Changing Bucket Teeth on JCB 3CX

[@collwyngoodlad3680]

Hi Ollie, great to see you 'thinking outside the box' on your progression of your contacting company. I hope you're planning to not only do a review of your 3CX, but also looking at the jobs it is more suited for and also how to approach a job with a backhoe. Too many people will write off backhoes as 'useless', 'make to much of a mess', etc so it will be very interesting to hear your thoughts on it as a predominately 360 operator. I am a very small part time owner/operator and currently undertaking a new house self build and have a 1993 4CX as a one machine to do all - excavating, moving pallets and materials (forks), concreting (Kilworth DFA600on front), etc. It will be interesting to here your thoughts on it. Thanks for all your videos - very informative and enjoyable!

[@thomasellis8647]

Looks a tidy machine looking forward to the review.

[@grantmckenzie6365]

The short bolts are possibly for the side of the side cutters as there shorter also not sure if you knew but the teeth bolts are the same size as the wheel nuts so you can use the wheel brace and Tommy bar to tighten them if need be

[@Olliegunns]

Thats a handy tip, thanks

[@DJC995]

Nice one Ollie Thanks again

[@adriansowden138]

hi the short bolt go on the back hole ,adrian

[@ColtonLloyd]

What does the term Plant Hire mean?

[@jameshogg601]

‘Plant’ is Latin ‘to dig into ground’. So hiring machinery for that job I guess.

[@Olliegunns]

I don't know where the term originates, but in the UK its the term used to describe construction machinery