My goal is to reach your level of experience mate your control of the excavator and digging is master level mate i love how you have your dog in there.
Love this I’m the same man very picky with my work and it’s good seeing someone else young like me doing a mint job and loving what he does, would love yo pick ya brain man
I'm on day 2 of my certificate training. I have 20 years as a forklift operator. I can sink an eight ball with one. I'll be watching and learning from your tips. Thank you
Hey Dude!!!! I see you took my advice and trying out the Engcon, get a different attachment on the Claw, you need something wilder, trust me on this. Once one of the Agents finally make it out to you, you'll be amazed of how much more you'll get done. If some how you can let them I turned you onto this, maybe I can make some dollars for promoting their product. Try to have a Great day and remember what I told you, I wouldn't steer you wrong, Promise!!!
I just tend to hold the sticks real light in my hands and make small adjustments apposed to being real aggressive and holding the sticks tight. Patience and taking it easy whilst still being productive is where you wanna be.
You’d counter that digging into the ground by rolling out little bit more mate if that concerns u by time u pull in past 90degree arm set you won’t have dug in with the cutting edge
I agree, I cut with the bucket straight up and down but for a learning perspective where someone hasn’t mastered the feel of the sticks enough to the point where they’re digging holes, you cant argue having the bucket layed in helps that issue
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Good to see a fellow operator take pride in his work
My goal is to reach your level of experience mate your control of the excavator and digging is master level mate i love how you have your dog in there.
Love this I’m the same man very picky with my work and it’s good seeing someone else young like me doing a mint job and loving what he does, would love yo pick ya brain man
Appreciate it mate. Shoot me a message @kraftydigs on Insta, would be happy to help out!
I’d love to see some final trim videos.
Good On you mate , keep the videos coming 👍
You have it figured out for sure. Nice work
I'm on day 2 of my certificate training. I have 20 years as a forklift operator. I can sink an eight ball with one.
I'll be watching and learning from your tips. Thank you
Nice mate, killer job
Another awsome vid I'm learning lots 👍
So nice music choise, fits the video very well 🤘
Thanks mate your videos help
🤔oddly satisfying!!
Thanks for tips
Hey Dude!!!! I see you took my advice and trying out the Engcon, get a different attachment on the Claw, you need something wilder, trust me on this.
Once one of the Agents finally make it out to you, you'll be amazed of how much more you'll get done.
If some how you can let them I turned you onto this, maybe I can make some dollars for promoting their product.
Try to have a Great day and remember what I told you, I wouldn't steer you wrong, Promise!!!
Awesome!!!! Have the ticket but no one hire with no experience.... sad ...
Good stuff mate, what state are you in?
Canberra, ACT mate 👍🏻
hey what do you mean by lamination?
How do you stop the bucket from digging in every time you do the first cutt
I just tend to hold the sticks real light in my hands and make small adjustments apposed to being real aggressive and holding the sticks tight. Patience and taking it easy whilst still being productive is where you wanna be.
You’d counter that digging into the ground by rolling out little bit more mate if that concerns u by time u pull in past 90degree arm set you won’t have dug in with the cutting edge
I agree, I cut with the bucket straight up and down but for a learning perspective where someone hasn’t mastered the feel of the sticks enough to the point where they’re digging holes, you cant argue having the bucket layed in helps that issue
I can move dirt but you operate.
How did you create the file for the gps
Our surveyors create the model through their cad software
@@jaydenkraft thank you