You are a great operator. Reason why you ask? Anyone who carries a bucket of stone and then takes a bucket of dirt back is aces in my book. Your not wasting a trip and doubling your production. 👍
From Northern Norway myself, and you just inspire me to do this! Love the work you put into this and the channel itself. Keep making the videos! I just love it! :D
No they didn't want to spend money on that, biggest problem i think is that no one is cutting grass at that facility so now with topsoil on it will probably get worse 😬
@@eliteearthworksllc hopefully I'm getting somewhere after the winter, it's awesome to move snow with, I have so much fun driving around shoveling snow with the Bobcat. It turns on a dime and get in anywhere😁
@@MiniMachines1 it depends on what you do with the bobcat and the weather circumstances, sometimes it can be a difficult machine to operate, and you have to be very good at it. That is my personal opinion though...
Ouch that's really expensive, an tilt bucket here for that size machine would cost around $800 here. Check out if you can't get it cheaper from m.alibaba.com/product/62230877547/Tilt-bucket-for-EC55-EC55B-EC70.html?s=p&__detailProductImg=//s.alicdn.com/@sc01/kf/H5a6f49e153024bafb92d1efa7d797a66D/Tilt-bucket-for-EC55-EC55B-EC70-EC70B.jpg_140x140xz.jpg&spm=a2706.wap_new_search.1998817009.10.6438284febTB60
Ive a small request and you might be able to help out. I’d love to get a krafse for my dad who is a bit of a tool collector. Do you know if any Norwegian online hardware shops would deliver to Ireland? I’ve tried using google translate while browsing Norwegian shops but I can’t seem to find what countries they’ll deliver to. The fiskar ones look particularly nice. No worries if it’s too much bother. Thanks, Daniel
Hey do you buy a some of your attachments from china? I wanted to get an Ant tilt attachment for my a small excavator for a Kubota KXO18-4 but it costs $5000.- plus shipping from Australia Do you have any cheaper ideas on where I can purchase a tilt attachment for a bucket? if not thanks I still enjoy watching you work the equipment, thanks David
I bought the gear drive for my rotor from China. Have looked at other stuff but the shipping is too high on buckets, we have company's that import and sell China stuff in big scale so prices from them are lower than if I buy only one.
Takk, var nok etter å det x antall videoer han har lagt ut at jeg tenkte det er jo mye av det samme som jeg gjør, hadde jo vært gøy å ha noe av det også film.
I saw this comment because "camarata" caught my eye. I wasn't sure if it had a different translation or something. Then someone commented "me and Levi are on this job" haha I understand now 😁
The problem with apartment building/complex living. Everything is common so nothing has "an owner" to take care of it. And the maintenance fees usually don't cover gardening, only the basics like building lighting, building renovations and garbage pickup.
Antonio Gonzalez - In most Bobcats, the right stick controls the right side wheels and the left stick controls the left side wheels. The left pedal controls the arm, and the right pedal controls the bucket. On a machine with joysticks, the left stick does all the drive controls and the right stick controls both the arm and the bucket. There are no pedals.
Is that bucket a 1/2 cubic yard? You clearly were practicing a lot before this job! I'd love to learn but I have to rent one for like $300/day. I have a 1/4 acre vacant lot in central Florida USA with a 3' dip in the middle and the back is 6' higher than the front. It's soft sandy soil. I'd like to create a high plato in the center and back with a 5'w x 3'd sloped ditch around perimeter and have a very low island in the front (30%) in the front for landscaping heavy vegetation. Can a job like that be done with just skit steer bobcat and what can I expect to pay? I'd love to learn how to operate a bobcat, but seems like a tough job.
I actually never checked how much it holds, I bought it by weight of the bucket. For Me it's still an mini excavator that is the goto machine for landscaping, but watching youtube on what guys get done with only an skid steer im impressed, probably the one I got is to small for a lot of jobs, but it was cheap so that helps a lot I only paid around $5000 for it so.
You are a great operator. Reason why you ask? Anyone who carries a bucket of stone and then takes a bucket of dirt back is aces in my book. Your not wasting a trip and doubling your production. 👍
From Northern Norway myself, and you just inspire me to do this! Love the work you put into this and the channel itself. Keep making the videos! I just love it! :D
Great work! Cheers from New Zealand. 👍
Thanks 😀
Looks like lots of work. I have not seen contractors just pile soil without roto tilling or mix with the excavator ..hope it drains.....keep digging!
U day man.great skills
Watching you from Kópavogur, Iceland. Good job!
Thanks😊 I do need to get to your country one day, looks awsome with the geysir and the arctic trucks 😁
Its a very handy and versatile machine.
Good work 👷🏼♂️🚜
You need to fix the hydraulic on the bucket so it not slowly going down.
Yes I got new seals for the tilt cylinder, so that will be an project for the winter 👌
👍🏻
Bro check out west coast custom concrete on a S70
@@paulg.4351 that dude is really good
Nice job.
Молодец 👍 👏👏👏 у тебя Техника как у меня 😜🔥👌
Landscape fabric would help weeds not grow under gravel.... guess it wasn’t in the budget? Good video.
No they didn't want to spend money on that, biggest problem i think is that no one is cutting grass at that facility so now with topsoil on it will probably get worse 😬
ser fan bra ut! godt arbeide!!!
nice job
Nice work man! Looks like the bobcat will be handy for you
Yea I just need to learn how to use it, so I don't jump into the excavator at first resistance with the Bobcat.
Mini Machines it won’t take you long. That’s how I use to be in the excavator lol
@@eliteearthworksllc hopefully I'm getting somewhere after the winter, it's awesome to move snow with, I have so much fun driving around shoveling snow with the Bobcat. It turns on a dime and get in anywhere😁
Mini Machines yes they do 😁
I thought it's your first day. You are a master
He he just a little bit of training home in the driveway before this, but the bobcat is actually a easy machine to operate.
@@MiniMachines1 it depends on what you do with the bobcat and the weather circumstances, sometimes it can be a difficult machine to operate, and you have to be very good at it. That is my personal opinion though...
Это делается одним минипогрузчиком с челюстным ковшом и без выхода оператора из кабины. Лично я так делаю.
Actual cost is $3150.- plus shipping for the Ant tilt quick attach from Australia thanks again
Ouch that's really expensive, an tilt bucket here for that size machine would cost around $800 here. Check out if you can't get it cheaper from m.alibaba.com/product/62230877547/Tilt-bucket-for-EC55-EC55B-EC70.html?s=p&__detailProductImg=//s.alicdn.com/@sc01/kf/H5a6f49e153024bafb92d1efa7d797a66D/Tilt-bucket-for-EC55-EC55B-EC70-EC70B.jpg_140x140xz.jpg&spm=a2706.wap_new_search.1998817009.10.6438284febTB60
For your size machine you shud use around 55 liters to 70 liters bucket with the tilt the bucket weighs some so
@@MiniMachines1 Okay I sent an inquiry see what shipping and actual cost will be thanks for the link
Ive a small request and you might be able to help out. I’d love to get a krafse for my dad who is a bit of a tool collector. Do you know if any Norwegian online hardware shops would deliver to Ireland? I’ve tried using google translate while browsing Norwegian shops but I can’t seem to find what countries they’ll deliver to. The fiskar ones look particularly nice. No worries if it’s too much bother. Thanks, Daniel
Hi that shud be something we could fix 😀 send me an email, you'll find my mail address in the info on my channel 👍
Mini Machines , you are very good to help out. I’ll email you now. Thanks
Hey do you buy a some of your attachments from china? I wanted to get an Ant tilt attachment for my a small excavator for a Kubota KXO18-4 but it costs $5000.- plus shipping from Australia Do you have any cheaper ideas on where I can purchase a tilt attachment for a bucket? if not thanks I still enjoy watching you work the equipment, thanks David
I bought the gear drive for my rotor from China. Have looked at other stuff but the shipping is too high on buckets, we have company's that import and sell China stuff in big scale so prices from them are lower than if I buy only one.
@@MiniMachines1 Thanks I will look for a chinese tool importer near me David
That looks so much more fun than my desk job. What'd that job pay? My guess....$1,500 USD.
Yes it's much more fun than my desk job also 😀 $1500 don't cover the material I brought in even 😬 top soil is expensive here
Er det Camarata som er inspirasjonen din å? 😉 bra jobba😎
Takk, var nok etter å det x antall videoer han har lagt ut at jeg tenkte det er jo mye av det samme som jeg gjør, hadde jo vært gøy å ha noe av det også film.
@@MiniMachines1 Genial fyr han der! "Me and Levi are out on this job today" 😁😁
I saw this comment because "camarata" caught my eye. I wasn't sure if it had a different translation or something. Then someone commented "me and Levi are on this job" haha I understand now 😁
The question was if he was my inspiration for my videos, and yes he has a lot of great videos and a good get out done attitude 👍
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har du fått fiksa at hydraulikken siger på bobcatten???
Hei Nei har nytt pakningssett liggende til tilt sylindre så den skal inn om litt på før sommeren service
Hello sir I am an experienced bobcat lodar operator and looking for a job I am from India can you help me
are you using a POV cam? :)
I had the gopro attached to the safetybar on the Bobcat
@@MiniMachines1 oh okey, but do you normaly hold the camera with your hand?
@@jennyskold69 Not much, most of the time on an tripod ore some other stand. Except when I'm walking around filming.
@@MiniMachines1 okey.
I have to ask whats up with the weeds in the yards ?
No maintenance so it has been on its own.
The problem with apartment building/complex living. Everything is common so nothing has "an owner" to take care of it. And the maintenance fees usually don't cover gardening, only the basics like building lighting, building renovations and garbage pickup.
Question what are the controls on that bobcat
The handles are for forward and backwards, and the left also has the aux outlet, the bucket is controlled with foot pedals.
Usually 2 joysticks, left joystick is for tilting the bucket and right joystick is to lower or raise the bucket.
Antonio Gonzalez - In most Bobcats, the right stick controls the right side wheels and the left stick controls the left side wheels. The left pedal controls the arm, and the right pedal controls the bucket. On a machine with joysticks, the left stick does all the drive controls and the right stick controls both the arm and the bucket. There are no pedals.
@Southwest Virginia Land Clearing Yes for BOBCATS that is, in my case i use the CASE 85XT 👍
Is that bucket a 1/2 cubic yard? You clearly were practicing a lot before this job! I'd love to learn but I have to rent one for like $300/day.
I have a 1/4 acre vacant lot in central Florida USA with a 3' dip in the middle and the back is 6' higher than the front. It's soft sandy soil. I'd like to create a high plato in the center and back with a 5'w x 3'd sloped ditch around perimeter and have a very low island in the front (30%) in the front for landscaping heavy vegetation. Can a job like that be done with just skit steer bobcat and what can I expect to pay? I'd love to learn how to operate a bobcat, but seems like a tough job.
I actually never checked how much it holds, I bought it by weight of the bucket.
For Me it's still an mini excavator that is the goto machine for landscaping, but watching youtube on what guys get done with only an skid steer im impressed, probably the one I got is to small for a lot of jobs, but it was cheap so that helps a lot I only paid around $5000 for it so.
I've never seen such a long skidsteer bucket
It's really nice since you see the cutting edge all the time. It's an grading bucket. It also has an sharp edge in the back so you can backdrag.
@@MiniMachines1 nice
It's such a tiny Bobcat the bucket just looks big
Is this S100?
Hi it's an 553 older model
Kan du ikke la være å legge på musikk?
Ser for meg timelaps blir veldig kjedelig å se på uten musikk?
@@MiniMachines1 Elsker lyden av maskin som jobber⛳
I live in the United States in California
You're doing a great job but you're not pulling out those weed
Thanks, I pulled some out but the problem is that no one is maintaining the lawn there.
You'd go broke in America at that pace. You definitely are a rookie on machines.
He he if the title didn't give it away 😅 it was my first time with the Bobcat so yes rookie on that one.