(Click ‘CC’ for subtitles)Tours & Interviews of 5 Chinese Mini Ex Factories(Rippa, Hightop and more)

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Welcome to our TH-cam channel! In this video, we take you on an exclusive tour of five Chinese mini excavator factories, providing you with an in-depth look at their manufacturing processes and technologies. Join us as we explore each factory's facilities, meet with industry experts, and conduct insightful interviews with key personnel.
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Timecodes
00:00 Intro
02:00 VOTE Factory Tour - First Stop
03:24 VOTE Factory Interview - First Stop
10:45 SDJG Facility Tour - Second Stop
11:21 Rippa Factory Tour - Third Stop
12:21 Rippa Factory Interview - Third Stop
18:52 Hightop Factory Tour - Fourth Stop
19:40 Hightop Factory Interview - Fourth Stop
24:10 Shanding Factory Tour - Final Stop
25:31 Shanding Factory Interview - Final Stop
31:39 Conclusion & Recap

[@Mikefestiva]

Great video! Thanks for sharing 👍
I bought a Rippa R319 mini about 3 months ago and I have been really happy with the build quality for the price. Mainly use it for home projects, fire wood, trenching, terracing land.
I made a detailed video about it because there wasn’t much info on YT about these machines. Thanks again 😊

[@bisonequipment]

It's fantastic to hear that you're enjoying your Rippa R319 mini and finding it to be of great quality for the price! It's a great pick, especially since Rippa sells a huge amount of this model, so you don't need to worry about parts later on.
I actually just had the pleasure of watching your video about the Rippa R319, and it was really great! Thank you for sharing your experiences and insights. I believe they will be very helpful to others. Keep up the excellent work.
I want to share two new standard upgrades Rippa just introduced. Based on the machine you currently have, with the return hydraulic filter and fan, they've added an independent gas tank with the fuel gauge cap located right next to the seat. Now you can see the gas amount and add gas by simply opening the cap, which may also reduce the issue of gas boiling. They've also started adding hinges on the rear cover for easy access, something they should have done years before.
I noticed in your video that you mentioned the machine needs counterweights. We'll have those counterweights sent from the Rippa factory by the end of August. If you have any additional concerns or other questions about the Rippa machine, we could help you directly report to Rippa senior management. Feel free to give us a call at 484-334-5678.

[@Mikefestiva]

Thanks for checking out my review video 😊 good to know about the counterweights 👍
I’m looking forward to seeing more videos from you, definitely interesting. What country is your business based out of?
Thanks 😊

[@bisonequipment]

@@Mikefestiva We've completed our database video series. The next video will delve into the intricacies of various machines by disassembling them and examining their internal components.
And we're in eastern Pennsylvania, in an area called the Lehigh Valley.

[@user-pq5ze5ys9c]

Obviously, not all manufacturers are telling the full truth, but at least they're saying something. Thanks for sharing this content, it gives me a picture of these Chinese products.
Small suggestion: if possible, it would be great to see a summary of the interviews, like a summary page or something.

[@bisonequipment]

You are absolutely right! The quality control and warranty they talked about are completely different from what I experienced.
My intention was to provide the most accurate information to the market. However, I didn’t expect them to distort the facts for trying get more sales. But at least we got some useful information.😆