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I just bought a niche axle a week ago and the boot already ripped. How has yours held up?

Where did you teleport from at the end 10:00 mark

Coronado cherry is a must! Love California scents lol

They both have their place they’ll never be outdated and fully replaced, I grew up on a backhoe and run an excavator in Deere controls because of it, I can run both very efficiently but according to an idiot I work in inferior because I use outdated controls lol and our “outdated” backhoe has saved us for loading multiple times already this year

The best operator on youtube I've seen so far. Shhhhesh

Easy money 💰 and quick work with that setup! Nice work brother ✌️

Those mustangs are good machines

You put ol Randy Travis on it makes any video clip better than it could ever be! Digging up Bones always been a personal favorite of mine!

Looks like an "Earwig" bug mouth. How much was that attachment? Looks like there was some missing parts lying around. Front idler, sprocket ... how far did the Mustang drive off before failure?

I love machines. All machines.

Is that for a tree 🌳😅

Smart not hard 😁👍🏻

Love it taking pride in your work

Slick

Travis!!

We used a single fork welded to a blabk skod steer plate with a 2" ball welded at the end. Worked great, could do a set by yourself in under an hour

I ran a excavator for 10 years. Used ma y attachments but never once ever seen that grabber! I wanna play with one so bad!

Do y’all have a swag shop?

Looks good , who was the dealer you used in TN to get the NOX ? I’d love to keep the thumb on our bobcat

I love my 580SM it is a farm machine used regularly for digging lifting and loading. yes for just digging excavator is king but all around handy machine a backhoe is awesome. My option is Case leads in backhoe engineering and versatility, it does not feel like it is as big as it is in tight areas.

Can you do it with a standard bucket?

Still have it? How many hours? Any issues?

damn im rollin dawg

Thanks for answering me so fast. They are delivering it next week, same company that sold you yours

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Do you think it’s mandatory to have a counterweight if you do not have the rotator bucket? Keep in mind I live in West Virginia and work on very steep areas.

That's a nice looking ditch! That tilt rotator is the ticket for jobs like that. No need to reposition the manchine to go from one operation to the next. Good job sir! 👍 👍

Slick operating there man! Really cool pincers you have on the back of that swivel, never saw those before. Digging a ditch with no one shooting grade is a talent, nicely done!

Welcome Back!

Dylan, I am currently in the market for a tilt rotator and I am considering the Nox. Would you be willing to talk to me a little bit about yours? I know you've got videos on it but would love to hear from you directly.

Just curious what the specs on the trailer are

Great well done Dylan!

Every sany purchase supports the tyranical Chinese communist party!

There not out dated if you can't oford an escavater, I also can use it as skip loader, can't do that with that escavater, also that case can use many more atachments.

I see a lot of Sany and Sunward mini excavators for sale used, from 1.5 up to 8 ton. The thing that concerns me is that I have yet to see one (from memory over 3 years looking) with more than 1000 hours on it. The majority are for sale with under 500 hours, many under 100. This could reflect that they are newer to the market and that they are all being brought by people with personal "small" projects that they have completed, but you see pro's and rental company's selling them at low hours to, when they tend to keep more established/expensive brands for thousands of hours. Im not criticizing the machines and I have no reason to question their reliability or longevity based on my research. I just see a very strange pattern in their sales that Im trying to figure out while I am looking at whats the safest bet for me purchasing.

A true American 😂

Run what you want, can afford. I have found most of the negative comments from people who have never had to purchase any machines AND run a profitable business for any length of time. I had a Sany 8100 crane I bought out of Peachtree Georgia. CUmmins engine, Kawasaki pumps, all known good name components. It would chart as well as a 218 HSL LB. It's what I could afford and it was a good machine. I would buy another one if I needed to. Resale was low comparatively to other names but the savings was up front and warranty and service was top notch.

what kinda dollar ( ballpark) that run ya ? 70g ?

Exposed lines all over, the overhang is crazy. Chinese junk?

That is some tool. It can’t be cheap. But wouldn’t I love to have one.

I must say that I prefer you fast forward vids you have. If your long videos was fast forward too I would have watched them too and I think that many people would agree on that and you would be getting more subscribers 😉

The rotating bucket is magic.

Un artista della benna

When I win the mega millions lottery I’m buying 100 acres and one of those and I’ll just play in my big boy sandbox all day 😂

Nice video man 👍

Is the tilt rotator directly from Nox, or is it one of the versions from AMI (and I think there's another company that is selling them too.)?

Caterpillar has plants in china, Lewis

I have a sany 80 , it’s a stout digger and has great balance. The thumb cylinder has went out twice, the water pump and hydraulic junction block with only 300 hrs . The service is outstanding at equipment share where I bought it. 5 star with them , they come right out whenever I call them. I hate the small fuel tank , the Kubota 80 has about double the size one.

We're looking at a new SY80U with a Steelwrist. Is there anything you'd recommended in terms of options to add or stay away from? We're going to get a grapple instead of keeping the thumb. Thanks!

If you could only have one, which would it be.. I'm looking at the 90XT or 580L