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thank You

Thank You Jay

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Would need to be large enough to turn a truck and RV around, about 60' across

total took me a Day to do the excavation, it was 1200 ft, 3ft deep. It's different for everyone, you have to figure in your overhead, and where your margins would need to be make to make a profit. When I filmed that video my overhead was fairly low, I had only two machines and one trailer, and one old truck. I was renting a space at a storage facility, Now we have 4 and multiple trucks and trailers and a Shop that we work out of.

probably about an 80 percent savings

the customer layed out the spots, I can't recall. they have 10 acres and 60 spots approximately .

Thank You, Near Quinlan, Texas

near Quinlan Tx

they have 10 acres and 60 spots approximately . not sure, many factors are involved, we just did the rock and the dirt work

Nice area, its grow alot

Near Quinlan, Texas

they have 10 acres and 60 spots approximately .

The customer hired an electrician for that phase of the project.

sorry, its been a while, the customer layed the sites out and we graveled the spots

Texas

unfortunately on these machines, the manufacture did give any financing incentives at that time when I purchased this unit.

Only a hydraulic cylinder leak and I replaced the seals, it was a great machine overall.

we will work on that

Yes, absolutely

To fucking much

around 100k

great, strong little machine and very reliable

@@txexcavation9968 awesome thanks have a good Christmas

Merry Christmas to you Matt!

Amazing

We have a great welder that does them for us, his name is Hugo

Plenty of power for this class of machine, and easy to tow with my 3/4 ton truck. I was also a little torn between the 50 and the 35, however due to budget and weight, this was the right choice for me. I mostly dig clean ditches, set small culverts, some grading, and it fits very well areas with limited access.

Hello Arnold, we still have the yanmar vio35 , just started putting videos out again recently... thanks for watching

yes, I bought the VIO 35-6 and I have 1000 hrs on it now. I need to do an updated review

Yes, Thank you Kapper Outdoors. Sorry for the delayed response. keep up the good work, love your channel!

Eric, thank you for the response. Lol, We are blessed to have some good areas, with dirt but there’s also some rocky areas up north of us and West around the DFW.

Eddy, the vio35s start at about 39k and if you add options, thumb, angle, can they go up from there.

i think it was the operator on the Cat 305, i have rented a Cat 305 many times and love it, it fast and lots of power over any other i have rented of the sailer size, there nothing jerky with the bucket on the 305. the 305 would rip though rock hard red clay like nothing, were another rental of a little bigger size had a hard time

Johndeercat98, I’ve Operated about most of the popular brands of excavators and I was pleasantly surprised of how smooth the Yanmar really is. The only time it really gets bouncy is when I put the tilt grading bucket on, It’s not really even that bad I think that could be corrected with the added counterweight option it weighs like 300 like pounds.

Thank you Michael, I am excited about growing the channel, I appreciate the encouragement. What is the name of your channel? Take care , and I wish you much success with your channel !

@@txexcavation9968 My channel is my name. thank you for the reply. take care and stay safe.

yes very smooth and responsive, a bit noisy if your on the phone, however after a little while you forget about the engine noise.

Gene, thank you. This is my second vio35, I had a 2009 with about 4000 hours on it when I sold it. The only reason I sold it is, because I wanted to enclosed cab. I’ve never had any problems with either of the 35’s that I have owned, seems Very smooth, responsive, and quick. The Build quality seems on on point, And as far as the size of the machine it is great for what I’m using it for mostly small jobs, in tight, spaces. Times I feel like I need a 50 when I get into bigger jobs but it’s perfect really for what I’m mostly doing and it’s about 30% less in cost.

@@txexcavation9968 I'm really in the same spot. I am 50 / 50 on the VIO35 and the VIO50. I can't decide what I want to do.

Watch Excavating 320's walkaround of his Gehl Z35, which is the same relation to Yanmar as Chevy is to GMC.

czcams.com/video/zzBq2Q-WQEc/video.html

It’s not terribly loud, but you do hear the engine noise, It is located like right under the Operator seat.

yes definitely needed some practice, this was my second time running pilot controls, fist day on the new machine. I was use to the hand foot set up, but now I wouldn't go back.

Bobcat Ron, great observation. Yes! Took those decals off the front windshield like after the first week because they were obstructing my view.

I know prices are different between dealers, and also depends on region, shipping costs etc,

great power, very reliable, good value

T N, yes the yanmar has good power, quick, and very responsive.

Rich, It’s just personal preference really. for me the Yanmar 35 was at the Right price point and I have an old three-quarter ton truck that I pull it with and it pulls it great if I put the 50 on there it would be too heavy. But on the other hand the 50 has the extra power and weight when you need it.

@rich haislip Did you decide? I'm in the same position.

Richard Arieta not yet but i tried the 50 and found it underpowered and for the size might as well go to the 55. So im either vio55 sv40 or tak tb250-2. My gut says vio55

VIQAN, yes great machines, no complaints here.

Troy, thank you for the feedback

Troy Meredith, good idea about keeping the top soil separate.

I like to put it on the other side all together. Topsoil on one side fill on the other.

It’s holding up great, they are great machines

Buffalostate1, They start at about 39k