@@user-wg1nq1ok3o it seized up after less than 15 minutes of use. I haven't taken it fully apart yet to see how bad it is. It's a very awkward disassembly.
I started filming this one and hated the attachment so much I gave it away. Looking back I should have kept up with the review but I was both frustrated and so done with the attachment I literally tipped it over and left it in the yard for a few months. Don't buy one, rent an excavator instead. Trench using a trencher. I hated the backhoe attachment so much.
That's not true at all, I have some awesome cheap attachments that I've had for 2 years now and I see improvements in design with each new model. Don't get me wrong, there's still some that are definitely junk. Huge differences between brands and what the attachment does.
I’ve looked at them and that’s why I don’t own one cause they’re junk, I don’t buy junk, I’d sooner spend 6k on a well built which if not abused will last forever with no problems.
It all depends on what you need the attachment for, your budget, your machine etc. I have 50+ attachments on site as I write this, with many being cheap chinese brands that do the job great at 1/3rd the cost. There are a lot of variables but I'd say in the vast majority of personal uses, you're better off saving the money. For people that use the machines daily with heavy use, yeah the more expensive attachment is going to be better in most cases. Not a lot to go wrong on a grapple bucket. Appreciate all of you watching and commenting.
Loving these reviews, just found you! Did you get the Vibratory roller they offer? Curious how you feel about it.
Thanks for the kind words. Yes I have a roller, hopefully I can get a review of it up soon.
@BrettsBuilds Awesome! Would love to watch it so I've subscribed as well. Curious have you fired it up at all? Any initial pre-video suggestions?
@@user-wg1nq1ok3o it seized up after less than 15 minutes of use. I haven't taken it fully apart yet to see how bad it is. It's a very awkward disassembly.
How about review of backhoe attachment
I started filming this one and hated the attachment so much I gave it away. Looking back I should have kept up with the review but I was both frustrated and so done with the attachment I literally tipped it over and left it in the yard for a few months. Don't buy one, rent an excavator instead. Trench using a trencher. I hated the backhoe attachment so much.
I broke one trying to dig up 4 inch if ice was suprised how it fell apart so fast @@BrettsBuilds
@patfrancis3615 Yeah they're absolute garbage! Worst attachment I ever owned.
Curious about the augers that seem to be at the auctions, did you pick one up?
Yes I picked up one. I haven't unboxed that one yet to try it but it's coming up soon. Thanks for watching
I have a JCT auger kit, its no professional tool but it works fine on my T870. I would buy it again.
it is not from china it manufactured in BC Canada
Their big warehouse is in Richmond, BC but the skid steer attachments are all manufactured in China.
None, they’re all junk
That's not true at all, I have some awesome cheap attachments that I've had for 2 years now and I see improvements in design with each new model. Don't get me wrong, there's still some that are definitely junk. Huge differences between brands and what the attachment does.
Do you own one? I do. Not junk
I’ve looked at them and that’s why I don’t own one cause they’re junk, I don’t buy junk, I’d sooner spend 6k on a well built which if not abused will last forever with no problems.
@@petedavidsen1760 i own one and run it and it works great. That is worth more than a guy that just looked at one.
It all depends on what you need the attachment for, your budget, your machine etc. I have 50+ attachments on site as I write this, with many being cheap chinese brands that do the job great at 1/3rd the cost. There are a lot of variables but I'd say in the vast majority of personal uses, you're better off saving the money. For people that use the machines daily with heavy use, yeah the more expensive attachment is going to be better in most cases.
Not a lot to go wrong on a grapple bucket. Appreciate all of you watching and commenting.