If that it's the case all major brands will have dramas. Do you know this excavator it got a kubota engine? Do you know this model used a retroh final drives and pumps.?do you know that it's a very good copy of a caterpillar as in China it manufactured across the road from caterpillar factory, with same engenders .study a bit before you make your comments
@@ivansexcavationsconcreting3406 as someone that’s worked for XCMG and alongside the engineers it’s a direct knock off of a Kubota u55, but with cheap rusty Chinese soft steel, its rust under the paint. The hydraulics are cheap and jerky as the engineers don’t know how to create smoothness that well. Chinese make machines to look good on paper to stack up better than competitors “on paper” but in reality there’s no refinement to the work they do. Even the XCMG rollers are Cat knockoffs, the 12t roller can use as much as $1000 more in fuel per week operating next to say a Hamm or Bomag that’s been properly engineered. The problem with the Chinese is when you copy you have no idea of the proper workings of the machine because you never did the research and development and testing to understand, it’s not as simple as plugging in a motor plugging in a hydraulic pump etc. there’s splitter valves through everything governing oil dispersement etc that’s why Yanmars and other Japanese machines are smoother due to the “engineering” etc this is something the Chinese have no pride in “just make it cheaper” is their culture and philosophy and “throw it away and buy another one” is their mindset. The workers were also paid $50 per week working 16hr days so ofcourse they had no pride in their work. That’s how you got your cheap china machine🤭 cheap labour, cheap Chinese steel, no research and development, slapped together machine copied minus the engineering refinement 🤷♂️ Copying in my opinion is weak and nothing more than creating a “Frankenstein” of a machine with mixed bits and pieces from other manufacturers. This is 3rd world culture mindset but each to their own
hey man, thanks for putting this video together i just got a 35 used and have been struggling to find information on it online for servicing. i recently had the thumb crap out on me, it will push down slowly but wont retract. Any ideas on how to troubleshoot that?
The problem with Chinese machines as they have no clue about 2 way flow and how it works. These machines are Chinese knock offs of kubotas. No engineering involved no research and development no testing (you are the lab rat), cheap throw away rusty Chinese steel and the workers get paid $50 a week to produce this cheap china copy. I know this because I worked for them
Chinese knock off of a u55 Kubota 🤭
Remember to check the tyer pressure
What happens to the supply of replacement parts to dealers\owners if the USA\Japan\Australia get into a war with China ?
If that it's the case all major brands will have dramas. Do you know this excavator it got a kubota engine? Do you know this model used a retroh final drives and pumps.?do you know that it's a very good copy of a caterpillar as in China it manufactured across the road from caterpillar factory, with same engenders .study a bit before you make your comments
@@ivansexcavationsconcreting3406 as someone that’s worked for XCMG and alongside the engineers it’s a direct knock off of a Kubota u55, but with cheap rusty Chinese soft steel, its rust under the paint. The hydraulics are cheap and jerky as the engineers don’t know how to create smoothness that well. Chinese make machines to look good on paper to stack up better than competitors “on paper” but in reality there’s no refinement to the work they do.
Even the XCMG rollers are Cat knockoffs, the 12t roller can use as much as $1000 more in fuel per week operating next to say a Hamm or Bomag that’s been properly engineered.
The problem with the Chinese is when you copy you have no idea of the proper workings of the machine because you never did the research and development and testing to understand, it’s not as simple as plugging in a motor plugging in a hydraulic pump etc. there’s splitter valves through everything governing oil dispersement etc that’s why Yanmars and other Japanese machines are smoother due to the “engineering” etc this is something the Chinese have no pride in “just make it cheaper” is their culture and philosophy and “throw it away and buy another one” is their mindset.
The workers were also paid $50 per week working 16hr days so ofcourse they had no pride in their work.
That’s how you got your cheap china machine🤭 cheap labour, cheap Chinese steel, no research and development, slapped together machine copied minus the engineering refinement 🤷♂️
Copying in my opinion is weak and nothing more than creating a “Frankenstein” of a machine with mixed bits and pieces from other manufacturers.
This is 3rd world culture mindset but each to their own
@@ivansexcavationsconcreting3406 lmao deleting my comments due to embarrassment
Thanks for the video ! Thinking of buying same model has it performed well? Thanks
Chinese knock off of a Kubota but made with soft Chinese steel and junk jerky hydraulics, no resale value. Good luck
hey man, thanks for putting this video together i just got a 35 used and have been struggling to find information on it online for servicing. i recently had the thumb crap out on me, it will push down slowly but wont retract. Any ideas on how to troubleshoot that?
Sorry I don't understand what you mean. Can you send me a video?
I also have a Facebook account ""Ivan's excavations and concreting '"or a tiktok"ivanexcavation"
The problem with Chinese machines as they have no clue about 2 way flow and how it works. These machines are Chinese knock offs of kubotas. No engineering involved no research and development no testing (you are the lab rat), cheap throw away rusty Chinese steel and the workers get paid $50 a week to produce this cheap china copy.
I know this because I worked for them
Una pregunta. La máquina está es buena que me aconseja tengo ganas de comprar una.
Muchas gracias
Yes I got no problems with mine.