80 year old retired farmer here, Used to do a lot of farm machinery auctions when metal was metal and not tin foil and plastic lol. Auctions were always fun for me!
A couple years ago I bought a Chinese excavator and I used it for one summer. It was amazing how much work I accomplished with the thing. It had a diesel engine on it and did everything I asked of it. Other then having some electrical issues and a track issue it got the job done. I have since upgraded to a bigger SANY SY35U so that I could use a mower for road ditches. If you have a tight budget and don't make your living with it I think it beats a shovel.
I have an AGT L12 mini excavator and so far it has been fantastic. I immediately changed the oil, hydro fluid, and added cooling fans. So far I have built a road in steep terrain into a spot I am wanting to plant an orchard, cleared and grubbed about 1/4 acre for the orchard, cleaned my ditches along the drive, cut and moved firewood, leveled a barn, dug footers for a cabin that I am building, and lots more stuff.
The best use case examples for those minis would be small excavation jobs like buried utilities around homes with existing landscaping. Foundation repair guys might also find them useful. The low weight and minimal ground pressure leaves less chance to do damage.
Thanks for sharing with us Mike, enjoyed the coverage you and Adam provided with us on the auction and equipment. Stay safe and keep up the good work. Fred.
Hello! 😊 l love the opening music, "We All Need Adventures" , Howard Harper-Barmes. Andrew Camarata has one of those little Chinese mini-ex'es. I was pretty impressed with what he could do with it and how well it held up to his abuse. Good auction coverage. Dealers and rental companies will come in to these and buy a whole lot of one item to resell or rent out.
Adam's truck is a beauty. I have a 2001 Ford F350 crewcab pickup, with the 7.3 Powerstroke, and 265,000ish miles. When we bought the truck, the plan was to replace it in 20+ years when I retired. Now, 22 years after buying it, I am not so sure I want to follow through on that plan. I like my old truck. As Adam said, it starts every time I need it to, and is still in pretty good condition. It is a little noisy, which is really the only reason why I would even think about a new truck....until I think about the pricing on the new ones.
Great tour of the auction Mike. I love my mini ex. I paid $3400 total for my Agro tek 12. it came with mech thumb, concrete breaker, rake and auger with 3" and 6" bit's All i can say is it has retired most of my shovels and it just plain fun to run. Thanks for the great content it goes great with a cup of coffee.
A lot of Chinese-made stuff works fine. I have three Chinese generators I purchased in 2001 that still start right up and run great. I ran one that puts out 5000 watts for five days straight, except to shut it off for refueling and then immediately restarting, during a power outage. I paid $300 for that generator. I purchased five generators in total. Gave two to family. All five generators are still running great. I’ve had to replace one short fuel line on one unit. I have a Chinese 52 cc chainsaw that cost $106 delivered to my door. I’ve cut down seven large trees and bucked them into firewood rounds. I could have thrown it away day one and still been ahead. I spent $4500 on tree crews before deciding to cut down dead or dying trees myself. My son has several stilh saws. He now has two of the 52cc Chinese chainsaws. He modifies the air filter and then retunes them. He cuts several cords of firewood a year. He heats with wood. Most tools and equipment sold today are made outside the USA. Kubota excavators are made in Japan. I would stay away from the mini excavators sold at auctions for $4000 to $5000. If anyone is serious about buying a cheap mini excavator, a Kymron mini excavator is $8000, but worth the difference in price. It comes with a hydraulic thumb and a counter weight. Replacement hydraulic Pump and drive motors for Kymron minis are available from USA sources. We live in a global economy. I buy products made all over the world. No other country in the world produces better weapons of war than the USA, but as far as tools, machinery, and electronics, most of it or some of the parts for it, comes from factories outside the USA.
HELLO MIKE. I own one of those tree and post pullers. It works great on my 35 hp tractor. I have pulled out 5 inch diameter trees. I lift and drive back and forth and the tree and root ball come out of the ground. I also own a cheap mini excavator which I also like. Very powerful. Very good for the price. Just that the travel speed is a little slow.
Good ole IH power can't be beat, one suggestion on your racking, there's holes where the rails hook on the uprights take the time to put a bolt in each one because they will pop out . speaking from experience,we have the same kind at work.
I own a Case 580 CK, and it makes a mess of the yard. The stabilizers leave 4-inch deep square holes in the yard and the wheels leave tracks, all of which I have to fix later. I want a mini excavator to work on my flower beds and landscaping without making a lot of other work for myself. I see a light Chinese excavator as a way of moving small amounts of dirt without shoveling it myself, those days are over for me. Great video, thanks.
We bought an AGT Industrial QH12 for $4,000 at a local auction. For occasional use they’re a decent machine. They have a surprising amount of power considering the 13 1/2hp Briggs. Our EPA sticker is on the side 😂. I put a hinge on the rear door so we can access the pull start (yes, it has a recoil start) in case the battery is dead. I had to install the hinge carefully so I didn’t damage the epa sticker. It looked pretty “official”. 😂
This excavator doesn't work at all. It sells for 2,000 dollars in China! All the garbage parts are piled up! The action is like a patient with cerebral thrombosis. Constant oil leakage, screw loss, gear hydraulic pump life is only 200 hours! The life of structural parts is up to 300 hours! I am surrounded by middlemen who export to the United States! Cheating Americans! Chinese people don't buy this kind of product themselves.
We went to the salvage yard one near and got a couple of beat up used trailers. They were high enough off the ground that you didn't have to worry about any flooding and made for a decent storage/shop area as long as it wasn't winter...
Good morning from Bedford, PA. You motivated me in purchasing a Kubota for my mountain property. With all the snow we have this morning I will be getting out there moving snow and see how it does. God bless.
The Chinese stuff has its uses but I generally rent equipment for the jobs I have around here and don’t have to think about longevity or parts availability. Depending on the job a local guy is actually on par with a rental and does great work.
That FORD that Adam built is one beautiful buggy.Love the upgrade on the front clip and those powerstrokes 7.3 are bulletproof.He knows his stuff.The Made in China stuff,I think it would end up just frustrating me.I hate downtime.
I swear you guys were walking around every auction yard here in WNY. It's all the same stuff. From the driveway gates to the boxes of ratchet straps - Exactly the same! Too funny. That T300 looked like a nice machine. I bought one of those tool benches last year for my garage and it is very nice! - Tim
Good morning Morgan's. I have 4 different Fords with the 7.3 2002 excursion with 350,000 on it with no problems and i just rebuilt a 1999 350 it cost me $9000.00 but thats cheaper than buying a new one with all the mandates on them now
I would have loved one of those 2 post lifts just for working on my toys. I think those little excavators might be good for a guy that installs underground downspouts or something where is just a shallow trench and able to get is small backyard gates
GOOOOOOOOD SATURDAY MORNING TO ALL MY FELLOW OWTM’s FANS/FOLLOWERS!!…Mike thank you for this video. Adam is a HOOT!! He’s one talented man too. What did Melissa bud on 😂? Have a day! HELLOOOO Hunter 😊
Some of the Amish folks around here do their finish mowing with their skid loaders. As well as pull grain wagons backwards down the road and drive them to Dollar General to get groceries!
Nice video, nice adventure. Yes, I loved Adam's truck. He put in a lot of work on it for sure, but what a gem he has. An old good running truck w bran new bells and whistles. He could make a decent living just doing that. Refurbishing older trucks. I finished two cups of coffee on this video! Sure do appreciate you taking us w you Mike. This video beat EVERYTHING on regular TV!!👍🚜❤️🙏🇺🇸🇺🇸
Good morning Morgans and good people. A beautiful sunny 75° in the Florida Keys. We are heading to the Truman White House in Key West today for the guided tour. We have family visiting from England.
@@OutdoorsWithTheMorgansmy niece got married in key west. Wedding reception was at the whitehouse. Cool place! The Conch train is a neat way to see key west.
@OutdoorsWithTheMorgans HI Mike, I posted some short videos on my UA-cam channel on the Truman White House tour in Key West if you would like to check it out
Little factory where I live in Indiana called steel mart that manufactures the dump containers in many different sizes. Plus snow pushers and dumpsters and garbage disposal bins.
Good morning Mike, we have a auction house here in Northern Washington that looks like they sell the same exact stuff. They have an auction about once a month you’re right the containers do come from China with the equipment in them.
MIKE, you mentioned a post hole digger, and a few other attachments (future purchases ) I have some good guesses about... 'the Man with a Plan' ! Nice score on the shelving! Definitely needed!
Your compelling arguments leave no room for doubt. This model possesses the qualities we seek. We'll be traversing your channel to acquire a thorough understanding of its features. Our sincere appreciation for the recommendation.
Hi Mike, if you want to know more about the stump/post pullers, ask Nathan from Out of the Woods or Daniel from Arms Family Homestead about them as they both have one and has used it on their property's.
I have the driveway gates and so far I'm impressed with them, I would buy them again. I also have the Chinese grapple and it sucks. I bent the jaws in the first 5 minutes of use so now im tearing it apart to straighten and reinforce the jaws every where they bent. I have the forks and the buckets as well and I love those
I have a ton of those auction implements, I used them almost daily. I usually change out the parts that are weak before I even use them or reinforced parts that need to be. One or two jobs and it already pays for the implement. That screen bucket you were talking about is a bit to be desired. If you have any questions you can ask me. Lol.
Hey Mike, I just bought one of those LRT23 Chinese mini skids at auction in Ohio a couple weeks after you posted this video for $4800 plus buyers fees and taxes $5450 . Haven't put it to work yet but run and operates great. I've been looking for 6 months and the prices on these are definitely starting on their way up for sure. One thing i can say is the only way I've seen these on FB is to buy is new, which leads me to believe the people that are buying the thousands of the Chinese pieces of equipment like them and aren't selling them?? Thanks for posting video because it finally made me pull the trigger and grab a mini skid. Cant wait to put it to work😎
Glad Hunter is doing well now. I don’t know how you put up with all the naysayers and people who question your every move. In the rare instances that you do something I don’t understand, I remind myself that you are one of the sharpest guys I know, and I’m sure there is a good reason behind your actions. Keep up the good work!
Camarata is ALL of these types of "youtubers" idols... they hate to mention a MUCH more successful channel. When these guys turn their channel into a product ad, I'm out.
I may need to do some research on those little excavators. I only have a few acres, so I don't really need the big kubota like you have, although it would be great. One of those small excavators would be a great help for me if they are actually any good. I think I could probably haul it on the trailer I use to haul my zero turn mower on also if I needed to.
Good morning! Very interesting video. Adam's truck is very impressive! Maybe its just me, but I never "win" when I get something cheap. The thing ends up breaking or not performing anywhere near what is expected. I usually regret not just buying the higher quality product and avoiding the headaches. Plus, I try to buy Made in USA as much as possible. Have a day!
To Me the mini minis are similar to the "homeowner" pressure washers vs commercial units. If you use it a couple times per year to clean your house or driveway they will do it and last for years. If you are using it to make your living or daily for hours at a time it will wear out quickly or do such a poor job that tasks take much longer.
I was going to buy a walk behind loader they really come in handy in tight areas, but they went higher than I wanted to pay. Most of those things to me are not to bad!.
Mini excavators are widely used and greatly improve the working efficiency, we are from China factory, producing mini excavators, loaders, dumpers and so on we can offer reasonable price and good products. We hope to have a chance to co-operate with you.
Yes the mini track excavators are really what on guy called them a micro excavators. My understanding is the just have a single pump system rather than the normal triple pump syestem that most larger mini excavators come with, This means it is slower than the normal mini excavators. So you might call it a beginners excavator. Mike Festiva bought a Chiness Pippa mini excavator. He reviews it on his UA-cam channel. It fits into the back of 8 foot Ford pickup. I weighs about 2,000 pounds. It came with a hydraulic thumb and a 13.5 gas Briggs & Straton engine. He said it cost him 6,100.oo shipped to him. To see more details go watch his UA-cam channel. He seems happy with his purchase.
Always enjoy your videos. We would love for you and Melissa to do another Saturday night live. I'm sure we're not the only ones. So come on folks agree with me. Strength in numbers!!!
Man id love to get one of those tiny loaders. I have a really small yard but I'm really wanting to rip out all the grass/weeds in the yard and thin layer of dirt. Just so I could make it all nice and level and get rid of the dirt the dogs spent the last 15 years peeing on, and start from scratch.
Interesting video mike I thought we would be watching a dirt moving and tree removal video this morning but I enjoyed this video and Adam's ford dump is a very nice dump he did a great job building it very nice🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
80 year old retired farmer here, Used to do a lot of farm machinery auctions when metal was metal and not tin foil and plastic lol. Auctions were always fun for me!
YOU CAN STILL GET QUALITY GROUNDHOG
NO, THANKS on the Chinese stuff !! I'm committed to "Buy Home Products" 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
@@johnking8679 American, German, and Japanese. made anywhere else it is a no go when it comes to tools
A couple years ago I bought a Chinese excavator and I used it for one summer. It was amazing how much work I accomplished with the thing. It had a diesel engine on it and did everything I asked of it. Other then having some electrical issues and a track issue it got the job done. I have since upgraded to a bigger SANY SY35U so that I could use a mower for road ditches. If you have a tight budget and don't make your living with it I think it beats a shovel.
I have an AGT L12 mini excavator and so far it has been fantastic. I immediately changed the oil, hydro fluid, and added cooling fans. So far I have built a road in steep terrain into a spot I am wanting to plant an orchard, cleared and grubbed about 1/4 acre for the orchard, cleaned my ditches along the drive, cut and moved firewood, leveled a barn, dug footers for a cabin that I am building, and lots more stuff.
If you didnt add the cooling fans, would you have had to give it a rest every now & then?
You should watch Andrew put his mini excavator through its paces. He was really impressed how tough it is
We didn't even get one "I don't know why that broke. It shouldn't have broken" in the whole video which is like a 10/10 in his book.
The best use case examples for those minis would be small excavation jobs like buried utilities around homes with existing landscaping. Foundation repair guys might also find them useful. The low weight and minimal ground pressure leaves less chance to do damage.
Also good at getting through gates and fences in municipalities.
Thanks for sharing with us Mike, enjoyed the coverage you and Adam provided with us on the auction and equipment. Stay safe and keep up the good work. Fred.
Hello! 😊 l love the opening music, "We All Need Adventures" , Howard Harper-Barmes.
Andrew Camarata has one of those little Chinese mini-ex'es. I was pretty impressed with what he could do with it and how well it held up to his abuse.
Good auction coverage. Dealers and rental companies will come in to these and buy a whole lot of one item to resell or rent out.
Morning David.... sunny and cold here... had 6 inches of snow Thursday night, just enough to make a mess....
Good morning David. Hope all is well.
@@Tdale85 Hi Ted, Doing good, hope you are too.
Good morning gentlemen. Hope you have a great weekend.
@@waynebarnett7467 Hi Wayne! What's the weather like in your neighborhood?
I've actually been thinking about getting one of these for trenching and small jobs around the house
Adam's truck is a beauty. I have a 2001 Ford F350 crewcab pickup, with the 7.3 Powerstroke, and 265,000ish miles. When we bought the truck, the plan was to replace it in 20+ years when I retired. Now, 22 years after buying it, I am not so sure I want to follow through on that plan. I like my old truck. As Adam said, it starts every time I need it to, and is still in pretty good condition. It is a little noisy, which is really the only reason why I would even think about a new truck....until I think about the pricing on the new ones.
Great tour of the auction Mike. I love my mini ex. I paid $3400 total for my Agro tek 12. it came with mech thumb, concrete breaker, rake and auger with 3" and 6" bit's All i can say is it has retired most of my shovels and it just plain fun to run. Thanks for the great content it goes great with a cup of coffee.
im been searching around for a used mt55 mini skid steer for sidewalk snow clearing and landscaping work
Dang that’s a sweet deal
A lot of Chinese-made stuff works fine. I have three Chinese generators I purchased in 2001 that still start right up and run great. I ran one that puts out 5000 watts for five days straight, except to shut it off for refueling and then immediately restarting, during a power outage. I paid $300 for that generator. I purchased five generators in total. Gave two to family. All five generators are still running great. I’ve had to replace one short fuel line on one unit.
I have a Chinese 52 cc chainsaw that cost $106 delivered to my door. I’ve cut down seven large trees and bucked them into firewood rounds. I could have thrown it away day one and still been ahead. I spent $4500 on tree crews before deciding to cut down dead or dying trees myself. My son has several stilh saws. He now has two of the 52cc Chinese chainsaws. He modifies the air filter and then retunes them. He cuts several cords of firewood a year. He heats with wood.
Most tools and equipment sold today are made outside the USA. Kubota excavators are made in Japan.
I would stay away from the mini excavators sold at auctions for $4000 to $5000. If anyone is serious about buying a cheap mini excavator, a Kymron mini excavator is $8000, but worth the difference in price. It comes with a hydraulic thumb and a counter weight. Replacement hydraulic Pump and drive motors for Kymron minis are available from USA sources.
We live in a global economy. I buy products made all over the world. No other country in the world produces better weapons of war than the USA, but as far as tools, machinery, and electronics, most of it or some of the parts for it, comes from factories outside the USA.
HELLO MIKE. I own one of those tree and post pullers. It works great on my 35 hp tractor. I have pulled out 5 inch diameter trees. I lift and drive back and forth and the tree and root ball come out of the ground. I also own a cheap mini excavator which I also like. Very powerful. Very good for the price. Just that the travel speed is a little slow.
USA products have no quality like they used to! Planned obsolescence is flooded here!
America hates on China because China is better at capitalism than America
The motor in it is uhmerican
Kymrons are the same thing, they just add a few improvements on them.
Good ole IH power can't be beat, one suggestion on your racking, there's holes where the rails hook on the uprights take the time to put a bolt in each one because they will pop out . speaking from experience,we have the same kind at work.
Thank you so much for talking about these mini Excavator 😊. The best quote was say ( SAVE you back. Better than a shovel) 😊😊😊
I own a Case 580 CK, and it makes a mess of the yard. The stabilizers leave 4-inch deep square holes in the yard and the wheels leave tracks, all of which I have to fix later. I want a mini excavator to work on my flower beds and landscaping without making a lot of other work for myself. I see a light Chinese excavator as a way of moving small amounts of dirt without shoveling it myself, those days are over for me. Great video, thanks.
Excellent video. Thx for taking time to review before and after items in the auction. 👍👍👍
We bought an AGT Industrial QH12 for $4,000 at a local auction. For occasional use they’re a decent machine. They have a surprising amount of power considering the 13 1/2hp Briggs. Our EPA sticker is on the side 😂. I put a hinge on the rear door so we can access the pull start (yes, it has a recoil start) in case the battery is dead. I had to install the hinge carefully so I didn’t damage the epa sticker. It looked pretty “official”. 😂
That made me laugh out loud about the EPA Sticker :))
Sorta like that label on a mattress: “Do Not Remove Under Penalty of Law”
@@barryhoneycutt3894 But when you import anything with an engine, EPA demands it. Crazy right!
This excavator doesn't work at all. It sells for 2,000 dollars in China! All the garbage parts are piled up! The action is like a patient with cerebral thrombosis. Constant oil leakage, screw loss, gear hydraulic pump life is only 200 hours! The life of structural parts is up to 300 hours! I am surrounded by middlemen who export to the United States! Cheating Americans! Chinese people don't buy this kind of product themselves.
$4000 plus commission plus hst plus some other costs. Auction price never stops at the highest bid.
That 40 foot container with side doors would make a good road side atm for your firewood packages and eggs 🥚 Mike
Decorate the front of your property with a container, at +$5000 that's a lot of firewood
I am sure the neighbors would love the sight of the thing. 🤣
In Ontario Canada these 40 footers are going for $11,000 Canadian plus all the fees, so would have to sell a lot of wood to pay for itself.
I did not know Roger’s flea market did auctions I go there in the summer time. This is a different kind of video, good job.
IAM not a ford guy but that's a hell of a truck.7.3 bullet proof with that standard .Great videos
Trying to start a UA-cam feud with Diesel Creek? This is his specialty.
A western PA rivalry!!😂🤣😂
ehh, Matt at Diesel Creek doesn't buy new, cheap, Chinese heavy equipment.
We went to the salvage yard one near and got a couple of beat up used trailers. They were high enough off the ground that you didn't have to worry about any flooding and made for a decent storage/shop area as long as it wasn't winter...
Andrew certainly put his through the paces and it seemed to be pretty strong.
Good morning from Bedford, PA. You motivated me in purchasing a Kubota for my mountain property. With all the snow we have this morning I will be getting out there moving snow and see how it does. God bless.
The Chinese stuff has its uses but I generally rent equipment for the jobs I have around here and don’t have to think about longevity or parts availability. Depending on the job a local guy is actually on par with a rental and does great work.
Before we moved to S.C. my husband would go to the auctions at Roger's. He used to live in Carroll County, Ohio and all the farmers went to Rogers.
Very informative, thanks for the review and run down on the equipment.
Long term subscriber here, infrequent commenter. I must say you have the best music linked in with your clips!
hi there very interesting .enjoyed the recap . best to all john
That FORD that Adam built is one beautiful buggy.Love the upgrade on the front clip and those powerstrokes 7.3 are bulletproof.He knows his stuff.The Made in China stuff,I think it would end up just frustrating me.I hate downtime.
I swear you guys were walking around every auction yard here in WNY. It's all the same stuff. From the driveway gates to the boxes of ratchet straps - Exactly the same! Too funny. That T300 looked like a nice machine. I bought one of those tool benches last year for my garage and it is very nice! - Tim
where are these auctions in wny ?
@@micharris1761 RTI Auctions in Geneseo, Bid N Buy in Gainesville, RG Mason in Fillmore.
@@micharris1761 RTI auctions in Geneseo, Bid N Buy auctions in Gainesville, RG Mason auctions in Fillmore.
Good morning Morgan's. I have 4 different Fords with the 7.3 2002 excursion with 350,000 on it with no problems and i just rebuilt a 1999 350 it cost me $9000.00 but thats cheaper than buying a new one with all the mandates on them now
Andrew Camarata bought one and he seems to like it I was impressed personally
I would have loved one of those 2 post lifts just for working on my toys.
I think those little excavators might be good for a guy that installs underground downspouts or something where is just a shallow trench and able to get is small backyard gates
That gate would be nice for the entrance at the cabin in WV!
It was pretty neat that your skid steer reached the opposite side of the trailer unloading.
Good Saturday morning Morgan family! More snow here in SE PA. Almost another foot last night! Have a great weekend.
Just a couple inches here
The Valentine's present made me laugh! Had an uncle who bought my aunt a brand new bass boat for their wedding anniversary!? Have a great day...
I enjoyed it it but it was long! I'm a woman and have equipment.... But redundant. Have a great weekend.😎
GOOOOOOOOD
SATURDAY MORNING
TO ALL MY FELLOW OWTM’s FANS/FOLLOWERS!!…Mike thank you for this video. Adam is a HOOT!! He’s one talented man too.
What did Melissa bud on 😂?
Have a day!
HELLOOOO Hunter 😊
both country view acres and Nathan from Out in the woods have shown the use of one of those stump/post puller. seemed to work pretty well
👍👍👍👍👍👌Interesting stuff thanks for a look at the auction!!
Some of the Amish folks around here do their finish mowing with their skid loaders. As well as pull grain wagons backwards down the road and drive them to Dollar General to get groceries!
Nice video, nice adventure. Yes, I loved Adam's truck. He put in a lot of work on it for sure, but what a gem he has. An old good running truck w bran new bells and whistles. He could make a decent living just doing that. Refurbishing older trucks. I finished two cups of coffee on this video! Sure do appreciate you taking us w you Mike. This video beat EVERYTHING on regular TV!!👍🚜❤️🙏🇺🇸🇺🇸
Good morning Morgans and good people. A beautiful sunny 75° in the Florida Keys. We are heading to the Truman White House in Key West today for the guided tour. We have family visiting from England.
That sounds cool, would like to see that
@@OutdoorsWithTheMorgansmy niece got married in key west.
Wedding reception was at the whitehouse.
Cool place!
The Conch train is a neat way to see key west.
@OutdoorsWithTheMorgans Mike, I posted a few short videos on my UA-cam channel.
@@OutdoorsWithTheMorgansMike, I posted some short videos on my UA-cam channel.
@OutdoorsWithTheMorgans HI Mike, I posted some short videos on my UA-cam channel on the Truman White House tour in Key West if you would like to check it out
Wow that gate would have looked awesome at your WV cabin!
Little factory where I live in Indiana called steel mart that manufactures the dump containers in many different sizes. Plus snow pushers and dumpsters and garbage disposal bins.
those mini excavtors would be pretty god for landscapers getting in behind houses etc
Good morning Mike, we have a auction house here in Northern Washington that looks like they sell the same exact stuff. They have an auction about once a month you’re right the containers do come from China with the equipment in them.
Mike before you buy a mini loader with tracks rent one.They are a rough ride. I ran one 7 hours straight yesterday it's a little painful.
The Briggs engine is an EPA certified engine that is what the sticker on it represents
MIKE, you mentioned a post hole digger, and a few other attachments (future purchases ) I have some good guesses about...
'the Man with a Plan' ! Nice score on the shelving! Definitely needed!
Great job fixing up and taking care of that Ford!!! Great work truck!
Great video! I actually bid on two of the H12's but I didn't win either. Kinda cool seeing a preview of what I bid on. Sure beats a picture.
Your compelling arguments leave no room for doubt. This model possesses the qualities we seek. We'll be traversing your channel to acquire a thorough understanding of its features. Our sincere appreciation for the recommendation.
Hi Mike, if you want to know more about the stump/post pullers, ask Nathan from Out of the Woods or Daniel from Arms Family Homestead about them as they both have one and has used it on their property's.
Vbelt and son has two storage containers with the hoop between it creates a big like car port with buildings to work out of it’s nice
I have the driveway gates and so far I'm impressed with them, I would buy them again. I also have the Chinese grapple and it sucks. I bent the jaws in the first 5 minutes of use so now im tearing it apart to straighten and reinforce the jaws every where they bent. I have the forks and the buckets as well and I love those
Good info
I have a ton of those auction implements, I used them almost daily. I usually change out the parts that are weak before I even use them or reinforced parts that need to be. One or two jobs and it already pays for the implement. That screen bucket you were talking about is a bit to be desired. If you have any questions you can ask me. Lol.
Good Saturday Morning Mike and Friends....
Pete 🇨🇦
Hi Pete! Cooler here today, 40° F now going up to 50.
They must do these china auction everywhere. I got a high cube container and hydraulic pallet fork in Dec. Great hydraulic pallet fork for the $
Hey Mike,
I just bought one of those LRT23 Chinese mini skids at auction in Ohio a couple weeks after you posted this video for $4800 plus buyers fees and taxes $5450 . Haven't put it to work yet but run and operates great. I've been looking for 6 months and the prices on these are definitely starting on their way up for sure. One thing i can say is the only way I've seen these on FB is to buy is new, which leads me to believe the people that are buying the thousands of the Chinese pieces of equipment like them and aren't selling them?? Thanks for posting video because it finally made me pull the trigger and grab a mini skid. Cant wait to put it to work😎
I could put that cargo container/ office to good use, but only if it comes with one of those fancy EPA stickers.
Isn’t that Hilarious?
Glad Hunter is doing well now. I don’t know how you put up with all the naysayers and people who question your every move. In the rare instances that you do something I don’t understand, I remind myself that you are one of the sharpest guys I know, and I’m sure there is a good reason behind your actions.
Keep up the good work!
Hey Mike,
Thanks for sharing. Take care, all the best, and God bless.
I used to go to several small auctions before covid. Did some online bibbing after. It can be a challenge to understand the different auctioneers.
Good morning from Upstate South Carolina. I want that shipping container. Have a productive day.
First time I have heard you mention Andrew Camarata. I am subscribed to both your channel and his. Great content.
Camarata is ALL of these types of "youtubers" idols... they hate to mention a MUCH more successful channel. When these guys turn their channel into a product ad, I'm out.
Mike get a demonstrator mini excavator would be good durabilty videos on the Chinese version just saying? Cheers 🥂 guys 😊did enjoy 😊
This took me a few days, but was very interesting. Thank you
I may need to do some research on those little excavators. I only have a few acres, so I don't really need the big kubota like you have, although it would be great. One of those small excavators would be a great help for me if they are actually any good. I think I could probably haul it on the trailer I use to haul my zero turn mower on also if I needed to.
Hi Mike, I like the little stand loaders too, kubota makes one that looks pretty good, might be worth checking out.
Another great 👍 video Mike a little time out from the hustle and bustle at home probably is a good relaxer for the soul and body 😮😊❤
I have a wolverine 72" cut china brush cutter - had to replace the blade assembly but otherwise is very heavy built! 2-3 inch material, no problem...
Those auction items cracked me up! I see so many of the IDENTICAL items at my local auction down here in Florida. LOL
Those mini ex"s have their place. They're inexpensive, easy to fix. Easy to replace/ simple engines. As it should be.
Good morning! Very interesting video. Adam's truck is very impressive! Maybe its just me, but I never "win" when I get something cheap. The thing ends up breaking or not performing anywhere near what is expected. I usually regret not just buying the higher quality product and avoiding the headaches. Plus, I try to buy Made in USA as much as possible. Have a day!
very nice . good to see your point of view . thank you go hunter go. god bless the morgans
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Great video, Mike!!!
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You shelved this vid B4 the snow. Stuff envy including Adam,s truck.
Adams mud flaps has Robertson trucking on them which is just south of me and where my local Yanmar dealership is, small world.
I’ll be honest. That was fun. It’s like watching someone walk through Toys-R-Us.
To Me the mini minis are similar to the "homeowner" pressure washers vs commercial units. If you use it a couple times per year to clean your house or driveway they will do it and last for years. If you are using it to make your living or daily for hours at a time it will wear out quickly or do such a poor job that tasks take much longer.
I was going to buy a walk behind loader they really come in handy in tight areas, but they went higher than I wanted to pay. Most of those things to me are not to bad!.
Mini excavators are widely used and greatly improve the working efficiency, we are from China factory, producing mini excavators, loaders, dumpers and so on we can offer reasonable price and good products. We hope to have a chance to co-operate with you.
Love the Chinese spelling on the side of the brush cutter! DANG ER
Yes the mini track excavators are really what on guy called them a micro excavators. My understanding is the just have a single pump system rather than the normal triple pump syestem that most larger mini excavators come with, This means it is slower than the normal mini excavators. So you might call it a beginners excavator. Mike Festiva bought a Chiness Pippa mini excavator. He reviews it on his UA-cam channel. It fits into the back of 8 foot Ford pickup. I weighs about 2,000 pounds. It came with a hydraulic thumb and a 13.5 gas Briggs & Straton engine. He said it cost him 6,100.oo shipped to him. To see more details go watch his UA-cam channel. He seems happy with his purchase.
hydraulic motors and pumps are a common off the shelf item, Lewis
Always enjoy your videos. We would love for you and Melissa to do another Saturday night live. I'm sure we're not the only ones. So come on folks agree with me. Strength in numbers!!!
Good morning Morgans and friends
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I think the mini skids and loaders would be fine (and mostly affordable) for us weekend warriors but definitely not professional grade.
A great video again, but then again I like auctions and equipment.
Man id love to get one of those tiny loaders. I have a really small yard but I'm really wanting to rip out all the grass/weeds in the yard and thin layer of dirt. Just so I could make it all nice and level and get rid of the dirt the dogs spent the last 15 years peeing on, and start from scratch.
Interesting video mike I thought we would be watching a dirt moving and tree removal video this morning but I enjoyed this video and Adam's ford dump is a very nice dump he did a great job building it very nice🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
My son built one of the stump.tree pullers. A 4-5" tree is about all he can pull with a 4400 lb tip skid steer. They are great for pulling posts.
Mike Brock from Rockhill Farms has a mini Skid steer he uses all the time around his saw mill. Would be handy. Easy on easy off
Those shipping containers at 5800 were a pretty good deal. I recently bought a 40 footer without the side doors and much worse for ware for 4200.
Good call on the mini skid Mike, just step up on it👍
pretty cool video some nice toys and some maybe not but lots of stuff for sure
Matt at Diesel Creek hits Ritchie Brothers Auctions in Ohio always getting deals . Compactor loaders, graders
Equipment auctions are interesting. I wonder how much of that equipment is specifically made to auction.