Any way to work around the wires? Placing the culvert on top of them be ok? learning. Just seems like they bury lines way to shallow any more and worried about a culver not being deep enough.
I got to hand it to you Nick, your quality of work is outstanding. I am always amazed at those Steelwrist attachments. That tiltrotator has to be a great time and labor saver. Keep making those excellent videos.
Stick with Japanese excavators like kubota, deere , Hitachi, yanmar. Love my bobcat t595 and t66. But bobcat excavators not for me. Very tippy, controls like on/off switch. I switched to deere
We had a 36” Mongo tilt bucket before the tiltrotator. Once we got that, I never wanted to take it off! It made doing most of our work a lot easier and faster. The tiltrotator was a no brainer for us once we could justify the investment!
You don't have to order locates for utilities in your area? wouldn't help with the pole lights being private, but the main would have been marked. It's a requirement here
We normally do, but in this case it was a slight oversight. Like you said, they wouldn’t have been able to mark the pole lights, but they would have been able to mark the main power and cable.
Thank you for watching! This is a 20+5’ trailer. So 20’ of actual flat deck length, and then 5’ of dovetail in the rear. I really wish we went for a 25+5’ though!
@@NKLandscapingLLC thanks for the info. I'm planning to get a 25+5. Overall your setup with the truck is exactly what I'm planning to upgrade to. That Steelwrist is a time / labor saver for sure. Good work Nick
I love my Dodge. I wish it was a 5500 with a switch n go system on it, with the gooseneck built under the SNG. Maybe one day. We got a fantastic deal on the 3500 cab and chassis at the time and couldn’t pass it up. The Steelwrist is great. Completely changed how we do our work.
Any way to work around the wires? Placing the culvert on top of them be ok? learning. Just seems like they bury lines way to shallow any more and worried about a culver not being deep enough.
I got to hand it to you Nick, your quality of work is outstanding. I am always amazed at those Steelwrist attachments. That tiltrotator has to be a great time and labor saver.
Keep making those excellent videos.
Thanks Jeff! Always look forward to seeing you check in! We are very pleased with our new tools and love to show others what they are capable of!
Great job. Thanks for showing us how it’s done.
Stick with Japanese excavators like kubota, deere , Hitachi, yanmar. Love my bobcat t595 and t66. But bobcat excavators not for me. Very tippy, controls like on/off switch. I switched to deere
Great content and video! Love driveway work, great commentary and explanation of things!
It sure would be nice if you could slow down the time lapse speed a lil bit. Hard for me to keep up. Lol
awesome work !
Nice work with the tilt rotator! We have a Bobcat Power Tilt and it's close but not the same!
We had a 36” Mongo tilt bucket before the tiltrotator. Once we got that, I never wanted to take it off! It made doing most of our work a lot easier and faster. The tiltrotator was a no brainer for us once we could justify the investment!
@@NKLandscapingLLC ballpark price on a tilt/rotator
Ours was 31k installed including the gripper cassette. Not including any buckets or attachments.
This channel is fantastic , thank you for sharing these videos with us it is appreciated .
Thanks for watching, and thank you for the kind words. Glad you enjoy it!
You don't have to order locates for utilities in your area? wouldn't help with the pole lights being private, but the main would have been marked. It's a requirement here
We normally do, but in this case it was a slight oversight. Like you said, they wouldn’t have been able to mark the pole lights, but they would have been able to mark the main power and cable.
@@NKLandscapingLLC surprised the main power cable wasn’t in conduit. Great video.
I agree! It would have been nice to see it in conduit, but I’m glad that we didnt cause any damage.
How long have you been running a mini excavator
Since we bought this one in 2019. Before that I had a good bit of experience on backhoes.
Nice job!
What's the total length of your gooseneck trailer? Nice videos man!
Thank you for watching! This is a 20+5’ trailer. So 20’ of actual flat deck length, and then 5’ of dovetail in the rear. I really wish we went for a 25+5’ though!
@@NKLandscapingLLC thanks for the info. I'm planning to get a 25+5. Overall your setup with the truck is exactly what I'm planning to upgrade to. That Steelwrist is a time / labor saver for sure. Good work Nick
I love my Dodge. I wish it was a 5500 with a switch n go system on it, with the gooseneck built under the SNG. Maybe one day. We got a fantastic deal on the 3500 cab and chassis at the time and couldn’t pass it up.
The Steelwrist is great. Completely changed how we do our work.