Once the machine is dialed in it loads nice shells. The biggest advantage in my opinion is not having to crank the handle down, instead you press a peddle. Think about it, if you load 500 shells on the 9000G your pulling that handle 500 times which can cause some stress on your back, shoulder and shoulder blade. There are two significant disadvantages to the 9000H. The first is noise! If you’re in a small room the noise can be deafening. Secondly, the 9000H is solely dependent on the hydraulic to work the action and turn the turret so your productivity is dependent on the speed of the hydraulic. I can load 500 shells on my 9000G in 55 minutes and that includes replenishing Primers, Powder and shot. A 9000H will take you an hour and twenty-five minutes. As mentioned above, for those who cannot handle the stress of pulling the handle down due to physical ailment the 9000H is worth the investment.
Wrong you can load 20 shells in 1 minute on a 9000H what is 1200 shell per hour but not to get too carried away with our selfs lets just call it 1000 shells per hour. Yes you can load 500 shells per hour on a 9000G but you would be hard press to pull that off your arm and lower back would be killing you! 9000 H is worth the investment if you want to save your shoulders and lower back push it takes half the time to do twice the work !
Good question Sheila. No, the machine doesn't stop when something goes wrong like an upside down primer. It's up to the operator to watch for any abnormalities. In this case, I saw the primer flip and land upside down and I corrected the problem before proceeding.
I load with the Grabber which let's me "feel" if there is a hang-up or jam in the mechanism. If I feel something when depressing the handle, I can stop, raise the handle and check it out. My concern with a powered machine such as this is that you lose that feel. Does the machine limit the pressure exerted in order to prevent damage to the press? I'm expressing total ignorance in the operation of the hydraulics in this case. One of the big advantages I see in this case is due to the operation, your loads should be very consistant.
at 3:13 the primer went in upside down does that stop the machine or cause powder to drop? does the mec drop powder if the primer does not seat? would you recommend the 9000? i have an older grabber type and was thinking of upgrading.
+Sheila Hagen No, you have to keep an eye on all the process to make sure they are functioning properly. Powder drops whether the primer is upside down or fails to drop. Yes, I highly recommend this machine.
pretty neat feature that it DOES have is it wont drop the powder unless there is a hull in station 2. Any time I spilled powder or shot, it was my own fault. Just gotta pay attention to what's happening...or not happening. Great machine!
+Marco D Not very often. I could probably adjust the drop tube a little better to eliminate this problem, but keeping a close eye on things is a must anyway.
I have the manual 9000 and when I first set it up I had an issue with the primer dropping on its side or upside down. If you adjust the arm in the back that actually drops the primer(adjust it to drop it at the end of the stroke) it will drop it right side up every time. I see this video is a few years old so I imagine you made that adjustment already.
Once the machine is dialed in it loads nice shells. The biggest advantage in my opinion is not having to crank the handle down, instead you press a peddle. Think about it, if you load 500 shells on the 9000G your pulling that handle 500 times which can cause some stress on your back, shoulder and shoulder blade. There are two significant disadvantages to the 9000H. The first is noise! If you’re in a small room the noise can be deafening. Secondly, the 9000H is solely dependent on the hydraulic to work the action and turn the turret so your productivity is dependent on the speed of the hydraulic. I can load 500 shells on my 9000G in 55 minutes and that includes replenishing Primers, Powder and shot. A 9000H will take you an hour and twenty-five minutes. As mentioned above, for those who cannot handle the stress of pulling the handle down due to physical ailment the 9000H is worth the investment.
I have a Mec Hustler samething wo/auto indexing the pump and loader are very quiet! Not at all deafening!!
Wrong you can load 20 shells in 1 minute on a 9000H what is 1200 shell per hour but not to get too carried away with our selfs lets just call it 1000 shells per hour. Yes you can load 500 shells per hour on a 9000G but you would be hard press to pull that off your arm and lower back would be killing you! 9000 H is worth the investment if you want to save your shoulders and lower back push it takes half the time to do twice the work !
nice machine very impressed. I am most impressed that the primer drop works so well, on paper I would have thought it would tip many primers.
Yeah, sometimes it does flip them, you just have to keep an eye on things.
Good question Sheila. No, the machine doesn't stop when something goes wrong like an upside down primer. It's up to the operator to watch for any abnormalities. In this case, I saw the primer flip and land upside down and I corrected the problem before proceeding.
Very informative, thank you for taking the time
I load with the Grabber which let's me "feel" if there is a hang-up or jam in the mechanism. If I feel something when depressing the handle, I can stop, raise the handle and check it out. My concern with a powered machine such as this is that you lose that feel. Does the machine limit the pressure exerted in order to prevent damage to the press? I'm expressing total ignorance in the operation of the hydraulics in this case.
One of the big advantages I see in this case is due to the operation, your loads should be very consistant.
hi, what cylinder do you use for automatic operation of the machine?
I just bought my first shotgun reloader, the grabber an older model, looks like your older one. I can't wait to start reloading
Pretty hard to believe such a complex and integrate machine exists for the price.
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I like the video cut when primer was flipped
so what happens when primer comes out upside down?
Какой порох используете и какая цена на этот аппарат!?
at 3:13 the primer went in upside down does that stop the machine or cause powder to drop? does the mec drop powder if the primer does not seat? would you recommend the 9000? i have an older grabber type and was thinking of upgrading.
+Sheila Hagen No, you have to keep an eye on all the process to make sure they are functioning properly. Powder drops whether the primer is upside down or fails to drop. Yes, I highly recommend this machine.
pretty neat feature that it DOES have is it wont drop the powder unless there is a hull in station 2. Any time I spilled powder or shot, it was my own fault. Just gotta pay attention to what's happening...or not happening. Great machine!
What is the price of the machine?
Can we not automate the first and 3rd step?
how often do you get upside down primers. at 3:14 it dropped a primer upside-down.
+Marco D Not very often. I could probably adjust the drop tube a little better to eliminate this problem, but keeping a close eye on things is a must anyway.
I have the manual 9000 and when I first set it up I had an issue with the primer dropping on its side or upside down. If you adjust the arm in the back that actually drops the primer(adjust it to drop it at the end of the stroke) it will drop it right side up every time. I see this video is a few years old so I imagine you made that adjustment already.
Yeah, it needs adjusting.
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Do they come with the hydraulics?
Yes, you can buy them with or without the hydraulics.
How do you get your primers to feed well
Had to adjust the primer feeder.
Very nice!! Excellent video. Informative.
Can you use one type of wad for different shell hulls?
ms 3533 you know, I never really researched that. I stick to the recipes in the published manuals or time proven recipes from trustworthy friends.
Nice video. Thanks
this machine needs to be lubed often to keep it running like new
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how much is this machine ???
+zura tsakadze About $800.00 without the hydraulic pump.
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Какая цена 16калибр заряжает
About $1,200 - $1,300 USD
I'm Pakistan this is price
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бля у людей как у людей завидую белой ....
Takes the "hobby" of reloading and throws it out the window.
Seriously... Looks boring as hell.
Some people shoot to reload, some people reload to shoot. The people with these usually do the latter as do i.
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omg I'm poor
So... The machine does the easy part, and does it fairly slowly, and you still do the tedious part. What an incredible waste of money!