World's smallest excavator - mini excavator #shorts #machine #vehicle
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Does anyone else want that little dumptruck?
@Timeshifter32Ай бұрын
It's NOT a dumptruck ! It's an excavator !
@richardswann5300Ай бұрын
@@richardswann5300 I know it is, but there is what looks to be a little dumptruck in one of the clips. Watch it again!
@Timeshifter32Ай бұрын
Me me
@cda4662Ай бұрын
I do I do
@gunarsagerry3502Ай бұрын
Are you kidding? I have never wanted anything more
@tomsartain8071Ай бұрын
I’ve worked as heavy equipment operator for well over 30 years now and I can think of so many jobs I could if used this excavator and saved my back.
@DragonJ-ui9ggАй бұрын
Out of curiosity, why is it that being a heavy equipment operator seems to be so rough on the body? I'm a truck driver for a construction company and have spent plenty of hours in a massive loader but not enough to know from experience.
@austinkulju3839Ай бұрын
Just use ue hands
@banger_racer133Ай бұрын
@banger_racer133 let's see you dig a hole here in Arizona with extremely hard packed clay soil LOL I'll be back in a few hours to check on you
@magnumxlpiАй бұрын
@@austinkulju3839I'm going wager it's the sitting for long hours on end. I'm not a heavy equipment operator but I know, personally of a few. They are all over weight and have chronic back problems
@SnowPiercer1975Ай бұрын
I could have used this to carve out the walkway path that I'm still working on.
@michiganborn8303Ай бұрын
“Yea I’m a heavy equipment operator”
@tinal.8914Ай бұрын
It’s heavier then me so
@Cugy_2345Ай бұрын
@Cugy_2345 yep I'm 185. I think I could carry it but for a few seconds
If I can afford that TOY, my backyard will be full of holes.
@edwinarcilla5888Ай бұрын
Found it for sale, it's 15-20k Canadian for one from China. Import alone would add another 8-10k easy. Definitely a pricy toy.
@kennykennedy6298Ай бұрын
yes
@davehavens163Ай бұрын
@@kennykennedy629830k? Yeah that's a adult toy
@IsraelCountryCubeАй бұрын
@@kennykennedy6298and an innocent adult useful toy. Not the disgusting usually types of adult toys that are branded adult toys.
@IsraelCountryCubeАй бұрын
Actually you can put earth from one hole into another and never run out of land to dig holes.
@hari4406Ай бұрын
Perhaps the most important feature of this excavator is that it is narrow enough to pass through a standard doorway. So it can work inside a building without having to demolish and reconstruct the doorways.
@chonpincherАй бұрын
Good Point! You could probably even put this on a regular truck bed to transport too.
@peterkn2Ай бұрын
Your wife is not going to appreciate you bringing that in the house 😂😂😂
@mr.boobaniaАй бұрын
@@mr.boobania She thought she had a problem with take your dirty boots off.
@wirefeed3419Ай бұрын
and heavy enough to fall through the floor!
@random13627Ай бұрын
@@random13627 220 lbs.. I guess it shouldn't be falling through any floors...
@hardcoreharold5677Ай бұрын
"Who's a big boy?" "I'm a big boy." "Who's a big boy??" "I'M A BIG BOY!"
@grumblyone3334Ай бұрын
I was thinking the same thing 🤣
@IsenmoutheАй бұрын
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@IsenmoutheАй бұрын
"It's not small! It's average size and fully functional!" 😂😂😂
@Forsaken_SoulАй бұрын
Самое главное он экономичен в топливе масле и запасных деталях👌
@nbzzwf9 күн бұрын
I thought it was about my penis
@devTalks36418 күн бұрын
@@nbzzwfyou missed the analogy 🍆
@bch55137 күн бұрын
@@nbzzwfyou missed the analogy
@bch55137 күн бұрын
That girl at the beginning of the video was about to unscrew the cab from the base spinning around like that.
@raymondbrennan614Ай бұрын
I really hope you're joking lol
@flynnbrockway6651Ай бұрын
she had a few more turns before it went loose, just spin it back a few times to tighten it
@ballsthatclankАй бұрын
I refuse to believe that's how they build excavator's
@topbrasstv886719 күн бұрын
Lmao
@beanapprentice168710 күн бұрын
😂😂
@BTL05238 күн бұрын
No way that is only 220lbs
@caseymaples19xxАй бұрын
Just looking at it, I thought, "no way, that's got to be 750-1,000 lbs". Google says, 838 lbs.
@wlrottgeАй бұрын
If it were only 220lb it would just lift up any time it was digging hard packed soil. Maybe the weight limit of the rider is 220lb and the person who made the video is just incompetent? Lol
@ResyekttАй бұрын
To me it looked 350 ib To 400 ib
@Carbon-lifeformАй бұрын
Its operating weight is given as 838 pounds. That includes all fluids (engine oil, hyd oil, water for engine cooling etc and driver
@Scott_AАй бұрын
There are a lot of prices. Anyone tell me the real price?
@sneakytomato3241Ай бұрын
"Not a toy" bro that thing makes me want to dig holes all over the place for no reason 😂
@MikeLaRock88Ай бұрын
Купляи : рои .. бох в помащь ..😅
@user-fe2gz7tu8uАй бұрын
Yup! 😁😛 I have good reason! Once I buy my farm! I'm buying 2 of those so I can dig so that I don't have to freaking shovel!
@IsraelCountryCubeАй бұрын
A very used one (560 hours runtime) is going for $13K. 8' dig depth is a flat out lie, though. It cannot be mistaken for its actual dig depth of 3' 5".
@anonemous1046Ай бұрын
I seen cleap 1 ton Chinese ones on ebay for $4k shipped.
@jamese49823 күн бұрын
Yes, I can see just by looking at it, that they most have meant to say 3’5”.
@jondekerguelen8 күн бұрын
Thanks for the info brother....I was like wtf 8ft?
@donvee20004 күн бұрын
The tiniest excavator with a full sized excavator price.
@kylerenneberg3069Ай бұрын
I don't even have a yard but, screw it, I want one 😍
@Strange_ArmourАй бұрын
But why? You can walk 4 times faster than this.
@motog4-75Ай бұрын
Ofc! One doesn’t need a purpose to own what’s important to feel good.
@AOKONEАй бұрын
@@motog4-75My guy no one is using this for personal transport
@Mika-ph6kuАй бұрын
I need one
@nyhis5533Ай бұрын
@@nyhis5533 We have to try together to mend (in lack of better wording) this need, don’t you think?
@AOKONEАй бұрын
This would be wonderful for digging trenches for running residential water/sewer lines.
@salbahejimАй бұрын
No it wouldn't. It didn't reach deep enough amd two Mexicans can do the same job by hand
@ChantelJordan-fm7kxАй бұрын
Only for those lines that are not deep. There are some hookups to the main line that go down 15 to 20 ft or more.
@billvandorn5332Ай бұрын
@@billvandorn5332 True, but it still looks like fun!
@salbahejimАй бұрын
That's what they're used for. My brother in law has something very similar from Japan as a second hand unit.
@OffGridInvestorАй бұрын
I've seen some of these minis and they don't have power for shit.
@ShastavalleyoutdoorsmanАй бұрын
I am surprised that it can reach 8 ft. down, that is probably the best selling point it has.
@anthonyelledge7475Ай бұрын
It cant, all the specs mentioned in this video are just made up. The komatsu pc01 has a maximum digging depth of 700mm or just over 2ft
@flynnbrockway6651Ай бұрын
@@flynnbrockway6651 that makes more sense
@anthonyelledge7475Ай бұрын
3.5
@johnrogan942026 күн бұрын
It weighs 340 kg, that's nearly 800 pounds
@hansvonflammenwerfer2817Ай бұрын
661lbs 3’ 5” digging depth. This entire video probably couldn’t be any less accurate.
@JimsEquipmentShedАй бұрын
Yeah, I’m like “there is no way this thing weighs less than a human and how the fuck does that excavated arm go down 8 feet?
@julianbell9161Ай бұрын
@@julianbell9161 I guess when they went for one lie, why not go for all of them? ;-)
@JimsEquipmentShedАй бұрын
@@julianbell9161what normal human being weighs more than 250 ib besides a fat person or a really strong person.
@Carbon-lifeformАй бұрын
Do you have a link to where I can buy one though?
@samanderson6488Ай бұрын
The inaccuracy of this video is crazy 🤣 It's only 840ib and can dig to 3.5ft
@Carbon-lifeformАй бұрын
Ok, if I had some real money I would buy two of these. Or 20 and start a buisness for people wanting to just go dig in the sand for 2 hours 😂
@OctoberOctopusM2 ай бұрын
Lol DREA.ER.NOTHING BUT A DREAMER
@johnschneider1483Ай бұрын
Only spend money on a business if you can make your money back plus profit
@user-xx5gr3nk6cАй бұрын
I’d sign many hours for my dad and myself. 🤝
@HeroInTheSunАй бұрын
That's not as silly as it first sounds. People like to do all sorts of things just for fun and digging holes with a tiny excavator could be one of them. Match it up with a little dumper, a little bulldozer and a little grader and people would have heaps of fun! Mark from Melbourne Australia 🇦🇺
@markfryer9880Ай бұрын
There's a place in Berlin NJ that's called Diggerland USA. It's an amusement park that does that.
@user-kn8xi3to6yАй бұрын
I worked with these when I was in Japan building houses. These things are amazing.
@imdeadedАй бұрын
Perfect for making 6 foot holes for those things that need to disappear.
@michaelh411Ай бұрын
Japanese engineering: *extra power* "it makes light work" German engineering: *extra durability* "need any armour?" Italian engineering: *extra speed* "I dont know what a mile is, but 1 per hour is too slow. Gotta go fast!" Now, with our powers combined...
@epikookie7948Ай бұрын
Chinese engineering: "Imma copy everything"
@matejgamingandotherstuff6484Ай бұрын
Add American engineering.. " let's putit all together in one!". Fuck yah, I won't one. Forget war, let's excavate together!
@LithicKingАй бұрын
We don't need those powers joining forces again
@Rossoneri2Ай бұрын
@@matejgamingandotherstuff6484 Do you have 5G? Do you have quantum communication technology? Do you have a 20x supersonic missile? Do you have the world's biggest crane and the world's smallest crane? Do you have an electromagnetic ejection device? Do you have an electromagnetic run? Do you have desert farming skills? Do you have the world's longest range electric car and the fastest charging technology? Can you go behind the moon? Do you have a communication satellite on the moon? Where can China copy those technology? You're nothing just a warmongers. We still remember what you did to China in Qing dynasty and today. Don't copy Chinese use of gunpowder, compass, papermaking, philosophy, war art.🤮
@user-xq4tf4dl1kАй бұрын
@@Rossoneri2😆 😅😂
@matthewsynoradzki4656Ай бұрын
Lmao they even have a mini dump truck for it 😂 I so want both of those
@Gastly_GhostАй бұрын
Wtf hahaha😂😂😂
@Aim023Ай бұрын
It's perfect where space is limited.
@jorgeposadas1192Ай бұрын
That's a nice trench digger for plumbing and other work
@aypenutbutterАй бұрын
dang bro really made a mini dump truck for the mini excavator
@unknown20005Ай бұрын
Well we wouldn't want them to get lonely so I'll get a mini bulldozer
@natemadill2390Ай бұрын
I hand dig hole for trees. Sometimes up to 48 inches across. I could soo use one of these. But i think my hand digging is the reason im in such good shape.
@country4lyfe365Ай бұрын
Until you reach old age 😮 then you think to yourself what was I doing as Arthur is aching your joints 😮
@dhump59Ай бұрын
As a man who was a backhoe operator many many years ago, I would love to have one to play with.
@richardswann5300Ай бұрын
It's a waste of time and money .
@ChantelJordan-fm7kxАй бұрын
Commercial landscaping? Knew it
@Ole_CornPopАй бұрын
I hand dig for trees, too. Planting and extracting. It's a bear.
@pamelah6431Ай бұрын
هذا افضل تعليم قيادة الاليات باكملها تحية لكم جميعا❤❤❤
@user-hk1yc5gp1j29 күн бұрын
👍World's smallest excavator! Wonderful video art work shared.
@PintuMahakulАй бұрын
These excavators are used for operations in houses and buildings (for example pipe breaks)
@mhxАй бұрын
That makes perfect sense now. I knew there had to be reasons for something so small
@masterroshi2158Ай бұрын
So, did I want one? well obviously. Did I end up using it for construction jobs? Nah, I'd rather go with a portable trencher. But honestly, this thing looks fun af 😍
@moondaymood.Ай бұрын
Imagine if it was remotely controlled.
@thisisisabella3634Ай бұрын
Trenchers suck. You still have to shovel out most of the dirt
@jobama3588Ай бұрын
What if you need to dig something other than a trench
@rolandreynoso1392Ай бұрын
@@jobama3588 You're speakin' as if this little guy here ain't dealin' with the same problem.
@moondaymood.Ай бұрын
@@rolandreynoso1392 like what?
@moondaymood.Ай бұрын
Finally an excavator I can carry in my Honda Odyssey.
@smileychess2 күн бұрын
I think this is awesome. Think they should offer free class in high schools with this. Need more operators out there. Sure, college is great but not for everyone. Operators make damn good money.
@sledheadjdАй бұрын
@@user-pw1jj4nn7fThere's a difference between running a machine and being an operator..
@ChasL704Ай бұрын
@@user-pw1jj4nn7f Yes, very easy to use. But very few people have the access to heavy equipment (i know, calling this cute little thing "heavy equipment"🤣). I meant a program for young people to get a chance to run something. Unless they know someone with some kind of business that uses equipment, most people will never get to the chance to cat walk a skid steer 😁
@sledheadjdАй бұрын
I'm interested, so I guess I can research it a little more .
@Philip-hv2kcАй бұрын
@@Philip-hv2kc Theirs a difference between operating and being an operator. It can take thousands of hours to become a professional operator. I've put in tens of thousands of hours feeding all types of processing equipment Assembling welding, fabricating repairing. You operate with all your senses and some operators are better than I am... The carrier doesn't leave a lot of time for the family... But if you're young and get on with a good producer it will feed and clothe and shelter and insure your family. It takes a season or two to get the ebb and flow of cash figured out. And once you know how much you got to have it's a matter of figuring it out on the calendar the next year. Good honest work. I can't do it anymore due to unrelated issues.
@ChasL704Ай бұрын
@@ChasL704Thank You. You are certainly right. I'm a retired Operating Engineer (IUOE Local 15, 38yrs ret). I can get anyone to manipulate the controls in less than an hour. But, to be a true Operating Engineer takes thousands of hours plus classroom training. Like a virtuoso musician with a musical instrument, it's a long road before you can do ANY job that the machine is capable of. I was on a job working under the Henry Hudson Parkway in NYC. There were a couple of IUOE Local 14 guys on mini excavators clearing a path for us about 400 feet high on the side of the Palisades. The came accross a huge bolder probably 15 feet in diameter. I as ked the Operator, "What are you going to do now?" He said, "By the time you are finished for the day, this bolder is going to be over there." Pointing to a spot 30 feet away. I said, "Impossable, you cant move that bolder with a mini excavator." (I know how to run an excavator, but that's not my locals jurisdiction, so I don't get much time on them.) Well, at the end of the day, the entire crew went to where the Local 14 Operator was working, to see if the bolder was moved or not. You guessed it. Like magic that huge bolder was moved 30 feet to were he said. I think I had to buy him lunch the next day. That's the differance between an Operator, an knowing how to operate a machine. (I am expert with dozers, loaders, backhoes, road graders, rollers, scrapers, Payhaulers, Off Highway 6x6, Tractor trailers, Lulls/fork lifts, Ditch Witch/ pipe pullers, bobcats, pumps, generators, and every machine covered by my Locals jurisdiction.) But, even though I had a hoisting license (Class C) I am not experienced enough at hoisting or excavators, to consider myself expert on that equipment. Gotta respect the game.
@PhillipMoore-vj6ccАй бұрын
“Not a toy” I want one, and as a grown man, I assure you , it would be my toy.
@wubuck7911 күн бұрын
That’s crazy this thing is such a novelty. I’ve long thought why aren’t there more tiny excavators like this
@Dev-In-Denver12317 күн бұрын
There's NO WAY it can dig 8 feet deep! Maybe 6 feet on it's best day!
@wesman7837Ай бұрын
My thoughts exactly.
@TF856Ай бұрын
总是抱怨！
@joseurena6549Ай бұрын
I’m hoping for 12 feet 😊❤🎉
@ATF.CaliforniaАй бұрын
220 lbs doesn't sound right either
@jjlpinctАй бұрын
I think he means 85cm.
@CheetahtosАй бұрын
This would be so useful around the yard if you enjoy gardening and you have over an acre of land. Perfect for digging holes to plant large trees or sprinkler lines!
@ejohnson3131Ай бұрын
I have 1/2 acre and my wife wants one.
@jwrocketsАй бұрын
Large trees? You should be making wide holes for bushes too. Don't forget the sprinkler system.
@dw3403Ай бұрын
@@dw3403 exactly it only useful to get in back yards with out rippin out fences or the yard. that said and having used these various smaller excavators they are extremely SLOW and a person can dig twice as fast in MOST ground.
@retsamyarАй бұрын
@@retsamyar My days of digging large holes with a shovel are over. The feet are done with that. And I would not care how slow it was anymore as long as it got done. Sure wish I had one when I dug my pond.
@dw3403Ай бұрын
@@retsamyarNot at my age, a days digging will kill my back.
@dredgewalkerАй бұрын
That's amazing It only costs £20.000
@flesz_5 күн бұрын
That’s literally one of those ones that would be at a park and a sandpit in front of it 💀
@BansheeAirsoft_14 күн бұрын
You can make a hasty grave for an unwitting rival.🤓👍🏼
@charlieredeemed2 ай бұрын
I've heard of six feet under, but this baby can go down to eight.
@anitamiller7960Ай бұрын
I was thinking of gravediggers....
@pashakdescilly7517Ай бұрын
@anitamiller7960 actually its only 3 and half😂
@jamesMwebberАй бұрын
Many illegal immigrants could disappear quietly. I bet they sell well in Texas
@fulltimberАй бұрын
Flying off the shelves. Fathers with teenage daughters are the largest sector.
@whereswaldo5740Ай бұрын
Of course it's reliable. It has Honda engine
@ranggaajibaskara1809Ай бұрын
Take a test ride of bikes from hornet 2.0 and below. Except unicorn. You will soon find the level of reliability
@unni.m1959Ай бұрын
Honda doesn't mean reliable. Means expensive.
@TehButterflyEffectАй бұрын
@TehButterflyEffect that expense also comes at a great cost...they last a long time.
@SlickArmorАй бұрын
Remember the sandbox crane we played on as kids? It just went mobile! 😂
@jamess6853Ай бұрын
If it is cheap, I want to buy it for my grandchildren 😂
@harariz93475 күн бұрын
I was thinking the same thing 😂
@anthonymacleod88295 күн бұрын
If you ever gotten a power washer for the first time you'd know what it's like it, you wanted to clean everything. I got a feeling this will result in the same pattern, instead of power washing, you'll be clearing/making trenches, running lines for wires or pipes, or whatever else you want to do with it.
@cyliemyrusАй бұрын
That’s what it was like when I learned what a pilot hole was and learned how to use a drill when I was 23 to be honest. I just wanted to to start mounting stuff to the wall for no reason
@HyperionBadgerАй бұрын
In tight Japanese cities, this thing is super useful!
@roku_nineАй бұрын
"...smallest excavator that is not toy"😂😂😂
@nhyiraba915223 сағат бұрын
The Kubota KX-008 is only slightly taller and is diesel powered. Just as capable, but much sturdier. My only gripe on those tiny pocket diggers is that they feel horribly unstable when driving, especially on slopes, turning, or when loading onto trailers or trucks
@towcatАй бұрын
Just pick it up and carry it to the top...hehe
@steyn1263Ай бұрын
That's what helpers are for. 😅
@SlickArmorАй бұрын
yeah most have tracks that expand but that one does not seem to which even with a blade would make it unstable as hell... let alone they are extremely slow.
@retsamyarАй бұрын
Of course it's unstable doesn't have enough weight. And I'm guessing the center of gravity is higher up on the machine when you sit in it. I would guess it would be more stable and have a lower center of gravity if you drove it while walking beside it. I would also bet it would be a lot better if you figure out some way to put more weight like 100+ lbs (even better if you go above or match your weight) on the bottom of it
@codycampbell1147Ай бұрын
Actualy I do need right now exactly something like this!
@antaeussnorik67902 ай бұрын
They sell these amazing things called a shovel
@matthewnicholson2699Ай бұрын
@@matthewnicholson2699they also teach this amazing thing called manners and respect
@igazsag4839Ай бұрын
There's second hand ones that come out of Japan on the market SOMETIMES. My brother-in-law has one or maybe the next size up.
@OffGridInvestorАй бұрын
@@matthewnicholson2699shovels require physical labor. This doesn’t.
@erikm8707Ай бұрын
Ah, now I understand the joy my German Shepherd Dog gets when she is digging holes!
@LP-MeAndMyShadowАй бұрын
That actually looks like a pretty bad ass peice of equipment.
@curtismsh9211Ай бұрын
Actually it weights about 380 kg/840 pounds...
@alvarp3576Ай бұрын
I was gonna say, no way it only weighs 220
@TheTool117.Ай бұрын
🤓☝️
@tedbundyismydad3479Ай бұрын
Do you have a link to where I can buy one though?
@samanderson6488Ай бұрын
@@samanderson6488 google your nearest komatsu dealer im seeing them on the internet (used) for 2 grand
@0sgtmay0Ай бұрын
@@TheTool117.I can see 220 but if go say 20x price and build from titanium and so
@mlee6050Ай бұрын
*This is the tiniest Excavator in the Whole WORLD* My childhood toy excavator : 👀
@jayden965thegamer9Ай бұрын
I dont need it.. I dont need it.. I NEED IT!!!
@Arthur_Callahan07Ай бұрын
When shovels came out: tired of scooping dirt with a spoon? This tool spares you from that laborious task.
@tweeterpeaked26815 күн бұрын
Not gonna lie it looks useless, but is actually unexpectedly awsome. Digging trenches that deep, that wide and with no risk of twisting an ankle or jumping into and back out of the trench is incredibly useful. Something that small is super homeowner friendly and hopefully affordable. I definitely need one.
@jeramarm7887Ай бұрын
it's actually more useful than you think, as it can drive through a normal doorway and thus provide more digging power indoors incase your pipes burst or something. Besides that it's much less exhausting if you're doing a lot of small scale digging for long periods of time.
@ibraheemshuaib8954Ай бұрын
Not against me! I’d shovel circles around that machine, back when I worked in utility construction.
@qwut9544Ай бұрын
I think the size is great having to get through narrow spaces like backyards. You can get it through narrow doors for inside work to.
@alberteinstein9176Ай бұрын
Imagina driving this micro excavator to school/job, just imagine how funny it would be
@thatrussianguy116Ай бұрын
This is one of those things I wouldn't need often but I'd spend hours just playing with it
@blue-cloud-studios7 күн бұрын
As someone who’s getting in their 20’s and now I’m randomly doing BS little projects around the yard… I’d love one 😂
@SanchoDomingo_Ай бұрын
WTH: It weighs less than me (it: 220 pound, me: 320). I can carry it on my back when I go out digging for gold. Just need carrying straps.
@swedishpsychopath8795Ай бұрын
Weight is wrong. It's about 800 Pounds.
@alex042687Ай бұрын
@alex042687 exactly what I was thinking
@localforeigner9528Ай бұрын
@@alex042687 I was already looking forward to becoming the king of the local gold digging field with this on my back, but you just had to ruin my dream, hadn't you?
Those who want the full set Of a dump truck the mini excavator a mini crane a mini trailer a mini semi a mini skid steer a mini backhoe and a mini jobsite 👇
@yeet_tractor1334Ай бұрын
Every father would love this kind of toy at home
@ugaugawudidu4570Ай бұрын
I promise you it weighs more than 200lbs. I think he forgot a zero. This is minimum 1 ton (2000 lbs)
@youngmike864512 күн бұрын
How much ? What's the price?
@JasonDelarosa-op5loАй бұрын
Don't waste your money
@localforeigner9528Ай бұрын
@@localforeigner9528just hire one for the day or whole project
@rockerjim8045Ай бұрын
$800
@edski8536Ай бұрын
Komatsu PC01 on the used market is $12K to $13K. It is meant for the rental market.
@animejanai4657Ай бұрын
800 HUNDRED I COULD BELIEVE NOT NO 12 K AND 14 K
@douglasdowling4773Ай бұрын
Someone, please- for the love of God. Where’s everyone getting this guy’s voice? Is he an AI? 🤣
@cr_crypticАй бұрын
You guessed it!
@richardmccann4815Ай бұрын
And lousy voice at it
@cda4662Ай бұрын
Yes. It's an AI voice.
@largo5348Ай бұрын
We are also AI but I wasn't supposed to tell you. They didn't say I couldn't message you.
@ReflectartАй бұрын
We never stop playing with our toys when we grow up. Our toys just get better. 😂
@louiewatson9389Ай бұрын
Yes I want one right now. Also that cute dump truck lol
@frankierzucekjrАй бұрын
Я считаю, это очень правильный ход дойти до такого размера экскаватора. Многие не любят работать лопатой. А в маленьких хозяйствах исключительно приходится работать именно лопатой. До того момента, пока комацу не придумала эту штуку.
@user-ee6gj1ld5pАй бұрын
Fact check your specifications. It weighs over 800lbs
@christophedecavalla2941Ай бұрын
What’s the cost of one?
@woodworks351Ай бұрын
"Would you like to operate one?" Me: Yes! Now shut up and take my money!.
@salahuddinyusufАй бұрын
Imagine driving down the road and see this.
@danteeightsix9069Ай бұрын
No there's actually one smaller in the world that was actually put on playgrounds yet it really does excavate
@joshtramirezpresentsRAАй бұрын
13k. I grew up on a farm and that thing would have been worth every penny. And my back wouldn't hurt now.
@exodous02Күн бұрын
Imagine making a mini killdozer out of these😂
@emaciatedFlower13 күн бұрын
What is the cost of that beast
@davidboyles9846Ай бұрын
Between $10000 to $16000
@noyeemabdullahАй бұрын
The red headed woman is a true lady of class, she is riding side saddle!
@user-gi6rd1ug1t2 ай бұрын
Thirsty much?
@johnschneider1483Ай бұрын
Middle ages called back, they want you to go back home
@AnarchistPoopАй бұрын
Side straddle hop
@edski8536Ай бұрын
Perfect for projects that don’t have a way for bigger equipment to get into the job site
@BRabbit7168 күн бұрын
8 1/2 ft hole being dug that is impressive. But how stiff was the dirt? Clay sandy soil or black soil also how expensive is this toy?
@CAROLDDISCOVER-FINDER25257 күн бұрын
Lifespan in West Texas 31 days. I worked at a rental company that had the next size up. within 6 months they were all damaged beyond repair.
@maddhatter3564Ай бұрын
Soil too hard?
@george2113Ай бұрын
Do you know the specific model that broke down within 6 months?
@pon00050Ай бұрын
Good for cleaning drain
@Micheal-cu5onАй бұрын
@@Turnipstalk?
@forallthatisunrealАй бұрын
@Turnipstalk The fuck is wrong with you folk every time someone brings up Texas? Are you a salty Commiefornian? I'm from saskatchewan Canada and they're probably some of the best maintenance techs I've seen even residing in the northeastern US. Grow a pair.
@redline1916Ай бұрын
Approximately what is the price?
@user-io6tp1yi8nАй бұрын
Big bucks!!!
@richardmccann4815Ай бұрын
from the googling I just did the price is "send us an email to get a quote" which means stupid expensive.
@jypsridicАй бұрын
You heard it guys! Its not the size that meatters👍🏽
@maerklin2980010 күн бұрын
Instead of a license, you need a Kroger Plus card to buy and operate one of these. 😂
@isaac1984289 күн бұрын
I actually need this I'm working on plumbing and electrical at my house
@Shaboing123Ай бұрын
I'm an electrician need one?? Be funny if you lived in NC in the Appalachian mountains... lol Good luck!!
@simonbenn5340Ай бұрын
I paid for one of these, 12 months ago , guess it’s lost in the mail along with my money guess that’s lost as well
@adrianevans5871Ай бұрын
That's a very unfortunate and unpleasant thing to happen . We gotta stay careful.
@Philip-hv2kcАй бұрын
@@Philip-hv2kcdon't believe everything you read
@edski8536Ай бұрын
That's funny I ordered one when it got here it was just like that one the only thing it was thirty times smaller than that one
@raulcolon9652Ай бұрын
Was it advertised on social media? Was it less than $500? Was it a sc@m?
@TheSynthnutАй бұрын
@@TheSynthnutAlibaba said 300kg 5,000to6,000
@archiparrana1662Ай бұрын
I’d be the flashiest bottle digger in the west with that 😂
@craigdutton6072Ай бұрын
Imagine buying a $8,000 shovel. 😂😂😂
@ThePahndafoetoe12 күн бұрын
How much!??
@galdruslock6371Ай бұрын
150 for 5 hours, 900 hundred with hoe included.
@johnschneider1483Ай бұрын
"...a comfortable speed of 1MPH" 😂😍😭
@darksharkblue4037Ай бұрын
Perfect for the steep mountains of Japan with their narrow roads.
@joshuabaughn3734Ай бұрын
imagine i take my son to work and he sees me get on one of these 😂😂 “ dad i can do your job”😂
@danks2real314Ай бұрын
I work in construction and I’ve seen this used. They’re awesome. You need to dig out plumbing for a basement but don’t have a dirt ramp into it? Get a crane and lower one of these bad boys down there and get the job done.
@Project_415Ай бұрын
As a heavy equipment operator of 20+ years, I can think of countless examples of why this machine is a good idea. Sometimes a backhoe just won’t fit. This micro ex would make my life soooo much easier 😂
@ExhibitTruthАй бұрын
It weighs 837.8 lbs, don’t lie. I have three of them back in San Antonio texas
@thswientek7398Ай бұрын
I’m not even kidding if this was available in North America I would consider buying one. I don’t have a big enough yard to justify getting a full size tractor but for small earth moving projects around the yard this would be amazing
@Sean-ft7ysАй бұрын
would be perfect for septic line repairs
@TonerLowАй бұрын
So its a trench digger with a seat. 😂
@MooreInteresting2 күн бұрын
I dunno should a 3 dude with shovels do the job at cheaper prices?
@mrkawaii2022Ай бұрын
I couldn't help feeling absolutely huge using that.
@squiggymcsquig6170Ай бұрын
That excavator goes faster than 1mph…trust me !!
@junito100813 күн бұрын
Creative ... Flexible ... Manage to enter the house for drain digging ..
@user-kf2sy8ep2qАй бұрын
Best part is, if you have a hen that pecks, you can collect the eggs without getting hurt 😅
Does anyone else want that little dumptruck?
It's NOT a dumptruck ! It's an excavator !
@@richardswann5300 I know it is, but there is what looks to be a little dumptruck in one of the clips. Watch it again!
Me me
I do I do
Are you kidding? I have never wanted anything more
I’ve worked as heavy equipment operator for well over 30 years now and I can think of so many jobs I could if used this excavator and saved my back.
Out of curiosity, why is it that being a heavy equipment operator seems to be so rough on the body? I'm a truck driver for a construction company and have spent plenty of hours in a massive loader but not enough to know from experience.
Just use ue hands
@banger_racer133 let's see you dig a hole here in Arizona with extremely hard packed clay soil LOL I'll be back in a few hours to check on you
@@austinkulju3839I'm going wager it's the sitting for long hours on end. I'm not a heavy equipment operator but I know, personally of a few. They are all over weight and have chronic back problems
I could have used this to carve out the walkway path that I'm still working on.
“Yea I’m a heavy equipment operator”
It’s heavier then me so
@Cugy_2345 yep I'm 185. I think I could carry it but for a few seconds
@@IsraelCountryCube I’m 120, I’ve got no chance
More like light equipment operator
@@IsraelCountryCube Komatsu PC01 Operating Weight: 837.8 lbs
If I can afford that TOY, my backyard will be full of holes.
Found it for sale, it's 15-20k Canadian for one from China. Import alone would add another 8-10k easy. Definitely a pricy toy.
yes
@@kennykennedy629830k? Yeah that's a adult toy
@@kennykennedy6298and an innocent adult useful toy. Not the disgusting usually types of adult toys that are branded adult toys.
Actually you can put earth from one hole into another and never run out of land to dig holes.
Perhaps the most important feature of this excavator is that it is narrow enough to pass through a standard doorway. So it can work inside a building without having to demolish and reconstruct the doorways.
Good Point! You could probably even put this on a regular truck bed to transport too.
Your wife is not going to appreciate you bringing that in the house 😂😂😂
@@mr.boobania She thought she had a problem with take your dirty boots off.
and heavy enough to fall through the floor!
@@random13627 220 lbs.. I guess it shouldn't be falling through any floors...
"Who's a big boy?" "I'm a big boy." "Who's a big boy??" "I'M A BIG BOY!"
I was thinking the same thing 🤣
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"It's not small! It's average size and fully functional!" 😂😂😂
Самое главное он экономичен в топливе масле и запасных деталях👌
I thought it was about my penis
@@nbzzwfyou missed the analogy 🍆
@@nbzzwfyou missed the analogy
That girl at the beginning of the video was about to unscrew the cab from the base spinning around like that.
I really hope you're joking lol
she had a few more turns before it went loose, just spin it back a few times to tighten it
I refuse to believe that's how they build excavator's
Lmao
😂😂
No way that is only 220lbs
Just looking at it, I thought, "no way, that's got to be 750-1,000 lbs". Google says, 838 lbs.
If it were only 220lb it would just lift up any time it was digging hard packed soil. Maybe the weight limit of the rider is 220lb and the person who made the video is just incompetent? Lol
To me it looked 350 ib To 400 ib
Its operating weight is given as 838 pounds. That includes all fluids (engine oil, hyd oil, water for engine cooling etc and driver
There are a lot of prices. Anyone tell me the real price?
"Not a toy" bro that thing makes me want to dig holes all over the place for no reason 😂
Купляи : рои .. бох в помащь ..😅
Yup! 😁😛 I have good reason! Once I buy my farm! I'm buying 2 of those so I can dig so that I don't have to freaking shovel!
A very used one (560 hours runtime) is going for $13K. 8' dig depth is a flat out lie, though. It cannot be mistaken for its actual dig depth of 3' 5".
I seen cleap 1 ton Chinese ones on ebay for $4k shipped.
Yes, I can see just by looking at it, that they most have meant to say 3’5”.
Thanks for the info brother....I was like wtf 8ft?
The tiniest excavator with a full sized excavator price.
I don't even have a yard but, screw it, I want one 😍
But why? You can walk 4 times faster than this.
Ofc! One doesn’t need a purpose to own what’s important to feel good.
@@motog4-75My guy no one is using this for personal transport
I need one
@@nyhis5533 We have to try together to mend (in lack of better wording) this need, don’t you think?
This would be wonderful for digging trenches for running residential water/sewer lines.
No it wouldn't. It didn't reach deep enough amd two Mexicans can do the same job by hand
Only for those lines that are not deep. There are some hookups to the main line that go down 15 to 20 ft or more.
@@billvandorn5332 True, but it still looks like fun!
That's what they're used for. My brother in law has something very similar from Japan as a second hand unit.
I've seen some of these minis and they don't have power for shit.
I am surprised that it can reach 8 ft. down, that is probably the best selling point it has.
It cant, all the specs mentioned in this video are just made up. The komatsu pc01 has a maximum digging depth of 700mm or just over 2ft
@@flynnbrockway6651 that makes more sense
3.5
It weighs 340 kg, that's nearly 800 pounds
661lbs 3’ 5” digging depth. This entire video probably couldn’t be any less accurate.
Yeah, I’m like “there is no way this thing weighs less than a human and how the fuck does that excavated arm go down 8 feet?
@@julianbell9161 I guess when they went for one lie, why not go for all of them? ;-)
@@julianbell9161what normal human being weighs more than 250 ib besides a fat person or a really strong person.
Do you have a link to where I can buy one though?
The inaccuracy of this video is crazy 🤣 It's only 840ib and can dig to 3.5ft
Ok, if I had some real money I would buy two of these. Or 20 and start a buisness for people wanting to just go dig in the sand for 2 hours 😂
Lol DREA.ER.NOTHING BUT A DREAMER
Only spend money on a business if you can make your money back plus profit
I’d sign many hours for my dad and myself. 🤝
That's not as silly as it first sounds. People like to do all sorts of things just for fun and digging holes with a tiny excavator could be one of them. Match it up with a little dumper, a little bulldozer and a little grader and people would have heaps of fun! Mark from Melbourne Australia 🇦🇺
There's a place in Berlin NJ that's called Diggerland USA. It's an amusement park that does that.
I worked with these when I was in Japan building houses. These things are amazing.
Perfect for making 6 foot holes for those things that need to disappear.
Japanese engineering: *extra power* "it makes light work" German engineering: *extra durability* "need any armour?" Italian engineering: *extra speed* "I dont know what a mile is, but 1 per hour is too slow. Gotta go fast!" Now, with our powers combined...
Chinese engineering: "Imma copy everything"
Add American engineering.. " let's putit all together in one!". Fuck yah, I won't one. Forget war, let's excavate together!
We don't need those powers joining forces again
@@matejgamingandotherstuff6484 Do you have 5G? Do you have quantum communication technology? Do you have a 20x supersonic missile? Do you have the world's biggest crane and the world's smallest crane? Do you have an electromagnetic ejection device? Do you have an electromagnetic run? Do you have desert farming skills? Do you have the world's longest range electric car and the fastest charging technology? Can you go behind the moon? Do you have a communication satellite on the moon? Where can China copy those technology? You're nothing just a warmongers. We still remember what you did to China in Qing dynasty and today. Don't copy Chinese use of gunpowder, compass, papermaking, philosophy, war art.🤮
@@Rossoneri2😆 😅😂
Lmao they even have a mini dump truck for it 😂 I so want both of those
Wtf hahaha😂😂😂
It's perfect where space is limited.
That's a nice trench digger for plumbing and other work
dang bro really made a mini dump truck for the mini excavator
Well we wouldn't want them to get lonely so I'll get a mini bulldozer
I hand dig hole for trees. Sometimes up to 48 inches across. I could soo use one of these. But i think my hand digging is the reason im in such good shape.
Until you reach old age 😮 then you think to yourself what was I doing as Arthur is aching your joints 😮
As a man who was a backhoe operator many many years ago, I would love to have one to play with.
It's a waste of time and money .
Commercial landscaping? Knew it
I hand dig for trees, too. Planting and extracting. It's a bear.
هذا افضل تعليم قيادة الاليات باكملها تحية لكم جميعا❤❤❤
👍World's smallest excavator! Wonderful video art work shared.
These excavators are used for operations in houses and buildings (for example pipe breaks)
That makes perfect sense now. I knew there had to be reasons for something so small
So, did I want one? well obviously. Did I end up using it for construction jobs? Nah, I'd rather go with a portable trencher. But honestly, this thing looks fun af 😍
Imagine if it was remotely controlled.
Trenchers suck. You still have to shovel out most of the dirt
What if you need to dig something other than a trench
@@jobama3588 You're speakin' as if this little guy here ain't dealin' with the same problem.
@@rolandreynoso1392 like what?
Finally an excavator I can carry in my Honda Odyssey.
I think this is awesome. Think they should offer free class in high schools with this. Need more operators out there. Sure, college is great but not for everyone. Operators make damn good money.
@@user-pw1jj4nn7fThere's a difference between running a machine and being an operator..
@@user-pw1jj4nn7f Yes, very easy to use. But very few people have the access to heavy equipment (i know, calling this cute little thing "heavy equipment"🤣). I meant a program for young people to get a chance to run something. Unless they know someone with some kind of business that uses equipment, most people will never get to the chance to cat walk a skid steer 😁
I'm interested, so I guess I can research it a little more .
@@Philip-hv2kc Theirs a difference between operating and being an operator. It can take thousands of hours to become a professional operator. I've put in tens of thousands of hours feeding all types of processing equipment Assembling welding, fabricating repairing. You operate with all your senses and some operators are better than I am... The carrier doesn't leave a lot of time for the family... But if you're young and get on with a good producer it will feed and clothe and shelter and insure your family. It takes a season or two to get the ebb and flow of cash figured out. And once you know how much you got to have it's a matter of figuring it out on the calendar the next year. Good honest work. I can't do it anymore due to unrelated issues.
@@ChasL704Thank You. You are certainly right. I'm a retired Operating Engineer (IUOE Local 15, 38yrs ret). I can get anyone to manipulate the controls in less than an hour. But, to be a true Operating Engineer takes thousands of hours plus classroom training. Like a virtuoso musician with a musical instrument, it's a long road before you can do ANY job that the machine is capable of. I was on a job working under the Henry Hudson Parkway in NYC. There were a couple of IUOE Local 14 guys on mini excavators clearing a path for us about 400 feet high on the side of the Palisades. The came accross a huge bolder probably 15 feet in diameter. I as ked the Operator, "What are you going to do now?" He said, "By the time you are finished for the day, this bolder is going to be over there." Pointing to a spot 30 feet away. I said, "Impossable, you cant move that bolder with a mini excavator." (I know how to run an excavator, but that's not my locals jurisdiction, so I don't get much time on them.) Well, at the end of the day, the entire crew went to where the Local 14 Operator was working, to see if the bolder was moved or not. You guessed it. Like magic that huge bolder was moved 30 feet to were he said. I think I had to buy him lunch the next day. That's the differance between an Operator, an knowing how to operate a machine. (I am expert with dozers, loaders, backhoes, road graders, rollers, scrapers, Payhaulers, Off Highway 6x6, Tractor trailers, Lulls/fork lifts, Ditch Witch/ pipe pullers, bobcats, pumps, generators, and every machine covered by my Locals jurisdiction.) But, even though I had a hoisting license (Class C) I am not experienced enough at hoisting or excavators, to consider myself expert on that equipment. Gotta respect the game.
“Not a toy” I want one, and as a grown man, I assure you , it would be my toy.
That’s crazy this thing is such a novelty. I’ve long thought why aren’t there more tiny excavators like this
There's NO WAY it can dig 8 feet deep! Maybe 6 feet on it's best day!
My thoughts exactly.
总是抱怨！
I’m hoping for 12 feet 😊❤🎉
220 lbs doesn't sound right either
I think he means 85cm.
This would be so useful around the yard if you enjoy gardening and you have over an acre of land. Perfect for digging holes to plant large trees or sprinkler lines!
I have 1/2 acre and my wife wants one.
Large trees? You should be making wide holes for bushes too. Don't forget the sprinkler system.
@@dw3403 exactly it only useful to get in back yards with out rippin out fences or the yard. that said and having used these various smaller excavators they are extremely SLOW and a person can dig twice as fast in MOST ground.
@@retsamyar My days of digging large holes with a shovel are over. The feet are done with that. And I would not care how slow it was anymore as long as it got done. Sure wish I had one when I dug my pond.
@@retsamyarNot at my age, a days digging will kill my back.
That's amazing It only costs £20.000
That’s literally one of those ones that would be at a park and a sandpit in front of it 💀
You can make a hasty grave for an unwitting rival.🤓👍🏼
I've heard of six feet under, but this baby can go down to eight.
I was thinking of gravediggers....
@anitamiller7960 actually its only 3 and half😂
Many illegal immigrants could disappear quietly. I bet they sell well in Texas
Flying off the shelves. Fathers with teenage daughters are the largest sector.
Of course it's reliable. It has Honda engine
Take a test ride of bikes from hornet 2.0 and below. Except unicorn. You will soon find the level of reliability
Honda doesn't mean reliable. Means expensive.
@TehButterflyEffect that expense also comes at a great cost...they last a long time.
Remember the sandbox crane we played on as kids? It just went mobile! 😂
If it is cheap, I want to buy it for my grandchildren 😂
I was thinking the same thing 😂
If you ever gotten a power washer for the first time you'd know what it's like it, you wanted to clean everything. I got a feeling this will result in the same pattern, instead of power washing, you'll be clearing/making trenches, running lines for wires or pipes, or whatever else you want to do with it.
That’s what it was like when I learned what a pilot hole was and learned how to use a drill when I was 23 to be honest. I just wanted to to start mounting stuff to the wall for no reason
In tight Japanese cities, this thing is super useful!
"...smallest excavator that is not toy"😂😂😂
The Kubota KX-008 is only slightly taller and is diesel powered. Just as capable, but much sturdier. My only gripe on those tiny pocket diggers is that they feel horribly unstable when driving, especially on slopes, turning, or when loading onto trailers or trucks
Just pick it up and carry it to the top...hehe
That's what helpers are for. 😅
yeah most have tracks that expand but that one does not seem to which even with a blade would make it unstable as hell... let alone they are extremely slow.
Of course it's unstable doesn't have enough weight. And I'm guessing the center of gravity is higher up on the machine when you sit in it. I would guess it would be more stable and have a lower center of gravity if you drove it while walking beside it. I would also bet it would be a lot better if you figure out some way to put more weight like 100+ lbs (even better if you go above or match your weight) on the bottom of it
Actualy I do need right now exactly something like this!
They sell these amazing things called a shovel
@@matthewnicholson2699they also teach this amazing thing called manners and respect
There's second hand ones that come out of Japan on the market SOMETIMES. My brother-in-law has one or maybe the next size up.
@@matthewnicholson2699shovels require physical labor. This doesn’t.
Ah, now I understand the joy my German Shepherd Dog gets when she is digging holes!
That actually looks like a pretty bad ass peice of equipment.
Actually it weights about 380 kg/840 pounds...
I was gonna say, no way it only weighs 220
🤓☝️
Do you have a link to where I can buy one though?
@@samanderson6488 google your nearest komatsu dealer im seeing them on the internet (used) for 2 grand
@@TheTool117.I can see 220 but if go say 20x price and build from titanium and so
*This is the tiniest Excavator in the Whole WORLD* My childhood toy excavator : 👀
I dont need it.. I dont need it.. I NEED IT!!!
When shovels came out: tired of scooping dirt with a spoon? This tool spares you from that laborious task.
Not gonna lie it looks useless, but is actually unexpectedly awsome. Digging trenches that deep, that wide and with no risk of twisting an ankle or jumping into and back out of the trench is incredibly useful. Something that small is super homeowner friendly and hopefully affordable. I definitely need one.
it's actually more useful than you think, as it can drive through a normal doorway and thus provide more digging power indoors incase your pipes burst or something. Besides that it's much less exhausting if you're doing a lot of small scale digging for long periods of time.
Not against me! I’d shovel circles around that machine, back when I worked in utility construction.
I think the size is great having to get through narrow spaces like backyards. You can get it through narrow doors for inside work to.
Imagina driving this micro excavator to school/job, just imagine how funny it would be
This is one of those things I wouldn't need often but I'd spend hours just playing with it
As someone who’s getting in their 20’s and now I’m randomly doing BS little projects around the yard… I’d love one 😂
WTH: It weighs less than me (it: 220 pound, me: 320). I can carry it on my back when I go out digging for gold. Just need carrying straps.
Weight is wrong. It's about 800 Pounds.
@alex042687 exactly what I was thinking
@@alex042687 I was already looking forward to becoming the king of the local gold digging field with this on my back, but you just had to ruin my dream, hadn't you?
Probably is the lifting capacity
220 POUNDS????? -> 🤔🤔🤔!!! NOOOOOOO!!! ........ NO!!!!!!!!!! -> *"I DO-NOT THINK SOOOO"* !!!!! ~ SOORRRYYYY!!!!!!
Those who want the full set Of a dump truck the mini excavator a mini crane a mini trailer a mini semi a mini skid steer a mini backhoe and a mini jobsite 👇
Every father would love this kind of toy at home
I promise you it weighs more than 200lbs. I think he forgot a zero. This is minimum 1 ton (2000 lbs)
How much ? What's the price?
Don't waste your money
@@localforeigner9528just hire one for the day or whole project
$800
Komatsu PC01 on the used market is $12K to $13K. It is meant for the rental market.
800 HUNDRED I COULD BELIEVE NOT NO 12 K AND 14 K
Someone, please- for the love of God. Where’s everyone getting this guy’s voice? Is he an AI? 🤣
You guessed it!
And lousy voice at it
Yes. It's an AI voice.
We are also AI but I wasn't supposed to tell you. They didn't say I couldn't message you.
We never stop playing with our toys when we grow up. Our toys just get better. 😂
Yes I want one right now. Also that cute dump truck lol
Я считаю, это очень правильный ход дойти до такого размера экскаватора. Многие не любят работать лопатой. А в маленьких хозяйствах исключительно приходится работать именно лопатой. До того момента, пока комацу не придумала эту штуку.
Fact check your specifications. It weighs over 800lbs
What’s the cost of one?
"Would you like to operate one?" Me: Yes! Now shut up and take my money!.
Imagine driving down the road and see this.
No there's actually one smaller in the world that was actually put on playgrounds yet it really does excavate
13k. I grew up on a farm and that thing would have been worth every penny. And my back wouldn't hurt now.
Imagine making a mini killdozer out of these😂
What is the cost of that beast
Between $10000 to $16000
The red headed woman is a true lady of class, she is riding side saddle!
Thirsty much?
Middle ages called back, they want you to go back home
Side straddle hop
Perfect for projects that don’t have a way for bigger equipment to get into the job site
8 1/2 ft hole being dug that is impressive. But how stiff was the dirt? Clay sandy soil or black soil also how expensive is this toy?
Lifespan in West Texas 31 days. I worked at a rental company that had the next size up. within 6 months they were all damaged beyond repair.
Soil too hard?
Do you know the specific model that broke down within 6 months?
Good for cleaning drain
@@Turnipstalk?
@Turnipstalk The fuck is wrong with you folk every time someone brings up Texas? Are you a salty Commiefornian? I'm from saskatchewan Canada and they're probably some of the best maintenance techs I've seen even residing in the northeastern US. Grow a pair.
Approximately what is the price?
Big bucks!!!
from the googling I just did the price is "send us an email to get a quote" which means stupid expensive.
You heard it guys! Its not the size that meatters👍🏽
Instead of a license, you need a Kroger Plus card to buy and operate one of these. 😂
I actually need this I'm working on plumbing and electrical at my house
I'm an electrician need one?? Be funny if you lived in NC in the Appalachian mountains... lol Good luck!!
I paid for one of these, 12 months ago , guess it’s lost in the mail along with my money guess that’s lost as well
That's a very unfortunate and unpleasant thing to happen . We gotta stay careful.
@@Philip-hv2kcdon't believe everything you read
That's funny I ordered one when it got here it was just like that one the only thing it was thirty times smaller than that one
Was it advertised on social media? Was it less than $500? Was it a sc@m?
@@TheSynthnutAlibaba said 300kg 5,000to6,000
I’d be the flashiest bottle digger in the west with that 😂
Imagine buying a $8,000 shovel. 😂😂😂
How much!??
150 for 5 hours, 900 hundred with hoe included.
"...a comfortable speed of 1MPH" 😂😍😭
Perfect for the steep mountains of Japan with their narrow roads.
imagine i take my son to work and he sees me get on one of these 😂😂 “ dad i can do your job”😂
I work in construction and I’ve seen this used. They’re awesome. You need to dig out plumbing for a basement but don’t have a dirt ramp into it? Get a crane and lower one of these bad boys down there and get the job done.
As a heavy equipment operator of 20+ years, I can think of countless examples of why this machine is a good idea. Sometimes a backhoe just won’t fit. This micro ex would make my life soooo much easier 😂
It weighs 837.8 lbs, don’t lie. I have three of them back in San Antonio texas
I’m not even kidding if this was available in North America I would consider buying one. I don’t have a big enough yard to justify getting a full size tractor but for small earth moving projects around the yard this would be amazing
would be perfect for septic line repairs
So its a trench digger with a seat. 😂
I dunno should a 3 dude with shovels do the job at cheaper prices?
I couldn't help feeling absolutely huge using that.
That excavator goes faster than 1mph…trust me !!
Creative ... Flexible ... Manage to enter the house for drain digging ..
Best part is, if you have a hen that pecks, you can collect the eggs without getting hurt 😅