How to Operate a Backhoe | Tractor Loader Backhoe Training
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How to Operate a Backhoe Loader - using the John Deere 310 for this Backhoe Operator Training. This entry level backhoe controls overview is sponsored by Ariat Boots. In this video, we will go over the basics of controls, driving and parking in a John Deere 310 backhoe. Have a question or comment? Leave one below!
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Thanks for this man now I can tell my boss I’m experienced even though I’ve never ever
literally me haha
Same
Not hard just take it slow, they’ll appreciate your caution and safety to realize the machine deserves respect and practice on
I'm watching this because I was hired to fix one and I've never driven one lol
I'm right here with u lol
Sir you gave the exact same class I took in AIT for a week during Army TRADOC in 20 minutes. Your video was extremely informative, thank you for the refresher.
Just signed up for Heavy Equipment Operator. Feeling a little more confident after watching this video. Look forward to learning as much as I can beforehand...thank you for the quick tips
On the bucket control joystick the button at your thumb is a clutch in essence ( allows you to rev the motor while still in gear speeds up hydraulic movements with out gaining ground speed). On front of joystick middle finger area is push button 4x4 while holding down ( nice for pushing into pile then letting go and abilities to turn better and not tear up ground also).
Side note I enjoy all your videos I have been an operator 10+ yard now I like to watch you for a different perspective and possibly learn new tips and tricks. Keep the mind open I guess is my perspective I am taking...
This is excellent information. Not sure if I shared that in the advanced video or not (we already filmed it)...but yes great tips! Thanks for sharing and the support!
Enjoyed this tutorial so much. Thank you for making it so easy to understand. Love that you didn't just ramble on and on as many do in these types of videos. Straight to the point, clear, precise and the visuals made it all better. THANK YOU!!!
Thank you for teaching how to operate the machine. I'll soon rent and operate it for the 1st time to build my own home here.
thanks and good luck!
Great job. Just got me a 1025R and after fooling around with it yesterday figured I need to get some training! Thanks.
Great Video!!! As a child this was my favorite tractor.
Thanks for finally doing this. I've been requesting this for some time.
You're welcome. Fortunately Ariat was able to help support us doing this with them sponsoring it. So please go thank them instead. PS - we have like 3 other videos coming for the backhoe.
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Am very new to this video but have really learned a lot today, I can’t wait to learned more. Thank you for such training
Thank you for the amazing video on teaching us how to operate this machinery
Very elegant control panel, the design is eye lashing, both in and out. Productivity must be amazing.
I'm 66 and just learned some basic skills I always wanted to know. Thank you, liked and sub.
Tip for setting up to dig. Before setting the front bucket down first, keep it elevated, drop outriggers first, level out, THEN drop your front bucket. Less stress on the outriggers, they will lift the machine easier. Also, make sure you've taken the front bucket off of float.
Thanks for that tip
Great video for a novice to watch. Thank you for being thorough.
Thanks guys! Start tomorrow as an equipment operator 1 and it’s an awesome refresher course! Cheers!
How much u make a hr
@@malikstricklin4456 operator wages usually depend on hours run, and median wages of your location, if curious, you can check on sites (here i use indeed for finding work, and shows median wages for careers) I am from Alberta Canada so the wage may be different from yours but the median wage for a Heavy Equipment Operator in my area is $34.14/hour (as of April 21, 2022) but would vary on hours of experience. for a first year probably not at median, but at the 3 year mark or 3000-5000 hour mark median would be expected. hope this helps. Cheers!
It's been some time since I've been on a backhoe. I recall there being a 'detent' position for the loader control. I recall after dumping the dirt out (pushing lever to the right), curl the bucket (pushing lever inwards), push quickly inwards and it goes into a 'detent' lock where the bucket automatically positions itself to be perfectly flat when you lower it to the ground. I think it takes the 'guess' work out of what is flat or not. Also, I recall pulling down dirt with the front bucket at a stockpile before scooping it. 'Aerating' the dirt or rather breaking it up before scooping makes an easier and fuller scoop.
with new one its so easy.. also that john deere looks so good
greetings from Romania :)
Yes....it is a great machine!
I really love this guy, he's the best tutor
I'll probably never have occasion to drive one of these, but as an enthusiast of vehicles of all kinds, stuff like this is endlessly fascinating.
That was a great video. I am very new to this and buying my own to start doing work on the farm. Great job guys keep it up.
Thanks!
Please my name is Israel I know how to operate the machine very well now and looking for job in America I live in America now Indianapolis IN thank you for helping me
I have a 2001 JCB 214S, which I absolutely love. It is 4wd with 4 wheel steering, and all four tires are the same size. It's like a loader with a back hoe attachment. Oh yah, no computers, just old school hydraulics and relays. Cheers from Canada, thanks for the vid.
Thanks
Been waiting for a backhoe video!!!
Hopefully it was worth the wait...lol. Make sure to thank Ariat because wouldn't have happened without their help. We should have about 3-4 more backhoe videos coming out within the next month or two.
You are amazing teacher and you can simplify the info
Awesome! This is going to take some time to go over
Yup....we have about 4 separate videos coming over the next month or so.
Thanks for the tutorial. A really good way for equipment familiarization. Starting school on these an skip steers, helps me get acquainted with the equipment internal operation before hand. Yes, itll be repetitive but I'd prefer repetition to help with getting it quicker. Also watched your Excavator video too... (that'll be level II certification where I'm at). But again knowing these machines in every aspect help before operating em...
I come from the Mohammed family in the Caribbean and as a girl that's learning in my family, videos like these are actually handy n I rly appreciate them ..keep up the good work on mking these vids for us
I really appreciate your videos!
I'm late to the game but I'm finally in. Your video is well done and to me, your attention to safety makes me want to learn more. Thanks, bro!
I’ve been practicing on this at work
I learned heavy equipment doing land reclamation of coal fields in Kentucky. Backhoes, dozers, graders, scrapers, front end loaders and excavators. Love to feel the power of the earth moving machines. I don't know if you would call it an advanced technique though moving and lowering or raising the bucket at the same time saves time. Also three point turns are handy to know.
I'm 21 training how to operate the jcb Backhoe in Barbados🇧🇧 thanks for showing a different view of model tractor appreciate it 🙏🏾💯
You’re right about that. I have ran a brand new case backhoe, and it has the old wobble sticks in the front, but it was brand new.
Excellent tutorial. Well done.
Thanks...appreciate that!
Very good teacher!
Buy them a ice tea or something they deserve alot of credit your service is deeply appreciated thanks take don't work to hard ! Joe
Excellent video. I haven't ran one of these for several years and needed a refresher. Literally everything you said was perfect. Covered everything that needed to be covered in a straight forward way without overexplaining. Backhoes are handy machines like you said but they aren't very good at either function. Why not rent a front loader if you need a loader? Or a skid steer or excavator as the job requires? One thing that should be mentioned is that with these big tires, backhoes can be driven on the road. That's why I needed a refresher is because I need to burry a fuel and propane tank but Airport Equipment isn't able to deliver an excavator and I don't have a trailer big enough to haul one. So I need to drive a backhoe a few miles to get to the job. Just adding to the versatility of the machine I suppose
I love your videos not my proficiency , but you are filling my curiosity.
Awesome to hear...thanks for the comment!
I love JCB backhoes so much! Such versatile machines
Yeah....they’re nice too!
@@HeavyMetalLearning From my own experiences, i would say Lännen have the best backhoe tractors on the marked.
@@patrickanderson9023 never even heard of that brand???
@@HeavyMetalLearning Lännen is finnish brand, they are probably not common in the United States. But Lännen is a well known manufacturer of backhoe tractors in Europe. My father had first a Case backhoe, then he brought a new Lännen back in 2001 - and we have the Lännen backhoe still in use. A very good machine.
We also have 2 excavators 1 Volvo and 1 Kobelco, as well as 1 Volvo wheel excavator and 1 Kubota mini excavator.
@@patrickanderson9023 interesting....thanks for sharing!
Great refresher and to the point great video!
thank you, its been a while so i needed a refresher. also the backhoe i used before didnt have that safety lock so thanks for explaining how to disengage.
@Heavy Metal Learning Thank you for the video, I was originally trained next to the JCB factory in Derbyshire, England back in 1990. Two-week course and operated a JCB 3CX, brilliant training course but unfortunately no longer exists. Not a criticism on your advice as we are all learning even when we are old :-( but my safety instructions for onsite work, especially on uneven surfaces and slopey ground, always drop your front shovel when you stop immediately, curl it over for digging so you don't get pulled off your mark. I think in soft ground and sand a flat front shovel is ok. Dozing and other front shovel work like loading, levelling and forklift, slide your backhoe boom position over left or right and fold it up as close as possible to the main body. This puts more weight on the front so when you are grading/dozing it doesn't float or wanna lift up on you. Same applies when dragging and levelling backwards, keep as much weight on the front as possible. Thanks for sharing your training tips, they will surely help newbies starting out and provide great information for those wishing to start as a machine operator.
This is excellent information and greatly appreciate you sharing it! Haven't run a JCB backhoe but have heard good things. Ran a JCB excavator that I really like (probably one of the quietest and most comfortable cabs).
JCB has the 3 in 1 bucket ...Plus the sliding backhoe in most 3cx or 4cxs I think
Awesome brother! Nice machine too!
Great video, Helped so much, Great shoes !!!
Thanks!
my buddy sent me a message this morning offering to give me a free load of 5/8 minus but somethin came up and he gave me the pin to start it up and all he told me was that there was an orange toggle to fold the boom up on the right side. Thanks for helping me get my bearings and get a load for my driveway!
Excellent. Well done.
thanks for the comment!
Thanks, never have driven these kind of machine before.. but im sure Im gonna try it out soon ! And thanks to your video I can already say I know something hehe
Place I work at just got one but abit older of a model, I look forward to the opportunity to train on it and learn how to operate it safely and effectively.
Nice and good video on the operation. Also nice that you bring up safety, the most important part! You have a new subscriber :)
Safety is #1! Thanks for the comment!
Good video brother
That's was amazing I learn from it I appreciate for you sir
Super helpful! Considering buying one for a property we are buying. Very helpful!
Glad it was helpful!
Bought mine for the same purpose property improvement in August got with add on’s in November. Kubota B26 TLB added a BR360 rock breaker, rock tooth Blade for the front loader hydraulic thumb for the backhoe and a 3rd function switch for a grapple on the front or a blade probably both in time. But now I need a trailer cause everyone has stuff for me to do? Nope, fix my place first. You won’t regret it so much more productive.👍
ARIAT! Best boots ever.
Great video guys. Thanks
Thanks for the comment!
I’ve got a subcompact tractor with a backhoe... I’ve used it for everything from digging trenches to tree trimming (I’ve got a thumb on the backhoe, I can grab a branch and drag it away from the tree or hold it up to cut it with a chainsaw without breaking my back) to loading a dumpster (again, with the thumb).
awesome...thanks for the comment!
My dad has full size backhoe that’s pretty easy to operate, it’s an old 580B that ran like a champion (despite having multiple problems) until the engine started knocking
Awesome work 🤝💖
This is why I like Volvo’s. If your machine doesn’t have auto return to level, Volvo’s have an indicator on the arms, and when they line up, you’re level
Thanks for the lesson i cant wait to drive. One
My brother the tutorial is.excellent
Brilliant 👍👍
Currently found a job for this, I’m a fast learner so I came to this video to learn. I learned forklift operating from TH-cam as well.
Great video I learned alot super fast
Awesome...thanks for the comment!
Thank You
Brilliant 👍
Thanx for this vide
My dream heavy equipment 😍
Thank you sir very good video
Great content 👌 👏
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That was very informative, with great camera work, and editing. I'm a game/simulator creator and TH-cam guy for trucks and I was thinking of creating a SIMPLE excavator, Backhoe, and digger app/game. Do believe it would be possible to mimic the movements of the backhoe arm with just two thumbs? From what I can see, the most difficult part to emulate would be the foot pedal where the arm extends out, but using a PS4 controller you could use the trigger and bumper buttons. Obviously, it wouldn't be compared to real life, but do you think it would help people learn the movements with an app like this?
So perfect
Nice channel and good videos. Bravo 👏
Helpful video! I watched this to freshen up my skills.This is a much newer and nicer model than the one I use to drive. Next time you do a video, can you do a split screen while digging with the bucket? One from the drivers view, showing the use of the controls and the other the movement of the bucket. I think it'd be even more helpful to be able to see both actions at once. Thanks!:)
Great detailed video... I recently learned how to use a front end loader at my job on a scrap yard. I wanted to see how similar the loader are to the mini escalator or backhoe. Its the exact same in that aspect... i recently bought a 4 acre farm and was thinking about using a backhoe to remove many trees in our pasture.. whats your input for using a backhoe bucket to push over small oaks and pines?
Back hoes are good for tree removal.
Man this is a great video! Very informative! You’re a great teacher. Thank you.
I appreciate that!
You think so bro darn got me there bud usually the project manager not good like him learn a different channel he's trying so hard to show u properly he's skipping steps operating comes natural if you don't Learn within a couple days this ain't for yu try different trade
Love the backhoe!!! Born to do that shit!.😎
Thanks foe the comment!
@Heavy Metal Learning i've seen track loaders also have the self leveling too aswell as the auto kick out
Thank very much
Nice 👍
Thanks
Always dreamed of being an operator
cool thanks
'left is clouuuuuss the bucket'.... I like that accent...👍👍
nice!
Always wondered if they were shift on the fly autotrans. Really cool video
thanks for the comment!
On the front loader control, can you do a mix of raising or lowering the bucket, while at the same time changing the angle of the bucket, or is it only one motion at a time? Meaning you raise the bucket 3 inches, then stop that, then angle the bucket, stop that, then raise the bucket some more? Or can you drive both hydraulic systems for raising / lowering and adjusting angle bucket at the same time?
A good pair of boots is as important as tractor training. Will grab a pair.
i love it...
Thank you Sir for the video and waiting for more backhoe videos (special for safety purposes ).
I am a fan and an addict of your channel... thanks you once again,& the Ariat as well...😍🤛✌️
Appreciate it!
A cool video would be to show how to run older model rigs as well
Agreed old school controls are terrible
good job
Thanks for the comment!
nice backhoe loader sir
my unit here in the philippines is also backhoe loader model JCB 3CX.😍
Nice Video brother
Thank you...appreciate it!
It's my dream to be and operator thanks much for this video
Guess I'll have to figure this out myself
Can you please make a video about a track dumper( rotating base )?
Split vidoe would be nice to or a PIP. This way we can see you working the controls from the inside in a PIP when the video from the outside is being shown.
Thank you for reaching how to operate the machine
You’re welcome!
Nice jungle escorts driving
Gonna get my ass a raise now, bout time
i hope i can operate that unit... as soon as possible :)