Just bought a used one. They are quite rare here in the Midwest. Had this one shipped in from the Eastern part of the country. So far everyone who sees it does a good look over and says they never seen such a machine before which is pretty cool. Going to work well towing behind my water well service truck for smaller jobs where we don't need the bigger machine. Best part is no trailer to mess with.
Wow that’s a cool machine! Nice work 👍 I don’t realize it would drive itself, I figured in your first video it would just move by pulling it with a truck or using the bucket. It’s looking good!
We take a lot of pride building these machines they are hand built the only computer machine that are used is the Cnc machines that we use in the machine shop to make the parts the welding is done by skilled welder the machine are assembled by the one owner and his son
They have them now with a jack hammer attachment it attached where the bucket is you can take it off put the bucket on they are working on a battery operated backhoe
I just bought one used. So exciting! I'm going through a similar process of tuning up little odds and ends before I put it to work. How much hydraulic oil did you use during oil change?
Just bought a used one. They are quite rare here in the Midwest. Had this one shipped in from the Eastern part of the country. So far everyone who sees it does a good look over and says they never seen such a machine before which is pretty cool. Going to work well towing behind my water well service truck for smaller jobs where we don't need the bigger machine. Best part is no trailer to mess with.
that machine is really cool. I seen them use similar machines in cemeteries to dig graves where a full size backhoe would not fit between stones.
Nice job on those casters!
The Go-for-Digger is an awesome design!
Nice job! I am looking into purchasing one for smaller septic/sewer and water line jobs…very informative video!
Great job man. Looks really good now all cleaned up.
Wow that’s a cool machine! Nice work 👍
I don’t realize it would drive itself, I figured in your first video it would just move by pulling it with a truck or using the bucket. It’s looking good!
Yea that's what I thought too. Very cool that it's self-propelled!
there is a way to disengage the wheels and drive it at highway speed.
Make another video showing it work! Love the videos
Sir ineed your held to info no serial slewing bearing so that i finishup
lookinglike brandnew
I’m a machinist for R H & M the manufacture of go for digger
Joshua Titchnell
AWESOME! You guys build a FANTASTIC machine!
We take a lot of pride building these machines they are hand built the only computer machine that are used is the Cnc machines that we use in the machine shop to make the parts the welding is done by skilled welder the machine are assembled by the one owner and his son
They have them now with a jack hammer attachment it attached where the bucket is you can take it off put the bucket on they are working on a battery operated backhoe
Do they not make these anymore cant find one no where
R h & M is still in business they still make the go for digger backhoe they have a website
Great job.
Bos how many hydriance cylinder you using
Tq
Is the manufacturer still in business?
yes…GOFORDIGGER.COM
I just bought one used. So exciting! I'm going through a similar process of tuning up little odds and ends before I put it to work. How much hydraulic oil did you use during oil change?
So you info I til sev for slewing bearing to finish my sidper backhole digger into my sidper mini excavanter
Supposed to b getting one use Friday new motor lines etc. wish me luck
@@derricksmiley5632 Good luck!