The thing I have picked up from watching a few of your videos is that you err on the side of caution with everything. That is a good thing. You are safety conscious and careful. I applaud your efforts.
Great tool, and fun video. I have a 35G and of course love the thing. It's like a big toy you use Inside of : ). I'd make One recommendation... but prolly too late: do not use the hand levers to learn how to track.. start immediately with using your feet. There's really no reason to waste time with it, and it's Way more fun and productive once you can work the house (top) and drive at the same time. In fact, you might even look into learning how to do "jump turns"... in which you turn the machine by lifting one side and spinning the bottom beneath you as you turn the top (house) opposite. Sounds complicated, but it isn't and really works great for tight areas or saving from tearing things up if you need to. Plus is saves wear on the tracks themselves. Love the steel tracks, unfortunately mine are rubber and a bit too aggressive. Believe it or not, you would probably like them better for foresty- 1. They're quiet and 2. More bite with the earth because they're lugged (like boots). Yes the rubber tracks are Plenty rugged.. you won't hurt them in the woods. Steel is best for mining sites with broken rocks or demolition debris. Keep having fun. If you don't wanna run the a/c, you can get a cheap clip-on 12v fan and plut it into the cigarette socket. ☮
Wow! Thanks for all the great info, maybe we'll try rubber tracks once the steel ones are spent (might be awhile though). I really wanna try the jump turn now, I'll start practicing with the foot pedals first though 😉
Sarah; great job. Taking your time and nice an steady control for sure. Just a bit more seat time and speed will come…….but very impressive smoothness and control for a first time 😊
Hello Sarah , nice job operating the machine, you did great for your first time out, liked when you broke out singing the 80’s classic “You spin me around ( like a record) by Dead or Alive, nice.Have a good week
Sarah, you did very well! Now if you can bring it to my place, I could use some work with it.LOL, I would love to have one. In no time you will get the hang of it. Take care
Considering buying one of these machines. Nice to see videos of it operating 👍 Thanks for sharing
The thing I have picked up from watching a few of your videos is that you err on the side of caution with everything. That is a good thing. You are safety conscious and careful.
I applaud your efforts.
You're doing great, Sarah👏👏👏👌👋😉
Thank you so much! 😃
All it takes is practice and patience. Still you did great. Take care and have a blessed day and I'll see you on your next vidja.
Thank you! It's so fun, I'll definitely keep working on it 🙂
Great tool, and fun video. I have a 35G and of course love the thing. It's like a big toy you use Inside of : ). I'd make One recommendation... but prolly too late: do not use the hand levers to learn how to track.. start immediately with using your feet. There's really no reason to waste time with it, and it's Way more fun and productive once you can work the house (top) and drive at the same time. In fact, you might even look into learning how to do "jump turns"... in which you turn the machine by lifting one side and spinning the bottom beneath you as you turn the top (house) opposite. Sounds complicated, but it isn't and really works great for tight areas or saving from tearing things up if you need to. Plus is saves wear on the tracks themselves. Love the steel tracks, unfortunately mine are rubber and a bit too aggressive. Believe it or not, you would probably like them better for foresty- 1. They're quiet and 2. More bite with the earth because they're lugged (like boots). Yes the rubber tracks are Plenty rugged.. you won't hurt them in the woods. Steel is best for mining sites with broken rocks or demolition debris. Keep having fun. If you don't wanna run the a/c, you can get a cheap clip-on 12v fan and plut it into the cigarette socket. ☮
Wow! Thanks for all the great info, maybe we'll try rubber tracks once the steel ones are spent (might be awhile though). I really wanna try the jump turn now, I'll start practicing with the foot pedals first though 😉
That was awesome Sarah! Now your ready for a Bobcat.
Thank you! Maybe someday 🙂
Sarah; great job. Taking your time and nice an steady control for sure. Just a bit more seat time and speed will come…….but very impressive smoothness and control for a first time 😊
Thanks! I'll keep working on it but am pretty pleased with my progress so far 🙂
And thank you for great content
Wow Sarah you are great. I love excavator is my my favorite toy in childhood :)
Thank you! Mine too 🙂
Hello Sarah , nice job operating the machine, you did great for your first time out, liked when you broke out singing the 80’s classic “You spin me around ( like a record) by Dead or Alive, nice.Have a good week
Thank you! 🙂
Sarah, you did very well! Now if you can bring it to my place, I could use some work with it.LOL, I would love to have one. In no time you will get the hang of it. Take care
Thank you! I'm really loving it so far so will keep practicing 🙂
Übung macht den Meister, weiter so.
Grüße aus Vorpommern Germania
Thank you! And greetings to you as well from Canada 🙂
Looks good now you can stay in excavator. And have outhers do the chain sawing