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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.

Thanks for the comment!

Thank you!

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?

It is something we have considered, maybe in the future🤷

They are ideal for landscaping, some of our customer love using them for grading trenches and bike trails!

i'm going to purchase some quick attach mounting plates and weld them on to a 60"x 6" I beam. can do all that for about $350 .

In the past, we’ve made S45 buckets for customers, but we don't currently keep them in stock. If you give us a call or send us an email, our sales team will be happy to discuss options with you!

Thanks for the comment. On relevant products, like quick hitches, the data plate will have a CE mark.

Thanks for the comment! Using a standard bucket to break up a retaining wall can be challenging. You may want to try a ripper tooth, as it concentrates all the machine's power into a single point, making it much stronger and more effective than a digging bucket, which spreads the force across multiple teeth. However, it’s still worth starting with a standard digging bucket, as the wall may break apart easily, depending on how well it was constructed or how long ago it was built. Hope this helps!

We're glad it was helpful! Thank you for the comment, Wade.

We apologise that this video did not fully meet your expectations. To streamline our manufacturing process, we purchase our steel pre-shaped, this allows for quick and efficient assembly of the parts. The clip following the laser cutting, shows our welder assembling and tacking the parts before welding - this is the first step in our process once the components are cut and shaped.

Thanks for the comment, Dan! We have been made aware of some negative comments on Facebook recently, which we are investigating. When it comes to manufacturing, we use a hybrid system - the most common approach among UK bucket manufacturers with large stocks. For more details of how we manufacture and operate, you can read more here: rhinox-group.com/blogs/news/where-are-rhinox-products-made

We regularly use the bucket hooks on our Kubota Kx027-4 digger to move multiple digging buckets during site maintenance. Some of the footage in this video was captured by our team while operating the digger. One potential drawback of hooks on the hanger is that if they are welded to the hanger rather than integrated into the hanger ear itself, there is a risk of weld failure, similar to when hooks are welded to a bucket. However, with our one-piece hook and hanger design, the likelihood of weld failure is significantly reduced. Hope this helps!

@Rhinox-Group so I guess the experience is their, would that be safe to say ? Yes I would agree to the welding techniques however the disadvantages to this is not inline with all my thoughts.

Thanks for the concern, Craig, however we don't supply pins with our hydraulic quick couplers - the customer must use the pins supplied with their excavator! In terms of 3 year warranty, it's not actually as common as you think and the companies that do, also have a clause stating the number of operating hours until the warranty no longer covers it, which is considerably lower than our 4,000 hours! Hope this helps!

@@Rhinox-Group do you spray your hitches green to suit your carbon neutrality ? Or would it be better in orange white and green to demonstrate where it originated from 🇮🇳 ?

The hi-vis yellow was specifically requested by some of our larger construction customers to enhance visibility and improve safety on site!

@Rhinox-Group thank you I have check with 3 of random comparison companies and they have confirmed the GENUINE 3 year warrenty on parts and labour. Just a recommendation if your promoting a product with the affected instal claim I would make it look 👌. I guess my opinion is some what different view of a sales team. #musttryharder

Thanks for the comment!

Would you say it's easier to grind out and reweld new pins in? We do offer both pin options to best suit you!

We’re sorry to hear you feel this way, but we're simply trying to do our part for the planet. If you ever change your mind, you know where to find us!

The joints will wear out much faster and repair will be more expensive. There’s a reason why pins are fit with bushings and washers. Those soft generic pins are gonna rattle all over the place

@@jennjarrod3378 couldn't agree more. Weld in. Quite a poor video tbh. #musttryharder view from a sales team. Cringe, let's try honesty.

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You can check out our full video of Bolt-in VS Weld-in Pins here: th-cam.com/video/oYXcJD1r57k/w-d-xo.html

Thanks for the comment, we're glad we could provide some insight! The grease goes in the track frame area to keep the undercarriage components lubricated to help prevent wear. Unfortunately, we haven't found an easy way to catch the grease but if you find a way, please drop it in the comments so hopefully other people can try it too!