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You're absolutely right - getting it perfect on the first try is rare! There's always a blooper or two behind the scenes, but that's all part of the fun. Thanks for watching!

Digging holes is the bread and butter!

For the sake of this video, we didn't include any quick hitches as they're more of a coupling system than an attachment! We wanted to show off some of the other interesting attachments available on the market that you may not have seen before! Quick hitches are definitely a beneficial system to look into though - we have a full video about the top 8 types of quick hitches: th-cam.com/video/xRu9MwdU0Vw/w-d-xo.html

There handy but I dont like them

We wouldn't necessarily classify a tiltrotator as an attachment; it is a coupling system. This video is dedicated to focusing specifically on excavator attachments! Thanks for the comment though - tiltrotators are very popular couplers nowadays!

Thanks guys! We always appreciate your support!

We appreciate the feedback - thanks for the comment!

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Thanks for the enquiry, Justin! Yes, our micro trenching buckets are available for the E50! You can shop the range here: rhinox-group.us/collections/bobcat-e50

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Get in touch with our French dealer - Minipelle Shop www.minipelle-shop.com

Thanks for your comment, you can watch this here: th-cam.com/users/shortsIHATj3F7vCc

There was a lot of controversy about reversing buckets when Lady Lana started posting videos using this technique, but reversing a bucket is definitely a common practice in more recent times because it can be very effective! Tiltrotators are great for tilting and twisting to the desired angle but aren't affordable for everybody so reversing a bucket is the best alternative to achieve a similar effect!

Tiltrotator couplers are very popular in the UK but are typically used by construction companies! So smaller companies or owner operators tend to reverse a bucket when needed!

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Yes - you can shop our micro trenching bucket range via Rhinox Group US! Shop online here: rhinox-group.us/collections/micro-trenching-buckets

Please pop an email to marketing@rhinox-group.com and our team can discuss this with you!

Gradall buckets also don't have compatibility for a bolt-on blade!

Thanks for the comment - this is out UK spec video, our US tilting buckets don't come with hoses. Please see the US spec video here: th-cam.com/video/902Ollm-tuQ/w-d-xo.html

That’s interesting - thanks for the comment, Paul. It’s good to hear how your workplace emphasises using the cutting edge to grade, this helps to protect the back of the bucket!

Thanks for the enquiry, Taylor! Unfortunately, the smallest pallet forks we make is for 5 ton machines.

Ooopes! We would have loved to witnessed that!😂

Absolutely - that's a great point to consider! Thanks for the comment.

Thanks for the comment, we appreciate your feedback! This video is intended to provide insights on which method will cause the most wear on your bucket and which option allows for easier repairs when needed.

Thanks for the comment. In this process, the plastic isn’t actually melted, it’s simply warmed to become malleable, so no toxic fumes are released.

Thank you, we appreciate the comment!

Thank you, we appreciate the comment!

Sorry this didn't interest you, Jeremy! But it's a regularly question that we get asked from our customers. We'd love to hear what you'd like to see from us!

We're sorry to hear this! Quick couplers are a great investment so if you can justify one, we would always recommend investing! They save a lot of unnecessary wear to your pins, bucket links and tipping links.

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When you curl the grading bucket towards the arm, gravity applies downward pressure on the digging buckets, keeping them securely in place. As long as you're tracking steadily, your buckets won't fall off. It's becoming more common for manufacturers to incorporate bucket hooks into their design nowadays as they're very popular!

@@Rhinox-Group As long as you're tracking steadily you would never have a problem anyway any id put money on the fact that the guys that drive these diggers every day could pick up the buckets just as fast no problem. You can even trap them against the boom if you really want which you wouldn't be able to do with the hooks. It just seems like a diy fix for a non existent problem!!? They don't look too sturdy either, how long till they're all bent and smashed and won't hook on any more?