LTMG 2-Ton Chinese Mini Excavator DETAILED Walk Thru
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- Опубліковано 31 тра 2024
- Full detailed walk through of my LTMG 2 Ton Chinese Excavator that is equipped with the Kubota D902 Diesel Engine.
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Sucks about the 2 speed, my machine came with it, I didn't ask for it. My thumb is much lighter duty than yours. That hidden pedal on mine is for the thumb, weird. It's suprising how much they have changed the machine over the last 3 years. Holes in tracks are for gravel and dirt to escape so the tracks don't bind up. Fire extinguisher is a great idea after Andrew Camarata's last video.😮
Mine was $13,500 U.S. plus $4800 for shipping to Ottawa Canada through British Columbia. So half my freight was for the transport from BC. But that was also during the peak of covid shortages.
Enjoy the machine, subbed you too.
Thank you for comment! It was your channel that I credit me buying from them. I am very happy with my purchase. I just realized I should have asked for the two speed and expandable tracks. Thank you for being so kind. I'll be posting me actually digging soon. Been busy with work so haven't had much time.
Which model is this one? Thanks for the video. They have several on their website. Thanks.
This is the LTE20. If you are able to afford it, I think their new 2.5 ton has covered drive motors for the tracks. Better concealed and slimmed down. Get the two speed option!!!
not having tie downs is bad juju. get some weld on D rings and have a competent welder put them on the undercarriage. from your last video its called cab or open station. ya too bad on the 2 speed. someone makes bolt on guards to cover those wheel motors, almost a necessity in my book. get a job box on the front of your trailer, keep tools, funnels, hydraulic fluid, iron bars, grease tubes, grease gun, chains, etc. I wouldn't feel too bad about the expanding tracks, something more to break in my opinion. make sure you have enough tools and know how to adjust the tracks and install the tracks before you are stranded at a job and a track rolls off. make brackets on the trailer so you can store extra buckets. as soon as you leave one home you'll need it.
i must have missed it, how much was that "everything included" on your trailer?
@@firstname6208 thanks for the tips! Appreciate that 👍 my trailer was $10,600 I believe with the 10ply tires, extra led running lights, spare tire and the custom color powder coating.
Learn to use your feet. When you do you can place the bucket on the trailer and lift your blade to start up your ramp. On the canopy did you tighten the other bolts before getting to the last. If so losen them all then try to get them all started before tightening any of them. Nice machine, I've been wanting a one ton but keep thinking I'd like a two ton more.
Thank you for commenting. I really appreciate it! yes, I need to practice a bit more with my feet operating the front blade.
I loosened all the bolts on the canopy and still I could not get it to go. I'm going to just maybe take them all out and start all over again.
Would personally recommend the 2 ton if you can but the 1 tons are great too.
I use the rule of thumb that whatever you think you need, get a little bit bigger. I'm sure you already know that good luck to you and thanks for commenting and checking out the video.
@@Manfran also nice job with the paint, it really makes it look next level.
@@Anonymous-vr9hp thank you!
Nice I love it.
Thanks!
How do you fill the hydraulic fluid?
@@Acekg1911 to be honest, I am
Not sure. My best guess is to open that right engine cowling panel and try to access it that way. Is below the fuel tank on the right and without me unbolting the right cowling, I cannot be certain.
That quick hitch is poorly design,guarenteed to be ripped off. You never know what they will deliver even if specified.
So far my only issue with the quick hitch has been how easily the button is accidentally bumped by my arm. They placed the switch right next to where the left forearm is designed to rest. At least three times, I have accidentally bumped it and dropped the bucket. Which is very bad when I did it with tilted leveling bucket that has two hydraulic lines going to it. But have had no other issues with the quick hitch assembly as of yet.