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Mini Excavator | Using the Auger for the 1st time 

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We use our Chinese mini excavator and the auger for the 1st time. Changing the 40cm bucket for the auger motor and fit the hydraulic lines. Test the auger in the workshop and then head out to the field to start digging fence posts.
Ian & Julie are building their tiny homestead and soon to be starting the biggest project of their lives - a Passive House Container Home which will be totally off grid.
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NM-E10 Pro Mini Excavator - Shandong Nuoman Engineering Machinery Co.
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@HomesteadingUncontained
@HomesteadingUncontained 2 года назад
If you have any questions or have any suggestions, drop a message below ……..Be sure to LIKE & SUBSCRIBE! It is the best way to support our channel ❤ Thanks for watching!
@bluecollardadventures2338
@bluecollardadventures2338 2 года назад
You may have already mentioned this in a different video - how much did you pay for the mini ex? I am very interested in getting one, havent decided between that and a Dingo - type machine.
@canadianobserver5552
@canadianobserver5552 2 года назад
Hi from 🇨🇦. Those controls are super sensitive..perhaps a fingertip touch as opposed to a grip might help ..the fingers and wrist have better motor control than shoulder and biceps..just touch the joysticks with the tips, and use finger instead of arm...🥂 At least until you get used to it.. another way I get used to the controls is to throttle down and play with it for a bit...doing light tasks...and throttle up according to load needs..just don't lug the diesel engine..you won't always need full throttle...Guage it accordingly ..and take advantage of the blade stabling..perhaps consider bolt on extension wings to widen it when needed...and when removing the auger from the hole, stop rotation first beforehand, it'll clear the hole better ..
@tombeltz2254
@tombeltz2254 2 года назад
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@tombeltz2254
@tombeltz2254 2 года назад
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@Jp-gr2xw
@Jp-gr2xw Год назад
On some of the mini diggers like that there is a lever to make the tracks wider to make it more stable when you are digger we have them in the UK you can move the tracks in and out when in you can fit threw a door way.
@1ROB82
@1ROB82 2 года назад
Tiny machine but it sure beats the heck out of a shovel.
@HomesteadingUncontained
@HomesteadingUncontained 2 года назад
For sure, my last house build was 20 years ago.....this time, I am investing in tools to save the withering body 😂
@arthurchen5576
@arthurchen5576 2 года назад
@@HomesteadingUncontained 🤣🤣🤣
@sosocrazy1234
@sosocrazy1234 Год назад
I'm just looking for a reason to get one. 🤣
@ddayblue
@ddayblue Год назад
I think the Mini Excavator Electric version will coming in 2 year 🤔
@rotormasher
@rotormasher 2 года назад
Just a tip, keep the blade down on the ground to help with stability as you dig... Also this machines are great but very easy to tip over, always very careful with a low load/boom specially on uneven ground! Great tools that save the back tremendously, I have a bobcat and I love it :)
@okjd159
@okjd159 2 года назад
I would recommend a quick connector for the 3rd hydraulics for two reasons. 1) ease of installing hoses. 2) Keep from loosing hydraulic oil. Also get the rubber covers to keep them from rusting when not in use.
@siriustraveler7083
@siriustraveler7083 2 года назад
Agreed best money spent
@okjd159
@okjd159 2 года назад
@@siriustraveler7083 Your welcome!
@CarlosAlberto-ii1li
@CarlosAlberto-ii1li 2 года назад
Losing too.
@bulletproofpepper2
@bulletproofpepper2 Год назад
Absolutely right!! I did like that you tied the hose up, out of the way of the moving parts.
@Dirkxke
@Dirkxke Год назад
A quick release for the buckets and auger is money well spend to. No more messing with hammering out pins every time you want to switch. The controls of the machine will come by it's own when you use it.
@grahamwatts8836
@grahamwatts8836 2 года назад
I was brought up on a farm in the 1970’s these machine have come a long way since then, we used to run augers, and excavator buckets and front end shovels off a basic tractor, I am glad you are enjoy your new machine.
@HomesteadingUncontained
@HomesteadingUncontained 2 года назад
I was originally going to get a back hoe for the Kubota but it would have worked out a similar price to the min excavator and now I can use the tractor to shift the dirt around while the other digs. Thanks for watching.
@Grunt-pr7od
@Grunt-pr7od 2 года назад
I bought the same thing of Facebook for twenty one dollars three years ago can't wait for it to get here!!!
@HomesteadingUncontained
@HomesteadingUncontained 2 года назад
I have to finish using it before I send it.😂
@tommykane4621
@tommykane4621 2 года назад
Haha, I got it....
@terryjobity43
@terryjobity43 2 года назад
I really like this,keep eyes on point for flaws, and reenforce early, like, welding aND tougher bolts and pins, hope you both enjoy for a long time.
@chapleaudick
@chapleaudick 2 года назад
A little advice for smooth operation. Try to use two hydraulics at the same time. If you only move one cylinder at a time it's too much force. If you use two it cuts the jerkiness. Try to move the boom and the jib at the same time.
@HomesteadingUncontained
@HomesteadingUncontained 2 года назад
that makes sense, lots to practise.
@tegrity-farms9842
@tegrity-farms9842 2 года назад
agree
@chrisallen6010
@chrisallen6010 2 года назад
What a great tip
@timfagan816
@timfagan816 2 года назад
Jib. He's not on a crane bro! Dipper, and stick!
@chapleaudick
@chapleaudick 2 года назад
@@timfagan816 Jib may have been wrong depending on where you live but a dipper? Its boom and stick if you want to really be proper.
@marcv2648
@marcv2648 2 года назад
Thanks for documenting some of the caveats with these Chinese machines.
@alexanderpintado8883
@alexanderpintado8883 2 года назад
That's a very lovely team work ever made to see in this world.
@everydaywithmenick
@everydaywithmenick 2 года назад
Fantastic job guys, you will soon be a pro with that machine in no time. I'm glad it works good. I kind of wish I got the full accessories package with mine, auger, breaker and many other buckets but like you said, the budget becomes crazy very quickly. Looking good though, will keep an eye out for the next upload 😁
@HomesteadingUncontained
@HomesteadingUncontained 2 года назад
Cheers Nick 👍. First proper job tomorrow at my son’s house, digging a test hole for his septic tank.
@everydaywithmenick
@everydaywithmenick 2 года назад
@@HomesteadingUncontained I hope your going to take your camera with you. Remember, if its not recorded it didn't happen 😆
@MattOGormanSmith
@MattOGormanSmith 2 года назад
It might be cheaper to invest in welding gear and fabricate them yourself. Andrew Camarata makes buckets all the time and I've seen several auger builds. A breaker would be a challenge from scratch but you could adapt a hand-operated jackhammer.
@oby-1607
@oby-1607 2 года назад
Rocks are the bane of every auger going to dig a hole in the ground. Really glad to see this machine has this attachment and it is a real human saver. Our backs and muscles work enough just moving us around never mind abusing them to do work like digging and lifting heavy things.
@HomesteadingUncontained
@HomesteadingUncontained 2 года назад
exactly, my shins are black and blue from my hand auger when it twists around and knocks me flying.
@danroberts9050
@danroberts9050 2 месяца назад
Got the mini excavator (2 ton) and just ordered a ripper for taking out stumps. The auger is next on the list. I love this machine!!
@HomesteadingUncontained
@HomesteadingUncontained 2 месяца назад
Did you get it from the same company - they are coming out to visit us in a few weeks.
@peterburkey3740
@peterburkey3740 Год назад
i love the little mini digger. my brother and I rent one just that size to dig water and sewer lines for rep,acement in town where clearances are tight. Just a little suggestion that ay or may not help Ramp up the engine RPM's so it will work more efficiently when you dig or drill holes. You may find that helpful. Have fun!
@HomesteadingUncontained
@HomesteadingUncontained Год назад
Cheers Peter - I have been running it for 4 months now and it seems to be going well. I up the revs to a sweet spot that the machine likes. It is a great addition to the build site. Thanks for commenting. 👍🏻
@gfromkalama8041
@gfromkalama8041 2 года назад
For the issue with the machine lifting, put your blade end opposite the force and lower it. It helps substantially. Good luck.
@2wwwilly
@2wwwilly 2 года назад
Very handy for small homestead jobs..
@HomesteadingUncontained
@HomesteadingUncontained 2 года назад
And my house buidl👍
@hillscanlon2717
@hillscanlon2717 Год назад
Small but as long as it does the job, thanks for your valuable information.
@HomesteadingUncontained
@HomesteadingUncontained Год назад
Thanks for watching - it will do my build for sure and that was the reason to buy it. If it last longer then that is a bonus.
@jonmackenzie8591
@jonmackenzie8591 Год назад
As someone in the construction industry, I love to see new people getting used to the productivity of equipment. Most people underestimate how much they could get done with a little mechanical assistance. Good for you two. I didn't see any other videos that show where you bought this auger. I have a bobcat 418 and am very interested in adding this to my attachments list. Did you share that somewhere and I missed it?
@HomesteadingUncontained
@HomesteadingUncontained Год назад
Thanks Jon, I bought the auger with the machine so from Nuoman in China - it was an extra $380 and we will be using it a lot this summer as we have plenty of fencing to do.
@joelnickerson6739
@joelnickerson6739 Год назад
Looks like you know what you're doing Ian. Practice makes perfect my friend. Just be safe.
@HomesteadingUncontained
@HomesteadingUncontained Год назад
I dug a trench yesterday and it was the first time I felt comfortable and it came naturally...just hope it carries on 😀
@cynzhero62
@cynzhero62 2 года назад
Quality entertainment !. Thanks again👍
@miscreant67
@miscreant67 8 месяцев назад
Just a little hint on augering, a bit of water in the hole will help turn the dirt into a glue which will lift the stones out stuck to the auger. Great video guys, keep it up.
@HomesteadingUncontained
@HomesteadingUncontained 8 месяцев назад
We are coming up to the fencing project and now we have plenty of water we will try this - thanks for the tip 👍🏻
@grandwonder5858
@grandwonder5858 Год назад
Well, it does the job! That’s all that really matters! Congrats on a good tool!
@HomesteadingUncontained
@HomesteadingUncontained Год назад
Cheers and exactly right. I am using it all the time now and it has saved me so much money in rentals and saved my aging back 😀
@ericsebina256
@ericsebina256 2 года назад
Well done guys..try loading the digger backwards so that it doesnt scrape the ground..iam inspired.
@HomesteadingUncontained
@HomesteadingUncontained 2 года назад
haha yes, I know, I ploughed up a mound and then drove on top of it. I will get it right in the end. Cheers. 👍🏻
@tzerenny1
@tzerenny1 2 года назад
feeling sweet to watching this couple doing stuff like that at this age
@HomesteadingUncontained
@HomesteadingUncontained 2 года назад
not bad for 75 🤪
@finalgeneration66
@finalgeneration66 Год назад
@@HomesteadingUncontained no way, no way, looks under 65
@doughughes5107
@doughughes5107 2 года назад
Well done! Keep practising with the digger and create a maintenance schedule for it too.
@HomesteadingUncontained
@HomesteadingUncontained 2 года назад
Will do, ex navy so love a maintenance schedule. 😃
@georwoogle
@georwoogle 2 года назад
Enjoyed watching!
@HomesteadingUncontained
@HomesteadingUncontained 2 года назад
Thank you - more to come for sure 👍🏻
@philstreeter9703
@philstreeter9703 2 года назад
Great video. I would love to have this nice unit. Love your channel. Thanks for sharing.
@HomesteadingUncontained
@HomesteadingUncontained 2 года назад
Cheers Phil, thanks for taking the time to watch. 😀
@neildiangelo8589
@neildiangelo8589 2 года назад
I BOUGHT ONE LAST YEAR .. WORKS WELL .BUT YES ITS JERKY I RUN MINE SLOW SPEED TO CONTROL IT BETTER ... I DID TRY CHANGING GREESE FITTINGS BUT SOME BROKE OFF WHEN DIGGING DEEP OR PULLING TREE ROOTS PUT THE FLAT TYPE BACK IN LOWER CLERANCE .. AGAIN GREAT MACHINE FOR THE PRICE
@HomesteadingUncontained
@HomesteadingUncontained 2 года назад
Yes, I am still getting the feel and found the lower revs makes it more controllable. I have changed the lower grease nipples back to the flat ones as I realised afterwords, these are going down the hole too. Cheers for watching.
@nuoman
@nuoman 2 года назад
This video is so detailed!!!
@beretgascon
@beretgascon Год назад
Was fun watching this, especially as we live near Miélan and I've been down that road many a time to vists my mate who lives in Ore. I'm jealous of your mini digger as I have a mare to redesign and I want to put swales on my land. But I think I'll have to hire one for now. But... there comes a point when it's actually more economical to buy and it looks like you have just the right one for the job(s)! Great stuff, bon courage and will come back and watch more of your adventures!
@HomesteadingUncontained
@HomesteadingUncontained Год назад
Cheers François - it is going great and working it hard on our new build just up the road. We know Ore well so if you are passing by.
@jaynouby
@jaynouby 2 года назад
Lovely couple
@paultansley8296
@paultansley8296 2 месяца назад
Thanks for this, I'm about to buy the same auger so really useful to see it working. I may even take the digger and auger to my french place too to do some work there 👍👍
@HomesteadingUncontained
@HomesteadingUncontained 2 месяца назад
It is useful, just used it for our field gates, just make sure to put the hoses on the right way for the foot pedal (I didn't)
@ajinfrance
@ajinfrance 2 года назад
Top video, really interested to see how the "Cheap Chinese" as you put it, holds up. Seen them on the internet and always wondered if they would be any good. Also you are far too organised with those shelves in the garage 😀
@williammar2421
@williammar2421 Год назад
Must have.
@philbrown2270
@philbrown2270 2 года назад
Hi, great mini excavator, did you know that the blade when pushed down will lift the tracks up and will act like stabilizing feet, which you see on cranes etc. Also a little tip, if you raise the blade before driving off your trailer, it won't dig into the ground. Hope you have lots of good use with it. Thanks for sharing videos, cheers
@HomesteadingUncontained
@HomesteadingUncontained 2 года назад
Thanks Phil - the blade does not raise to high. I have had a look to see if it can be modified. But I have practiced a lot getting it of the trailer and no dig in :)
@sweetsketch3
@sweetsketch3 Год назад
Keep the widest bucket on when you go down trailer let the machine rest on the bucket on the way down (bucket on ground smooth side on ground) you can lift machine so scrapper won't dig you in.
@jasonzelda
@jasonzelda 2 года назад
you 2 are AWESOME !!
@landmark4928
@landmark4928 2 года назад
You have a lovely spirited partner. great little machine thanks for sharing
@HomesteadingUncontained
@HomesteadingUncontained 2 года назад
Thank you for watching 👍🏻
@grahamwatts8836
@grahamwatts8836 2 года назад
I have been trained to use an excavator these mini industrial machines are very capable esp with various attachments, to pass the course I had dig swimming pool size hole and then fill it in, pls enjoy your endeavours.
@HomesteadingUncontained
@HomesteadingUncontained 2 года назад
Thank you for watching and your comment, I have been practicing in a field jut digging holes and filling them in. Also loading and offloading onto the trailer too. It is getting there, but it will take a lot more practice to become "non laughable" 🤣
@grumblysphinx9261
@grumblysphinx9261 2 года назад
That grease zerk you mentioned at 3:25 I would recommend leaving it as is. If you put a normal zerk in, it could get broken off when digging. It's most likely to be rubbed against a ditch wall.
@HomesteadingUncontained
@HomesteadingUncontained 2 года назад
Yes, i have now done that, plus the 3 down the side of the bucket. Thanks for watching and the advice 👍
@grumblysphinx9261
@grumblysphinx9261 2 года назад
@@HomesteadingUncontained Another suggestion is I would use a hitch pin instead of a the bolt to attach the auger. Quicker and you don't have to carry a wrench. Plus get a shackle and chain to put on then you can use it to help put the posts in and save your backs. 😎
@Jdjd12288
@Jdjd12288 2 года назад
Great job mate what a great little machine just what you needed luv the end of the video 😂😂😂😂🇦🇺
@HomesteadingUncontained
@HomesteadingUncontained 2 года назад
Thanks John, we try and have a laugh 😂
@user-pq1js1bz6h
@user-pq1js1bz6h 2 года назад
Nice video, Little word of advice never stick your fingers in any pinholes I’ve seen too many Accidents as an operator good luck with your projects 👍🏼
@Firebird400
@Firebird400 2 года назад
Congratulations on following your dreams!! Best of luck
@HomesteadingUncontained
@HomesteadingUncontained 2 года назад
Thank you 😀
@samtheoutdoor
@samtheoutdoor 2 года назад
That wife she's a drama lol. I'm subscribing to these beautiful old couple's channel!
@justme6275
@justme6275 Год назад
the little excavator makes working fun ; - )
@HomesteadingUncontained
@HomesteadingUncontained Год назад
It saves the back and big jobs become little.
@user-vp1rt8vm6f
@user-vp1rt8vm6f Год назад
เยี่ยมค่ะ
@ChrisMcNeely
@ChrisMcNeely Год назад
Legend buddy, thanks!
@HomesteadingUncontained
@HomesteadingUncontained Год назад
No problem 👍 Happy Christmas
@shironpathirana
@shironpathirana 2 месяца назад
Last drilling scene so funny 😂 if aunty wud there then so much funny 😂😂👍
@HomesteadingUncontained
@HomesteadingUncontained 2 месяца назад
😀
@TF856
@TF856 2 года назад
A lot of construction equipment has a metal collar welded around grease fittings to protect them when digging and they do the same thing on the wheels to protect the valve stem. If that metal collar fills up with dirt then you could use a double female nipple welded around the valve stem or grease zerk and put a screw in plug in it. Then you will have to take that one plug out to grease that nipple instead of having to take out a plug and screw in a zerk fitting to grease, and reverse the process every time.
@HomesteadingUncontained
@HomesteadingUncontained 2 года назад
I will find a cap to put over them - or plug it up with grease. Will play around with it.
@kenbartlett2267
@kenbartlett2267 2 года назад
Try running the engine at lower revs. With the blind hole, grind a few mil off your new tap. Good luck KEB.
@Rusty_Nickle
@Rusty_Nickle 2 года назад
I see everybody's already suggested the quick release. I would also go further to say use zip ties put one on one side and two on the other so that way you can always hook it up the same way. It's not a huge thing but once you get into muscle memory it's nice
@dave9940
@dave9940 2 года назад
just put the quick releases male and female on opposite to each other so you can't hook it up backwards
@Rusty_Nickle
@Rusty_Nickle 2 года назад
@@dave9940 I've tried that. It kind of sucks because if you borrow an attachment usually they got the male sides on the attachment. So then you got to dig around for another fitting.
@gordonclark7632
@gordonclark7632 2 года назад
Interesting. The only two things I have picked up on is that the scraper doesn't seem to have much raising height. On a slope the blade digs into the ground and the other being that the lever seems to get in the way of your right leg.
@HomesteadingUncontained
@HomesteadingUncontained 2 года назад
I have noticed this - I will check it out to see if I can modify it a little.
@bonasperry8747
@bonasperry8747 2 года назад
Awesome machine,good luck with it. From somerset,massachusetts
@HomesteadingUncontained
@HomesteadingUncontained 2 года назад
Thank you - really appreciated.
@wizgang0
@wizgang0 Год назад
Glad to see how it works through stony soil. That is what I am going to be dealing with.
@HomesteadingUncontained
@HomesteadingUncontained Год назад
I hit big rocks on my ground works - the very large ones I nibbled around them and pulled them free. It had no trouble at all doing the work.
@briansweeney2291
@briansweeney2291 2 года назад
A bit of time you become an expert 👍😎
@clasic36
@clasic36 Год назад
I love hearing her laughter.
@HomesteadingUncontained
@HomesteadingUncontained Год назад
I keep mistaking her for the chickens 🐓 🤣
@walkingthruyourdata-6019
@walkingthruyourdata-6019 Год назад
Yes there are special bolts available to save the gearbox. that auger works just fine. posts will go in very quick.
@HomesteadingUncontained
@HomesteadingUncontained Год назад
Thank you - I am about to starting putting a bunch of them in on the new property.
@Trecraven1
@Trecraven1 Год назад
Homesteader in ky. Only thing I'd of done differently is pulled the tractor bucket up next to the hole so I didn't have to pack the post. Then raise the bucket and it would of tilted right in the hole. I'd of tamped the dirt in the bottom with the post in to stabilize the post more, and also cut the post off flat at the bottom. Still a good job though. It'll hold.
@HomesteadingUncontained
@HomesteadingUncontained Год назад
Exactly right - we are cutting the posts flat and tamping them in. Will be finishing off the project in a few weeks when this temperature drops a little. (105ºf today)
@yatessmyrna
@yatessmyrna 2 года назад
You should consider quick release hydraulic fittings.
@AlexKall
@AlexKall Год назад
The issue with small machines, they are really twitchy! I've only run one small excavator and it was a 1.2t, the difference coming from larger machines is huge. I also think this might be a bit more jerky, but it cost a lot less too. Nice little machine!
@HomesteadingUncontained
@HomesteadingUncontained Год назад
Phew - I thought it was just me. Yes it is a little nervous when using the controls - I will get used to it though.
@mikedunn7795
@mikedunn7795 Год назад
I have been following your project,very interesting! As to the owner's manual written in Chinese,you could scan it,and use the OCR feature included with many free PDF viewers to convert the document to a readable form that could be translated to English by translation freeware available online.
@HomesteadingUncontained
@HomesteadingUncontained Год назад
Cheers Mike - the company I bought it from emailed me over an English version (translated of course but at lest it is a start)
@chevtrans
@chevtrans 2 года назад
If you keep your blade on the ground behind you when drilling holes you will get better digging force in harder ground. I think your auger drive is on back to front, the hose fittings usually go toward the machine.
@HomesteadingUncontained
@HomesteadingUncontained 2 года назад
Cheers David - you are absolutely right. I have changed this around for the next time.
@CNCmachiningisfun
@CNCmachiningisfun 2 года назад
Nice video :) . Bought one of these yesterday, being delivered to the farm tomorrow. While inspecting it on the dealer's premises, I forgot to ask if the auger turns in both directions. Your video answered that question nicely :) .
@HomesteadingUncontained
@HomesteadingUncontained 2 года назад
Hope it arrived safely - I am going to try fitting the auger the other way around so I can lift it better - it is trial and error with me at the moment - have fun with your new digger.
@CNCmachiningisfun
@CNCmachiningisfun 2 года назад
@@HomesteadingUncontained Thanks kindly. Yup, it arrived safely, and my first task was to lift a hefty metalworking lathe off my truck. Needless to say, the little guy wanted to tip over, but he got the job done :) . Looking forward to seeing if your experiments with the auger have paid off. Finding a manual is not an easy process, but I was sent a PDF by the folks I bought this machine from. Maybe there is a way I can send a copy to you?
@michaelarabi5083
@michaelarabi5083 Год назад
@@CNCmachiningisfun can I ask how much it cost in China and then how much all up champ
@CNCmachiningisfun
@CNCmachiningisfun Год назад
@@michaelarabi5083 Imported to New Zealand, and sold by a local farming group, this little guy, along with all the fittings, cost me a mere $19,500. It is the smallest little digger I have ever seen :) .
@user-kf3zv8ps6q
@user-kf3zv8ps6q Год назад
@@CNCmachiningisfun actually, 19500 is not bad at all. it is about 9000 dollors (can be cheaper) for the same one here in China.
@jerrybarrett6376
@jerrybarrett6376 2 года назад
Suggestion keep your front push blade all the way up while not in use. It will dig in less. Looks good.🐻🙏🇺🇸🇺🇸
@HomesteadingUncontained
@HomesteadingUncontained 2 года назад
Thanks - I need to figure out how to get it higher, seems too low.
@richardteychenne3950
@richardteychenne3950 2 года назад
If you have a lot of posts to install such an energy saver. I am coming round to the idea of one of these 😁 Hiring is a bind and the cost will be quickly recovered. 👌
@HomesteadingUncontained
@HomesteadingUncontained 2 года назад
That was our thinking - we have at least 4 years of work on the house and land and this will easily pay for itself - I will be gentle with it and make sure I look after it - renting would cost €250 a day so 1 month and it is covered. Thanks for the comments. 👍🏻
@richardteychenne3950
@richardteychenne3950 2 года назад
@@HomesteadingUncontained We are planning to be just along from you in central Portugal. Farm purchase in progress! A question if I may. Although you saved by collecting from the port did you find a shipping agent who could for a price collect and deliver to you? I don't have a suitable trailer and it is probably not worth buying a decent one just for one journey. I will probably have to buy something eventually but for a long trail across you need something trustworthy 🤣
@AGRIMOVIEemi
@AGRIMOVIEemi 2 года назад
Ottimo lavoro 👏 👏
@HomesteadingUncontained
@HomesteadingUncontained 2 года назад
grazie 👍🏻
@glennvengroff7235
@glennvengroff7235 2 года назад
If you have a throttle control just slow it down a bit and itll be less jerky till you get used to the speed.
@cevikertan4030
@cevikertan4030 Год назад
Beatiful family
@HomesteadingUncontained
@HomesteadingUncontained Год назад
Thank you and thank you for watching.
@DavesShed
@DavesShed 2 года назад
G-day from Australia. I was going to buy one of these but in the end I have decided to go one model up to a 1.5T unit with a 3 cylinder Kubota engine. A lot less noise and smoke. Everything else about it is slightly more robust than the 1T unit and it has a swing boom. However there is a big difference in the operation. It is not so jerky and 60% more power delivered more smoothly via a better pump with a higher flow rate and pressure. The draw back is that it is a bunch more money we didn't budget for and it also exceeds the load rating of the ramp on my trailer. I had just assumed that mine will come with hydraulic quick release lines. If it comes like yours then I think I'll change the fittings.
@HomesteadingUncontained
@HomesteadingUncontained 2 года назад
The bigger machine is so much better and I did have some options 2nd hand here (although still big money) but I have to transport it to the build site and I only have a 1.3tonne trailer so I had to go for the smaller model - jealous though, as I do like the 1.5 tonne.....😉
@DavesShed
@DavesShed 2 года назад
​@@HomesteadingUncontained Yes I had it all worked out with the 1T machine and my 2T tandem trailer. With the 1.5T machine I'll have to rent a trailer to get it onsite.
@HVACRBERT
@HVACRBERT 2 года назад
looks like pretty handy equipment. your daughter is great help too!
@HomesteadingUncontained
@HomesteadingUncontained 2 года назад
hahaha - Julie will love that. Thanks for watching
@MattOGormanSmith
@MattOGormanSmith 2 года назад
"That was easy" enjoy it while it's new :) You'll be using a drift and sledgehammer eventually.
@TF856
@TF856 Год назад
This may have been mentioned before but you can put stilts on the tailgate of your trailer to keep it from tipping down that way. When the tailgate is down the stilts will be close to ground level so when you drive out it won't be lifting the back of your other tractor off the ground. On flat ground, the way you have it will not make much difference. But if you try to unload on a hillside and that trailer is going to lift the back of the tractor and the whole thing's going to go rolling down the hill. With those legs on the tailgate of the trailer it'll also make it possible to load and unload the trailer without being hooked up to another vehicle. Or you could just put blocks behind the trailer wheels when you unload on a hillside. I used to have a small trailer that had drop legs mounted at the back end of the frame. I just loosen the screws and drop the legs and tighten the screw to do the same thing so I can load and unload the trailer without having it hooked up to a truck.
@HomesteadingUncontained
@HomesteadingUncontained Год назад
I do have drop downs - I have mastered it now and put it on and off the trailer with no problem.
@shazbotic
@shazbotic 2 года назад
Nicely done. ☺
@HomesteadingUncontained
@HomesteadingUncontained 2 года назад
Thank you for watching 👍🏻
@neogeo8267
@neogeo8267 Год назад
Get some sil-glide or similar when fitting o-rings to prevent failure during installation and removal. If they're compatible with petroleum products you can use some grease or petroleum jelly instead. ps that machine isn't nearly greasy enough =)
@HomesteadingUncontained
@HomesteadingUncontained Год назад
Cheers for commenting. I have greased it well since. I also use a silicone grease on o rings . Will be using the auger a lot very soon.
@jhscheppele2448
@jhscheppele2448 Год назад
You might want to invest in a few shear bolts & nuts for the auger.
@HomesteadingUncontained
@HomesteadingUncontained Год назад
Yes, agree - I have these on my tractor and they seem to go quite often when I pull off to fast. ☹️
@a1scooter1
@a1scooter1 2 года назад
I like your videos. You have to buy a grapple. My CK2610 came with a bucket. I bought a box blade first. A grapple was the second piece I bought, it should have been the first.
@HomesteadingUncontained
@HomesteadingUncontained 2 года назад
I will look into the grapple and also a thumb - I will ask Nuoman as I am expecting another delivery from them soon and it has not been shipped yet.
@a1scooter1
@a1scooter1 2 года назад
@@HomesteadingUncontained I live in a fairly large city. Over a million people. I have a house on a little over an acre. I built a second house on the lot and was going to have to pay to have my old house torn down. I also had 3 huge trees down from storms. Including tractor and bucket, grapple and box blade, I have just under 22K in them. If I had paid someone for what I have done with my tractor, it would be well over 10K. I have had my tractor for less than a year. Without the grapple, I couldn't have done well over half the work. The grapple has paid for itself and much of my tractor in less than 6 months the way I look at it. I wish I had the patients to post some videos but I don't. Keep doing what you are doing. You provide a lot of information for people.
@sarmadaqrawi8064
@sarmadaqrawi8064 2 года назад
Thank you for the video IBC code The depth of the footing is 1/6 the pole length. 120 cm pole x 1/6=20cm So actually you need a 140 cm pole Because 20 cm will be buried. Take care
@HomesteadingUncontained
@HomesteadingUncontained 2 года назад
Thanks for the detailed comment - I am trying to dig as deep as I can as these posts are 3metres long. Then I will trim to height.
@user-ou6cq1ch6q
@user-ou6cq1ch6q Год назад
Молодцы, классно бурит трактор!
@HomesteadingUncontained
@HomesteadingUncontained Год назад
Cheers 👍🏻
@ericcampbell285
@ericcampbell285 2 года назад
I've watched your first two videos with this machine. Is that s high as your blade goes? If not raise it higher when moving it especially when loading and unloading. The blade is to help keep it from pulling itself while digging and to grade when finished. Also you don't have to hang your boom out so far when loading or unloading
@HomesteadingUncontained
@HomesteadingUncontained 2 года назад
Unfortunately it is the highest it goes - I looked to see if I could modify it but other than putting in a smaller ram, I can't do much about it.
@shironpathirana
@shironpathirana 2 месяца назад
itz amazing ❤️ i also want this item to attached to my excavator ❤️😍👍
@HomesteadingUncontained
@HomesteadingUncontained 2 месяца назад
It will be coming out again soon - I have a gate to put in. 👍🏻
@petersmith5199
@petersmith5199 2 года назад
I think you did very well for your 1st attempt. Your choice of machine and wfe are both top dollar too! I've heard stories of Chinese mechanical stuff, buggies trikes etc letting people down because of parts failure due to lack of lubricants. I would check everything, just in case. And one last thing, give it a spray over with wd40 or even wax furniture polish to keep the rot away. Dust will adhere to it, but dust won't make it look like a rust bucket next year. Kind regards to you both.
@HomesteadingUncontained
@HomesteadingUncontained 2 года назад
I have checked it all over and it looks, feels pretty tough. Engine is just a lawnmower unit so nothing too hard to fix if needed. 👍🏻
@TreeChangeFarmer
@TreeChangeFarmer 2 года назад
Great to see the auger in use. I have the top mount reversed to you so I can leave the drill connected and it can tilt back towards the cab when moving. Good to have Julie as the spotter to maker sure the drill is vertical. I dig about half way then reverse the digger about 200mm and drill again and it seems to keep the hole straight. I am converting the hose connections to quick connect couplers and will have a video up soon. Cheers, Dave.
@HomesteadingUncontained
@HomesteadingUncontained 2 года назад
Cheers. I was thinking about the quick release fittings too. Also, what size threaded grease nipples did you use when you swapped them out. Trying to find some locally to do the same.
@TreeChangeFarmer
@TreeChangeFarmer 2 года назад
The grease nipple is metric and from memory is 8 mm. The 1/4" BSB is the wrong thread. Gotta grease the digger as there seems little is done at the factory.
@jhawkins6154
@jhawkins6154 2 года назад
@@TreeChangeFarmer is coming home
@jeffchien5725
@jeffchien5725 2 года назад
Nice job !!!! keep up the work
@HomesteadingUncontained
@HomesteadingUncontained 2 года назад
Thanks for watching - lots more to come 😀
@user-um3ym3cz5z
@user-um3ym3cz5z Год назад
BRAVO👋👋👋👋👋👋 from algeria
@HomesteadingUncontained
@HomesteadingUncontained Год назад
Merci 👍🏻
@filkinsj1960
@filkinsj1960 2 года назад
Just for giggles and grins have you ever 'panned' some of that rocky material to see if there are any shiny surprises?
@HomesteadingUncontained
@HomesteadingUncontained 2 года назад
We have the river close by but it runs a little fast here.
@mdoyle1981
@mdoyle1981 2 года назад
That cow at 12:17 looks like it might have a hoof abscess. Love the excavator content though!
@HomesteadingUncontained
@HomesteadingUncontained Год назад
Not our cows but the the farmers are pretty experienced. Same family since 1600. You should see the sheep 😳
@Konadawg99
@Konadawg99 Год назад
Can’t get over the noise the starter makes. Sounds like 1990’s era riding lawn mower starter.
@HomesteadingUncontained
@HomesteadingUncontained Год назад
And then the puff of smoke when it gets going....🤣
@steveboyer4137
@steveboyer4137 Год назад
tThe grease fitting you showed is actually for a needle attachment for your grease gun. They work really well. A normal grease nipple in that area might get sheared off.
@HomesteadingUncontained
@HomesteadingUncontained Год назад
Yes, I went back and changed out the grease nipples to the needle ones on the bucket as I realised afterwards there could be an issue. Cheers for commenting
@user-xs5lg5bm8x
@user-xs5lg5bm8x Год назад
nice!!!
@HomesteadingUncontained
@HomesteadingUncontained Год назад
cheers 👍🏻
@diamondpressco2673
@diamondpressco2673 2 года назад
quick tip reverse auger were ever u want ur pile of dirt to pile up , comes right off
@HomesteadingUncontained
@HomesteadingUncontained 2 года назад
Yes, I will try this, thank you
@diamondpressco2673
@diamondpressco2673 2 года назад
@@HomesteadingUncontained figured someone already told you but seems they didnt, also push down the front bucket taking the weight off of the the front of the tractor, now with the wieght on the bucket act like ur going to swing the machine around with the joystick while pushing down on one pedal to make one track spin. sounds crazy now that ive typed it but once you learn this you will be able to place the machine any which way you want it and it will help you tramensly . mainly when u want to turn and the track just spins or it seems like the machine doesnt have enough to turn tracks , this will fix that problem and before long you will do it without even knowing ya did
@diamondpressco2673
@diamondpressco2673 2 года назад
also when taking weight off the front of tractor it doesnt need to be very high off the ground just enough to help with wieght, I can take a cat 336 and make it do a 360 standing still this way . but being able to put the tracts were you need them is a huge deal
@HomesteadingUncontained
@HomesteadingUncontained 2 года назад
@@diamondpressco2673 as soon as I get back from work I am going to try this. Thanks so much for commenting. Cheers
@onemansjunk01
@onemansjunk01 Год назад
Put the blade to the back and put it down,it'll give you more stability when pushing down as well as using the machines own weight to assist 👌🏼👍🏻🤘🏻
@HomesteadingUncontained
@HomesteadingUncontained Год назад
Yes, I have started to do that, specially if the land is sloping downwards. I am getting the feel for it now. Thanks for the comments.
@ronbewsell5538
@ronbewsell5538 Год назад
You need to use 2000kg ratchet straps to tie down the machine, front and back when moving your excavator. It looks heavier than the tractor. Speaking from experience, there is a big chance of both machines being overturned if the excavator moves or slides either side and/or to the rear of the trailer. But I must say I am enjoying your adventure!
@HomesteadingUncontained
@HomesteadingUncontained Год назад
Yes, I strap it in now - I don't normally carry it with the tractor.
@klausmortensen
@klausmortensen 2 года назад
👌
@zmonchamp
@zmonchamp Год назад
Hello, Just a friendly word of advice, for any of those 'high load' joints you want to use a molybdenum loaded grease of 3-5% content. It will give those joints on your tractor and mini-excavator much longer life spans.
@HomesteadingUncontained
@HomesteadingUncontained Год назад
Good tip - I will look out for some as I was wondering i the general grease was adequate and it has been a few years sinceI did my apprenticeship when we covered all of that stuff.
@zmonchamp
@zmonchamp Год назад
@@HomesteadingUncontained Hey, no worries it's an easy mistake to make. I noticed the grease in the joints that did have grease from the factory was pumping out black, so at least those joints the factory used the right grease on the mini-ex. Any of the places that sell heavier equipment should sell appropriate moly grease. Glad to see you applying the little maintenance saves a lot of repairs mindset! Thanks for replying!
@grazynazambeanie5963
@grazynazambeanie5963 Год назад
Boy, could I ever use that little digger around here . Bears have decided they want an easier path to the fruit trees and knocked down part of the deer fence .
@HomesteadingUncontained
@HomesteadingUncontained Год назад
It is still working great - well worth the investment.
@1966cambo
@1966cambo Год назад
Have you thought about loading it the other way round so the blade comes off last and doesn’t dig up the lawn/ground or maybe put the bucket out front to keep it from digging in?
@HomesteadingUncontained
@HomesteadingUncontained Год назад
Can’t as the blade hits the ramp. But I have now mastered the on-loading & off-loading.
@kevinjohnson386
@kevinjohnson386 Год назад
Grease will be something you have keep up on. Zerk grease fittings, will make it easy to do.
@HomesteadingUncontained
@HomesteadingUncontained Год назад
Yes, I even splashed out and bought a new grease gun....manual 😉
@leopoldsaroyan3439
@leopoldsaroyan3439 Год назад
Many thanks for this demo, very helpful! Could you give us the link to buy the auger rotator itself? I have got a Yanmar SV08 (the smallest from Yanmar, 960 kg). I think this auger is suitable with it, despite the quickfix won’t be the same.
@HomesteadingUncontained
@HomesteadingUncontained Год назад
It is from Nuoman Engineering on Alibaba or you can go direct to the company. Ask for Helen and she will sort you out.
@LJTomlinson1
@LJTomlinson1 2 года назад
Whatever you do with the shipping container DON'T burry it the dirt will cave in the sides, we have had several people here in the US nearly killed as they slept in the container and it caved in due ground water pressure from excessive rain.
@HomesteadingUncontained
@HomesteadingUncontained 2 года назад
It will be on a concrete foundation and only be part of the house. Thank you for watching and commenting. 👍🏻
@tube-keijo
@tube-keijo 2 года назад
👍👍👍
@sandboundchris
@sandboundchris 2 года назад
Good camera work. 👍
@HomesteadingUncontained
@HomesteadingUncontained 2 года назад
Thanks 👍
@donaldstrishock3923
@donaldstrishock3923 2 года назад
The wind looks like the Shallow dug post hole will just BLOW OVER. I Never cut the post--just keep going deeper & utilize the post properly--it will Last! Just GO for it, & get it done right the first time.
@HomesteadingUncontained
@HomesteadingUncontained 2 года назад
I can get around 75cm before heavy rocks, so will go as deep as I can go. But I only need 1.5 m high posts and these are over 3m as they were being used for river bank reinforcement. Totally agree though!!
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