Hyundai Excavators are great machines, I have owned and operated several. They all made that hydraulic pump sound, but you can’t hear it from inside the cab and it makes no difference to their operation or longevity in service.
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Nice machine but very noisey, however it is a good video of it being operated. What was the flash from the back end of the machine at 0:23 into the video?
@@AwesomeEarthmovers , well....either the pump is suffering from a hideous cavitation while or ?? Guess I'll write a friend in Hyundai CE service and ask WTF. All the Demags H series machines I worked on NEVER made that kinna pump noise and they were High Pressure units too.
@@AwesomeEarthmovers yes I have seen drives damaged on hard rock from the constant pounding on to them the back seal goes along way the sun gear . But it's not over night thing . It's just nicer to the drives to pivot on them not smash them
I’m just a youngun here but in my experience the machine is plenty tough enough to dig over the drives. Where I’m from machines wear out their drives from padding over stumps and logs on the steeps long before the drives fail from digging over them. 3 Hyundai’s, two with 17000 hours and one with 1500, excellent equipment.
@@randybobandyscheeseburgerp4387 it's not the drives am thinking about it's the seals from the sand and water the seals are getting worked up and down constant plus rotational forces I gave it's only .001 thou but when there ment to last 40.000+ hours and were out sooner that's new parts a day down with costs and lost earnings . What's worse ripping into a main drive that's busted or ripping into a working one that's leaking from the car body to drive seal 🤔 Your thoughts back would be greatly appreciated
Craig Nicholson I don’t have much to say because you’re right. I never thought about the seals. I’ve assumed that the finals are plenty tough enough to take it, but over long term the seals are what might lead to damage if foreign material is getting in. I usually work over the idlers just out of convenience, but if I happen to be facing the other way I typically just stick with working over the finals.
Man what a great video you will need to do a cab view next time that you are over at the plant because I would sure like to see the inside of that machine. So next time do a cab view. Have a great day
@@banffdigger your probably right Kurt, regardless they can can keep their Hyundai's. Never ever again, not an excavator or even one of their crappy cars.
I never would have thought that this machine would swing as fast as it is. However Why would he be digging over top of the final drives? And why hasn’t aomebody mentioned this to him. I’m
Justin Beck The whole digging over finals thing is so overblown. It really won’t make much difference unless you are sitting on rock digging rock all day long for months on end. I’ve never seen or heard of damage to final drives happening because of it.
Awesome Earthmovers So true. I’ve never seen damage done in all my years. People on the internet just see one person write it so they all write it to try and convince people they think they know what they are talking about.
It is the bushing in the chain that get damage by the weight of sprocket when digging under heavy load. When idler in front, the weight is distributed on out side out chain, not on bushing.
Well he should "not" be swinging to his blind side, if he swung to his "full view side" the bucket spillage would be on ground instead of back in the water for better production over time.
It has a camera on blind side dead centre on top of body painted same colour and one on the back I can't see one on the cab side but they do a 360 view with cameras to the monitor in the cab obviously.
I've owned one Hyundai and operated others they are a cheap nasty peice of shit. We have one in our quarry and it's done 900 hours and it has so many problems it's just PARKED UP.
I have owned and operated three Hyundai Excavators and have found them to be excellent. I use them in forestry and we absolutely torture them. They have never let me down. The oldest one has done 14500 hours and the only thing that has gone wrong is the multi-rib fan belt on the Cummins engine only last about 6 months.
Todd Reynolds it’s not a very deep gravel deposit so excavator is ideal. The owner of the excavator is a former dragline operator so he knows what he needs.
Ok. I opened mouth inserted foot. Lol. Didnt know that shallow. Of a vein of gravel, nice looking material. I own. 6 Hyundai excavators. Ive had fairly good luck with them
Mike O. I spent quite a bit of time on a mid 90’s 200 and a 130. They were so fast that when I cast the stick out and stopped it, it would literally make the entire machine bounce, which caused my ams to bounce and throw the stick out more and lower the boom at the same time. I had to take my hands off of the controls and let it come to a stop. The 200 had the stick cylinder replaced twice because it blew the rod right out of the end of the barrel. I’ve run almost every manufacturer out there and the older Hyundai’s were by far the fastest machines I’ve ever run. I’m not sure what the new ones are like, I haven’t run one, but out of everything I’ve run, the kobelco is the most operator friendly machine I’ve run. Funny thing is, I only own Cases and Link Belts now. I’ve owned a couple of Komatsus and run a ton of Cat’s, both good machines, but as far as my experience, all of the Cases I’ve owned have been the most fuel efficient, reasonably priced, but most importantly, reliable machines I ever owned. I get four full days out of a tank of fuel in my CX145C and over three days on my 210. Both of my PC200’s only got a day and half with comparable size tanks.
JRBUISEXCAVATING Id like to try an older one out now that you say that. I don’t have any seat time on kobelcos nor link belts. The company I work for just got a Case145 about 2 years ago and it is a great machine. My only complaint with it is that it’s kind of a rough ride in high gear, the cab will really get to shaking. So I track around in low lol. I spend most of my time on a komatsu pc490 and cat 345. The komatsu has less than a 1000 hrs and the 345 has 10000 hours on it. End of the day I’d rather have the cat but the topcon gps on the komatsu is pretty awesome. I’ll be interested to see how the 490 holds up compared to the 345
Mike O. I have a link belt LS5800Q that’s been a great machine too, that one eats fuel though. I’m lucky to get through a day and a half on 172 gallons. How’s the fuel consumption on the PC 490 and the 345?
I don't know why...but I always like to watch these excavators while working 🤗❤️
Same with me I always like to see excavator because from childhood I like excavator
Hyundai Excavators are great machines, I have owned and operated several. They all made that hydraulic pump sound, but you can’t hear it from inside the cab and it makes no difference to their operation or longevity in service.
I beg to differ.
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In Russia, I operate the #hyundai #R220LC excavator. She is much smaller than #HX900
The #cummins engine never let me down. I would like to operate the new #HX series excavators
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Nice machine but very noisey, however it is a good video of it being operated. What was the flash from the back end of the machine at 0:23 into the video?
DingleZilla The flash looks like some kind of digital anomaly in the footage.
DingleZilla It probably sounds noisy because I’m right beside it and using a directional mic with a dead cat on it.
@@AwesomeEarthmovers Or maybe someone took a photo?
@@AwesomeEarthmovers Ahhh proof then that those dead cats aren't as good as they used to be.
Those hydraulics are screaming. And digging over the drive motors?
Poor digger.... 😪
Está chingona la maquina
Good job & good operator
Very nice
1:28 the text "HYUNDAI" that appears here should be bigger
The hydraulic pump whine would drive ME insane....but it does have some killer cycle speed
Shane Immelt He told me he only has her at two thirds power in this footage.
@@AwesomeEarthmovers , well....either the pump is suffering from a hideous cavitation while or ?? Guess I'll write a friend in Hyundai CE service and ask WTF. All the Demags H series machines I worked on NEVER made that kinna pump noise and they were High Pressure units too.
All these machines are to be run at full speed. Factory set engine speed. Running them slower accualy damage the pumps .
I wouldn't own this this if was given to me.
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Suenan hasta mal,esas bombas 🤦🏼♂️
Good excavator
Good machine👍🏼
I like this machine but the bucket is small for me. I will like to be on it some day.
Blackman King The bucket is small because it’s digging hard material
Mai pump hydraulck very sound ..
Whar is produc engine...cummins..mitshubhisi???
And what is produc the main pump..
Amirullah Simatupang Scania
Lovely machine. Is the pit in Dublin also?
Construction Machines Channel The pit is just off the M6 near Rochfortbridge
I hope some day you will visit australian mines and film Hitach EX8000 or Liebherr R9800 :)
Yeah their real machines unlike this peice of noisy cheap shit.
Smashing new peace of gear but why is he digging over the drives in hard ground !
Ps good catch of it working hard
Craig Nicholson Have you ever seen drives fail from digging over them? I haven’t and I’ve been operating for 25 years.
@@AwesomeEarthmovers yes I have seen drives damaged on hard rock from the constant pounding on to them the back seal goes along way the sun gear . But it's not over night thing . It's just nicer to the drives to pivot on them not smash them
I’m just a youngun here but in my experience the machine is plenty tough enough to dig over the drives. Where I’m from machines wear out their drives from padding over stumps and logs on the steeps long before the drives fail from digging over them. 3 Hyundai’s, two with 17000 hours and one with 1500, excellent equipment.
@@randybobandyscheeseburgerp4387 it's not the drives am thinking about it's the seals from the sand and water the seals are getting worked up and down constant plus rotational forces I gave it's only .001 thou but when there ment to last 40.000+ hours and were out sooner that's new parts a day down with costs and lost earnings .
What's worse ripping into a main drive that's busted or ripping into a working one that's leaking from the car body to drive seal 🤔
Your thoughts back would be greatly appreciated
Craig Nicholson I don’t have much to say because you’re right. I never thought about the seals. I’ve assumed that the finals are plenty tough enough to take it, but over long term the seals are what might lead to damage if foreign material is getting in. I usually work over the idlers just out of convenience, but if I happen to be facing the other way I typically just stick with working over the finals.
i always like hyundai excavator i operate the 380
Man what a great video you will need to do a cab view next time that you are over at the plant because I would sure like to see the inside of that machine. So next time do a cab view. Have a great day
The construction Dude
The construction Dude I did do an in cab video. I just haven’t posted it yet. ua-cam.com/video/qBTYKeeCmzE/v-deo.html
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That machine sounds like somethings about to fail, that whining noise!!!
That's Hyundai in general, their terrible machines that fall apart, yes I've owned one.
All the emissions garbage on the engine makes the hydraulics seem louder. Most newer equipment is like this.
@@banffdigger your probably right Kurt, regardless they can can keep their Hyundai's. Never ever again, not an excavator or even one of their crappy cars.
What is this steel slag he's digging it must be a huge mill
Oh wow! That's freaking cool ! 😉👍
Two pumps flowing 133 gpm, so of course they make some noise. No loud engine to mask the sound anymore either.
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I never would have thought that this machine would swing as fast as it is. However Why would he be digging over top of the final drives? And why hasn’t aomebody mentioned this to him.
I’m
Justin Beck The whole digging over finals thing is so overblown. It really won’t make much difference unless you are sitting on rock digging rock all day long for months on end. I’ve never seen or heard of damage to final drives happening because of it.
Well said awesome earthmovers
Awesome Earthmovers So true. I’ve never seen damage done in all my years. People on the internet just see one person write it so they all write it to try and convince people they think they know what they are talking about.
It is the bushing in the chain that get damage by the weight of sprocket when digging under heavy load. When idler in front, the weight is distributed on out side out chain, not on bushing.
Bit noisy for me....but lookk very good machine for me...
Why the operator use only the 2/3 of the engine power?
Nice
I like 👍👍👍
No offense or anything but it sounds like something is badly wrong with that machine.
There's something wrong, it's a Hyundai
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Well he should "not" be swinging to his blind side, if he swung to his "full view side" the bucket spillage would be on ground instead of back in the water for better production over time.
It has a camera on blind side dead centre on top of body painted same colour and one on the back I can't see one on the cab side but they do a 360 view with cameras to the monitor in the cab obviously.
Trabalhando com a roda motriz pra frente .erado isso
Operation weight 88 ton 😲😲😲
Thank you
how muchis this ?
Too much for what they are CRAP
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Tell me excavator opretar jobs
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ヒュンダイは重機作れるんだ、
車もろくすっぽ作れないのに、
何でまた、ヒュンダイなんて選ぶのかな！
Engine Cummins,,???
Watching my video 🙏
noise problem from the excavator
Volvo lover
@@rasmussjoberg6281sorry what?
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Loud sound Hyundai cheap made machines same as their cars look big loud engine
Nocy Music it has a Scania engine. Hardly cheap!
I've owned one Hyundai and operated others they are a cheap nasty peice of shit. We have one in our quarry and it's done 900 hours and it has so many problems it's just PARKED UP.
I have owned and operated three Hyundai Excavators and have found them to be excellent. I use them in forestry and we absolutely torture them. They have never let me down. The oldest one has done 14500 hours and the only thing that has gone wrong is the multi-rib fan belt on the Cummins engine only last about 6 months.
@@tutekohe1361 dont buy one for a quarry, ours fell apart, while the komatsu keep going. We've scraped our Hyundai at 4000 hours
Something's dos not sound right with that excavator
what a piece of crap sounds terrrible
Bestt
I just want to know will that machine out do a C.A.T. ? Just wondering don't no much about back hoe but I luv them...👍
No it won't and won't live as long as a CAT
Who in there right mind would be dredging gravel. With an excavator. And not using a cable drag machine. Kinda senseless.
Todd Reynolds it’s not a very deep gravel deposit so excavator is ideal. The owner of the excavator is a former dragline operator so he knows what he needs.
Ok. I opened mouth inserted foot. Lol. Didnt know that shallow. Of a vein of gravel, nice looking material. I own. 6 Hyundai excavators. Ive had fairly good luck with them
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Too noisy. Get an Hitachi
Never been a big fan of the hyundai hoes... too slow
Mike O. Too slow? Have you ever run the earlier ones? They were crazy fast!
Really? Never ran one of the old ones. The only one I’ve ran was a 2016 180, just wasn’t very impressed with it.
Mike O. I spent quite a bit of time on a mid 90’s 200 and a 130. They were so fast that when I cast the stick out and stopped it, it would literally make the entire machine bounce, which caused my ams to bounce and throw the stick out more and lower the boom at the same time. I had to take my hands off of the controls and let it come to a stop. The 200 had the stick cylinder replaced twice because it blew the rod right out of the end of the barrel. I’ve run almost every manufacturer out there and the older Hyundai’s were by far the fastest machines I’ve ever run. I’m not sure what the new ones are like, I haven’t run one, but out of everything I’ve run, the kobelco is the most operator friendly machine I’ve run. Funny thing is, I only own Cases and Link Belts now. I’ve owned a couple of Komatsus and run a ton of Cat’s, both good machines, but as far as my experience, all of the Cases I’ve owned have been the most fuel efficient, reasonably priced, but most importantly, reliable machines I ever owned. I get four full days out of a tank of fuel in my CX145C and over three days on my 210. Both of my PC200’s only got a day and half with comparable size tanks.
JRBUISEXCAVATING Id like to try an older one out now that you say that. I don’t have any seat time on kobelcos nor link belts. The company I work for just got a Case145 about 2 years ago and it is a great machine. My only complaint with it is that it’s kind of a rough ride in high gear, the cab will really get to shaking. So I track around in low lol. I spend most of my time on a komatsu pc490 and cat 345. The komatsu has less than a 1000 hrs and the 345 has 10000 hours on it. End of the day I’d rather have the cat but the topcon gps on the komatsu is pretty awesome. I’ll be interested to see how the 490 holds up compared to the 345
Mike O. I have a link belt LS5800Q that’s been a great machine too, that one eats fuel though. I’m lucky to get through a day and a half on 172 gallons. How’s the fuel consumption on the PC 490 and the 345?
Boring job