Putting The SCL 1000 To The Test ( BIG PROBLEMS )
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- Опубликовано: 4 окт 2024
- in this video I'm going to putting the SCL 1000 ride behind dingo to the test.
this piece of equipment has excepted my expectations on a lot of ares for sure.
not only is it a great piece of equipment to use on jobs but the amount of over head it replaces is by far where the most value comes in.
I can replace 1-2 employees with this machine and it never complains lol.
I've put about 30 hours on this this so far and its pretty amazing. enjoy the video
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Used one today on a job. You are spot on. Machine is great in every aspect besides the drive controls. If they improved those it would be unmatched.
Thats awesome man. Im glad it working out. Dumb drive handles lol. I just took mine in for its 100 hour service. Had some minors issues that the warranty covered a couple months ago but other then that its killing it👊🏻
50K is what a 8,000 pound tracked skid steer with cab/heat/AC not that long ago.. that little thing should be south of 30 grand.
Should be! Lol. It’s a little less. With taxes and a trencher and forks it’s right there.
Picking mine up tomorrow, I got a 42 inch four in one bucket 36 inch bucket and forks for 45k
Sick. What will you use it for the most?
I needed it because I kept on breaking my BX23s. I’ll use it for making paver beds for patios and walkways and to move dirt into my dump trailer
@@elegantlawnservicesllc8419 that’s awesome. Best of luck.
A friend of mine has a different brand it will lift 2500lbs.. it's a literal beast and it lifts over 8ft.
Jezzs man. That’s cool. It’s dose more then Ill ever need. I also have a 75 skid steer so any bigger stuff I get with that
I tried one out the other day..not a bad little machine but it’s about $20k overpriced…it’s just way too much money for what you’re getting…
What machine do you like?
@@jonport_ if I was looking for a stander skid it would be that kubota…it’s the best one in my opinion…and they’re all expensive!..but ASV makes a really nice mini skid that looks like it would be a great machine…has that multi-terrain undercarriage that would work well on landscaping jobs and running across lawns without rutting them up!…that JCB mini track backhoe looks quite interesting as well but I believe it’s over $100k which is crazy!
@@MrMan5014 Jezzs man. I was going to get a ASV mini but they were really far out on the list. Either way i love my Kubota and thinks its a better fit for my business
I got mine for 35k 2024 not sure where the 50k comes from?
@user-ox7vv3pm2e thats a good price. It was about 48 with taxes, trencher and forks attachment.
Great video!!
Thank you brother👊🏻
Appreciate the review and the walk through. How viewable is the screen the screen/dashboard in full sun or with polarized sunglasses?
It’s great either way. Anytime👊🏻
What width trencher attachment do you prefer. I'm a pool builder in Cali and about to buy one of these. I'm thinking 6'' or possibly 8'' wide. About 52k out the door with 2 buckets and 8'' trencher. My walk behind ditch witch trencher is 4'' wide and my plumbers want a wider one. Bobcat service is crummy locally so Kubota is my likely next purchase
I have a 6 and that works for me. I would say whatever size you need that you do the most trenching. The biggest thing I ever trench is 1 1/2 inch conduit line, so mines plenty big enough and if I ever need to do a gutter drain, I just kinda do 2 passes.
They offer this machine with a factory Bobcat Mt style coupler it is far superior to the little mini Toro Dingo style that's on here
Where'd you get those magnets? Never thought about sticking them on our MT100 but that's a great idea.
Its actually a sticker lol. The reason i laugh is because my wrap guy really messed it up
Stronger springs on release, redesign brush guard for control make it bent forward 722 need kill switch lanyard istead of foot plate safety
Good recommendations👊🏻
You clearly don't work in construction if you want a kill switch lanyard. There is a reason not a single manufacturer does that and it's because it isn't practical. These are tools, not toys. Foot plate safety is just fine and is the best solution. Machine isn't going to go anywhere if you aren't on it. Kubota automaticaly engages the parking brake if you step off of it.
@@mikel9567to each his own mike. I dont know nothing after owning b21, bx1500, bcs 660, dr commercial mower, ransomes walk behind, asphalt roller, various riding mowers, tracked snow blower and on all sitting in my shop. The point of a lanyard kill switch is if you roll the machine it will shut off. Simple wrist slip on lanyard, easy off easy on. Btw at 657 how is he going up that hill without his foot on plate unless there is an overide for brakes?
I work with a lot of operators, moving equipment around for them, and I cant find one guy who says anything good about this unit of they've ever used a different one.
Interesting. Theres always something you’re not gonna like about a piece of equipment, but this one does lotta good for me so it works out
How does it handle on slopes/steeper terrain?
@@tombain4541 really well. I’ve put it to the test on some sketchy stuff haha
can u get a jack hammer attachment?
Yep. Pretty sick
Thinking about getting one. How much did thr trencher cost?
Around 5k. Thats why this thing costs so much.
So what exactly was the "( BIG PROBLEMS)"
With the coolant
and fuel deliver system
50k though. Vs 200 dollars rental.... Idk 😐 I guess if you want and need one and you have money sure...
Right. We use it on every pool project so having that availability to use it when ever is huge. Plus investing back into the company.
True very true..
Picking up and returning rentals gets really old.. and rentals aren't worth it for small projects. But yeah 50K is WAY too much for this small of a machine.
plus u can't rent a dingo for 200 let alone a kubota scl1000
@@GRUBB-MUDD idk I’d have to check the rental price.
50k?? That's crazy. I just bought mine 4 weeks ago. I paid $37k brand new.
Did you get forks and a trencher? Plus taxes
@@jonport_ it came with a bucket and forks
@@davidcampos5844 nice. Its was about 48k in total
Same here
How likely are people hear willing to indorse this been looking t one
Awesome man. Im not 100% on any of the dingo machines even though i really like the kubota. Mainly because i haven’t really used many others.
Can you get a brush hog for this?
Idk. Never looked.
Yes, most are 40”
😂30gs max thats what i paid for mine.
Did you get any attachments with it?
Things I despise:
1. No strap around the body to keep you against the machine, you get exhausted if using it for more then 2 hours.
2. Incredibly bouncy, even while trying to create a smooth pass. The chances of you creating waves is 90%>
3. Very uncomfortable control maneuverability, it's impossible to become comfy with the machine the way you can with a Dingo
What i like:
1. It's fast and strong.
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For #1, you wouldn't want to be strapped in when it tips. For #3, I run mine 2200 rpm when maneuvering; Movements are much smoother, less jerky.
@@SkullDamage 1. Don't tip it in the first place. I've seen plenty of sketchy excavators without tops but still a seat belt. Putting so much energy into holding on to the machine takes energy away from grading nicely. It's good for landscapers, but not the greatest for final grading. Mini excavator is best for that.
You probably wish motorcycles had seat belts also.
@@Miniscapes515 Comparing something that can go over 35+ miles is not very smart. Bad comment bot, bad comment.
no it come up to 1280
What are you referring to?
your math@@jonport_
@@robtheavlcarguy oops😬. Thanks my man👊🏻