My NEW EXCAVATOR ATTACHMENT IS LIFE CHANGING! (NOX TILTROTATOR)
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- čas přidán 11. 05. 2023
- Using my new Excavator attachment on my SANY SY80 on a interesting drainage job! I love this attachment because it allows me to shape Dirt Perfect at any angle!
I love the video. I did turn the volume down for the music and then had to raise it back up to hear you talk.
Thank you for watching sir! And appreciate the comment. I’ve gotten a new mic since this video and try to balance my audio a bit better! Check out some of my other videos! Will be more coming soon as well when the weather finally brakes and I get back to steady working!
@@diggingwithdylan9092 i actually did see that next video installing electrical lines, with the new mic, and it's great, and also that little dab of music in that video was fine. Enjoyed watching that video about like watching Camarata, letsdig18. Keep up the great work. Subbed
@@bobvincent4841 thank you sir! Really appreciate it
Beautiful machine! 👍👍
Thank you sir !
new sub here ... I see that ur pretty Swifty with that tilt bucket .... like the videos bud 👍🏼👍🏼 keep em coming Sir
That machine just keeps impressing me 👍🏻
Same here buddy ! Appreciate you watching!
That turned out good. I was afraid u wasn’t going to find enough good dirt to put back on the one side when you pulled out that rock beside the driveway on the first scoop
You're pretty adept at that NOX work!
Thank you sir ! Appreciate you watching!
@@diggingwithdylan9092 No problem! Where are you located? What does the NOX price run there?
@@dakotac69wgs middle TN they run around 45-50k with everything I got
Thanks, I appreciate your answers. I like your use of the time lapse, both onboard and outside with explanations in between. Music is good too. Keep up the good work!
@@dakotac69wgs thank you sir ! Really appreciate the feedback and you watching !
Great looking machine!
A few questions.
This is without knowing your history or seeing any other videos
1. Is the Sany your first machine by that brand, if so, what did you have before and how do they compare?
2. How hard was the implementation of the tilt/rotator/grabber/Hyrd quick connect ect into the Sany? Do some machines work better with that implementation? Or are they all the same, have to be retrofitted with different joysticks etc.
3. How are you marketing to get different work for the tilt rotator? It seems you’re much more versatile with it, but how does that change the TYPE of business you do or can get? And do you have a different marketing or selling strategies get to potentially get higher paying jobs that you wouldn’t have tried before?
Just curious on if you’ve had it long it enough to see different type of work come in. Thanks!! Love the videos!!
Really appreciate you watching! And thanks for the comment ! I love interacting with my viewers!
1.
The Sany is my first brand new machine! But I have owned lots of machines before it. First maching at 16 years old was a 1997 bobcat 763. Then I got a bobcat 331 excavator shortly after. Since then I have owned a IHI NX35 mini ex. A Kubota kx91-3 mini ex. A bobcat T190 skidsteer a bobcat 951 skidsteer and my current skidsteer is a mustang MTL20. Other machines I’ve owned are a Cat 943 track loader. Case 580L backhoe. John Deere 550b dozer.Currently I have the Sany excavator the mustang skidsteer. A 951c track loader and the kubota Mini Excavator. None of my other machines up to this point have really been comparable to the Sany SY80. I did a lot of research on the company and have met a lot of the great guys involved with them and am very glad I made the decision to go with them! My opinion on it is because they are still fairly new to the American equipment scene they are a lot more hungry and work harder to have a relationship with their customer unlike some of the big names who just know they are gonna make sales because of their name!
2.the tiltrotator installation is included in the purchase usually and it is a pretty extensive process! To get all the options I wanted and the gripper we did have to upgrade the factory joysticks. For the most part the installation is the same for most machines!
3. I have been very fortunate to make a lot of valuable relationships in my local area. I stay covered up with work without any advertising just word of mouth. People I know are already seeing how much value I’ve added with the tiltrotator and the work is flowing in! The speed that I’ve gained helps me knock out more projects and still get a better finished product ! I think that for now I will continue like I am doing with no advertising and people are going to see me working and I think that’s going to be enough to keep me rolling for now! I am very greatful for my situation and I try my best to treat people fair and do the best job I can within someone’s budget!
Hope I answered everything for you ! Thanks again for watching ! Really appreciate it !
I like the NOx system with out the tilt cylinders. That is some rough material, have you considered a sorting bucket to screen material on site?
Yes I have ! That would be really handy ! Unfortunately every attachment is a few thousand bucks at least! So it’s gonna be a while before I start buying more! But something like that is definitely on the list. Thanks for watching and I appreciate the comment !
@@diggingwithdylan9092 I'm thinking of making one. I have one from Steelwrist, not sure who makes if for them but it doesn't do what I want it to do. Well it does screen but rocks get stuck between the tines, which run from the cutting edge back, not across the bucket. the tines are 3/8" thick x2" flat stock and the rocks get stuck between the tines. but a round tine only has the gap between the rounds for the rock to squeeze through. Some buckets have the round tines welded in, my design would have loose round tines running across the bucket, and they would be loose so they can rattle freely. There is a rattle bucket out there that has a cam activated system that wobbles the tines, which I get to use for a company that I work with, I think one similar as I described would work well and come in cheaper than a new bucket. Some shop with a cnc plasma cutter could cut pieces easily.
@@timberdoodles4647 yeah a cnc plasma table is on my to get list one day
@@diggingwithdylan9092 There are a few shops near by that have them, its a bit much for me but I want some parts cut on one for sure.
Are you still liking your nox? I’m hearing mixed reviews on them
@@EliteLawnCareLandscaping I am happy with the performance of it. It’s really strong and has held up well! The only issues I’ve had out of it are quality control issues from the factory and so far from my experience they are lacking pretty bad on the customer service end. They don’t get in to big of a hurry to fix their warranty issues that should never be a problem to begin with if they did their job before the left the factory. That being said I have been extremely happy with how it handles and performs nothing has broke due to normal use it’s been quality control issues. I plan to make a detailed video on my experience from start to finish with it so far! A lot of my opinion is going to be based on how they handle this most recent issue. I should have it back in my hands soon
@@diggingwithdylan9092 thanks for the feed back. I just ordered one for my bobcat E42. Primarily because their North American headquarters is about 10 minutes from me. You are the only one on CZcams I can find actually using one of these. There are other videos but only from companies selling them
@@EliteLawnCareLandscaping honestly if you’re that close to them it will make all my kind of issues way simpler! Did you order directly from Nox? If so that’s a big advantage too. I have my dealer and Sany as middle men between me and Nox and it greatly complicates the process
@@diggingwithdylan9092 I ordered it through a local dealer - our rep from Nox here pretty much said we had to
Did you have a dealer for the rotator local?
I went threw my Sany dealer. Sany is partnered with Nox
@diggingwithdylan9092 I got you, I have a 331G now but looking to go a little larger. Been looking at the sany 50