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Hello, I‘m a Chinese manufacturer. Would you like to buy it from me?

Greetings from Scotland

yes

Lifting up to 160kg close to base will cause no problems. More than 160 kg will cause it to tip on left or right side when turning. Machine is capable to lift much more than it can be handled with its own weight.

Yes common sense and good friend always helps

No I haven’t experienced any thing like that and I have been on very steep banks and have had no problems The only thing that went wrong is the exhaust came adrift from the engine and split Have you tried reversing up hill to see if the position of the fuel tank in relation to the engine makes any difference If It does it my be the fuel pump or an air lock

It’s still going and all is well but i do go over most of the nuts and bolt’s checking them regularly

It’s a coop one cylinder diesel engine

Yes I am pretty sure they can

I changed the oil at 40 hrs or one year

@@stuartheather its perfect to do every 75hours or every roughly every forthnight.

I think it holds about 5 litres there is a glass tube on the side but is quite hard to see the fuel level I just fill it up at the start of the day when I do my daily oil levels checks

Now that sound like a great idea as you wouldn’t have to take of the side panels especially as I had to redo the job after missing the new oil filter didn’t come with the O ring on it 😩

@@stuartheather oh bugger, has happened to me on my motorbike… did the old filter you took out have any shavings or anything?

Yes very happy with it so far

Good luck with your new machine I would like to know how you get on

My single cylinder digger of Chinese origin is just 12 months old and the seller has replaced one ram, starter motor and the fuel pump and it’s only been in use for 250 hours. The ram was not faulty but it came with small rust pitting on the chrome, the starter motor became hesitant but still worked but the fuel pump failed. I have worked it on clay trenches, lifting sandstone blocks and pond clearance (lifting reeds with large root balls) plus other works. These are cheap and cheerful but they must be serviced as you say. The engine oil was changed at 100 hours Fuel filter hasn’t been changed. All grease points are done every day before use (10 minutes). We also go round with a spanner to secure the studs that generally vibrate loose when greasing. Ours use 25mm pins and we have made three of our own from mild steel, very cheap to manufacture. We are experimenting to see if the pins wear quickly rather than the locating holes/bushes What do you call a full service?

Hi sorry for the delay in answering the one I have is jus under 1ton

@@stuartheather appreciate the reply!

I wood like to see the post knocker in action as this would be a great tool for our small holding

I think you’ve gotten lucky getting that many hours out of the wind storm model. I had the XN10 model, blew the Changchai engine up within 100 hours, the slew motor blew a o ring out because the bolts were loose from factory. I than traded it in and got the newer style xn12-8 last year with the genuine kubota engine. So far the ignition switch gave out, a track has split and now the slew motor has just started leaking from the cog side at 140 hours. But hey you get what you pay for and despite the issues they weren’t super expensive to fix unlike a top brand machine like a cat or Komatsu or a bobcat.

@@stuartheather will try put a vid up of it

@@Ful-OGold I guess it’s luck of the draw with the Chinese diggers, I guess we were just lucky with ours, things will go wrong at some point but the system is so basic and simple they are easy to repair and maintain and luckily the supplier I got it from holds all parts in stock. Would still take the xn10 over the same size JCB as fined the nx10 operates a lot smoother.

@@jdg6541 you think the Chinese one is smoother than a JCB?

Hi sorry for the delay in responding I am in Scotland and it has a coop diesel one cylinder engine

Grab is great it took me a bit off figuring out the first time I fitted it

How did the warranty work out? Did they pick up the bill from a local shop?

@@dylanmunt4787 dealer sent new rams out I’ve had the old ones repaired so now got spare rams ready to go

I am just about to post a video of having the digger for a year . It was -10 degrees about 2weeks ago. I hadn’t started it for about 6 weeks,my one doesn’t have a glow plug so didn’t hold out much hope but surprisingly started up no problem. Only thing I would say it is quite slow when your tracking any distance but haven’t had any problems digs really well and for the price it’s great 👍

Yes all good starts and digs great

Hi David I have just about 50hr on the digger now and have had no problems . Just a tiny weep from one of the rams which seems to have stopped maybe just need to settle in. Starts and runs great it’s is a bit slow when moving from one location to another but Digs well. the controls are good and responsive just remember,it’s a low budget Machine but still better than buying a 10 /15 year old JCB with all its problems I will put a new video up shortly when I do it’s firs service Thanks Stuart

Hi sorry for the slow response I have had no problem starts great and runs well have now 50hrs on it and about to do its first service will post a video of how that goes shortly Thanks Stuart

Hi didn’t get a chance to see the digger before I ordered it and was pleasantly surprised by the Feel of the Machine when i got on it I have now done about 20hrs and all seem good, starts no problem from cold even in low temperatures I have been round most of the main bolts and haven’t found anything loose which is a big + I am planning another video soon just to show how I am getting on one thing is it is slow when I am tracking to and from what ever job I am doing on the small holding

@@stuartheather that's great news. I'm down in Jedburgh and Chester's a bit far to go for a look. I think I'm just going to bite the bullet and order one this week. W S power seem like a good company to deal with. I'll look forward the your next upload and thanks for taking the time to reply.

@@swampysprinter5921 no problem I am just south of Edinburgh if you fancy having a look. it is quite a big decision to bye something as much as this without see it . I can definitely recommend w s power

@stuart McGeachie Thats very nice of you to offer. I'm heading up to Tyndrum on Thursday morning and hope to be down around Edinburgh at 3pm ish. Would that time suit you? Thanks Russell

@@swampysprinter5921 yes I will be around at that time if your on Facebook you can private message me and will give you directions Stuart mcgeachie