I have the next size up, Kubota KX91-3. I wish I could use is even half as well as you run this one. Amazing coordination from the git-go. For all I know this is y our first time on this make and size excavator and yet you take to it like fish to water. Zero learning curve, just comes natural after all your other seat time. Great job. This taught me what I can expect my excavator to be able to do.
You always make the best fires, maybe you could finish one of your vids with letting us watch it burn for a few minutes listening to the crackling for us living in cities we don't get to chance to see it much. You are the master even in little machines. luv your work, Nev downunder in oz
Look at that sandy clay soil!! No rocks! I’m envious a little! I am goingto learn how to operate one of these- i have almost 1000 feet of 36 inch culvert i need to install in my pasture! Also electrical, LV , and water lines to the chicken house, greenhouse, front pond, and lower driveway gate.
This was very educational and interesting. I'll hire a similar digger when we get summer, just to pick up some stumps. Probably my stumps will take 1½ hours instead of about 30 seconds, but I have gained some knowledge of the technology anyway. Thanks.
I own a Kubota mini ,and just love running it .we have a Hyundai 290LC-7 at work that I run once in awhile .and I like running the mini better than the big boys.
Ok I am so damn impressed right about now cause damn you make it look so easy ripping those stumps out of the ground like it's nothing and this in a Kubota and not even a Volvo. Lovely stuff
This Kubota demonstration performed by a professional on a closed worksite,do not try this at home, your results may vary according to your particular operators skill level
seeing your work that mini kuboto was great- get kinda mesmorized with you clearing with the 220. Also the control lever differance video between the backhoe and the mini gives a good insight into the training you better do, before you throw down money -to do it yourself.
When I asked about borrowing one and said it would sure be a help. My buddy says, you might not make it better, but you'll make it different! I never did use that mini.
experience makes the day but since I seen one go by on the back of a pickem up truck, I sure as hell wouldn't mind having it set around the house as it can go even when frost limits are on the road. Just stick it in coat pocket and go or perfect for a man who is broke and starting with a two ton flatbed lift truck. I wouldn't want to load twelve yard dump trucks all day long cause it would take a big part of a day to do but it would and I love big.
the kubota excavators swings and turne around pretty fast for these good reliable machiunes wich there planing in the feature manufacturing the full size model kubota excavators someday in the feature
Wow Chris LOVE this man :) > In Holland I saw a huge Army-Trailer-Truck transporting an Army Volvo Excavator ( guess a 220 or 250? No idea about the range ).
The red pines are bad for that tap root I have alot of them here I dig out with my kubota b26 tlb I find it really easy to leave one if the bigger side shooting roots a bit longer and then just twist the stump and it pops that tap root free slick as can be.
Bruce Tracy I'm in eastern Nebraska. I had a Deere 50, and the stumps I was doing took me a lot longer. That looks like sand almost! I had a 36" red elm stump once and that took about a hour! Stubborn bastard in hard black soil.
@@neb4x4 Hey from Maine, Ayuh, he got lucky, lol. Pine trees in sand with lots of rain water, roots grow almost straight down making an easy pull. Maine pine tree roots grow more outward away from the tree and usually intermingle with other roots.
That would've been a straight up bitch in anything but sand. Haha. I left 8' of trunk on the three 16" pines I took down just to have more leverage to rock the stump out even after I dug around them and I was still working a 10k lb machine hard. Yay clay...
That's a true Operator. Just hop on any machine, and produce. The truck Hand in me shudders in the play in that assembly. I'd've DONE slapped a red tag on any equipment rattling like that, that N.T.S.B. OR D.O.T. had any say over...🥶 And took a picture with my phone. [edit... Anything rattling on a road truck is about to fall off. Violently.] Different industry...different standards? I hear the big Volvos doing the same thing, so... 🤟🏽🐻
That's just not even right trying to show off on that man's rental.lol hey I guess if ya need help why not go to the best. Chris after watching alot of people operate the excavators I gotta say the way you operate it is like an extension of your hand. Great job buddy.
That's a good little machine. It does the job it was designed for.
I have the next size up, Kubota KX91-3. I wish I could use is even half as well as you run this one. Amazing coordination from the git-go. For all I know this is y our first time on this make and size excavator and yet you take to it like fish to water. Zero learning curve, just comes natural after all your other seat time. Great job. This taught me what I can expect my excavator to be able to do.
Old Chris has a mighty smooth hand at the controls of every machine I've seen him operate
A good operator can make the hardest machine do things we can't. Good job!!
I'll bet that little kubota has never done that much work in such a short time before
You have to admit that Kubota makes an excellent mini-escavator.👍👏😆
It's fast🚀, strong💪, and versatile
You're the smoothest operator on a excavator I've ever seen. Doesnt matter what size.
You always make the best fires, maybe you could finish one of your vids with letting us watch it burn for a few minutes listening to the crackling for us living in cities we don't get to chance to see it much. You are the master even in little machines. luv your work, Nev downunder in oz
I'm jealous of your sand. Here in CT you can't grab one bucketful of topsoil without grabbing a suitcase-sized boulder. Thank you Mr. Glacier!
That looked like you were dancing with that mini. Thanks for making these videos.
Give the kid back his toy Chris 😂
😂
Chris likes to show off in front of someone lol 😂
Didn't realize a 30 year old was a kid.
@@SealsRacingConcepts Yeah, well, my youngest is 30, so yeah...
@@SealsRacingConcepts to someone 60 years older they might be.
Way to show you know what you are doing with equipment, big or small! ; )
Look at that sandy clay soil!! No rocks! I’m envious a little! I am goingto learn how to operate one of these- i have almost 1000 feet of 36 inch culvert i need to install in my pasture! Also electrical, LV , and water lines to the chicken house, greenhouse, front pond, and lower driveway gate.
Great victory spin, there at the end!
Kubota should sling you a fee for the excellent 'promo demo' of their product
That little ' bota can sling some dirt in the right hands !
That’s amazing little machine. Looks like it’s doing a great job on digging up those stumps. Course a lot to doo with an operator.👍☕️🍩
that little monster is quick! Thank you Chris for the video have a great weekend
This was very educational and interesting.
I'll hire a similar digger when we get summer, just to pick up some stumps.
Probably my stumps will take 1½ hours instead of about 30 seconds,
but I have gained some knowledge of the technology anyway. Thanks.
If I watch the bucket I think 'how easy' if I watch the operators synchronized hand movements I think 'how the heck'
Me too, its impressive.
It's not that difficult... just about anyone who sits on it for a few days can do non precision work like this with ease
@Excavator Operator Lots of training
@@ConstructionMachineryChannel training is only a part of it.
Years of experience in the seat is gold!
I'm part way there. 😁
@@TF856 That's what I thought, experience makes a difference.
I own a Kubota mini ,and just love running it .we have a Hyundai 290LC-7 at work that I run once in awhile .and I like running the mini better than the big boys.
Ok I am so damn impressed right about now cause damn you make it look so easy ripping those stumps out of the ground like it's nothing and this in a Kubota and not even a Volvo. Lovely stuff
This Kubota demonstration performed by a professional on a closed worksite,do not try this at home, your results may vary according to your particular operators skill level
🤣
This needs to go in the Letsdig18 museum someday
Chris, Those Kubota KX71-3 are bullet proof machines. 👍👍👍 Nice video😊
"The Excavator Whisperer" does it, again.
Looks like he's done this once or twice before.
Digging out those stumps, I thought the video had speeded up to 1.5X..
It runs pretty smooth in the right hands. 😃
The dog keeps looking for the bone he buried.
The dog is like... Man, if you dig up one of my bones...
seeing your work that mini kuboto was great- get kinda mesmorized with you clearing with the 220. Also the control lever differance video between the backhoe and the mini gives a good insight into the training you better do, before you throw down money -to do it yourself.
Show Off !!! Lmao....Have a Great Weekend Chris !! lololol...
When I asked about borrowing one and said it would sure be a help. My buddy says, you might not make it better, but you'll make it different! I never did use that mini.
You go Chris so them how it's done on whatever equipment 😂👍nice job my friend 😎👍👍
You seem to be able to operate almost any machine Chris - and operate them expertly! Cheers from Australia. Regards, Jeff. 👍😀🦘
You make it look so easy I'm thinking at 68 yrs old of renting one and starting
CALL IT OLD MAN STUMPING! NOT!!
Lol
He calls and says "Hey Chris you want to run this machine?" Chris says "I'll be there yesterday."
Jeeze thats like the Volvo on steroids.
Too much fun Chris😁 have a great weekend
Good job on the video thank you for sharing
Sandy soil helps with a mini. Thanks for sharing
It’s one thing you can definitely do and that is get a fire started and keep it burning until it’s all gone for sure
The rental company lost out,when your the operator Chris
He sure makes it look easy.
experience makes the day but since I seen one go by on the back of a pickem up truck, I sure as hell wouldn't mind having it set around the house as it can go even when frost limits are on the road. Just stick it in coat pocket and go or perfect for a man who is broke and starting with a two ton flatbed lift truck. I wouldn't want to load twelve yard dump trucks all day long cause it would take a big part of a day to do but it would and I love big.
About the fastest I've seen Chris move but it is a rental.
the kubota excavators swings and turne around pretty fast for these good reliable machiunes wich there planing in the feature manufacturing the full size model kubota excavators someday in the feature
Wow Chris LOVE this man :) > In Holland I saw a huge Army-Trailer-Truck transporting an Army Volvo Excavator ( guess a 220 or 250? No idea about the range ).
I run a mini like that one all the time, you made that look really easy....😎
i would like too have one of these just too play around with. have a good weekend.
Those southern pines shoot that trunk root strait down. The water table must be fairly deep around there.
The red pines are bad for that tap root I have alot of them here I dig out with my kubota b26 tlb I find it really easy to leave one if the bigger side shooting roots a bit longer and then just twist the stump and it pops that tap root free slick as can be.
I was gonna say its little but man it was turned up and beats the hell out of a shovel
Kubota is gonna hire Chris to do a mini excavator video, whoops I think he just did!!!!! (and he made that mini look powerful and quick)
He sure Did!
I think Volvo will have something to say about Chris doing promo for a competitor.
What's the difference between a fireplace-poker and a Kubota mini?
The mini has tracks.
ROFLMAO 😅😅😅😂😂 that was a good one
Those trees needs some pruning and the ground raked up.
Chris you almost know how to be an operator great job !!!!!
realy making that little kubota dance
I must have thought i was watching lets dig on Andrew Camarta’s channel lol. Stumping with a mini.
No this equipment was far to nice to be Andrews.
Haha 😂 right
Andrew is the man he can fix it run it and ruin it in a day
You sound really manly.
That has to be some of the easiest stump pulling you've done, and with a mini ex. lol
Bruce Tracy I'm in eastern Nebraska. I had a Deere 50, and the stumps I was doing took me a lot longer. That looks like sand almost! I had a 36" red elm stump once and that took about a hour! Stubborn bastard in hard black soil.
@@neb4x4 Hey from Maine, Ayuh, he got lucky, lol. Pine trees in sand with lots of rain water, roots grow almost straight down making an easy pull. Maine pine tree roots grow more outward away from the tree and usually intermingle with other roots.
Damn!That boy can run a machine!
Chris
The lil machine we rented crawled back up on the trailer and cryed after seeing the flint rocks in my yard.🤔🤔😶🙄
...I was waiting for Chris to jump off the baby machine and physically yank it out of the ground..lol..great vid...
That would've been a straight up bitch in anything but sand. Haha.
I left 8' of trunk on the three 16" pines I took down just to have more leverage to rock the stump out even after I dug around them and I was still working a 10k lb machine hard. Yay clay...
Warm up those seals on the thumb!
Off the note question but that looks like the vynal siding we make could you tell me what the weap holes look like
That's a true Operator. Just hop on
any machine, and produce.
The truck Hand in me shudders in the play in that assembly. I'd've DONE slapped a red tag on any equipment rattling like that, that N.T.S.B. OR D.O.T. had any say over...🥶 And took a picture with my phone.
[edit... Anything rattling on a road truck is about to fall off. Violently.]
Different industry...different standards? I hear the big Volvos doing the same thing, so... 🤟🏽🐻
How much snow did you receive in your area Chris saw the forecast was for some.
barry hansen I live in Raleigh as well. Not much. A few inches in the grass but none on the roads. Didn’t get the “cherry” off my new snow plow
The soil is so sandy there. It is nothing but red clay here in Virginia...
That's just not even right trying to show off on that man's rental.lol hey I guess if ya need help why not go to the best. Chris after watching alot of people operate the excavators I gotta say the way you operate it is like an extension of your hand. Great job buddy.
I wish I had a mini excavator. 😞
I love running them.
love the curious dog
Smooth operator👊👍👌
You make it look too easy Chris 👍🇬🇧
I run the u25 Kubota.... Nice
That kubota is like lightning
Feel the power.... 💪
Gets a bit toasty in the cab next to that fire.
You might be able to have someone run that mini as fast. But you won't be able to have someone run it faster!
Quite a little machine. It sure can do a lot.
Backyard olympics - tree stump throw !!! 9.8 by the judges ( its always the Russians with the low score ) LOL
😆😆😆
I think that dog was hoping you found some bones !
Ain’t got a horn beep beep
That dog has been around a lot of moving equipment.
👍 Construction go-kart?
It seams to be a nippy little critter bro, made for a cool video too.
That mini definitely looks to be faster than Tim's (Cotontop3) Kubota. Is that the GT version?
Probably the best that Kubota has ever been ran lol!
You must be around Durham, have used Best rentals many times lol
Al too sandy for Durham.
Durham’s probably like Raleigh, a whole lotta Clay!!!
The earliest I’ve ever been
You ever take it off any sweet jumps?
Yes would love to
Hi Chris, I was curious how would you compare the Kubota to your Yanmar.
Rental? thanks for the great vids:)
Thats one expensive fire with expensive stump pulling doing it with a rented excavator.
Best Rentals should give your friend a free rental for all the advertising they are getting.
Geesh! Save some you know what for the rest of us!
It's like watching Timmy on the 160
Kubota and Yanmar minis are the best!! 😄
I would be curious how you would compare the Kubota to your Yanmar.
@@waltharrison9412 I only have kubota
a great operator
Alright Chris that's enough playing around on that toy... Oh wait a minute, it's the weekend , just forget I said anything... Thanks
Were you running backhoe control?
I assume you caried that there in the 250's bucket?... Lol. Just felt like playing with "toys" today