Thanks! The tilt function isn´t on the bucket, its directly mounted on the loader, instead of a normal quick coupler. It´s the same type of attacher, but with a tilt function. That is Volvo´s own model and it can tilt +/- 20° to each side. It can be directly mounted as this one, or as an adapter. The same type of tilt is able to get from other manufacturers in Sweden also, that tilt from +/-15° up to +/- 25°
Yes its a useful bracket An old video about what you can do with a tilt bracket like this and a pair of Hydraulic Forks ;) ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Yg97Tt5fafg.html
@@RilleS88 Hej! I never have seen these buckets here in Germany. I worked as truck -driver more than 40 yaers at roadworks.. Sometimes i had to help out on excavators and wheelloader too. Its very special in Sweden ? Greetings from Germany!
@@schute4282 They are very common, the advantage is that you can see how much you get in the bucket and great visibility overall, plus you have the same amount of material in this bucket as in the "standard" buckets. so overall a much easier bucket to work with!
Awesome footage of gravel being unloaded, I like seeing it spread no music to listen to only the sound of the wheel loader and the material being unloaded. How many tons per truck load keep up the good work
När man ser (namnen på fordonen, inte de enskilda entreprenörens) så finns det en viss förståelse att det teoretiska vitet i Markbygden uppgick till 170 000 000kr
I don´t know what i should compare it with to your contry, but BDX is like a contractor company, companies with machines then work for them you could say. It´s like Cliffton, Maserfrakt etc that we also have here in Sweden.
@@RilleS88 Instead of a construction company owning all the machines, etc., it is often in Sweden a company where small companies with a few machines or trucks each are connected to like a group to be able to take larger jobs
Sorry for the late arrival but it sounds like it would be similar to a general contractor that has all the sectors of construction: grading, concrete, ironworkers, drywallers, underground guys and so on just with slightly different names...am i close?
@@christianbaker9662 Yes quite close however, here is often one contractor for the Machine and Truck jobs (ground jobs) and one for the main general contractor. So therefore, some may have BDX for example + I drive for (another company that is the main contractor on the site) on usually on a white sticker somewhere if you see in other videos ;)