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Hey, any update on resolving this issue?

How long does it take, from the time of purchase to the time of delivery?

Hello again - PLEASE - what is the Company Name or the Address of where you picked up this Machine in Kent, Washington??

Jake - I live on the outskirts of Seattle; and Kent, WA is extremely close. I am very much looking into purchasing an excavator direct from China. Please, if you remember - what was the Business Company name of the Shipping Place in Kent - where you picked up the equipment? I would like to use the same place... Also - we have sales tax in Washington. I know Montana does not... but you picked it up in Kent. Did you pay any sales tax? You have a quick breakdown of various fees paid... but not sure if Sales Tax was in there. Appreciate any info you can give me. Thank you.

Это не Rippa 320

the rippa setup looks like its woth the extra money

ZIP is meant to be stronger due to the creation process, as it was originally created for roofs (being walked on). It was found to be overkill for walls, which is where Forcefield comes in. Obviously both have come a long way since then (Forcefield can now being used on roofs), but they're all good at their primary uses with similar failure points. If you do ZIP vs Forcefield search you can find what each product was designed for by the person that helped create these products.

Okay but bobcat e10 vs this?

The video you shot is great, I like it very much, I have subscribed to your account

how wide is your rake please?

What a lovely campground! Thank you so much for sharing your space with us and others. ❤

I have been wondering, because I just searched exactly that to see if my mini can unload one off a flat bed to get $300 cheaper delivery.

Zip Sheets are not sold in the Big Box stores though!! I checked Menards and Home Depot - maybe Lowes? Sure enough Lowes does have it!

Great vids Jake, nice to see the machines being operated smoothly. It''ll be the Kubota for me.

Ya that sucks

Force field and joint tape is still more cost effective and serves the same purpose as OSB or Zip with barrier wrap.

I would assume the Kubota sounds much better than the Brinks & Stranton

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What a useless video!

Please share where you bought it from?

No body should give you a hard time because you are American and can not buy your own products. You had to get what you need from China to afford life, American politicians are sending money supporting other people's wars and well-being. No money for Americans

How much was it?

Word- force field developed by same inventor-he concedes readily this is inferior to zip -weather logic (blue) . Is better but I think they lost a patent lawsuit to Huber (green)? This tape is very very thin…what I don’t like is zip on roof- as Huber honestly notes, u nmust cober zip on roof-trsut me it will leak- so we do zip on vertical surfaces, osb with the ebst membrane you cna afford-and seriously two layers of jumbo tech can be slapped on quickly and you are more weathertight than zip on roof before you cna get shingles on

Does anyone need a small electric loader? 1150 weight, 600kg lifting weight. Matching equipment can complete shovel, clamp, bracket, fork, dig and other work tasks, the important thing is that it is cheap and easy to use. $3,120

The contractors hate these cheap Chinese machines because they can't charge you a massive price to do your work. These machines are great for home owners to save money.

forgot to mention Hydraulic Thumb vs. manual thumb. good video though...

Oh man, we shouldn't let our ignorance make us look silly. The same engineer develop zip sheathing and force field! Zip was originally designed for an intended to be used for roofing. It's made for the roof it has been commonly adopted to be used for normal siding which means that it is grossly over-engineered for siding which is why it's so much more expensive. If you use the force field the way it's intended which is for both sheathing and sheer but also as the barrier for air and water for vertical panels it is perfect for its job it's job. But if you stick it in the dirt or just paint it and expect it to be your siding that's just ridiculous. Find the RUclips video where the engineer that developed both of them explains the differences in the systems, don't just listen to some well-meaning but uninformed guy that doesn't build to code.

Essa máquina e top 10 👍👍

How wide bucket is? There are options of 60cm (2ft), 80(less than 3ft)cm and 1m(little over 3ft) wide. Is it 1m? I’m thinking of 80cm is ok. 60cm too narrow and 1m too hard on boom?

I am intrigued by the fact that you painted the zip panels on your shed and used that as your exterior surface. How is it holding up over time? I might like doing something like this for my shed build instead of using the outrageously expensive hardie panels.

Looks like you are going down the Vantage pass Westbound. I am in Spokane and considering this. Thanks for the video!

At 3:50, why not loosen the big jam nut to make the adjusting/tensioning screw turn more easily?

Thank you;

Wow

Zip is superior due to the waterproofing impregnated coating vs. ForceField peel and stick membrane. The membrane can peel off, as demonstrated on ForceField . Zip also says their OSB is denser than regular OSB but not sure if ForceField has a similar dense OSB to Zip. I used Zip R-12 on my zone 6a house and I'm glad I used it. Our energy bills are lower than expected probably due to the use of Zip tape and liquid flash sealing the envelop from air infiltration. We built with 2x4's, so the final wall is the same thickness as if we used 2x6 construction and regular windows fit perfectly with no jamb extensions or window bucks and all the details were easy to seal from water and air.

How much that big test rock could weigh?

Did the quick coupler come with the accessories and did you have to request it special?

That was too easy. Glad it worked out for you.

I bought a load of force field from menards which was flat & uniform. They ran out so I went to home depot for another 50 sheets. They were so warped I took most of them back. I ran out of c clamps & patients trying to install them. I got home depot to unband a new bunk which looked flatter but they were all warped the same way as the prior load. I think gp must be stacking theae after their adhesive roll coating of the skin. The moisture of the glue gets trapped & causes warpage. I also had a sheet that the grey skin blew off in the wind. I sent an email to gp asking for an area rep to contact me.... never got a reply. I'm not impressed at all.

Thing is with all of these sheathing systems is that you bang a bunch of nails and screws in them anyway.

good videos buddy

What was the total cost to you for the package you ordered and how long did it finally take to get it?

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Thanks for the comparison, I'm hoping to get one down the road. Are you still only getting 20 minutes run time from the gas version? Any thoughts between them now that you've had more time with them?

They work great for what they're designed for and are affordable. I have a chicken coop made of Force Field with no siding for the last two years. No deterioration at all. I even had a leak for a few months and it dried out just fine.

I hope you got the Kubota motor.... Briggs & Stratton... Is better than a Chinese knockoff... Although harbor freights motors aren't too bad..... Happy Chinese

How is this machine doing as of today. I been looking into some used Name Brand machines but they are expensive and high hours. I've seen these listed within 150 miles from me and not sure on there durability.

Now some time has passed, which is more preferred now?

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