@@davemalaspino9976 in the UK who invented the English language still use the term driver no matter if it steel tracks tyres or whatever the man was asking in previous comment what are kobelco digger (excavator) like to drive. not a grammar lesson from you
Awful machines... had a 270 kobelco zero tail swing on a job.. no stability in em very noisey awfully slow & horrible for gradeing with they only have one hydraulic pump & carnt cope with the flow.. cheap & nasty machine no one at the company liked driving it they had it from brand new was sold with 700 hours on bout 10months later 🤣...
Jan w going perpendicular to the tracks with a full bucket of wet dirt destabilizes the machine causing it tip. What is this spilling diesel you speak of?
Geo Thomas What we are using as a fulcrum in this case is rectangular(tracks) and the load can rotate on a radius, so there are varying levels of stability even if the relationship of the bucket to the center of the radius stays the same. So “over the side” is the least stable position the operator can position his bucket because it is the smallest distance between the fulcrum and the machines center of gravity.
Kobelcos are unreal machines
Idk who this guy is but is he looking for work!?? Holy crap 😮 those operating skills are amazing
Good Afternoon and Thank you for the video 👍😎🇬🇧.
Smooth controls and that makes you're like an expert
Awesome video !!
Good job
Great👍
He dont know... Look at hands on joystick how he catch hims.... He jumping on chair like inside tank when drive 🤣 smoothies control nowere
what kind of Digger is the one painted Black
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Never driven a kobelco, nor heard anything about them, any chance of a bit of a review
You don't drive a piece of heavy equipment you operate it you drive a car or truck
@@davemalaspino9976 in the UK who invented the English language still use the term driver no matter if it steel tracks tyres or whatever the man was asking in previous comment what are kobelco digger (excavator) like to drive. not a grammar lesson from you
@@davemalaspino9976 no one cares. We drive machines in the uk.
I worked kobelco sk 220, 235, 235 b now a new 270 good machine pefer it over Hitachi or Komatsu
what is that big aftermarket screen at the right
Amigos ese primer movimiento corriendo el material con la fuerza del giro daña el motor y el reductor 😢
BIS.
Soy de Barranquilla Colonia este es mi nuevo número estoy actualmente en Medellín colombia
Awful machines... had a 270 kobelco zero tail swing on a job.. no stability in em very noisey awfully slow & horrible for gradeing with they only have one hydraulic pump & carnt cope with the flow.. cheap & nasty machine no one at the company liked driving it they had it from brand new was sold with 700 hours on bout 10months later 🤣...
Zero tail swing for u.. shite
Its you pal..
Son máquinas caras las kobelcos 100% MADE IN JAPAN
Necesito contactarme con Jesús santos trabaja con esa empresa es cubano americano reside en Miami
Why do you bring the stick in after dumping the bucket and then out again ????? Spilling diesel
Jan w To give online experts like you something to complain about.
@@AwesomeEarthmovers hahaha yeah right, your are the best operator
Jan w going perpendicular to the tracks with a full bucket of wet dirt destabilizes the machine causing it tip. What is this spilling diesel you speak of?
@@pkoiva0 pfff bringing stick in after dumping bucket !!!!
Geo Thomas What we are using as a fulcrum in this case is rectangular(tracks) and the load can rotate on a radius, so there are varying levels of stability even if the relationship of the bucket to the center of the radius stays the same. So “over the side” is the least stable position the operator can position his bucket because it is the smallest distance between the fulcrum and the machines center of gravity.
I like hitachi, I hate komatsu, never driving kobelco
Komatsu better than korbelco
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What the paint 😂