Hey Andrew, thank you for doing this review of our Tilt Grading Bucket! - Just so you know, your feedback has not fallen on deaf ears here at Rhinox, and the information you have shared is not only valuable to your viewers and subscribers, but it will also be used to help us develop the product and our services further, as they are all very valuable points! Thank you again!
hey thanks so much for watching! I appreciate that you guys are taking the feedback in the spirit that it was meant for. I really do like using it, and it makes me more productive every time I put it on the machine. thank you again....pinning your comment so viewers can see that you guys engaged me as a customer on this.
@@mikewhittemorejr If you've got large areas to shape, then we would definitely recommend the 48" version, however if you are doing small and tight intricate shapes, then the 36" would definitely be the better option. Weight would also be another consideration, as the 48" version is a heavier bucket! Sorry @DirtAndRocks - Hope you don't mind us using your comment section! 😅
Excellent review. I've also had a good experience with Rhinox with ordering buckets for our Bobcat E50. Well-built and good value in my opinion. I'm glad to have found your channel and I'll be following your content. Thanks for explaining things well, it makes a huge difference to us new equipment operators and business owners.
I have some vids queued up with me using the idig with some amount of explanation . I need to try and put something more comprehensive together though. Will definitely add it to the list. Thanks for watching!
Really dig your videos. Your review is very informative and organized in your thoughts and flow. Glad to have found your channel. Wish you the best of luck with this.
I got their 12" tooth bucket with xchange for my e42 and the slightly looser fit was my only complaint as well. I did have to go back and tighten the teeth on it once or twice but that's to be expected when taking down trees as much as I do. Otherwise good company that sends out a good product. I wish I could see more sales more often as I am looking at that tilt bucket myself. Maybe even sending a coupon code to previous purchasers would be nice. 😃
no, I don't know the exact specs on it, and Rhinox doesn't seem to publish that, but I would guess around 1/4 to 1/3 of a CY and it probably weighs 350 pounds. I compared it to other buckets that look dimensionally similar to come up with that. Thanks for watching!
4 foot all the way for grading and forming work. I have a 3 foot grading bucket that doesn't tilt, and I only use it now if I expect harder digging conditions. The 4 footer is just wicked productive in my opinion
I priced a bucket for my machine through Rhinox UK for about $450. They sent me to Rhinox US and the price was just under $2200! Almost 1700 for shipping? Nope! When I called and asked why, I was told shipping and “the going rate” was reason for the cost difference!! The going rate?.?? I got prices from other companies in the UK and other countries with a shipping cost of approximately $600! I don’t mind trying to make a profit, but they are gouging in my opinion! I would not buy from Rhinox
Hey Andrew, thank you for doing this review of our Tilt Grading Bucket! - Just so you know, your feedback has not fallen on deaf ears here at Rhinox, and the information you have shared is not only valuable to your viewers and subscribers, but it will also be used to help us develop the product and our services further, as they are all very valuable points! Thank you again!
hey thanks so much for watching! I appreciate that you guys are taking the feedback in the spirit that it was meant for. I really do like using it, and it makes me more productive every time I put it on the machine. thank you again....pinning your comment so viewers can see that you guys engaged me as a customer on this.
This is the reason why I am dealing with Roger Claringbold currently about ordering one. I'm stuck between the 36" and 48" tilt bucket
I am a fan of the 48 personally
@@mikewhittemorejr If you've got large areas to shape, then we would definitely recommend the 48" version, however if you are doing small and tight intricate shapes, then the 36" would definitely be the better option. Weight would also be another consideration, as the 48" version is a heavier bucket!
Sorry @DirtAndRocks - Hope you don't mind us using your comment section! 😅
Glad to have you hear, and I love that you guys are so engaged with your customers. stop by anytime @Rhinox-Group 😀😀
Good review on the bucket. I think everyone with a excavator should own one of those if they do finishing work. Great video. Thanks for sharing.
Totally agree, it has been a big step up for us. Thanks!
Excellent review. I've also had a good experience with Rhinox with ordering buckets for our Bobcat E50. Well-built and good value in my opinion. I'm glad to have found your channel and I'll be following your content. Thanks for explaining things well, it makes a huge difference to us new equipment operators and business owners.
thanks for watching and thanks so much for the kind words :)
Thank you so much for the excellent review. You hit on everything I was in question about. I am in full search mode now
Awesome, glad you found it useful :)
Thank you for this review. I have the same excavator and have been eyeing a tilt bucket. Would you also make a video of your iDig system? Thanks again
I have some vids queued up with me using the idig with some amount of explanation . I need to try and put something more comprehensive together though. Will definitely add it to the list. Thanks for watching!
Nice review and set up.
Glad you enjoyed it, thanks!
Your time spent on this video is appreciated and was helpful. thanks!
Thank you very much for watching!
Really dig your videos. Your review is very informative and organized in your thoughts and flow. Glad to have found your channel. Wish you the best of luck with this.
Thanks so much for the feedback! Glad you found us too :)
Thanks for the video. Looking at this tilt and the mongo and diesel. Trying to decide now. Thanks again for the info.
Glad it helped, thanks a bunch for watching :)
Would love to have that setup
I waited waaaayyy too long to get that bucket. Thanks for watching!
I got their 12" tooth bucket with xchange for my e42 and the slightly looser fit was my only complaint as well. I did have to go back and tighten the teeth on it once or twice but that's to be expected when taking down trees as much as I do. Otherwise good company that sends out a good product. I wish I could see more sales more often as I am looking at that tilt bucket myself. Maybe even sending a coupon code to previous purchasers would be nice. 😃
great suggestion. I have a feeling @Rhinox-Group will see it :)
Nice bucket.. Do you use any type of grad assistance on your equipment?
Yes we do. We have a GL412N grade laser and we also have the Idig 2D system on the KX040
I would like to know more about the idig
we are working on some idig specific material. stay tuned!
Nice review!
Thanks so much for watching!
just curios do you know how much that bucket weighs and the capacity. Thanks
no, I don't know the exact specs on it, and Rhinox doesn't seem to publish that, but I would guess around 1/4 to 1/3 of a CY and it probably weighs 350 pounds. I compared it to other buckets that look dimensionally similar to come up with that. Thanks for watching!
@dirtandrocks, would you order the 4' bucket again or would you go 3'? I'm gonna order one but I'm stuck between the two.
4 foot all the way for grading and forming work. I have a 3 foot grading bucket that doesn't tilt, and I only use it now if I expect harder digging conditions. The 4 footer is just wicked productive in my opinion
I priced a bucket for my machine through Rhinox UK for about $450. They sent me to Rhinox US and the price was just under $2200! Almost 1700 for shipping? Nope! When I called and asked why, I was told shipping and “the going rate” was reason for the cost difference!! The going rate?.?? I got prices from other companies in the UK and other countries with a shipping cost of approximately $600! I don’t mind trying to make a profit, but they are gouging in my opinion! I would not buy from Rhinox
thanks for watching. I am not affiliated with Rhinox, so I am afraid I don't have any answers or recourse for you
@@DirtAndRocks no problem. Just wanted to let you and everyone else that you can get quality buckets without paying the Rhinox rates
that year 2023 tilt bucket only has one tilt hydraulic ram, others have two hydraulic rams.
Thanks for watching and commenting :)