of all the people to get the machine out of the trailer Chris is the man for the job, besides if anyone was gonna put a scratch on it,Chris wanted to do it himself.
The best thing I can say to you BRAVO Chris!!!! You remind me of my father with your integrity for doing a good job always. An honorable man gets rewarded...Amen sending goodwill & Best Wishes 👍👍✌️✌️
Deja Vu when I clicked on this video that is how my Volvo ecr88d arrived I put one of my tags 90° to the back and crawled out on it I'm happy for you man that's a good machine
Congrats on the new machine Chris! Just check that the hydraulic flow is set to “grab” mode on the console for using the thumb. We just bought a new mini and ours was set on “hammer” mode and the thumb was wicked fast like yours there. Switching the setting slowed it down just right for us.
Maybe hot in the summer too. Out of all the cab minis we have had, none of the ac systems can seem to keep them cool in 85 and up. Winter will be nice though. Nice machine!
As a truck driver that pulls nothing but box trailers I would have been really really hesitant about hauling that cuz I seen no good way to tie it to the floor and those straps that go in the E Track there only rated for couple of thousand pounds a piece. If I had hauled it. It would have looked like Spider-Man had been in their. I hope he had more than the two straps hanging in there on that machine.
Hi love your videos, watch them any time theres a new upload! I'm very fascinated with construction vehicles and am considering starting my own excavating business in the near future. (I'm 15 yrs old) and these videos really give me a good idea about all the maintenance and work that goes into a business like this.
@@legendaryexplorer8119 my nephew started cutting lawns when he was 14 or 15 and has been building a business now at 18 he has his own truck and professional equipment he even rents out skidsteers and mini excavators for his larger Jobs.
There is a ton more behind the scenes stuff that happens before any equipment moves even a shovel full of dirt. That said a young man of your age is more than capable of being successful at it, and you already have a leg up on being very successful because your motivated and want to be successful! I am not real familiar with the Excavation business Personally But with any business if you are motivated and committed you can and will be successful! If you are truly wanting to get into the Excavation business, I would PM Chris and let him know exactly what your experience is right now, then let him know where you would like to be in let's say 2 years and 5 years then let him know where you see your business in 10 years. I have been watching this channel religiously for about 8 or 9 months and I would bet my right arm if your serious about your future Chris will give you solid advice and recommend what you need to do to be successful at it! IMO... Chris is a rare man when it comes to sincerely & honestly trying to help other people in his line of work! Most business people are more than willing try to help as long as your not a competitor, but I truly believe that even if Chris and the company he part of, would still give you straight forward advice. It is rare that you meet folks like Chris and his uncle in the business world, and I believe that they would steer you in the right direction no matter what. I also believe that if you were their only competing company for the same job and you asked for advice, they would tell you up front that they couldn't help you this go around because they were bidding on the same job. 99% of companies would give you bogus advice and steer you down the wrong path as apposed to telling you that they couldn't help because they were bidding. I Truly believe that they are that honest! Now I may be totally wrong in my assessment of Chris and the family business but I made a good living for 30+ years on my ability to judge folks and their character and I was correct 95%+ of the time. My advice to you is to do your best to get on their good side and PAY ATTENTION when they are gracious enough to offer sound advice. My best advice to a young businessman such as yourself is to ALWAYS ALWAYS do the best humanly possible to do what you said you were going to do 100% of the time! I always told my kids and the people I was lucky enough to have working for me, is 1 thing...your reputation good or bad will follow you for the rest of your life, and it only takes 1 screw up to ruin a lifetime of good work! My dad had a saying that he religiously lived by....You can have 1000 of "at a boys" to your credit, but it takes only 1 "Awe Shit" to wipe the slate clean! Work hard, Be honest and always always do what you promised and you will be successful in whatever you do! Good Luck to you young man!
Them yanmar. Great machine. I just bought a new Hyundai 35 last week too. But u dont have the heart to get rid of my yanmar 37. Been a great machine. We only use our minnie couple hundred hours a year. But damm handi when you need it
Bought the exact same machine about a year ago, absolutely awesome...that is other then the pedals. Not sure if someone with tiny feet designed them or what but I ended up having to make new ones
Nice machine. I'm glad they changed the door on them. When I looked at one of those a few years back, they had a glue seam up the middle so door would curve around side of cab. That was another reason I went with a Kubota. A couple of friends here have Yanmars and they can't wear them out. I love my Kubota though!
Nice ! Yanmar makes great mini's.. my buddy has a 1992 B-50 and the thing is basically indestructible. It has like 16k hours on it and has only had to replace basic wear parts, it needed a new bucket at about 10k, a few bushings here and there, an occasional pin.. put a new set of tracks on it and that's about it. The engine, hydraulic system and drives are pretty much bullet proof.
Yanmar,kubota,japanese machines are the king,they have refinement and hydraulics down to a tee.There focus on fit and finish are undisputed.you made a great choice.i just bought a U 25 super series Kubota.
Nice mini, I’m thinking about getting that same one. When the sales guy explained how it would come, I imagined it but this video explains it. I have a vio50-3, Yanmar is the best at that under 12k operating weight...
Them and kubota for sure. Takeuci misspelled seems to be nice too. Kubota just pisses me off. I love there stuff! We just need a 100 120 and 140 excavator. Also give us a 100hp loader. Also surprised they don't make a solid damn TLB even just a 16k one idk haha
@@eliteearthworksllc , it gets tight in there for sure. Specially with small tractors and TLB's. They wedge those joker's in there. But now they are starting to haul small tractors on car haulers.
Also I don’t know if your new mini is like the one my work got but the problem I’ve all ready run into is when I’m digging and the hydraulics build their pressure once they hit a certain psi they won’t build anymore like the old ones did, I was told that’s set from factory and we can’t change it
You could drove it straight off without the dirt in 30 seconds by putting the bucket on the ground, once your off sitting on an angle spin round put bucket along side the van trailer lift yourself up off the truck and back away and put yourself down on the ground... easy as for any real operator!
the regen button will light up when it is in regen mode if you press it while it is lit up it will cancel the regen and if you do that a few times she will be in the shop for a few dasy while they sort it out, at least that is what the guys at vermeer told me when i picked up our new one
Lol he would have had to use the little loader that was in the background to build a pad for it first. To be honest knowing most freight companies I'm surprised it wasn't backwards.
I rented a vio35 for a couple of months. The thumb on that one was quick too but I got used to it. Loved the machine. Very smooth but a bit weak on push power. I’m looking at a Kubota kx 040. But I might look at the vio50. I would be pulling behind my F550 on my new 7 ton PJ deck over from Riggsbee. The 40 with a cab,thumb,two buckets,quick connect,and fancy travel alarm is about 59. I’m wondering if the Yannie 50 might compare price wise.
Your 35 will outpush a kx 40. Yanmar is far superior they makes best mini hands down. I have had both. Now have a new 45. They invented the first mini.
My company is also looking for a 12,000 pound mini. So far we have demoed a Volvo(really liked it), a Takeuchi tb260, we have a 240 And run 6 of their skid steers, it’s just a 240 just bigger but nice machine. Never have ran a yanmar were mainly CAT guys
did that with a kabota mini ex but drove it off the deck on to a block retaining wall. the mini ex only had 4 or 40 hours on it cant remember it was 9 years ago.
Hi,just sub.i can watch u for hours.im FM. Mich.your miththoughacal voice and smoothness of operating your machines is very calming to me.keep going . Bob
looked up the price here in NZ $107732 , ncludes GST, ROPS Cabin with Air Conditioning, Rubber Tracks, Factory hydraulic hitch, 1500mm tilting wide bucket, 300mm spade frame bucket, and GP bucket.
Where in Pa are you from? I am from Western Pa 70 miles North of Pittsburgh. Nice machine Chris you will never go home now. Thanks for sharing your videos. Ed
One thing u forgot to mention is the high and low travel speed selector button on the tip of the dozer control lever. Nice video and really nice Vio55! I have aVio35 and LOVE IT
Well now, if you're going to buy a mini excavator you won't go wrong with a Yanmar. I like that cab style,..great for narrow and close work places , like foundation work etc.
What was your opinion of the Volvo 290 and what year was it? Would you say this would be a good excavator for a farm that has several ponds to build? Would this be a much better excavator than a 225 cat.?
Just wondering why it wasn't delivered on a lowboy like all other heavy equipment? This really seems odd. I don't think they were afraid of it getting rained on.
I am looking to start a little excavation business here in Utah. Do you like the YANMAR? Should I get the excavator first or the skid steer? Or do I really need both of them together to get started?
@@arnoldromppai5395 I'd bet the mini does to. chris owns the JD TLB and the tractors, I think his uncle owns everything else they use for the business.
Question for you Chris? Which part of Pennsylvania is tim from?? I’m from central Pennsylvania and you don’t have two things from Pennsylvania you have three counting your backhoe!! Lol RSC was located in Hollidaysburg Pennsylvania lol
Too cool. I bet the passer byes we’re going ,, huh,now that’s something you don’t see everyday. Wonder why he has to use a trailer to dig from?? God bless and peace from Virginia. 🚜🚜
50 open feet of trailer and no one at the dealership ever thought to toss in a couple of ramps? oh well...maybe next time at least that driver will ....enjoy your new toy!!
What kind of exterior lighting is on there? I'd load it up with led spot lights and flood lights if not already equipped. Extend your working hours, plus look like a UFO!
I’ve hauled several on a flat bed but I have to say that’s a first for seeing them hauled in a dry van! Y’all retiring the old yanmar to the farm or 2 mini operation now?
Have you run a brush cutter or mini mulcher on this unit yet? If so, what are your thoughts? Wandering how the power management does with the flow to a brush cutter when swinging or functioning the boom
I wish I could afford to but myself an expensive Christmas excavator, or expensive anything. By the way, can you play that Yamaha? Is it a six string, or twelve? Does it double as a trail bike? 😆🤣😂
that beeping is obnoxious and annoying. if it was mine, safety feature or not, it must go. yes, it lets people around you know the machine is moving, but it's only a craw. the machine isn't sneaking up behind someone unsuspecting. the boom and cab rotation are probably more dangerous for people near by, but those don't get an annoying beep.
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of all the people to get the machine out of the trailer Chris is the man for the job, besides if anyone was gonna put a scratch on it,Chris wanted to do it himself.
The best thing I can say to you BRAVO Chris!!!! You remind me of my father with your integrity for doing a good job always. An honorable man gets rewarded...Amen sending goodwill & Best Wishes 👍👍✌️✌️
Deja Vu when I clicked on this video that is how my Volvo ecr88d arrived I put one of my tags 90° to the back and crawled out on it I'm happy for you man that's a good machine
I foresee another window tint job. Nice early Christmas present.
A new meaning of "digging your way out." lol
What size machine is that about the size of a e50 bobcat?
Slick! Where there's a will there's a way. Nice looking machine. Don't forget the all important cup holder! Thanks for the video.
Congrats Chris man, just bought a straight blade, open cab 55 myself a couple months ago, one sweet machine!
Congrats on the new machine Chris! Just check that the hydraulic flow is set to “grab” mode on the console for using the thumb. We just bought a new mini and ours was set on “hammer” mode and the thumb was wicked fast like yours there. Switching the setting slowed it down just right for us.
Could hear the excitement n yur voice. What a beautiful piece of machinery... 👍
Maybe hot in the summer too. Out of all the cab minis we have had, none of the ac systems can seem to keep them cool in 85 and up. Winter will be nice though. Nice machine!
As a truck driver that pulls nothing but box trailers I would have been really really hesitant about hauling that cuz I seen no good way to tie it to the floor and those straps that go in the E Track there only rated for couple of thousand pounds a piece. If I had hauled it. It would have looked like Spider-Man had been in their. I hope he had more than the two straps hanging in there on that machine.
he had 2 straps and one was already broke LOL
@@letsdig18 wow
Idk much but wouldnt sliding the trailer axles back been a smart move aswell?
Hi love your videos, watch them any time theres a new upload! I'm very fascinated with construction vehicles and am considering starting my own excavating business in the near future. (I'm 15 yrs old) and these videos really give me a good idea about all the maintenance and work that goes into a business like this.
Great idea never to soon to start, maybe start a lawn care now and you can build your way up.
@@jameswilson322 yah maybe!
@@legendaryexplorer8119 my nephew started cutting lawns when he was 14 or 15 and has been building a business now at 18 he has his own truck and professional equipment he even rents out skidsteers and mini excavators for his larger Jobs.
There's a lot more work than what you see on the intertubes, but if you are prepared to do a lot of hard work, you will succeed. I wish you the best!
There is a ton more behind the scenes stuff that happens before any equipment moves even a shovel full of dirt. That said a young man of your age is more than capable of being successful at it, and you already have a leg up on being very successful because your motivated and want to be successful!
I am not real familiar with the Excavation business Personally But with any business if you are motivated and committed you can and will be successful!
If you are truly wanting to get into the Excavation business, I would PM Chris and let him know exactly what your experience is right now, then let him know where you would like to be in let's say 2 years and 5 years then let him know where you see your business in 10 years. I have been watching this channel religiously for about 8 or 9 months and I would bet my right arm if your serious about your future Chris will give you solid advice and recommend what you need to do to be successful at it!
IMO... Chris is a rare man when it comes to sincerely & honestly trying to help other people in his line of work! Most business people are more than willing try to help as long as your not a competitor, but I truly believe that even if Chris and the company he part of, would still give you straight forward advice.
It is rare that you meet folks like Chris and his uncle in the business world, and I believe that they would steer you in the right direction no matter what. I also believe that if you were their only competing company for the same job and you asked for advice, they would tell you up front that they couldn't help you this go around because they were bidding on the same job. 99% of companies would give you bogus advice and steer you down the wrong path as apposed to telling you that they couldn't help because they were bidding. I Truly believe that they are that honest! Now I may be totally wrong in my assessment of Chris and the family business but I made a good living for 30+ years on my ability to judge folks and their character and I was correct 95%+ of the time.
My advice to you is to do your best to get on their good side and PAY ATTENTION when they are gracious enough to offer sound advice. My best advice to a young businessman such as yourself is to ALWAYS ALWAYS do the best humanly possible to do what you said you were going to do 100% of the time! I always told my kids and the people I was lucky enough to have working for me, is 1 thing...your reputation good or bad will follow you for the rest of your life, and it only takes 1 screw up to ruin a lifetime of good work!
My dad had a saying that he religiously lived by....You can have 1000 of "at a boys" to your credit, but it takes only 1 "Awe Shit" to wipe the slate clean!
Work hard, Be honest and always always do what you promised and you will be successful in whatever you do!
Good Luck to you young man!
Them yanmar. Great machine. I just bought a new Hyundai 35 last week too. But u dont have the heart to get rid of my yanmar 37. Been a great machine. We only use our minnie couple hundred hours a year. But damm handi when you need it
Another good thing about the cab... no more getting splashed by mud.
Great choice Cris.
Yanmar make a great minni excavator, powerfull,smooth and easy to controll.
Bought the exact same machine about a year ago, absolutely awesome...that is other then the pedals. Not sure if someone with tiny feet designed them or what but I ended up having to make new ones
Nice machine. I'm glad they changed the door on them. When I looked at one of those a few years back, they had a glue seam up the middle so door would curve around side of cab. That was another reason I went with a Kubota. A couple of friends here have Yanmars and they can't wear them out. I love my Kubota though!
Wow... a real ashtray. That's something I haven't seen in a long time.
@Juha Tuomala Heh heh No.... literally an ash tray. :-)
@Juha Tuomala Yes
Nice ! Yanmar makes great mini's.. my buddy has a 1992 B-50 and the thing is basically indestructible. It has like 16k hours on it and has only had to replace basic wear parts, it needed a new bucket at about 10k, a few bushings here and there, an occasional pin.. put a new set of tracks on it and that's about it. The engine, hydraulic system and drives are pretty much bullet proof.
Yanmar,kubota,japanese machines are the king,they have refinement and hydraulics down to a tee.There focus on fit and finish are undisputed.you made a great choice.i just bought a U 25 super series Kubota.
Chris. The best of luck with the new machine.
Very good purchase, you will be satisfied.
Quite the Unload omg. Nice work toy 😁
Almost like driving snowmobiles off the back of my pickup.
Just find the highest pile of snow ❄️ weeee
Christmas came early but a more comfortable operator means more production
Ssshhhheeeweee that's a nice unit Chris. Congrats, someone's been a good boy this year.
That takes the cake on wrapping a present creatively.
My old boss just got one just like that. I found that the 2 speed track was moved off the floor, kinda nice.
2 new excavators in same year things are looking good . Good luck Chris
Nice mini, I’m thinking about getting that same one. When the sales guy explained how it would come, I imagined it but this video explains it. I have a vio50-3, Yanmar is the best at that under 12k operating weight...
REALLY like the Yanmar excavators!!! IMHO they are the premier excavator for their size/class!!! Good choice on your part Chris!
Them and kubota for sure. Takeuci misspelled seems to be nice too. Kubota just pisses me off. I love there stuff! We just need a 100 120 and 140 excavator. Also give us a 100hp loader. Also surprised they don't make a solid damn TLB even just a 16k one idk haha
keep those fittings greased good because the pin and bushings wear out shorter time than kubota or case
A flat bed roll off wrecker works well in these cases. Done mb any a fork lift that way
I love that it came from knox. They are right down the road from me.
Lol that’s the first time I have ever seen an excavator in a box trailer! Congrats man, will be one handy machine!
That's how just about everything comes in. Had 5115R tractors come in like that
NewDeereMan wow that’s crazy!
@@eliteearthworksllc , it gets tight in there for sure. Specially with small tractors and TLB's. They wedge those joker's in there. But now they are starting to haul small tractors on car haulers.
NewDeereMan makes sense though. Keeps them out of the weather and from people messing with it while transporting
Easy. We put have put hitachi ex 200’s in 40 foot containers. Along with a tractor. There’s videos of it
Ur truly blessed my friend w a great job and fun toys.. makes me wanna come go to work for ya..
Good choice again on the YANMAR. I have a 35-6, used to have a 15-2 but sold it ( been kicking myself since I did).
Also I don’t know if your new mini is like the one my work got but the problem I’ve all ready run into is when I’m digging and the hydraulics build their pressure once they hit a certain psi they won’t build anymore like the old ones did, I was told that’s set from factory and we can’t change it
You could drove it straight off without the dirt in 30 seconds by putting the bucket on the ground, once your off sitting on an angle spin round put bucket along side the van trailer lift yourself up off the truck and back away and put yourself down on the ground... easy as for any real operator!
Good Luck with it Chris very nice machine 👍
the regen button will light up when it is in regen mode if you press it while it is lit up it will cancel the regen and if you do that a few times she will be in the shop for a few dasy while they sort it out, at least that is what the guys at vermeer told me when i picked up our new one
At least they had the sense to load it with the boom facing the exit
Lol he would have had to use the little loader that was in the background to build a pad for it first. To be honest knowing most freight companies I'm surprised it wasn't backwards.
The title should read: Yanmar vio 55 unboxing. Congrats your new excavator!
Good video 👍🏻That would be perfect for cleaning my pond 😊.
How long until you have an engcon and Trimble on this?
That's bad when you have to dig your way out of a van trailer!! Better keep diggin😎
I rented a vio35 for a couple of months. The thumb on that one was quick too but I got used to it. Loved the machine. Very smooth but a bit weak on push power. I’m looking at a Kubota kx 040. But I might look at the vio50. I would be pulling behind my F550 on my new 7 ton PJ deck over from Riggsbee. The 40 with a cab,thumb,two buckets,quick connect,and fancy travel alarm is about 59. I’m wondering if the Yannie 50 might compare price wise.
Takeuchi is far superior mate
Your 35 will outpush a kx 40. Yanmar is far superior they makes best mini hands down. I have had both. Now have a new 45. They invented the first mini.
Nice looking machine . Need to see some do a review of the Sany of this size.
New and shiny. Congrats on the new machine.
My company is also looking for a 12,000 pound mini. So far we have demoed a Volvo(really liked it), a Takeuchi tb260, we have a 240 And run 6 of their skid steers, it’s just a 240 just bigger but nice machine. Never have ran a yanmar were mainly CAT guys
Looks like a very nice machine. Congratulations!
May of been camera angle. But. Thumb doesnt look very symmetrical with the bucket. Look where it closes against bucket
did that with a kabota mini ex but drove it off the deck on to a block retaining wall. the mini ex only had 4 or 40 hours on it cant remember it was 9 years ago.
Hi,just sub.i can watch u for hours.im FM. Mich.your miththoughacal voice and smoothness of operating your machines is very calming to me.keep going . Bob
Where I come from we call them a phone booth that digs lol ! Nice machine
Great digger they don't use much diesel best of luck with it 👍👍👍👍👍
What are you doing with the old one? Attachment videos. Great videos. Can't wait for snow videos if you do it.
Put that in the back of your pickup truck and you are set 😁
Perfect delivery. Not so much as a rock chip or bug gut on it.
Beautiful, they are a good well built machine.
Really nice Christmas gift.
looked up the price here in NZ $107732 , ncludes GST, ROPS Cabin with Air Conditioning, Rubber Tracks, Factory hydraulic hitch, 1500mm tilting wide bucket, 300mm spade frame bucket, and GP bucket.
Wow how much is the exchange rate on your money to ours ?
Sorry guess I should have told you that I live in the United states
Paid 65+ for my 3.5
I can't believe that a pro like you needed a ramp to unload a mini out of a truck. Lol. Nice machine
Volvo will be upset but they should just send you one a little bigger LOL as much advertisement that you have did for them
My baby Volvo is made by Yanmar, so I guess Chris just skipped the middle man. lol
@@azwrenchmaster5334 Whaaat ? Volvo made by Yanmar ? u sure ?
@@emilkovachev8940 I exaggerated Emil, but for sure the engine is Yanmar and possibly the hydro pump.
Whats the type of trailer is that at 4:25?
I bought a SKF ball bearing, which was manufactured in Korea.
Where in Pa are you from? I am from Western Pa 70 miles North of Pittsburgh. Nice machine Chris you will never go home now. Thanks for sharing your videos. Ed
One thing u forgot to mention is the high and low travel speed selector button on the tip of the dozer control lever. Nice video and really nice Vio55! I have aVio35 and LOVE IT
I have seen the skid steer mini excavators in NYC there was a really good operator on them
Nice machine Chris.. My son wants a mini also....
Well now, if you're going to buy a mini excavator you won't go wrong with a Yanmar. I like that cab style,..great for narrow and close work places , like foundation work etc.
The 8 toner is good but i like your machine
That thing is nicer inside than most of the trucks I've owned.
That was some great improvising.
What was your opinion of the Volvo 290 and what year was it? Would you say this would be a good excavator for a farm that has several ponds to build? Would this be a much better excavator than a 225 cat.?
Just wondering why it wasn't delivered on a lowboy like all other heavy equipment? This really seems odd. I don't think they were afraid of it getting rained on.
Fast thumbs are awesome, no more waiting for the dang thing!
did they ever redesign it to swing with the joystick? that foot control looks like it would get tiresome.
and here we see the miracle of life.. the baby excavator being born from moma ;)
But the excavator is coming out of a truck.
Yo Momma so big......
@@jbbuzzable lol
@@ckc3166 but its being delivered ;)
@@MrScotttraynor lol nice one
Congratulations on the new aqupment man hope to see lots of videos on it
Sweet new mini! How do you slow down the hydraulic flow to the thumb or any specific hydraulic function???
David Baker
The valve has a flow rate screw
With a YANMAR you have to be good enought to keep up to the controls, not slow the controls down to you,😂😂
I am looking to start a little excavation business here in Utah. Do you like the YANMAR? Should I get the excavator first or the skid steer? Or do I really need both of them together to get started?
Great choice! Awesome pice of equipment.
Awesome equipment Chris
Are you going to put that new multi angle bucket on that one?
i think that bucket belongs to his uncial
@@arnoldromppai5395 I'd bet the mini does to. chris owns the JD TLB and the tractors, I think his uncle owns everything else they use for the business.
Congrats on the new machine
Question for you Chris? Which part of Pennsylvania is tim from?? I’m from central Pennsylvania and you don’t have two things from Pennsylvania you have three counting your backhoe!! Lol RSC was located in Hollidaysburg Pennsylvania lol
Too cool. I bet the passer byes we’re going ,, huh,now that’s something you don’t see everyday. Wonder why he has to use a trailer to dig from?? God bless and peace from Virginia. 🚜🚜
50 open feet of trailer and no one at the dealership ever thought to toss in a couple of ramps?
oh well...maybe next time at least that driver will ....enjoy your new toy!!
What kind of exterior lighting is on there? I'd load it up with led spot lights and flood lights if not already equipped. Extend your working hours, plus look like a UFO!
Can’t wait to see some work videos of this machine!
I’ve hauled several on a flat bed but I have to say that’s a first for seeing them hauled in a dry van! Y’all retiring the old yanmar to the farm or 2 mini operation now?
Have you run a brush cutter or mini mulcher on this unit yet? If so, what are your thoughts? Wandering how the power management does with the flow to a brush cutter when swinging or functioning the boom
What are those extensions that are piggy-backed on top the three arm cylinders?
I have heard nothing but good about Yanmar excavators. What do you think of it now that you have had it for a little while?
I haul them all the time like that , but they are normally orange !
Man you have the coolest toys!
I wish I could afford to but myself an expensive Christmas excavator, or expensive anything. By the way, can you play that Yamaha? Is it a six string, or twelve? Does it double as a trail bike? 😆🤣😂
Noisy cab should be silent
that beeping is obnoxious and annoying. if it was mine, safety feature or not, it must go. yes, it lets people around you know the machine is moving, but it's only a craw. the machine isn't sneaking up behind someone unsuspecting. the boom and cab rotation are probably more dangerous for people near by, but those don't get an annoying beep.
I hate loads like this.. you get there no dock.. bit love getting it right off.. some place wait till you get there to come up with a plan..
And new cup holders!!! Did you get the "new car" (mini) smell too?
You got that just for the new rotating/angle bucket attachment didn’t ya!?