How to Buy and Sell Heavy Equipment
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- How to Buy and Sell heavy Equipment. We cover the bases for skid steers, Excavators, front end loaders and other heavy construction equipment. What to look for when your in the market for a used Case, New Holland, John Deere, Bobcat or Caterpillar.
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Such a great tutorial stanely!!
For buy & sell heavy equipment and machinery, but I am very happy with the Sixti Solutions the way they helped to close the deal and save my time and money.
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Great information as always! Brad definitely knows what he's talking about!!
Lawn Care He is one smart guy. I really liked interviewing him.
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Operators manual can tell you what needs to be service depending on the hours of the machine.
I maybe missed it or maybe that machine doesn't have one but definitely check out the u joints between the motor and hydrostatic pump. It can cost a lot if you have to pay a shop to replace them not to mention if the spider gears are bad
hes trying to teach about guys trying to scam you into buying a abused machine and the mechanic is trying to point out warning sighs of a tired machine! i agree with both of them. trust me people will try anything to sell a fuck up machine!
Thank you!
OOPS, the look on your face when he said "when guys put the bucket on the ground and pick the front wheels up to push snow" was priceless, but I know you wouldn't do that though:) I had to watch a little more b4 I left so I made it to the 6min. Ok now have a great day.
Thank you and have a great day too!
Great video, as an operator looking to get into a landscaping/hardscaping and aggregate company these are great points for those of us who are more familiar with operating than mechanics.
can't even find a wheel skid down here in the South for real lol. I swear and I've been told by every dealer 93% of the loaders down here are tracked. I'm in the market for a skid steer and have been reviewing these videos for days but I think we will go new that way I know what a new machine should run like and later of we need more machinery I can hop in a used machine and hopefully feel and hear the difference
I was just listening to your podcast when you pop up on my phone notification, great video and awesome podcasts !
john garrod Thank you!
I'm enjoying watching your videos. I have a ton of hours on an 843 from back in my construction days, and now am thinking to get one to do some small side jobs.
Can you do a video on the lift arms....straight lift vs radial lift the pros and cons of each.
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+sstocker31 Thanks- I should look into that.
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Back file retainer wall, what is the first steps. Gravel, dirt and grass and seed. How deep of a whole do you want to back file before the wall needs come down? Sherman
The oil on my skid steers are always clean. But, I spend the extra bucks and run full synthetic oils in all my equipment and trucks.
I work on a farm and our bobcat is sitting at close to 9000 hours our worst problem yet is a line blew out. That and our exhaust blew up a few months ago and for some reason only goes 1/3 the speed now but still gets the chores done.
Ask for oil sample test results, make sure no metals are in the oils.... Engine, pumps and motors. some may have chain cases also. Metals in oil is bad... $$$$ I agree on that 4000 hrs.
What is the best way to label heavy machine assets like the buckets so that they can be tracked for rentals?
you really cant go by a seat, seen many with low hours and the seat is shot, simply because it had all its life a 400 LBS operator in it. seats all busted up, when I go look at a used machine, I take my engine compression gage with me, test all cylinder compression, I also take my hydraulic presser gage and do a presser test on the hydraulic system, if its low I adjust the relief valve to see if the presser comes up, with out doing this, you could end up popping the engine in a short time, witch is costly, same with hydraulic, you have a bad pump, they can run you from 3000.00 to 20,000, also smell all oils, if they smell burnt, walk away, take a good look at your oils, many people will add sawdust to the oils to stop leaks, stop nose and so on, I seen this a lot, a miss leading thing in this video is, it is not just simple as changing out a pin when you have movement in a joint, the pins are a lot harder heat treated and ground pin stock, so the bushings are going to be far more war out then the pins, and you have to do 1 of 2 things, line bore the bushings and press in new sleeves, or air arc the bushing out and install new bushings, using a long pin, that will go though all bushings, and a good welder that can weld the bushing in with out binding the lining shaft, I have done hundreds of these jobs in my 50 years on just about every type of equipment, be very careful buying used, if the owner will not let you do all these tests, walk away, its very bad news
Good advice! Thanks for sharing!
You can’t even spell pressure. What do you know?
About to my first skid steer kinda nervous I’m getting it from a bobcat dealer It’s a 2001 T190 with 2980 hrs on it any advice ? Or should I get a new Holland for 20000 with 1900 hrs on it
Great timing. Thank you
hollamby75 Hope it helps!
Great video, Stanley! Excellent information.
Aaron Reece Thank you!
Well said!
Thank you !
I have a 1983 D6D. LGP $ 15k
Excellent video and information!
Thanks!
I think you have good point there Stan. People hire meatheads who think they are nascar drivers and in actual reality they shouldn't be allowed on a big wheel?! Really great advice here and I only had %min to watch this morning. Thank you for this info I wouldn't have been able to tell you where to start on this bobcat. Also was curious if you had a chance to try out some benedryl for your alergies?? Ok have a good day:)
Cool, big thumbs up
wall2 Wall Thanks!
The seat indicates nothing. Most machines sit in the sun there hole life and the sun will crack seat. Most importantly pull hydraulic and engine oil samples and have them analyzed for ferrous metals. Pumps and motors are ur most expensive components. That is the best way to ensure that u wont b putting a bunch of money into a new purchase.
How are the bobcat t300s?
awesome video!
+cody decker Thank you:)
great video, im looking into a buying a kanga digger here in Australia. I was wondering if you could make a video like this for mini diggers.
A new seat in a old machine is like putting lipstick on a pig
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What about if your looking at a machine with well over 10,000 hours?
Move the equipment, show if you have big cut small cut over the track?
I don't think you have to do all axle seals when only one leaks,just the one that leaks,you could get hundreds of hours out of the other ones still
When one goes the other is usually close behind
In my experience the rears wear much quicker than the fronts, so I would at least do fronts or rears as a set. Its a bit of a pain to do, but doesnt cost much in parts.
I am working with a Property Management company and they want start own junk removal system.. How can we buy a Dumpter and special truck.
Awesome info Stanley
patugejv Thank you!
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Is there a certain threshold for the number of hours on a used machine? Perhaps a better question would be is there a range as far as hours where you get the most value for a used machine?
Yes- on average about 5,000 hours they start nickel and dimeing you to death and before 10,000 hours you are likely to have a major breakdown of some sort.
I like to tell customers that the size of the machine has a lot to do with how long the engine will last, and normally the larger engines last longer.
This is all common fcjing sense
Does it take much to convert the tracked ones to wheels?
Yes
Da uma olhada no CZcams no meu vídeo, é novo coloquei à poucos dias,é uma s175 "descendo bob cat"
This is fairly stupid unless you know nothing about machinery
You lost me at the bogus claim (@4:15) that an "uneducated operator" can bend the bucket tilt cylinders by plowing snow (or doing anything ) with the bucket rolled vertical and moving forward. Laws of Physics make this bending under extension absolutely impossible! There may be a VERY minute chance of bending a hydraulic cylinder in compression, but it would have to be an extreme case.
So, 99.99% of the time when a hydraulic cylinder gets bent it is from being physically hit by an object while extended.
Stick to your excavation videos. You are not bad at that.
Tom Novak if you knew what you were talking about you would know that the cylinders are easily bent in the situation that they are talking about. I’ve seen it, more than once. Stick with what you know before leaving a comment about something you know absolutely nothing about.