I cant say enough good things about the S70. I've been in the Landscaping and hardscapng business for 34 years and bought a S70 machine 5 years ago. It is a like saver on your back in tight spots(less manual digging) and it is a very versatile machine. Yes I agree with other comments that the S70 is NOT a good machine when your dealing with wet conditions or ruts in lawn areas. The track machines are the way to go in that application but if you are not a young fellow like me, I would rather sit in a machine then stand on one for 5-8 hours. Just my opinion.
I really appreciate comments like “if I went back and started over this would be the first purchase.” That’s a comment that pushes me to buy one as my first bobcat.
You set the standards for cement contractors. The rest of them on UA-cam are just laborers. You operate and have your own equipment. The one thing the rest of these failures need to realize is you have to invest in your business / yourself, and you always look at the big picture / payback. This proves you are the best in the west from a concrete contractor and a businessman.
Because of your videos with the s70 you really convinced me on buying one. Actually tomorrow im supposed to get approved to buy an 2018 s70 with 130 hours. Plus a concrete breaker and grapple bucket. We do alot of concrete demo and that harbor freight jackhammer and wheel barrows got old really quick. Great videos big dog
@@WestCoastCustomConcrete thanks man! working on a remodel at a gold/silver wholesale shop today and they are having a blast with metals off the charts today. sooo much incredible things going on everywhere.
My company has used bobcats exclusively for the last 20 years, both excavators and SKID Steers, but I’ve been watching you operate that case and I’ll tell you what, for a rubber tire machine that’s bad ass. You’re a pretty damn good operator-I watch the way you keep your work area clean, keep everything smooth. I watched you dig in that photo where you were cutting out the wall and you dug the front edge of your footer first-why would you do that instead of taking out the back and then digging the front edge? you kept driving over the cut edge. good video!
Thanks bro. I originally started to dig the footing perpendicular with the hillside but eventually got stuck. It rained for a week straight prior to the excavation and the soil was super expansive.
@@WestCoastCustomConcrete Thanks bRo!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! yo de man that i want as a dad and maybye i will go to the movies with you and the girls or watever your doing this sunday!!!!!!!!!!!💪💪💪💪💪✌️✌️✌️✌️✌️✌️✌️✌️✌️✌️✌️🤑🤑🤑👊👊👊👊👊👊👊👊👊👊👊
I have to kindly disagree. I owned a s70 for many years and it was a great machine. However we did make the switch to a ditch witch sk600 I have not found 1 thing my ditch witch won't do that my s70 did. However my ditch witch is way more stable and less tippy. You can clearly see it in the video and that's on level ground. Also I find even more handy in tight spots plus it floats over turf and mud with ease since its on tracks. Not a concrete guy but a hardscaper in the landscape industry. We work our machine hard and we remove our fair share of concrete. Just my 2 cents.
@@GardenGateLawn Good to hear! I'm definitely leaning towards the ditch witch, just thought I'd pop the question cuz there's a basically brand new s70 fully heated cab, bucket, forks, Harley rake, etc... 200hrs for $18,000 20 minutes from me. The DW looks much better for the landscaping application, but damn are they expensive.
Michael Zeleznik I hear you but they are worth every penny. I wish I would of switched sooner. I really wanted the wanted sk800 but didn't want to spend the extra money. They sold me a sk600 brand new for 22,900 before tax with a bucket. S70 also ruts yards bad ditch has low psi.
I don't know if you listened to this guys video but he made $3,000 in two hours. You don't use tracks on concrete. It'll burn them off. You two geniuses should post a video of you planting tulips with you tonka toy.
Can you tell me the max safe incline for the S70. I need to climb up and down 10' and need to know the length of a ramp I should build so it will safely climb with a full bucket. Much thanks. Mark
@@WestCoastCustomConcrete Thanks for the reply but I'm thinking that is way to steep for the climb. I got to go up 10' so my ramp would have to be at least 20' long I would think and even that to seems steep. Take care.
I run a small landscaping business I was wondering how is it on grass is it going to Mess it up or if you take the easy Will it do Ok Also don't know if you have any experience with it dingo type of machine But if so how does it compare
To be honest, I would say the dingo type is better for a landscaping I am a concrete guy so for me S70 is ideal. You will have a problem tearing the grass up.
Hey don that brand is bob cat they don't hold up💯 check out my more recent videos I run a soosan and it's a beast 💯give me a call and I will hook you up with one 👍
@@WestCoastCustomConcrete awesome man I appreciate it, I’ll have to give you a call sometime soon, I’m a general contractor in Phoenix. I was looking at the SB180 breaker but I’d like to hear more about the doosans like you said. Heard good about them
You can get one at a local bob cat dealer. It can load a dump trailer or a 5 yard dump truck. If you load a ten Wheeler with it you have to make a ramp with dirt👍
Hey I'm looking to purchase my first machine that being this same s70. There is a used one for 15k in my area do you think its worth it. How reliable are they and are they easy to do self maintenance on?
@@WestCoastCustomConcrete 2013 with 600+ hrs. I really appreciate the input I watch your videos often and you've inspired me to do it myself. Looking to get my first dump trailer and bobcat. 🍻 from arizona brother
@@WestCoastCustomConcrete Thanks but im having trouble finding it, is it comparable to the NB140?? its operating weight is 500 pounds it looks to be the most heavy duty you can put on a S70
@@embrj1453 yes they do. If you buy one now there is a one year waiting list. Used ones are hard to find. Plus expensive. People finally figured out the versatility 👍
@@WestCoastCustomConcrete Nice I’m happy it comes in both options I’m not really good at foot controls where it controls the bucket.Also,I’m thinking of starting a demo service got any advice for a new guy ?
@@WestCoastCustomConcrete okay I appreciate it I’ll be starting in the Bay Area hopefully first thing next year my dad was a contractor who just passed.I love construction and I just quit my job because during his funeral they rush me to get back to work.I’m choosing to work for myself never want to have someone control my time or money.
@@WestCoastCustomConcrete the hydraulic hammer I have a s70 just trying to acquire some decent attachments before season starts here. Nice vids btw just found your page I like your work man
Just bought one of these. Can’t say enough good stuff about them. Compact and hella strong. Thanks for the content
Thanks for watching bro 👍
This is the video yet!! You really are the best operator!! 😀
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@@WestCoastCustomConcrete i agree yO
@@paulaboatright256 👊
This guy's videos and descriptions are excellent.
Hey thanks brother 👊💯
Wow..this dude is a bad ass operator!
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I cant say enough good things about the S70. I've been in the Landscaping and hardscapng business for 34 years and bought a S70 machine 5 years ago. It is a like saver on your back in tight spots(less manual digging) and it is a very versatile machine. Yes I agree with other comments that the S70 is NOT a good machine when your dealing with wet conditions or ruts in lawn areas. The track machines are the way to go in that application but if you are not a young fellow like me, I would rather sit in a machine then stand on one for 5-8 hours. Just my opinion.
I completely agree with you!
I really appreciate comments like “if I went back and started over this would be the first purchase.” That’s a comment that pushes me to buy one as my first bobcat.
Thanks for watching Bobby 👊💯
You set the standards for cement contractors. The rest of them on UA-cam are just laborers. You operate and have your own equipment. The one thing the rest of these failures need to realize is you have to invest in your business / yourself, and you always look at the big picture / payback. This proves you are the best in the west from a concrete contractor and a businessman.
Thanks for watching Nick👍
Very Detail and informative. Great Video !
Thanks for watching 👍
Super helpful and informative. Thanks!
Because of your videos with the s70 you really convinced me on buying one. Actually tomorrow im supposed to get approved to buy an 2018 s70 with 130 hours. Plus a concrete breaker and grapple bucket. We do alot of concrete demo and that harbor freight jackhammer and wheel barrows got old really quick. Great videos big dog
That's a really good move. Low hrs on the S70 also. You are going to change your finances bro👍what hammer did you get?
@@WestCoastCustomConcrete im new to all these names and brands. But the guy said its a Rhino concrete breaker $4999
@@alexzavala6749 nice bro that will work.i would advise you to make sure it is a 350lb hammer. It's always better to have more 💪
@@WestCoastCustomConcrete i will make sure of that. Thanks for the advice big dog
@@alexzavala6749 👍
that's outstanding. what a machine! just getting my WCCC vid fix for the morning
Thanks bro 👍 have a good day. Stay safe out there
@@WestCoastCustomConcrete thanks man! working on a remodel at a gold/silver wholesale shop today and they are having a blast with metals off the charts today. sooo much incredible things going on everywhere.
@@T.E.P. 👍
pretty slick little machine !! good job !!!
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Good to know. Gonna invest in one of these machines.
You won't regret it 👊
Thanks for sharing your knowledge.
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Awesome operator
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my back says listen to this guy! 😁
My company has used bobcats exclusively for the last 20 years, both excavators and SKID Steers, but I’ve been watching you operate that case and I’ll tell you what, for a rubber tire machine that’s bad ass. You’re a pretty damn good operator-I watch the way you keep your work area clean, keep everything smooth. I watched you dig in that photo where you were cutting out the wall and you dug the front edge of your footer first-why would you do that instead of taking out the back and then digging the front edge? you kept driving over the cut edge. good video!
Thanks bro. I originally started to dig the footing perpendicular with the hillside but eventually got stuck. It rained for a week straight prior to the excavation and the soil was super expansive.
this is the best in the west.
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@@WestCoastCustomConcrete Thanks bRo!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! yo de man that i want as a dad and maybye i will go to the movies with you and the girls or watever your doing this sunday!!!!!!!!!!!💪💪💪💪💪✌️✌️✌️✌️✌️✌️✌️✌️✌️✌️✌️🤑🤑🤑👊👊👊👊👊👊👊👊👊👊👊
@@paulaboatright256 👍
Watching the video it looks like it wabbles a lot. Does it feel like the machine will fall sideways at any point?
Nice
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Does the S70 have any problem loading a tri- axle dump truck from the side? Meaning, can it reach that high? Love your videos!
Thank you. You can load a dump trailer or a bobtail with the S70. The truck you're talking about I get dirt off the job and make a ramp.
West Coast Custom Concrete That’s what I figured. I really like those small Bobcats.
What would you do & charge if you didn't have the hammer attachment
Its hard to say. I don't think I could've done that particular job with out it.
Any videos of removing concrete with rebar in it?
Yeah. Check out my video with the Bobcat S250.
But do you think you should get one of these first if you're starting out?
lmao I was also wondering if he was going to dig a 60 foot retaining wall footing. He was kinda vague about that.
Is there any advantages or disadvantages between this and a ditch witch type machine?
A ditch witch is for light duty and landscaping. A bobcat is ideal for heavier work.
I have to kindly disagree. I owned a s70 for many years and it was a great machine. However we did make the switch to a ditch witch sk600 I have not found 1 thing my ditch witch won't do that my s70 did. However my ditch witch is way more stable and less tippy. You can clearly see it in the video and that's on level ground. Also I find even more handy in tight spots plus it floats over turf and mud with ease since its on tracks. Not a concrete guy but a hardscaper in the landscape industry. We work our machine hard and we remove our fair share of concrete. Just my 2 cents.
@@GardenGateLawn Good to hear! I'm definitely leaning towards the ditch witch, just thought I'd pop the question cuz there's a basically brand new s70 fully heated cab, bucket, forks, Harley rake, etc... 200hrs for $18,000 20 minutes from me. The DW looks much better for the landscaping application, but damn are they expensive.
Michael Zeleznik I hear you but they are worth every penny. I wish I would of switched sooner. I really wanted the wanted sk800 but didn't want to spend the extra money. They sold me a sk600 brand new for 22,900 before tax with a bucket. S70 also ruts yards bad ditch has low psi.
I don't know if you listened to this guys video but he made $3,000 in two hours. You don't use tracks on concrete. It'll burn them off. You two geniuses should post a video of you planting tulips with you tonka toy.
Hey my friend can you please let me know what tipe of breaker is that I want to buy one exact same for my s70
Hi Jorge. The brand of that breaker is bob cat. I now use a soosan breaker. If you call me I could hook you up with one.
What’s the brand of the braker?
The brand of that breaker is Bobcat.
Do you like them more than the stand on mt100?
For sure brother 💯
Can you tell me the max safe incline for the S70. I need to climb up and down 10' and need to know the length of a ramp I should build so it will safely climb with a full bucket. Much thanks. Mark
It's hard to say. I would try 10ft ramps
@@WestCoastCustomConcrete Thanks for the reply but I'm thinking that is way to steep for the climb. I got to go up 10' so my ramp would have to be at least 20' long I would think and even that to seems steep. Take care.
@@CHIEFTATELLI for sure. You are going to have to get a trailer 👍
I know you like the S70 but what do you think about the MT100, I'm debating which one to get and great content man.
Hi Daniel thanks for watching. I would definitely go with the S70 it's more versatile and safer👍
Thank you sir for your input and definitely going to pick up my S70 tomorrow and purchasing a Soosan Breaker after watching your review.
@@danielmoreno695 good call bro👍
Hey Anthony how did you dig the 60' footing with the s70 and which video is that?
In this video with the bucket
@@WestCoastCustomConcrete tnanks
@@hectorgonzalez8043 👍
What model breaker is this plz respond I really want to know
I run a soosan SQ 20 that's the breaker you want 💯
great video but I would have been dumping it in the truck or roll off box so it isn't moved twice
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I run a small landscaping business I was wondering how is it on grass is it going to Mess it up or if you take the easy Will it do Ok Also don't know if you have any experience with it dingo type of machine But if so how does it compare
To be honest, I would say the dingo type is better for a landscaping
I am a concrete guy so for me S70 is ideal. You will have a problem tearing the grass up.
Keep using the hammer as a pry bar and you will wear the inner bushing out .
C'mon brother I've been doing this for 20 years 👍and that has never happened 💯
Foam filled rock tires😁
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Hey West Coast Custom Concrete, what breaker exactly is that one? I’d like to get that same one but having a hard time finding it. Thanks, Don.
Hey don that brand is bob cat they don't hold up💯 check out my more recent videos I run a soosan and it's a beast 💯give me a call and I will hook you up with one 👍
@@WestCoastCustomConcrete awesome man I appreciate it, I’ll have to give you a call sometime soon, I’m a general contractor in Phoenix. I was looking at the SB180 breaker but I’d like to hear more about the doosans like you said. Heard good about them
@@lionelpritchert hey brother it's a soosan sq20 I have a major hook up through soosan 💯 check it out in some of my videos 👍
@@WestCoastCustomConcrete right on brotha I’ll definitely be giving you a call soon to get one thru you
@@lionelpritchert 👍
Where can I finance one of these machines and would it reach a dump truck how high
You can get one at a local bob cat dealer. It can load a dump trailer or a 5 yard dump truck. If you load a ten Wheeler with it you have to make a ramp with dirt👍
Hey I'm looking to purchase my first machine that being this same s70. There is a used one for 15k in my area do you think its worth it. How reliable are they and are they easy to do self maintenance on?
What year is it? How many hours on it? Definitely worth it. They are basic to work on. Generally really realiable 👍
@@WestCoastCustomConcrete 2013 with 600+ hrs. I really appreciate the input I watch your videos often and you've inspired me to do it myself. Looking to get my first dump trailer and bobcat. 🍻 from arizona brother
@@Moco925 nice Marcos👍 your on the right path bro 💯 that's a great deal on that S70 to be honest with you.
@@WestCoastCustomConcrete 🤙🏽
any cost to dispose of concrete ?
Yes there is.
Which would you choose Bobcat breaker or sq20
It's not even close SQ 20
@@WestCoastCustomConcrete sq 20 by far? What the price I’m from texas
@@WestCoastCustomConcrete can it break home foundation? On a s70
@@adanr150 I have done it with this hammer before. So yes.
@@adanr150 I would say $5.200 plus $200 for shipping
Would you please tell me the width of this machine? See if it can directly enter the small door of my backyard. Thanks.
35 1/2 in
@@WestCoastCustomConcrete Thank you for your quick reply!
@@Green-ge6yw 👊
@@WestCoastCustomConcrete Thanks. how about my backyard door have 41in only, it works for the mini?
@@Green-ge6yw it will work perfect for your backyard.
Your 420 is on tracks right?
No it's a wheel loader 👍
What bobcat breaker is that ?? is it the nitrogen or
It's nitrogen it's a bobcat breaker
@@WestCoastCustomConcrete Thanks but im having trouble finding it, is it comparable to the NB140?? its operating weight is 500 pounds it looks to be the most heavy duty you can put on a S70
No the biggest breaker you can put on a s70 is 300lb 250lb works just fine also
this and or a stand on mini skid steer?
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@@WestCoastCustomConcrete which one would you prefer, its almost a non brainer but maybe both has it advantages
@@embrj1453 oh sorry bro. I didn't understand. S70 without a doubt. Those stand ups are dangerous.no roll over protection. They are for a landscaper
@@WestCoastCustomConcrete i agree, i just realized they were not the only ones 36 inches wide, do they still make them? the s70!
@@embrj1453 yes they do. If you buy one now there is a one year waiting list. Used ones are hard to find. Plus expensive. People finally figured out the versatility 👍
What does that cost?
I think around 28k new
Does it have hand controls ?
The S70 is hands and feet 👍
@@WestCoastCustomConcrete Nice I’m happy it comes in both options I’m not really good at foot controls where it controls the bucket.Also,I’m thinking of starting a demo service got any advice for a new guy ?
@@yodabomb2018 make sure you don't buy the wrong equipment 💯
Domo Business is really good idea 👍💯 happy holidays brother 💯🎄
@@WestCoastCustomConcrete okay I appreciate it I’ll be starting in the Bay Area hopefully first thing next year my dad was a contractor who just passed.I love construction and I just quit my job because during his funeral they rush me to get back to work.I’m choosing to work for myself never want to have someone control my time or money.
Do they ship these to canada
Yes
@@WestCoastCustomConcrete is their a link to their website
Hey bro. Are you referring to the bob cat S70 or the hydraulic hammer?
@@WestCoastCustomConcrete the hydraulic hammer I have a s70 just trying to acquire some decent attachments before season starts here. Nice vids btw just found your page I like your work man
@@kilom7020 thanks bro for watching 👊 my friend has the breakers. So if you give me a call I will hook you up. My # is on the end of the videos.