I was on the phone the other day with the buddy of mine and I didn't notice my wife walked in and I just got done saying I love my ex and then I hurried up and finish the sentence excavator. Your excavator is a thing of beauty I hope you really enjoy it.
Thank you for commenting Jim. LoL hope all is well with you and your wife 😉 I'm having computer problems right now but hope to get a few new video up soon, almost at 250 hours.
I now have 85 hours on it and can't believe how much I like the 26G. Plan to put up a segment of what I have done with the Hammer attachment. Thank you for commenting
Currently I have 3 buckets. The bucket that I use mostly is 34" with no teeth. The other 2 buckets have teeth one is a 24" & the other is a 12". The work that is intended should dictate the type & size to use. Personal preference is also a factor to consider when purchasing. Hopefully this will be helpful. Please remember that I work in areas that are mostly undisturbed lava flow. So a bucket with teeth is not always needed. Thank you for the question and for commenting.
Cat 301.8 has a 21 horse power engine and the weighs 4473 lbs. Max hydraulic pump flow 17.4 gallon per minute, track widths fully expanded about 4'-3" Where as the John Deere 26G is 20 horse power and the weight is 6110 lbs, max hydraulic pump flow 19.1 gallons per minute, track width 4'-11” I did not check digging depth or other aspects but I would say that the John Deere 26G is slightly bigger by the point listed above. I did have to look up this information and I did learn from it. Here in Hawaii I knew I wanted a Hammer attachment and was advised of the minimum size needed which did influence my purchase decision, as well as the price. JD 30G and 35G give more hydraulic flow and a Farrell mulcher can be used with those models but not the 26G Thank you for asking.
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I was on the phone the other day with the buddy of mine and I didn't notice my wife walked in and I just got done saying I love my ex and then I hurried up and finish the sentence excavator. Your excavator is a thing of beauty I hope you really enjoy it.
Thank you for commenting Jim.
LoL hope all is well with you and your wife 😉
I'm having computer problems right now but hope to get a few new video up soon, almost at 250 hours.
What a great piece of equipment, I gotta get one!
I now have 85 hours on it and can't believe how much I like the 26G. Plan to put up a segment of what I have done with the Hammer attachment.
Thank you for commenting
Hey real cool. I bet you will get some good work done at your place. And for hire..
Yes I hope so too.
I'm trying to edit next video but program keeps crashing lol.
Thank you for commenting
Damn that Yanmar engine is quiet!
What size buckets do you have? 12 and a 24?
Currently I have 3 buckets. The bucket that I use mostly is 34" with no teeth. The other 2 buckets have teeth one is a 24" & the other is a 12".
The work that is intended should dictate the type & size to use. Personal preference is also a factor to consider when purchasing.
Hopefully this will be helpful. Please remember that I work in areas that are mostly undisturbed lava flow. So a bucket with teeth is not always needed.
Thank you for the question and for commenting.
is this bigger than a cat 301.8?
Cat 301.8 has a 21 horse power engine and the weighs 4473 lbs. Max hydraulic pump flow 17.4 gallon per minute, track widths fully expanded about 4'-3"
Where as the John Deere 26G is 20 horse power and the weight is 6110 lbs, max hydraulic pump flow 19.1 gallons per minute, track width 4'-11”
I did not check digging depth or other aspects but I would say that the John Deere 26G is slightly bigger by the point listed above.
I did have to look up this information and I did learn from it.
Here in Hawaii I knew I wanted a Hammer attachment and was advised of the minimum size needed which did influence my purchase decision, as well as the price. JD 30G and 35G give more hydraulic flow and a Farrell mulcher can be used with those models but not the 26G
Thank you for asking.
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