The combination of imagination, ingenuity, and humor is to be commended. I enjoy watching even though I need assistance screwing in a light bulb. Bravo
just cannot see the point of got to hand ball the rubble as well as clear crushed rubble from the bottom of it when you could be sitting on the sit just mind blowing or plain stupid if you ask me
As mentioned else where in the comments, I have it like this for now due to the nature of the rubble I’m sorting. I can be more discerning about what I’m running and keep the product really clean. The bucket works both ways. I currently require clean material picked from a mixed pile of knarly and bulky rubble. Just works better for me on this occasion. 👍
@@ruarioshea6015 I was the same. My view was this. I can get free rubble etc from jobs and the local merchants who gladly give it away. I need hardcore for work and the small holding so long term it’s a one man operation that beats using a sledge hammer ! I actually really like it and think it’s super useful. Small, transportable and easy to store. Ok it’s slower than massive kit but it’s fast enough for what I need. It’s well made and if you’ve seen both videos easy to customise. What’s not to like 👍
@bluesix2843 after seeing your videos it's made my mind up, yes it's not going to run massive tonage but for the small bits that come back off jobs it's recycled and reusable cheaply and it's an attachment that will be around for years and hold it's value if needs be
The combination of imagination, ingenuity, and humor is to be commended. I enjoy watching even though I need assistance screwing in a light bulb. Bravo
Thanks and welcome to the channel! Glad you enjoyed the video. 👍
Genius!
Cheers 👍
Trolls never seem to have their own content do they ?
Great video. Love the music.
Thanks. 🙏 hope you enjoyed it.👍
Are you hiding, Dr. Who ship from him lol for those who know will understand.
Nice stand. By all means, trolling the trolls is expected.
Ha, I nearly put a K9 graphic next to it as it happens. I wondered if anyone would think the same! Didn’t take long! 👍
Davy Crocket’s mum gets about a bit doesn’t she?
I saw her up against the wheelie bins round the back of ‘spoons the other day BV
😏🤣
just cannot see the point of got to hand ball the rubble as well as clear crushed rubble from the bottom of it when you could be sitting on the sit just mind blowing or plain stupid if you ask me
As mentioned else where in the comments, I have it like this for now due to the nature of the rubble I’m sorting. I can be more discerning about what I’m running and keep the product really clean. The bucket works both ways. I currently require clean material picked from a mixed pile of knarly and bulky rubble. Just works better for me on this occasion. 👍
Would a piece of rubber conveyor belt fitted to top of dynamic jaw and to the top of bucket stop anything accidently going in the ram area
Yes it may well reduce the risk👍, I’ve not had an accident yet however presumably only a matter of time until I throw something a little too far 🤦♂️
@bluesix2843 brilliant tool I have been looking at them for a while now but I think it's getting time to take the plunge
@@ruarioshea6015 I was the same. My view was this. I can get free rubble etc from jobs and the local merchants who gladly give it away. I need hardcore for work and the small holding so long term it’s a one man operation that beats using a sledge hammer ! I actually really like it and think it’s super useful. Small, transportable and easy to store. Ok it’s slower than massive kit but it’s fast enough for what I need. It’s well made and if you’ve seen both videos easy to customise. What’s not to like 👍
@bluesix2843 after seeing your videos it's made my mind up, yes it's not going to run massive tonage but for the small bits that come back off jobs it's recycled and reusable cheaply and it's an attachment that will be around for years and hold it's value if needs be
@@ruarioshea6015 👌. Any questions feel free to ask👍.