????????????

@@666dualsport Thanks for the comment. The google dictionary definition of 'carbon neutral' is: - Making or resulting in no net release of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere, especially as a result of carbon offsetting. This means that an activity or process doesn't add any extra carbon dioxide (CO2) to the atmosphere. If it does produce CO2, steps are taken to balance it out, to remove or OFFSET an equal amount of CO2, so the overall impact on the atmosphere is neutral. So in terms of our carbon neutral hydraulic coupler. Any carbon produced during manufacturing/distribution has been offset by investing in a hydropower plant that produces electricity using water instead of fossil fuels. Using water instead of fossil fuels, stops the production of carbon therefore offsetting the carbon produced in our processes. Hope this helps!

@@Rhinox-Group So if you know what it means you'll provide us with a full break-down of this part from CONCEPTION to construction (all related materials and work period inputs) to expected units produced. You want to say you're working for the environment is fine, but claiming full carbon neutrality is a flat out farce and reeks of marketing. If you were really interested in advertising about being better for the environment you would talk about your input energy reduction in the process as a whole, not just carbon.

We understand that factors like ease of use and reliability are significant when purchasing a product like a hydraulic quick coupler. That's why we've worked hard to ensure our products meet high standards. For instance, our hydraulic couplers can be disassembled and reassembled in just 15 minutes, with full maintenance and servicing completed in under an hour! Plus, they feature a fully compliant twin locking mechanism to ensure maximum safety during operation. However, more companies are beginning to prioritise their environmental impact and how their equipment affects the planet so while carbon neutrality may not be a priority for you, it is a key benefit for others. Regardless of the carbon neutral status, the cost of the product remains the same to you!

Thanks for the comment Sean! These are currently available for £1522.80 (Inc VAT, Exc Delivery). They're available to buy online today: rhinox-group.com/collections/rhinox-plx-pallet-forks-for-5-9-ton-diggers

Thanks for the detailed comment, Craig! We agree, everybody likes efficiency, but efficiency can be considered in a few different areas. Weight obviously has an effect on power of the machine but things like additional wear protection can make your buckets last a considerable amount of time longer, which in turn makes them more efficient as you're not having to repurchase as frequently. So it depends what area of efficiency is most important to you! When it comes to steel, quality isn't about where it's sourced, but rather the grade of the steel itself. At Rhinox, we use steel grades that meet European standards, to ensure our buckets perform as designed and match those made by other manufacturers! Many companies you're familiar with, source parts from areas of Asia or use Italian steel (Esti) and Esti teeth which have foundries in China. We'd love to know if you've had confirmation from your preferred attachment manufacturers as to their steel/parts grades and origins?

Working in the field will answer all your questions really. You’ll be able to understand the business and how it works

Amazing - We love to hear this, that's exactly what it's for! Enjoy the new machine👏😍

We're glad you like them! Thank you for your order!

That's interesting! Do people in Puerto Rico refer to the ground as the floor too?

@@Rhinox-Group Exactly. I do foundations and the ground is dirty and nasty. A floor is an improved layer in a structure finished or unfinished.