I have one of the original rhinox couplers on my mini ex. It has performed flawlessly. And the company is wonderful to work with. They didn’t have one for my excavator. But their engineers crossed it over to find one from another excavator that fit perfectly. I can’t speak highly enough about Rhinox
“Never claim to be operators” i say this on the daily. “I can fully rebuild most things you have. But I damn sure can’t operate it as good as you.” Is my slogan I think.
Nice coupler! Would be nice if they sent u the coupler free just for all the advertising they will get! Enjoy the content! Keep it up! Your videos are the best!!
Not to shabby compared to my hydraulic exchange, might take another 1 minute to get the bucket on/off, and you do have to leave the cab, but it's a lot better than having to trying and beat that bucket off when it's muddy in the field, that could be a 30 minute job.
Been looking at this bin grabber and the Geith make for a while, the question I can not get a straight answer on is if it will work with the Bobcat Auger, the long floating pin slot on the auger mount is what I am worried about.
Hey Brady, awesome video. just had a quick question hopefully u can helo me. my 2019 e45 has several grease fittings that wont take grease. also my t76 bucket cylinders wont take grease either. any suggestions?
Gold standard is to take out pins and grease zirk and clean or replace. One possible shortcut suggested by Case backhoe mechanics - plumb porta power pump to zirk fitting or in place of zirk, The high pressure oil can sometimes pierce through the dirt and rust. Once loosened up, hit with lots of grease.
most tool trucks have a grease buster, its a small rod inside a cylinder. you fill it with 90wt gear oil (about 3 spoons full), put it on the zerk and nail it with a bfh. it will push the dry grease out so you can pump in some new grease. all this if you haven't waited so long the steel has migrated over the grease hole and totally closed up the port then its replacement time.
I have one of the original rhinox couplers on my mini ex. It has performed flawlessly. And the company is wonderful to work with. They didn’t have one for my excavator. But their engineers crossed it over to find one from another excavator that fit perfectly. I can’t speak highly enough about Rhinox
“Never claim to be operators” i say this on the daily. “I can fully rebuild most things you have. But I damn sure can’t operate it as good as you.” Is my slogan I think.
I’d love to see some content on the 335 in the background.
I also have the rhinox coupler on my e20. Absolutely awesome system. Love their buckets. All around great company!
Nice. But, if and when I get a mini ex it will have a hydraulic lock for attachment swaps. Loved the final part. Lol.
Love that this unit is compatible with the oem thumb! I’ll look into this product. Thanks!
Nice coupler! Would be nice if they sent u the coupler free just for all the advertising they will get! Enjoy the content! Keep it up! Your videos are the best!!
This is so great. Does this cooler work with the original bobcat buckets? Or just rihnox buckets?
looks like a wain roy coupler like you can get for the bigger machines
I like seeing the barrels of Schaeffer! What products do you use?
The coupler seems to have extended the distance therefore the claw would need to extending as well
There is a fix for that coming soon 😉
Not to shabby compared to my hydraulic exchange, might take another 1 minute to get the bucket on/off, and you do have to leave the cab, but it's a lot better than having to trying and beat that bucket off when it's muddy in the field, that could be a 30 minute job.
Been looking at this bin grabber and the Geith make for a while, the question I can not get a straight answer on is if it will work with the Bobcat Auger, the long floating pin slot on the auger mount is what I am worried about.
Dang I want one of them for my 1.2 t Chinese digger. If they make them to fit that that is.
I have put geith hydraulic hitches on e 10z and on e19 and e20z easy system to fit
Hey Brady, awesome video. just had a quick question hopefully u can helo me. my 2019 e45 has several grease fittings that wont take grease. also my t76 bucket cylinders wont take grease either. any suggestions?
Gold standard is to take out pins and grease zirk and clean or replace. One possible shortcut suggested by Case backhoe mechanics - plumb porta power pump to zirk fitting or in place of zirk, The high pressure oil can sometimes pierce through the dirt and rust. Once loosened up, hit with lots of grease.
most tool trucks have a grease buster, its a small rod inside a cylinder. you fill it with 90wt gear oil (about 3 spoons full), put it on the zerk and nail it with a bfh. it will push the dry grease out so you can pump in some new grease. all this if you haven't waited so long the steel has migrated over the grease hole and totally closed up the port then its replacement time.