I hear a squeek.. Mine had a sqeeky main boom.. Check the zerk. Mine was messed up and wouldnt take grease from factory. Took me the first 8 or 9 hours running it to hear it and fix it.. Also go pros pick up wierd chassi sounds
@@OutlawWoodworking I seen it On a 306 cat Mini. It gives you the option to use the floor petals or Your arm controls. To turn it left or right. Thanks Nice looking machine.
Only machines that have stick steer is cat. All other machines on market are hydraulic lines directly to joysticks. Cat is electric to joysticks making it adjustable
I wouldnt worry aboit a smaller bucket unless trenching alot.. Thumb pivot width is 18 inch anyways you dont want to go narrower thab that unless you build a ripper for sprinkler lines and such.. A 24 on that machine should rip through whatever you need.. I would get a 36.. Moves alot more material. I use my 36 80% of time and my 18 inch only when trenching
They are heavy.. Mine with no angle blade but cab long arm 36 inch bucket and counter weight loads down my 21k teiple axle pretty good.. Mine weight 14800 ready to rock
Nice machine. I currently have a Bobcat435. I'd like to upgrade to a E60 soon. Good luck with it.
Thanks 👍
What is that loud hydraulic noise at about 10:55 and then again a bit after? Is it happening during slewing or...?
Not sure,I’ll watch it again
I hear a squeek.. Mine had a sqeeky main boom.. Check the zerk. Mine was messed up and wouldnt take grease from factory. Took me the first 8 or 9 hours running it to hear it and fix it.. Also go pros pick up wierd chassi sounds
Do you have the option with the stick steer? I didn't see that mentioned at all.
Never heard of that so I’m not sure
@@OutlawWoodworking I seen it On a 306 cat Mini. It gives you the option to use the floor petals or Your arm controls. To turn it left or right. Thanks Nice looking machine.
Only machines that have stick steer is cat. All other machines on market are hydraulic lines directly to joysticks. Cat is electric to joysticks making it adjustable
I wouldnt worry aboit a smaller bucket unless trenching alot.. Thumb pivot width is 18 inch anyways you dont want to go narrower thab that unless you build a ripper for sprinkler lines and such.. A 24 on that machine should rip through whatever you need.. I would get a 36.. Moves alot more material. I use my 36 80% of time and my 18 inch only when trenching
Thanks
What size axels on that trailer?
7k lb i believe
@@OutlawWoodworkingthe machine is well over 12,000lbs without attachments. Wouldn’t that trailer be well over loaded?
They are heavy.. Mine with no angle blade but cab long arm 36 inch bucket and counter weight loads down my 21k teiple axle pretty good.. Mine weight 14800 ready to rock
Big Tex started making their tilt in a 16k with oil bath axles.
Very nice.. Im looking for a good used one nothing fancy just a work hores...
Thanks been a long time since I bought something new