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Zacchero Construction
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Registrace 12. 04. 2024
Hi, I'm Wyatt Zacchero, owner/operator of Zacchero Construction LLC in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. We do residential retaining walls and concrete work in the spring/summer/fall months, and interior renovations (bathrooms/kitchen renovations, and basement finishing) in the winter months.
Towing my Kubota SVL 75-2 to my next job
Enjoy this cab view as I tow my SVL75-2 to my next job.
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KUbota KX057-5 going for a ride
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Enjoy this view from the cab while I move my machine from the job I just finished to the next project.
KX057-5 with Engcon EC206 tearing out old driveway and loading RAM 5500 dump truck (part 3)
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KX057-5 with Engcon EC206 tearing out old driveway and loading RAM 5500 dump truck (part 3)
KX057-5 with Engcon EC206 tearing out old driveway and loading RAM 5500 dump truck (part 2)
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Started raining so I moved the gopro inside the cab.
KX057-5 with Engcon EC206 tearing out concrete driveway and loading RAM 5500 dump truck (part 1)
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KX057-5 with Engcon EC206 tearing out concrete driveway and loading RAM 5500 dump truck (part 1)
Versa Lok Wall Build
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I wasn't going to post this because, well, a lot of the video is missing. Apparently the gopro batteries don't last very long. Guess I'll be buying a few more batteries so it can actually record a full day timelapse. I'll get the hang of this thing eventually!
Capping off a Versa Lok retaining wall
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Capping off this Versa Lok retaining wall.
KX057-5 with Engcon and RAM 5500 digging out for new retaining wall
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New wall coming soon!
Cutting down a slope using the Kubota KX057-5 with Engcon
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We'll be replacing the driveway as part of this project. Originally the homeowners wanted a wall here but we were able to save them a bunch of money by talking them into just cutting the slope down some so it's easier to mow.
KX057-5 with Engcon tearing out a large tree stump
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I don't usually keep the Engcon on when doing stuff like this but I was in a hurry and didn't feel like dealing with the hydraulic lines. Enjoy.
Husky HVLP spray gun
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Recently purchased a Husky HVLP spray gun for some projects I'm working on and wanted the nicer finish a spray gives versus brushing/rolling. Never used one before this. It says all over the manual not to use with latex paint, but I thinned it down some and this sprayer has handled it with zero issues. Very pleased with it so far.
Just pull the material up infront of the blade and scoop it up.
Il a du très beau matos mais il c’est pas s’en servir pour cassé une petite dalle il faut coincé avec la lame bulle
Way to go Pittsburgh!!
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I think your the only person i have seen using the Engcon digging bucket. I just mostly use the Grading bucket for almost everything and I I have a custom toothless trenching bucket for narrow work. Is that the 206b with QS40 on the bottom?
I like using the digging bucket for digging virgin material or tearing stuff out, I find the teeth helpful. Ya you got it, but I don't have the new model with EC Oil. They came out with that right after I bought mine
The rotating coupler is almost worth the price.......... Very handy!
It's extremely handy. Very expensive but man I don't even take my skid loader to most jobs anymore unless it's in the back of someone's house and I can't get my truck in to load it. I honestly don't know how I ran my KX040-4 for 5 years without one, but I never had one before so I didn't know what I was missing! Makes an excavator so much more productive.
Please show your camera setup
It's just a gopro with a suction cup mount
I could literally watch this all day sir. Fantastic videos.
Ive been an operator for 26 years. Local 18, Cleveland Ohio. This is not at all how i would have dug out for this wall, but thats ok. I am thinking that you are relatively new to excavating? Stick with it bro...its a cool biz to be it. I have worked in 13 States, in every machine imaginable, on every type of project imaginable. And the 57 is a nice mini...got NO USE for that rotator tho! But im old school...
I've been running mini excavators and skid loaders for about 10 years roughly. Just got the tilt rotator last year. Honestly, I'll never own another excavator without one. For just straight excavating or site work, it's not necessary at all. But for what I do, which is strictly residential work, it's invaluable.
@ZaccheroConstruction Sounds good brother. Stick with it, and make that money. Remember to always call in those utilities, and STAY SAFE.
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Great, well done!
Use the tiltrotator more, use the big bucket to cut a nice edge, then use the cabelbucket to clean....
No...leave that stupid tilt/rotator garbage back at the shop... Completely unnecessary when digging. It has its place on SOME grading applications...but not here.
great video whats the largest exavator u run?
This KX057-5 is my only excavator.
Good stuff! Great job! Your head was in the way most of the time and a little music would help.
Thank you. This was the first time I ever used a GoPro, I'll have to play around where to mount it to give a better view. Music is tough because it seems CZcams will flag it for copyright a lot of times but I'll look into it. Thanks for the feedback!
@@ZaccheroConstruction Personally, I'd rather hear the machine than music. Not much room on the right side to dig. Good job!
@@mcpiddler1135 a majority of the stuff I'll post are either timelapses or sped up real time videos, so you wouldn't hear the machine. Maybe I'll do a few short videos that aren't sped up. Thanks for the compliment and suggestion!
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Good skill there, too bad customer didn't contract you to install a retaining wall there.
They wanted one, but they only wanted to go about 12-18" tall. I think walls like that look stupid. Why spend the money on a wall and still have a slope above it to maintain? I talked them out of it. If they had it in the budget to do a 3-4' tall wall I would've been all in.
@@ZaccheroConstruction Solid advice for the homeowner. When the money permits, I'm sure they will call you back.