How to dig a trench on a JCB 3CX using servo controls. ➡ Follow us on social networks: - Website: www.jcb.com/ - Facebook: / jcb - Instagram: / jcbmachines - Twitter: / jcbmachines Link of the video : • JCB How to dig a trench
I would welcome a follow-up video the the reversible back bucket's digging technique. (Although many track excavators offer this feature, the JCB is one of the only rubber tyre backhoes that includes this feature.)
I am sorry to say. But it's unbelievable that a company like JCB has never rectified it's mistake these many years. @ 2.30 while repositioning the backhoe the stabilizer leg has not been fully raised. It is not advisable to move a backhoe without raising the stabilizer legs completely as it would cause heavy duty wear and tear to stabilizer pads and also would lead to bending of stabilizer cylinders in some cases if rock is present under the surface where soil is being dug. Ensure to rectify the mistake or release a whole new video with correct procedure to reposition the backhoe.
JCBplant1234 Don't think you've done much trenching because that's the method used for most production and the machine is designed for it! Don't care for the outriggers on this machine , they make it much more difficult to "Jump" a trench! Cat, j.deere and case are all better backhoes!
it is a bad practice because you can bend back arm if you move to the side when the arm is in the trench. do this but always move arm outside the trench. this usually happens when you want to move machine to the side and you lift machine on the back arm and gently swing to the side, if your arm is in the trench you gona bend back arm.
coyote. It only creates a problem if your very inexperienced with running a backhoe! If you can't push yourself forward with back bucket effectively you don't belong on it and are probably a safety risk ! Best to stick with shovel!
If it ain't broke, don't fix it, these servo/pilot control setups are rubbish, too much messing around, why don't you try talking to real operators about what they would like instead of giving the job to some snotty nosed new design graduate that's never dug a trench in his/her life.
