Buying the cheapest Wheel loader

[@SKC640]

Getting a tire Grover from online would help you out alot! Just adding some extra groves in those type of tires helps alot on the snow and ice. You would never think so but we do it here on our loaders in MN for snow plowing.

[@eddiemortontapman7252]

That is a really great buy for you . With your mechanical genius you will have it operating at 110 percent in no time , good for you !

[@MiniMachines1]

Yes the price was good, with only minor errors it's mostly time to fix, but I got a few other challenges as you will se in part 2

[@michaelmactavish1728]

@@MiniMachines1 kubotas makes a good solid reliable R series wheel loaders

[@ConstructionChannelLuxembourg]

For that price it's not a bad purchase, that's probably what it's worth in scrap, if it refuses to work. I actually got ads for that Chinese brand while watching your video. Might not be the best example of the YT algorithm in action. Thanks for the video!

[@MiniMachines1]

Yes the price was so good that even I would buy one 😅 He he oh well hope they put one in the next part also if they dear.... 😂

[@kidhenderson8260]

Great to see ya again..always looking forward to your vids.

[@MiniMachines1]

Thanks 👍 Glad you like them, been really a lot to do the last weeks, but great thing to come on the video/business 👌

[@kidhenderson8260]

@@MiniMachines1 Great can't wait.

[@wtfbuddy1]

Nice little addition to your fleet - once you get out with it, you'll enjoy it - wait till you load your trailer with it where ever you want - topsoil, gravel. Cheers

[@MiniMachines1]

Thanks, yes it's a ok machine sadly the comfort riding/driving it is terrible and the travel speed is really slow. But might find some use for it.

[@TsunauticusIV]

That’s odd to see the chrome shaft rusting. We run rubber tire loaders and graders in heavy salt and never have rust on the chrome rods like that. That’s very surprising to see deep rust on the shafts like that.

[@MiniMachines1]

That's how it is with chinesium 😅

[@Manintoga]

Even if they claim certain alloys are being used, you can never be 100% sure in Chinese machines, you can have one batch of products that are fine and the next the steel is more like pig iron. Its absolutely disasterous for professional equipment, where unexpected downtime is more expensive in very short period of time compared to savings in initial purchase price or replacement parts. For a hobbyist willing to deal with breakages and even switch out entire sub-assemblies its fine unless they really fail in a deadly way.

[@hollandduck79]

Hello . I think it is best to use a "surge protection" this is just a small box between the Dinamo and the rest of the electrical components. this means that the electrical system no longer has to deal with over voltages. you also have no reversing lights. maybe your reversing camera has a fuse or you need to get power from the reversing lights. I am curious about part 2. with kind regards Hollandduck from the Netherlands

[@MiniMachines1]

Yes thats probably a good idea, I think the reason He saw the peak in voltage was because the power breaker stoped working and the load went away. It doesn't have reverse light it's like on the tractor always on, I guess since the wiper and the reverse camera aint working it's probably something with the wires going up to the roof.

[@georgeharvey3062]

Thank you for the video. I’ve been looking at that same model on Alibaba. Do you happen to know if the motor is an EPA tier 4 for the US market?

[@MiniMachines1]

I don't think so, this is an 2013 so it for sure dosent have an. Could be the never ones got that. Sadly shipping is crazy expensive now so I think the total price is getting a bit high for such a low end machine

[@davidsample9130]

Not so bad, few gremlins to evict, you'll straighten it up after a bit. Hydraulics seem fine. I think I might test the fuel lift pump function, didnt seem keen on starting right off. All in all a successful buy for the money.

[@MiniMachines1]

Yes a few miner not expensive fixes, yes it's even now with nicer temperatures not firing up at ones so guessing it's something with fuel going back ore something. Might be cracked lines...

[@polychronispapamichail2761]

Because I'm looking for a small one ton ton loader for personal use (snow removal only), and I do not have much money I only see Chinese loaders. Certainly the economic difference is big with the European branded loaders, but I think they are worth it for low usage. I think you will agree. It would help me if you suggested me a remarkable site to find a good used loader.

[@Nico-rw1uo]

This company is Everun China, I will not mention the price here, a new more hightech a ER 416 you will get surprised with the price,. Good purchase, Don't go over second hand site, they will as you 3/4 as a new. Perhaps 1 in a Millions you will felt over something at a reasonable price.

[@kidhenderson8260]

Great price!!!! If it works ..it works no matter the manufacturer.

[@MiniMachines1]

Yes the price was right 😀

[@ladwiss]

You could use a shop the size of a gymnasium pretty soon, ha ha. Nice buy on the rice hauler. I like it

[@MiniMachines1]

Yes, it's getting tough when I need equipment that are stored all the way in, need to move 4 machines just to get it out 😅

[@jerryglen986]

Mr. Mini machines it's nice to see another video 👍🍺🍺

[@MiniMachines1]

Glad you are watching, been some hectically weeks now, but a lot of great things to com, both for videos and business i hope.

[@Nico-rw1uo]

Its the mindset of others outside China to complain about made in China made in China. Chinese Ancestor works hard to make China how its looks today. Just ask a quotation from many European companies building this kind of machinery, if 2 reply you back , you've lucky. To move a jcb or manitou from a showroom you must find 80,000eur first.

[@idkkdi8620]

how much did it cost? i cant turn sound on because my children are sleeping

[@dennishayes65]

I think you got a good deal for $1,500.00, even if it was made in China & you had to fix a few things ! It still moves snow !

[@MiniMachines1]

Yes that's the only reason I bought it, if it was more I would have left it. No I can sell it and make a few bucks on it if I want to

[@teamallyracing1780]

I will buy it for 4k from you when you want sell it

[@raptordan6851]

Here in Canada they go for $38,000 , I was looking at them but the more I look the more I lean towards a Skid steer.

[@MiniMachines1]

Wow that's a lot 😳 brand new here in Norway is 14.000usd

[@ericlakota1847]

Is the fuil kill not working always make shure if it's got key on and off

[@alcopower5710]

Outstanding deal👍

[@MiniMachines1]

Yes it was a great deal for something that was easy to fix 😊

[@Hucklongfin]

Well, if you fix the few small issues, if nothing else, you should be able to make a nice profit selling it!

[@MiniMachines1]

Yes that's my plan if I don't find any use for it...

[@ArthurDentZaphodBeeb]

Sounds low on hydraulic. Did I hear correctly you paid $1500 for that? Great deal. Wheel loaders are good for short-distance work. Faster than your tractor or skidsteer...

[@MiniMachines1]

The level is correct on hydros, but all of these makes terrible noises running the hydros. Yes about $1500 👌 Quicker in thigh spaces maybe, for travel no....

[@tf7274]

We bought a Case IH Puma 150 and it makes those noises periodically too. Even though all filters were changed and levels are good...$140,000 and the dealer does nothing...

[@HughzieTube]

You will get that running right in no time. Strange they took the mirrors off though?

[@MiniMachines1]

I think the mirrors rusted off 😅

[@walterkucharski4790]

Do you think you can use it for stone? It looks ok for snow.

[@MiniMachines1]

Probably possible to load with it, and I can transport it in the trailer for the tractor so that's one thing I can use it for

[@ClintsHobbiesDIY]

Nice vid. I'm sure you will get everything on it working.

[@MiniMachines1]

Thanks, yes I'm thinking it's not much work ore money to get everything fixed, my only problem is time...

[@gcitizen63]

Can someone get a good secondhand loader from you?

[@Nico-rw1uo]

These machines have cummins or dietz engins in them. With euro norms 5 and 6 all maide in China.

[@roberto33812]

Be a handy little loader for you 👍

[@MiniMachines1]

Yes it's nice around the house

[@dvilduck1]

is it 24v ? the scania i drive charges at 29v on a 24v system. i dont know if it has a stepdown after the guage ? that is the newer gen truck

[@db29011]

No they're 12v

[@MiniMachines1]

It's an 24v system

[@heartland96a]

Guess next winter a set of tire chains will be a good addition

[@MiniMachines1]

It already got studs in the tiers so that works pretty good, chains are more grip but worse to drive with..

[@heartland96a]

@@MiniMachines1 agreed thought you would trailer or store it where it would be used

[@halojonssan]

How long had the previous owner had that loader? Just wondering how quick they rust like that

[@MiniMachines1]

It's a 2013 model så about 7 years. But these ones rust really quick, made of chinesium steel😅

[@Florian5120Pro]

Un sean the first thing is to click thumbs-up 🤣

[@MiniMachines1]

thanks 😀

[@manganvbg90]

7 years old. Has the production got better after that time?

[@dogglas7996]

19:15 Is that a dog or a wolf in the background there? Where in Norway do you live? Absolute amazing landscape around you there?

[@MiniMachines1]

That's kompis my dog 😀

[@eddiemortontapman7252]

Can’t have enough loaders in snow country ?

[@MiniMachines1]

Thats correct one for ech type of job...

[@solofett7222]

I have a 2017 ER12 I use the loader for snow works great for me I have had no issues with it but last week my worker started it backed it up turned it off and now it won’t start I can’t start it now I tried starting fluid it just keeps cranking it won’t start I can’t figure it out any ideas?

[@MiniMachines1]

First thing to look at is the electronic actuator that turns off the fuel supply. When you hit the kill switch it shuts the fuel pump of. With egnition on you should hear the actuator move.

[@solofett7222]

@@MiniMachines1 Thanks I’ll check in the morning I’ll get back to u When I used starting fluid it tried to start then wouldn’t kick over this never happened before there cheep loaders but for the price can’t beat them I paid 21k new with the snow bucket with wings & soil bucket thanks for the info I’ll let u know tomorrow how I make out

[@bobbymarion3043]

Is it always snowing there lol

[@MiniMachines1]

Almost😅

[@ericlakota1847]

Price was right ill give it that if you can use a loader and don't have $200,000 can modify some good quality electric parts her the china engins are pritty reliable for what they are and you can get parts

[@eriksward6894]

That is the thinnest steel I have seen in a loader! Is this an old video or do you still ahve this much snow in the end of may?

[@MiniMachines1]

The snow is gone, video is from about March I think

[@johnpullman3227]

I don't think your best friend quite knows what to make of the new machine. Is it light enough to pull on your trailer behind your truck?

[@MiniMachines1]

He he he's not to happy about it, since it doesn't throw snow in the air 😅 No its about 500kg to heavy, but I can have it in the trailer for the tractor.

[@megape95]

Its charging so much because the alternator doest have good ground. Then the regulator is adding up 28 volts on top to the voltage difference in the ground circuit.

[@justinfufun5483]

@@megape95 a 24 volt system should charge at 28.8 volts. When the batteries are full ot will float charge at 26.6 to 27.

[@megape95]

@@justinfufun5483 seen 28v just as many times as i see 14v on a car. Things get real tricky at 30 and above.. Float charge is only with newer smart alternators. Never seen that with the old ones. Its should be just straight 27/ 28v all times

[@MiniMachines1]

I think the reason he saw the peak in charge and I saw 29v on idle when I picked it up is that the power braker wasn't working so it had no load,

[@saff_cozzie]

Beats a shovel just 🤣

[@MiniMachines1]

He he yes thats right 😅

[@Mr.Engineer.]

Synes du skulle sagt ifra til meg så hadde jeg kjøpt den til den prisen der! Jeg betalte mye mer for en gammel skrothaug av en 70 talls Hough.

[@ericlakota1847]

7 years old the exaust is rusting off I have tractors from 60s and exaust haven't rusted threw

[@MiniMachines1]

But this one is made of chinesium😅😓

[@jerryglen986]

The Chinese machines in America are getting better. They partnership with Volvo engines and for parts. A 4 yard big loader is 1/4 price of a Caterpillar. The drives are the old style where you put is in forward and reverse. New style ones are hydraulic drive. Even the excavators from 2014 to now are much more quality. Parts available is helping this.

[@MiniMachines1]

Yes parts are not a big problem, exept hydraulic couplers they are some special Chinese treads on. The biggest downside are travel speed and comfort driving it.

[@tobiasbersagel2402]

Bra video. Kul. Liten maskin. Må få på den varsellys

[@Dawid-nf9tq]

these "mini machines" are growing

[@MiniMachines1]

This one is actually only 3,3 tonns so not that big 😃

[@gjermundgranly9923]

ser alle videoene dine, når du blir lei hjulasteren så send den til til drammen .. kjøper den jeg hehe

[@MiniMachines1]

Så morro, ja det er jo straks ferie tid du kan jo kjøre den nedover😅

[@rmeister1887]

👍super 🇦🇹

[@bigears4426]

300 hrs is lots on a chinese machine

[@MiniMachines1]

He he yes but still works great, actually got to use it for work now so video of that is coming 😀

[@oliverlarsen7335]

Æ å han pappa vil kjøpe en hjulaster men ka e bra å ka e dårli?:)

[@andrerestad6598]

Tøff litn sak 😊 her i Harstad e det sommar og sol

[@MiniMachines1]

Begynne å komme seg her også, bare en bitteliten flekk med snø igjen i hagen 😀

[@Kashaww]

I'd buy it for $1500. Not usually a fan of the chinesium brands but for that price I don't know how anyone could pass it up.

[@MiniMachines1]

Yes that's what I thought to 😀

[@kjellpedersen7565]

Den maskin er så liten og lett. Du er nødt ha kjettinger på alle fire hjul. Hilsen en som har kjørt Sino i mange år :)

[@Nico-rw1uo]

It is not a very problem, I really think your friend didn't maintain it at all. If you can fix it or have some knowledge about electrical just do it. I do not complain for something no matter where it came or manufactured. For other brand, for a small wheel loader like this you will not escape under 65,000 to 75,000 eur. Europe Machines like these are eyes 👀 from the skull 💀 in terms of price due that you have not enough raw materials to build like this,. China have many many raw materials more than they need They export to Europe and America too. I have requested a quote from the company which have replied me within a day. Jcb, manitou have not reply my mail since nearly a year. I have requested a quote from an European dealer, which is the price is 3 × times which the Real Manufacturer have told me. This is a good Machine if you maintain it well. The starter passed away in your friend possession, which he don't care and continues to used a screw driver as the ignition keys. Anyway, the global new capitals of the world will be in Mumbai, Beijing, Metro Manila. Paris, London etc we will continue to watches strikes, cops hitting everybody's, tear gas, and rats 🐀 😉 big as a rabbit 🐇 walking next to the eiffel tower. Me I say, if some one who have a small farm or just to move snow can buy a jcb, buy it, but don't complain about others. Some French girls complain about China, China products despite they have never brought any machinery from China, I replied to them saying Then were the last time since they buy a hand bag 👜 from Channel??? Nowadays Chinese girls woman buy a hand 👜 worth 2000eur in paris

[@runehelland8453]

Så bra at du prøver jeg ønsker deg lykke til videre 🙂👍

[@MiniMachines1]

He he ja vi får se hvordan det går, var vanskelig å si nei til den prisen😅

[@emil8786]

sell it to me for 20k sek i can use it for my firewood 😁

[@MiniMachines1]

I've sold it already, 35k i got for it

[@soulis1000]

Säg till om du vill sälja den :D

[@MiniMachines1]

Kan fort skje men blir nok noe dyrere enn det jeg betalte 😐

[@soulis1000]

@@MiniMachines1 Jo det förstår jag att den blir dyrare. Hör av dig om du tänker sälja den nån gång i framtiden.

[@simenfarstad6510]

I hværstefall hvis du ikke får bruk for dn dær du bor så kan du jo ta dn t hytta🤷‍♂️

[@MiniMachines1]

Joda men kommer vel til å ramle fra hverandre av å stå, og har lite lyst å bruke tid på å mekke når jeg først drar dit...

[@simenfarstad6510]

@@MiniMachines1 ja, de shina maskinan lik jo ikke akkuratt salt, og salt sjø.

[@MiniMachines1]

@@simenfarstad6510 nei og ikke veldig driftsikker heller så blir fort litt mekking hver gang man skal bruke den

[@Sigurd126]

hvor kjøper man en sånn hjullaster ny? nydelig video:)

[@MiniMachines1]

www.alternativenergi.no/ forhandler dem her på berget, og har alt av deler.

[@daandaan3709]

Its garbage

[@magnusgiskealstad1799]

Not for the prise

[@MiniMachines1]

Exactly 😃

[@ChinaWHEELLOADERHIGHQUALITY]

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