It's very obvious that you know your equipment and trade. I love your Scottish accent. I can appreciate that you did your nails as well. Thanks for the informative video. Love your channel. Greetings from Southern California...
I think you breathe diggers and you are a hands on person, I love how enthusiastic you are over the machine. It's nice to see the machine and operator as one, I want a go, trucker tim did, lol, good job Amy..
Very interesting Vlog Amy , it is great to see how much technology there is in the diggers ! I had no idea how much work went in to these awesome machines , keep the blogs coming xxxx
Hi Amy, thats a great review of the Koubta machine, every detail so well explained, if you ever give up digger driving, you'll get a Koubta Sale's Girl, work.💯👍🇮🇪
Nice review, Kubota are certainly learning especially that as an operator time is of the essence when it comes to servicing. It's a shame however that they haven't got the bucket change over electronics working properly. To me its should be a simple software fix, everything is there it just needs a reprogram. Like the cab layout and how everything moves forward if you need it to. 👍🤗
Great video your the most attractive operator iv seen the police have just found one of these kubotas in Bulgaria it was stolen from Milton Keynes thankfully it had a tracker fitted x
Great video Amy, these kubotas seem to be improving a lot. I can relate with the older 8 tonner being loud in the cab, very rattley too and squeaky when you had the front window up. These new models seem much better. Keep it up, and see ya next week!
Good video. I reckon that the built-in toolbox compartment needs a minimum 20mm up-stand-and a 15mm tall outside flange on the underside of the toolbox lid-to keep water out. Whoever designed those toolboxes has never worked on a site in wind driven rain OR had to deal with roof/window/door flashing issues. Maybe they live away from a sea coast🧐? P.S. A fully exposed toolbox, as used on flat deck pickup trucks will need a taller up-stand and deeper outside flange combination. P.P.S. I suspect that, due to the latitude where you live, paint is subject to the UV-related fading that we see in New Zealand. Kubota may have standardised on the types of pigment/stabiliser combinations required for our country.
Great review, and yeah that thing about turning off the aux everytime is my main reason im looking elsewhere for my next machine. Other then that the 57-5(USA version) is a very nice running machine.
Great review. I love watching your channel. Just to give ya some perspective... I live in Phoenix, Arizona. Good ole U S A! That's a nice rig! Now get back to work, HAHA!
Yes… the KX080 can be loud… finally figured out I can put my noise canceling AirPods on and problem solved… other than that, though, KX080 is one of my favorite machines…. very versatile! Great for doing big jobs in tighter places and small jobs faster!
@@the_digger_girl checky sod lol.. I think from memory the KX-2 or -3 had the grease gun left hand side of the seat under the dipper controls.. suspended seats these days.. bloody luxury, oh and air con for those two days a year 😂😂 p.s great video Amy and nice machine.
Great video amy 👍 That changing of the service when you get out would do my head in when it's set it's set. Can you do me a flavour fit sandys side locker 🤣Great video babe where,s the stickers ? LoL
Hello machine looks very appealing. But do you work in the wild mostly do you need a compact machine ? I don’t know for these but obviously I’ve found most renting companies uses kubotas with zero butt , long tracks instead of sufficient counter weight it’s because they resist well the bad treatment but also they shake the driver so much at work, the driver will calm down with time…. Basically instead of having wear on the machine, the machine would shake the driver… a kind of machine -saving strategy that works pretty well. But when it’s your own machine and stay all day on it, especially working in the wild, maybe you prefer your machine having a serious back weight, keep smooth and staidy, keeping you in good condition at the end of the day ?
Good afternoon Amy awesome video as usual, great review of the machine you explain things like we there for training. It looks like a fantastic little machine i can see why you love it, bit different to the Akermans i used to operate not in your league i might add .Hope you have had a great day take care and stay safe 👍 😊.
hello I have a Kubota kx60 excavator, I would like to know the dimensions of your steel tracks because I would like to change mine in the future. THANKS
Hi Amy love your videos machines can be very personal choice ive operatored machines for over 40years ive found kubota to be very cramped noisy cabs hydrolic system very eratic and seat terrible,yes there Japanese and very reliable but there not for me ,im currently driving a new case 130 e series which is terrible, tackuchi are best small machines for controability volvo best 14 and above.ive diven every machine available in career but like i say some people love fords some people love toyota etc but sorry Amy if i were buyin a midi digger id pass kubota by ,please could you review the takuchi and dont be biased 😂😂
No absolutely everyone has there own preferences there’s stuff I like on some brands that I don’t like in others, that’s completely normal, after all not everything can be perfect 😂
Had a Tak, moved on to a Kub, massive improvement. I think people overlook the model year that it came out. You can have two machines built the same year but one design is 5 years old and the other new that year, and that development time makes a huge difference. However I tested the Kub and the Tak and the Kub was nicer, maybe next time it’ll be the other way round.
I'm having trouble with my new kx060, if I use the tracks and the levers at the same time and then stop using the tracks the dipper arm kicks on it as if the pressures are set wrong,anybody see this before
Could do with some help on this as my dealer is saying that this is the way they all are which I've never seen before in any other make or model machine
Hello there! We have the same issue. I also notice that when you rotate the upper structure and use arm or the dipper at the same time the rotation becomes jerky and there are some weird muffled noises. The dealer said it is normal. I really want to find out if this is normal because I still have one year warranty on it.
Do a Google search for your problem or just perhaps "Kubota digger problems" chances are that'll take you to a forum somebody is discussing Kubota or maybe even your problem, that's assuming it's a common fault.
It's very obvious that you know your equipment and trade. I love your Scottish accent. I can appreciate that you did your nails as well. Thanks for the informative video. Love your channel. Greetings from Southern California...
I think you breathe diggers and you are a hands on person, I love how enthusiastic you are over the machine. It's nice to see the machine and operator as one, I want a go, trucker tim did, lol, good job Amy..
Aww this is such a lovely comment. Thank you so much for watching 😁
Mid-week Digger Girl? Ye're taking off! Great to see. 👍 That beeping reset every time you're in and out would do my head in too. Good review.
I keep my specials videos for mid week and my weekly Sunday😁 thank you so much 😁
A very good Thursday morning to you all from Wellington Somerset in the UK
Hi, great video. I know very little about these type of machines, but love your enthusiasm and clear guidance. Keep up the good work. Ross 🏴🇬🇧
Thank you so much Ross, hopefully you can learn a thing or two from my videos then 😊
Very interesting Vlog Amy , it is great to see how much technology there is in the diggers ! I had no idea how much work went in to these awesome machines , keep the blogs coming xxxx
Hi Amy, thats a great review of the Koubta machine, every detail so well explained, if you ever give up digger driving, you'll get a Koubta Sale's Girl, work.💯👍🇮🇪
Nice review, Kubota are certainly learning especially that as an operator time is of the essence when it comes to servicing. It's a shame however that they haven't got the bucket change over electronics working properly. To me its should be a simple software fix, everything is there it just needs a reprogram. Like the cab layout and how everything moves forward if you need it to. 👍🤗
Yea I’m sure it will be, maybe no one has ever told the right person?😅
@@the_digger_girlwea did u get ur socks from
New to your channel! Loving it and 🧡🧡🧡 from 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸...
@@jimbernard71 love it! Thank you 😁
Great video your the most attractive operator iv seen the police have just found one of these kubotas in Bulgaria it was stolen from Milton Keynes thankfully it had a tracker fitted x
I love to see you do more videos like this your a beautiful attractive lassie cany beat Scottish lassies my family are from Galston Ayrshire ❤😉👍
Great video Amy, these kubotas seem to be improving a lot. I can relate with the older 8 tonner being loud in the cab, very rattley too and squeaky when you had the front window up. These new models seem much better. Keep it up, and see ya next week!
Absolutely, so good to see them taking all our advice on board as operators and updating things!😊
Nice seeing the new kabota got Nice wide tracks [ metal]
Absolutely, need them for here 😁
Good video. I reckon that the built-in toolbox compartment needs a minimum 20mm up-stand-and a 15mm tall outside flange on the underside of the toolbox lid-to keep water out. Whoever designed those toolboxes has never worked on a site in wind driven rain OR had to deal with roof/window/door flashing issues. Maybe they live away from a sea coast🧐?
P.S. A fully exposed toolbox, as used on flat deck pickup trucks will need a taller up-stand and deeper outside flange combination.
P.P.S. I suspect that, due to the latitude where you live, paint is subject to the UV-related fading that we see in New Zealand. Kubota may have standardised on the types of pigment/stabiliser combinations required for our country.
Absolutely agree!! Thank you for your comment 😊
I’d just put screws and stuff in there rather than on the ground when working on the engine.
hi awesome i know nothing about machines but i found it very interesting to watch
Glad you enjoyed it!😊
Great to see how these work
would you ever try a sany we have a sany sy1.9c and love it
Keen for trying anything!
Love your vids
Great review, and yeah that thing about turning off the aux everytime is my main reason im looking elsewhere for my next machine. Other then that the 57-5(USA version) is a very nice running machine.
Ohhh no, don’t let that put you off they’re amazing machines 😅
If to go into settings and leave it on the settings for hydraulic
set up you won't have to push the button every time,it works on my u55
Sanys are becoming popular with utility companys in west cornwall at the moment
Nice!! I guess there’s so much choice and option now but you defiantly get what you pay for 😊
Great review. I love watching your channel.
Just to give ya some perspective... I live in Phoenix, Arizona. Good ole U S A!
That's a nice rig! Now get back to work, HAHA!
Nice!!!!!! Love hearing from people around the globe watching 😍
Love your UA-cam channel and keep it going
Thank you so much, comments like this make me want to keep going 🙌🏼
Fantastic review thank you.
Yes… the KX080 can be loud… finally figured out I can put my noise canceling AirPods on and problem solved… other than that, though, KX080 is one of my favorite machines…. very versatile! Great for doing big jobs in tighter places and small jobs faster!
Guy a work for has a couple 5 and 3 ton kubotas great machine a really think from a 8t down you won’t beat them
Yes absolutely they’re great machines 😊
It's like I have said before, Kubota digger's are probably one of the best machines to handle, the controls are smooth, but the cabs are small.
Does anyone know where the cabin air filter is located on this machine ? I’m lost about it
Great video I've never driven a kubota im a cat or hitachi man. Keep up the good work can't wait for the next video see you soon digger girl
Nice!! Each to their own but they are lovely machines 😊
Next to Caterpillar,Case & John Deere Koubta is best for agricultural equipment
informative as usual D G Good Job!
Thank you so much!😁
Thumbs up as always!
Thank you 😁😁
A bit of an upgrade from the KH101 that i started with.. I feel old lol
😂😂
@@the_digger_girl checky sod lol.. I think from memory the KX-2 or -3 had the grease gun left hand side of the seat under the dipper controls.. suspended seats these days.. bloody luxury, oh and air con for those two days a year 😂😂 p.s great video Amy and nice machine.
Great video amy 👍 That changing of the service when you get out would do my head in when it's set it's set. Can you do me a flavour fit sandys side locker 🤣Great video babe where,s the stickers ? LoL
Thank you! Yess it’s a bit annoying but I’m sure I’ll get used to it 😅 stickers are on the KX080! 😆
Hello machine looks very appealing. But do you work in the wild mostly do you need a compact machine ?
I don’t know for these but obviously I’ve found most renting companies uses kubotas with zero butt , long tracks instead of sufficient counter weight it’s because they resist well the bad treatment but also they shake the driver so much at work, the driver will calm down with time….
Basically instead of having wear on the machine, the machine would shake the driver… a kind of machine -saving strategy that works pretty well.
But when it’s your own machine and stay all day on it, especially working in the wild, maybe you prefer your machine having a serious back weight, keep smooth and staidy, keeping you in good condition at the end of the day ?
Yea this set up works wells for us. The places we go we defiantly need the ballast for balance, but I get what you’re saying 😊
Good afternoon Amy awesome video as usual, great review of the machine you explain things like we there for training. It looks like a fantastic little machine i can see why you love it, bit different to the Akermans i used to operate not in your league i might add .Hope you have had a great day take care and stay safe 👍 😊.
Thank you so much for your comment. I never got to use a Akerman unfortunately 😅
Nice looking machine the whine you were speaking about my machine has it and it's f annoying mine is a Wacker Newson
hello I have a Kubota kx60 excavator, I would like to know the dimensions of your steel tracks because I would like to change mine in the future. THANKS
And they've even customised it for you by playing the bagpipes every time you turn it on.
Hi Amy love your videos machines can be very personal choice ive operatored machines for over 40years ive found kubota to be very cramped noisy cabs hydrolic system very eratic and seat terrible,yes there Japanese and very reliable but there not for me ,im currently driving a new case 130 e series which is terrible, tackuchi are best small machines for controability volvo best 14 and above.ive diven every machine available in career but like i say some people love fords some people love toyota etc but sorry Amy if i were buyin a midi digger id pass kubota by ,please could you review the takuchi and dont be biased 😂😂
No absolutely everyone has there own preferences there’s stuff I like on some brands that I don’t like in others, that’s completely normal, after all not everything can be perfect 😂
Takeuchi everytime driven both
Had a Tak, moved on to a Kub, massive improvement. I think people overlook the model year that it came out. You can have two machines built the same year but one design is 5 years old and the other new that year, and that development time makes a huge difference. However I tested the Kub and the Tak and the Kub was nicer, maybe next time it’ll be the other way round.
@the-digger-girl hi Amy keep up great videos I love watching you and your videos x
You’re not far wrong there !
Good work and looking lovely girl
I'm having trouble with my new kx060, if I use the tracks and the levers at the same time and then stop using the tracks the dipper arm kicks on it as if the pressures are set wrong,anybody see this before
Could do with some help on this as my dealer is saying that this is the way they all are which I've never seen before in any other make or model machine
Hello there! We have the same issue. I also notice that when you rotate the upper structure and use arm or the dipper at the same time the rotation becomes jerky and there are some weird muffled noises. The dealer said it is normal. I really want to find out if this is normal because I still have one year warranty on it.
Do a Google search for your problem or just perhaps "Kubota digger problems" chances are that'll take you to a forum somebody is discussing Kubota or maybe even your problem, that's assuming it's a common fault.
I lassie there a tidy digger I like Ur track print shorts are thay a new trend soot a u ❤
I don’t know what’s going on with the weather up here at the moment but I’m sure not comparing 🌞😍
Hii the digger girl where I can contact with you?
Morning my friend
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KUBOTA- Bring the KX060-5 to AMERICA🇺🇸🇺🇲🌎
That's a Stage FIVE engine not Stage VEE 😄
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You should have took Tim to the gym 😂
I love how we Americans call them Excavators or Track Hoes and Europeans call them Diggers.
Amy I love so much babe and I cannot wait to meet you from Tuesday next week
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you are very good girl, congratulations on your new excavator,,God bless you and all your family Kisses Honey,,💋💋💋👍👍👍
Amy I need to speak to you in a matter of urgency. I've messaged you on your Instagram.
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