mini excavator brands A discussion thread about the compatibility of buckets for different mini excavators, especially Kubota and Takeuchi models. Users share their experiences, opinions and tips on pin dimensions, quick couplers and attachment methods. 5761 Mini Digger is a Creator set released in January of 2011. The set includes 56 pieces. The set can be built into three different models, a Mini Digger, an Off-Roader, and a Tow Truck. It's recommended for children aged 6 through to 12.
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which mini excavator to buy
A discussion thread where users share their opinions and experiences on different brands and models of mini excavators. See the pros and cons of Takeuchi, Kubota, Cat, Yanmar, Hitachi and more. Besides, most mini excavator brands are pretty darn good so it mostly becomes a Ford, Chevy, Dodge kind of thing. Best advice would be to narrow your definition on what you plan to do with it, weigh how important the dealer relationship is to you and demo all of the brands you narrow it down to. A discussion thread about the compatibility of buckets for different mini excavators, especially Kubota and Takeuchi models. Users share their experiences, opinions and tips on pin dimensions, quick couplers and attachment methods. But I have had on s185. The S185 has Lots of power/flow and strength but a mini reaches and controls hammer so much better. I would not waste time w hammer on skidsteer. But I am mainlyrics excavator operator. Now size wise/ model sc16/Hb680 is likely ideal size for your mini x, but it's tool chisel is too narrow.
Wow I am surprised you say that about the kobelcos. I have ran them all and they run so much faster and smoother then any other machine I have ran. I have ran all brands with the exception of komatsu. I have time on deere 120s 200s 270s and 350s and they seem to run so much slower then the Kobelcos. Just imagine if that chinese excavator makes it here, opens up shop and sells the same sized equipment for 0,000 less then the competition!!!! Then add dealer support with parts on hand. They will make a killing and the other brands will have to seriously rethink their prices, which are way too expensive anyway. I honestly don't comprehend any of the responses in this thread. I'm prolly buying a 3.5 ton excavator from cael for k cdn. Seems to be shortage of mini excavator in Canada. Could get vio305b for kcdn with 4000 hrs but very rusty. It's being sold by a dealer.
Older Deere mini-excavators were made by Yanmar, but are currently repainted Hitachis (with other tweaks as well). Case's small, medium, and large machines are NOT Kobelcos, but are rather Sumitomos (with Link-Belt). Kobelco makes the NH line for North America; Fiat produces the NH line for Europe. The bigger the attachment, and the more you need to reach, the bigger the machine needed. In general I think you need a 6-9 ton mini excavator, but a 5 ton may also do the job. I would get air conditioning/enclosed cab, and stick with major name brands like a Deere G50, G60, Kubota KX057, Takeuchi TB260, Cat 305, etc The only thing that the mini/skid combo can do, that the tlb can't, is dig in tighter access areas (though the mini is not much narrower than the tlb, maybe 12") and in situations that you MUST have full rotation of the digging machine. If your primary market is small residential or landscaping than that will make the mini/skid even more appealing. A discussion thread where users share their opinions and experiences on different brands and models of mini excavators. See the pros and cons of Takeuchi, Kubota, Cat, Yanmar, Hitachi and more.
Besides, most mini excavator brands are pretty darn good so it mostly becomes a Ford, Chevy, Dodge kind of thing. Best advice would be to narrow your definition on what you plan to do with it, weigh how important the dealer relationship is to you and demo all of the brands you narrow it down to. A discussion thread about the compatibility of buckets for different mini excavators, especially Kubota and Takeuchi models. Users share their experiences, opinions and tips on pin dimensions, quick couplers and attachment methods. But I have had on s185. The S185 has Lots of power/flow and strength but a mini reaches and controls hammer so much better. I would not waste time w hammer on skidsteer. But I am mainlyrics excavator operator. Now size wise/ model sc16/Hb680 is likely ideal size for your mini x, but it's tool chisel is too narrow.
Wow I am surprised you say that about the kobelcos. I have ran them all and they run so much faster and smoother then any other machine I have ran. I have ran all brands with the exception of komatsu. I have time on deere 120s 200s 270s and 350s and they seem to run so much slower then the Kobelcos. Just imagine if that chinese excavator makes it here, opens up shop and sells the same sized equipment for 0,000 less then the competition!!!! Then add dealer support with parts on hand. They will make a killing and the other brands will have to seriously rethink their prices, which are way too expensive anyway.
I honestly don't comprehend any of the responses in this thread. I'm prolly buying a 3.5 ton excavator from cael for k cdn. Seems to be shortage of mini excavator in Canada. Could get vio305b for kcdn with 4000 hrs but very rusty. It's being sold by a dealer.
Older Deere mini-excavators were made by Yanmar, but are currently repainted Hitachis (with other tweaks as well). Case's small, medium, and large machines are NOT Kobelcos, but are rather Sumitomos (with Link-Belt). Kobelco makes the NH line for North America; Fiat produces the NH line for Europe.
The bigger the attachment, and the more you need to reach, the bigger the machine needed. In general I think you need a 6-9 ton mini excavator, but a 5 ton may also do the job. I would get air conditioning/enclosed cab, and stick with major name brands like a Deere G50, G60, Kubota KX057, Takeuchi TB260, Cat 305, etc
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Mini digger and driver hire cost. If you’re not planning to operate the machinery yourself, remember to factor in the cost of a driver as well. Expect to pay £270 per day on average for a driver. This is on top of the digger hire itself. Mini digger and dumper hire cost. When used together, mini-diggers and dumpers can speed up a project.
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