Jansen MB300 Towable Backhoe Assembly, Crawling and Digging. First Time Use. Trencher
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- Опубликовано: 28 май 2021
- This should give you an idea of what to expect the assembly of the towable backhoe to be like. The entire process took about 5 hours.
I have the same machine and love it. I’ve really worked it hard and it never complains. I used the loader on my tractor for assy. Now I use to load logs on my sawmill. Very easy. You will love this thing.
I have such an excavator. The disadvantage is that the wheels and the support feet are attached at a 45 degree angle. It can be difficult to load onto a trailer. If the wheels were not inserted at an angle but at a 90 degree angle, the width could be varied better. The cylinder under the excavator is also a nuisance, it should be on top. But the excavator is very solidly built and works well. In 2 hours I unpacked and assembled this excavator.
Cool and very fun to watch. I recently bought a Red Rock version from Princess Auto that was used and needed repairs. I have it all fixed up and ready to try out. Your's looks exactly like the one I have just branded differently and a different seat with a back rest.
If y’all were to pick up a 25 dollar block and tackle… And possibly a large tree might help with lifting duty when assembling. Nice build!! Thanks for putting this out there. Thinking about ordering one of these and this helped greatly!! Thanks again
Got mine Sept. 2019. Assembled over 3 day period by myself with use of a chain hoist. First couple of hours of running it is like riding a mechanical bull. Used it to install several hundred feet water pipe over my 2 acres, underground electric to shed and solar panels, and dug many fence post holes.
Looks like your dog is all wore watching you all work lol.
very good
Are there any videos where people are comparing the brands side by side? There are 4 of these similar towable backhoe/ trencher machines out there. I want a manufacturer to step up to the plate and show everyone who has the best features for what each individual needs. Or maybe someone else can do that who has a couple thousand extra to throw around to help the rest of the population out??
Gotta give you guys credit for doing all the bull work. Took me about 3.5 hours to assemble mine but I used an overhead hoist that I use for lifting stones that may weigh a couple of tons. "A" for effort.
Good video
Double check your welds everywhere. Mine are complete junk and i've spent hours rewelding and fixing it, but I love the machine. Still going strong 6 years later except for the fact that it's been ripped apart (due to poor welds).
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You need to have a motivational talk with Zeus.
the assembly requests / desires at least two big guys and a hoist. I did this by my self with an over head hoist, took day and a half. this stuff is very heavy and awkward to handle. Right, and it was on a trailer rather than on the ground, makes for even more fun.
hi there thx for showing and sharing ,how is your long time expirience with this machine?thank you
just out of curiosity have u had to deal with jansen support at all if so how are they? and second did you look at HF and Betsco or others? if so what made you go with jansen? I'm very seriously considering this machine.
when using for the first time just rev engine enough otherwise things move too quick
Mui bueno el operador nomas es un poco asustadiso jaja
Dear J&B towable backhoe manufacture,if you have demand on it in future,you can contact with us,thank you.
Don't know what Year that was but thinking on getting me one alot cheaper hah