DIY Homemade Mini Excavator 360 Slew

a quick look at my homemade mini excavator with 360 slew and a bit of digging for fun... why else would you build a digger!?...
check out my channel for other crazy builds!
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[@cesarmg4642]

This is one of the best diy excavator/backhoe that I’ve seen on KZbin, and believe me, I’ve seen a lot of vids. Congratulations, very handy pretty little toy.

[@councilhousecreations8035]

hey man thanks very much!

[@iq4170]

@@councilhousecreations8035 hi friend!! do you sell plans to build this mini backhoe? will buy if you do, thanks.

[@lightingthedarkremoteviewi8086]

@@iq4170 I need this

[@TF856]

This is absolutely not a backhoe. Backhoes barely have 180° swing at best. And they are mounted on the back of another tractor. This is barely an excavator. It does not have motorized tracks or wheels under it. But it is a nice homemade project for very small jobs.

[@leuoficial.]

Amigo tem vários vídeos salvo no meu canal na play lista de tratores caseiro

[@bobw7066]

Excellent build, you said that the you used a Mondeo wheel bearing for the slewing pivot and it wobbles a bit, my suggestion is to fit another one underneath and extend the pivot shaft through both bearings.

[@chrisyarbrough1973]

You actually built that it looks like the one I just rented last week

[@tonybilco1317]

Amazing skill and engineering brain,very impressive,why not put this into production and give the big digger boys a run for their money..

[@MGszamanVlog]

Hi can I use part of your video to my compilation homemade inventions and projects ?

[@councilhousecreations8035]

Yeah sure man go fot it!

[@MGszamanVlog]

@@councilhousecreations8035 Thank You

[@IDoAgri]

This is an unbelievable build. so much thought and then effort put into it well done lad

[@councilhousecreations8035]

Cheers buddy yeah it took a fair bit effort and stopping my self cutting too many corners but yeah im pretty happy with how its turned out. Planning on making a mini tractor next powered by six suffolk engines welded together shud be a bit of a challenge. Thanks for your comment man really appreciate it!

[@IDoAgri]

@@councilhousecreations8035 Very cool, that tractor sounds like a hell of a project. well done. i will be looking forward to seeing that

[@MrBoilermaker28]

Do you have any blueprints

[@mikefurlong8025]

"Oh no! I've started making a digger!" Hahahaha. Nice work fella.

[@councilhousecreations8035]

cheers buddy! yeah that happens a lot...

[@IDoAgri]

Hahaha cracked me up!!!

[@brandyf1932]

Brilliant!! Surely you've patented this my good Sir!! Thanks from West Texas!

[@councilhousecreations8035]

Thank you kindly!

[@richwaight]

Very impressive!! How long did it all take? I'm guessing at least of couple of months or even longer? Looks very professional :)

[@councilhousecreations8035]

thanks man it took probably between 4 and 5 months just doing it after work and on the weekends but not flat out or anything, i recon if you really got to it you could smash one out in a couple weeks, it amazing what u can do with a stick welder and a angle grinder and a shed with a gravel floor lol!

[@MrCarmelo1959]

Can you say your total expense on this creation very impressive job like if you included instructions plans love to make one myself kudos buddy

[@LatinDanceVideos]

The joystick control is ingenious use of cheap components. Love this part of the design.

[@texasfly9925]

Wow!! That is one very impressive, yet simple 'digger!!' Your attention to detail is outstanding!! Hooking the hydraulics up in series really 'cleans up' the hose routing. The homemade two valve, one stick controller is another brilliant idea!! The 360* slewing action....wow!! Great job young man!!!

[@councilhousecreations8035]

cheers buddy! Thank you very much!

[@praveensreedhar7210]

@@councilhousecreations8035 could I get the specification details

[@FredMiller]

Really nicely engineered and built. You attention to detail is admirable!

[@creigmcneill5124]

That's an awesome machine I really think you did a great job on that it looks clean it looks like it works great thanks for sharing with us have a good day

[@councilhousecreations8035]

Thanks mate i appreciate it! Still a few things to improve but it does work surprisingly well!! Take care buddy!

[@nickopedia5669]

Given that a sedan wheelbearing is working, an upgrade to a GM/chevy 2500/3500 front unit bearing would be great and solve your passthrough dilemma. It's WAY stronger - they use them on 6000lb/2700kg Ultra4 trucks with 40"/1meter tall tires at the King of the Hammers competition, has a 35mm pass through on the 33 spline version (the most common one), and are less than $100 new. I think it would be best to make the passthrough lines steel to fit as many as possible, or maybe just have 1 high pressure and 1 return, using control rods to actuate the valves. That would be very achievable through the 35mm hole, and being rods they can do both push and pull on 2 way valves.

[@anuragkhandual030]

Hi. Thanks for sharing the video, really impressed with your work. Back here these kinds of machines will be life saver during floods and cyclones. As we can't afford big excavators. Could you please make few more videos explaining the details of hydraulic connections. Or, share a schematic of it. We are planning to build one for the community with the help our community school.

[@vasoosavc5427]

La ce preț este

[@jafinch78]

Mini excavator build would be neat along with a dozer blade. What thickness wall material did you use for all the boom square tubing and gussets? Thanks for sharing!

[@V8PropaneBurner]

That's a well thought out and well executed machine. Well done! I'm impressed by it's digging capability.

[@councilhousecreations8035]

Thank you very much!

[@orlandopcm166]

Wow , thats good job n we need this machine to bring my country.. Exciusme, can i request this machine Mr?Iam from borobudur indonesian. Mr pleas...,I want to save your phone number! thanks..

[@Igeltod]

really cool build! if you ever want to make the undercarriage moving on power, you could build it with electric weelchair wheels and a big lead battery inside and make it completely electric independent from the upper Arm and Seat unit. and then remote control it via a radio so you dont have to run ny cables from the engine down there... just my thought

[@warrenlewis7726]

It looks like a factory made machine. Are you making any for sale?

[@councilhousecreations8035]

Soz man not for sale at the moment

[@Safii-wb1zz]

Sangat hebat mesin excavator kapan datang di Indonesia 😅😅😅

[@gowithbazza]

If you look on Andrew Camarata channel he's got thumbs on his buckets so he can pick things up lol

[@alanyoung7655]

Been around engineering .....welding and mechanicing my whole life....have to say you are a v skilled engineer.... hope its gets you where you want to go with it....great quality work👍

[@councilhousecreations8035]

Thanks very much man! Cant wait to chomp into the next build! 👍

[@benniedonald]

Great job any estimate on overall cost?

[@percyrauto1900]

Bro ,I really hope we had one sold in Fiji. It looks cheap and could greatly help in my families kava farm up in the mountains of Vanualevu.

[@jannicktofte8053]

Nice work man! im trying to build my own excavator and i have alot of problems doing it. when i see the quality of your work it make my work look really bad hehe.. maybe I've gone too big from the beginning with building a 1600lbs excavator there can drive and works as a 180 degrees swing

[@councilhousecreations8035]

hey man good luck, bigger is always better! HA! cheers buddy keep it up

[@IDoAgri]

Any interest in helping me design a Backhoe for the back of my Tractor? We can do a collab sorta thing

[@councilhousecreations8035]

Hey man im a bit busy at the moment with all of life but yeah man id love to at some point in the future sounds like great fun im in the process of moving premises and setting up a bit better but yeah id be up for that!

[@IDoAgri]

@@councilhousecreations8035 cool coool, i understand you must be busy alright. that is no harm. Contact me when you get a chance. I would mainly just needed help with designing a hydraulic system to suit. i am familiar enough with welding and fabrication to make the rest of the backhoe. i wonder would you recommend I do a similar thing to yours with log splitter valves?

[@councilhousecreations8035]

hey man yeah log splitter valves should work ok on a tractor so long as you can put the spool in constant pump on the tractor end it should work ok. so long as each valve is is connected in series so to speak. also the tractor has a pressure relief valve thats paired to the pump so all you'll need is metal, rams, hoses, valves, and cunning! if your gunna mount it on the 3 point linkage might be an idea to brace it to the pick up hitch and do away with the top link like they do on the hedge trimmers. iv braced a couple of hedge trimmers to the hitch in the past and they reach right out then till the rear tyre lifts! any questions fire away buddy cheers

[@chebhou]

This is so professional , i want to build one

[@councilhousecreations8035]

thanks buddy, u should! al u need is a grinder a stick welder and a hand drill and ur away!

[@naufalwitjaksono7250]

Thanks for inspiring me to improve my engineer skills, two thumbs up for yah 👍👍

[@councilhousecreations8035]

Thanks buddy glad to be of service! Good luck to you!👍👍

[@stevegraham9751]

This has blown my mind.... would you be interested in building one of these to order? if so do have any idea how much you would build one for? i could do with one of these for sure

[@councilhousecreations8035]

hey man cheers im not currently making them to order but im moving towards doing so as there has been a lot of interest. this one right here would probs be about £4000 ready to run if all the parts were bought new form the start. i hope to upload some more vids soon with some improvements, tracks, and maybe an electric version!

[@jamietaylor3270]

How much is that in U.S. Dollars?

[@councilhousecreations8035]

probably looking around 5 to 6 grand depending on spec with a little bit of assembly at the other end to make it easy to ship but ya know theres a lot of areas that could be improved and costs to be cut plus the first ones always the hardest as they say!

[@jamietaylor3270]

I would like to have one with around 50% complete. I would like to supply my own engine, my own wheel kit, and my own stabling kit. I'll tell you, you really do have a good game plan and good machanical ability. Keep up the great work. GOD BLESS you.

[@cplenny4281]

what is the total weight of the machine?

[@diegoramos9130]

Hi there! that Look's such amazing!.congrats!..i am from patagonia Chile and i've been working building trails for so long, never have the money to buy one... and this inspire me to built it.. Sick !

[@councilhousecreations8035]

hi man! thanks very much! great to hear that my work is inspiring people to build their own projects, thats what its all about, good luck with your build man!!

[@ChristSoldier86]

Yeah, I think I'll just use a shovel.... Jokes aside, that looks amazing, great job!

[@councilhousecreations8035]

🤣 lol! Your nearly right! Its at least 1.3 times faster. Totally worth it!!..😅 thanks tho bud! 👍

[@russellfreestone8580]

Very nice job, well done. Been building a 360 myself hopefully it will work as well as yours.. Russell

[@councilhousecreations8035]

cheers buddy best of luck!

[@pmtips4482]

Russell, did you get your 360 built? I just ordered the plans. Thanks

[@technobear6155]

This is great! A fellow engineer I was an apprentice with showed me this video after I started describing the excavator I'm planning to make. We built a hovercraft from scratch in our apprentice school for our final project, and it worked lol. Well, like I was saying, when I started describing my plans for an excavator, he laughed and pulled up your vid, then asked me "oh, you mean like this one? Looks like someone beat you to it buddy. Lol!" I was admittedly a bit speechless, a bit frustrated, and most importantly, a double bit motivated. I was surprised how you went about it pretty much the same way I had planned, honestly you and I probably both think it wouldn't make sense any other way. So, I guess the situation is now I got to get one up on you Brother. I'm a tiny bit overwhelmed with other projects currently, but I'm determined to make it happen. Cheers Brother, thanks for the motivation and very good job!

[@brettgofgosky1911]

Hello.you have a great start young man. I am currently building a excavator and will have cleared rubber tracks on it with a motor spinning two hydraulic pumps which in turn will drive a hydraulic motor on each side. The hydraulic motors are two stage so it will have slow raw power and a faster speed for going from one place to another. Feel free to ask me questions. Have a good day.k

[@councilhousecreations8035]

Thanks man good luck!

[@matus158]

wow, that's awesome work dude... the only problem is that i speak only english and i don't understand what are you talking about :)

[@councilhousecreations8035]

Thanks buddy!

[@kylequinn1963]

What the hell... Sell these. A kubota 1 ton mini ex about the same size as that sells for almost $40,000 Canadian here, you could make a fortune lol

[@councilhousecreations8035]

Thanks man iv been thinkin about goin for it theres been alot of positive coments goin around just out of interest how much would you pay for one like this?

[@DolittleMccoy]

Question? I'm in the process of building a mini tow behind excavator/backhoe.. My project is going to be a tow behind and it isn't going to rotate 360 degrees... Just a basic and small tow behind backhoe with a boom that is about 6-7 ft in length and a bucket that is about 12"x7" inches... Something to dig water lines and ditches with. I purchased a 4 spool 11gpm valve control manifold and also a new 6.5HP Horizontal engine... I'm looking at a hydraulic pump from a log splitter. Which is 2 stage.. 2gpm on the first stage and 9gpm on stage 2 when bearing a load... I'm wondering if this pump is to big for my 6.5hp engine? If so, what would be a more correct size? Also, I'm looking at hydraulic pistons that are 1.5" bore.. 1" inch rod.. and 300psi working pressure... In your opinion, Are all of these items compatible for what i'm making? If no, Could you please give me some info on what size pistons and pump that I need to purchase for my project. Thanks.

[@councilhousecreations8035]

Hey bud! The control valves are good you'll just have to make sure they are open circuit. As in oil will flow though them and back to the tank when the levers are in neutral position. For the pump i would go with a single stage gear pump for simplicity. To be honest bud i dont know what size pump to go for i just used what i had its about 4''x4''x4'' externally but if your not getting enough flow you could change the pulley size. I would use rams with a slightly bigger bore between 2'' to 2 1/2'' that'll make them a bit more powerful! Good luck man!!

[@guidolamberty2147]

Hello, great job. Can you tell me how long the greatest range is, from the pivot point to the tip of the shovel?

[@gamingSlasher]

VERY nice and professional. Nice design and neat and tidy execution. Subscribed :)

[@carlnelson3893]

Impressive, you win the award for the least herky jerkey mini excavator on youtube! Some seem to want to throw their operators off!! I can only hope to aspire to have my projects come out as well as yours! Thanks for the inspiration!

[@honderdzeventien]

Herky-jerky?

[@AGRIMOVIEemi]

BRAVO, l'hai costruito tu? 👍👍👍

[@taylorwyant7709]

Other than the horrible welding looks 👌

[@councilhousecreations8035]

A grinder and paint'l make the welder ya'aint!!! 🤣👍

[@taylorwyant7709]

@@councilhousecreations8035 love the content

[@scottphillips2420]

how much money did it cost? it is very professional-looking,good job.

[@OpusG5]

Nice work, add tracks will move quicker

[@zacksrandomprojects9698]

Are you Colin Furze's brother?! Lol Youve incorporated lots of great ideas into that little machine. Looks just like a rental. Great job!

[@ozzy1398]

You clever dude!! The log splitter valves with the u joint! Genius af!

[@councilhousecreations8035]

thanks man! its amazing what you can come up with when your sat on the loo!! No Joke!

[@dtec30]

Use those ball bearing guides that are Omni directional under the starter plate for more stability when spewing 360 degrees

[@dtec30]

lol sorry didn't mean spewing i meant slewing

[@nicholaspiscopo79]

Great work! This is a very cool project. If you don't mind me asking how much you spent over all?

[@RannoRannikmaa]

this should be sold as a kit

[@makisefthimiou1882]

pretty nice job man,but allow me to say, that ford mondeo wheel bearing and ax wont hold !!

[@cohjunkie689]

very nice, I think it's better than some of the ones they sell on the market. You should sell plans for this.

[@merlepatterson]

I'll bet with as light as the entire unit is, you could just install a teflon swash plate for a fifth wheel trailer and a center pin? Then you could just drill a hole for a grease gun fitting to refresh the swash plate. Not to mention if it ever wears out, teflon swash plates are cheap.

[@councilhousecreations8035]

Thans buddy i might try that out when i put tracks on it! Cheers! 👍

[@martingardener90]

@@councilhousecreations8035 Yes, I thought the slew was the weakest part of what is otherwise an excellent build, but then I have a tendency to over engineer anything I build!

[@timerickson7056]

Good job of explaining . How deep can it dig . Really like the turntable setup

[@Afeeq1011]

now this might come in handty for a diy pond project, just the right size.

[@councilhousecreations8035]

Lol i lent it to my uncle and he dug a 6x4x1meter pool!! More patients than iv got! 🤣

[@kansasadventure1831]

Great job man! I've been. Looking for some one who did the controls like yours. I would like to build one

[@councilhousecreations8035]

cheers man. you should its a great little project to get into. probs took me about 4 months just doing it in the evenings in my shed with the grinder and stick welder. good luck man id love to see it!

[@davidcandler9766]

This was built smart, very nice job.

[@alphawolf0513]

There is something called a manifold used on logging equipment in the U S where you can turn 360 continuously

[@councilhousecreations8035]

Cheers man il look into it!!

[@alphawolf0513]

Call a John Deere dealer and ask about a continuous turn manifold on a skidded grapple or log loader

[@sethg.7158]

Need to put a slice weight bracket in the back so you can put weights on it so you can dig in tougher ground and put a bigger bucket on

[@jorgeduarte2438]

Hey bro, could you please share or tell me where did you get the cylinder and the measures? or share pdf plans?

[@DolittleMccoy]

I have another question that I'm hoping that you can help me with. I finally finished my mini excavator. The engine that I'm using is a 6.5hp with a 2 stage log splitter pump that is 11gpm.. It puts out 2gpm and when a load of great pressure is present, then the second stage kicks in and it puts out 9gpm. The reason that I chose this pump is because it was the only pump that I could find that would work with the low horsepower engine, or I was told. Anyways, My machine functions fine, but my cylinders are super fast. They are so fast that it makes it almost impossible to operate. What can I do to slow the speed of my cylinders? I've been looking at a "Hydraulic adjustable control valve". Similar to the one on your machine. Will this correct my problem? Any help is appreciated.. Thanks.

[@oelle5698]

I had never really thought about log splitters before. But when I read your question I thought "What a nice idea. The log splitter runs fast until the cutting edge reaches the wood (second stage: high displacement, low pressure) and then works slowly with a lot of pressure for maximum force (first stage: low displacement, high pressure)". Of course, you only need first stage for the excavator. I think the simplest solution would be to install a throttle valve directly behind the pressure relief valve. If you close the throttle valve slowly, it will limit the flow, increase the pressure at the output of the pump and at a certain point switches it to first stage. When you have found the point, close it a little more for security reasons. Second solution: look here(www.jbj.co.uk/high-low-gear-pumps.html) and here(kzbin.info/www/bejne/hZWcc2uCeaZgg6c). This is your pump from the inside and how it works. If you remove the spring from the unloading valve, that should also have the desired effect. Both solutions involve a residual risk because the fast pump always runs. In the worst case scenario, the excavator could move unexpectedly fast and kill someone! Tanks for your question. It was interesting for me to learn something about log splitters, hydraulics and english language.

[@councilhousecreations8035]

Well done mate that sounds awsome! Like matey said you could restrict the flow and force it into the second stage although that can be a bit dicey if a hose blows. Or you could try bigger bore rams or lower the rotational speed of the pump

[@richardmaughan2099]

I must say that I am Very Impressed at your 'Engineering Capabilities'. I am a Mechanical Engineer & a Production Engineer. I am based in West Yorkshire, England; is there anyway I can communicate with you privately. Thanks Richard

[@councilhousecreations8035]

Thanks man! I appreciate it! U can dm me on insta if u like @councilhousecreations 👍

[@captaincobb8146]

I'm sorry... But that doesn't look DIY built. Please link videos of the build. The cutting, the welding up of the boom, and where did you have the stickers made? Are you sure that it didn't came in a kit that you just had to put together?

[@tasamaantallaaja]

Hello from Finland. Very inspiring video. I think the implementation is very clean and functional!👍👍👍👍 Regards Tuomo

[@furionese]

This is CAT control right? Left stick=swivel/elbow, right stick=shoulder/wrist? Btw this is crazy high quality build it's almost an industry standard! 👍

[@councilhousecreations8035]

Well i think its JCB layout but yeah sumfin ur used to using so its a bit more intuitive . Cheers bud!!

[@schwefel]

Did you say you were making another one? And this time filming the build?? Soooo looking forward to that build series :-) Any ideas when it is going to happen?

[@councilhousecreations8035]

Workin on a bigger shop at the mo but once thats done... oh baby!!!

[@Prvn708]

It's good , but there are no teeth for excavator ??

[@councilhousecreations8035]

Thanks bro! It has little teeth but might have to make another bucket!

[@tvsettv]

As I understand, all weight and deforming forces from lever arms are projected through Ford mondeo single wheel bearing? Is it enough? How long you are using this machine? The arm will be easily around 500 kg and earthload also + 50 kg.

[@eduardo72br]

Nice work!!!! Congratulations!!!! My brother in law in Brazil want to bild one of it,but he don´t speak inglish so could you tell me the specifications of hydraulic pistons and valves???? Thanks a lot

[@councilhousecreations8035]

Thanks man! I cant remember the sizes but if you look down through the comments in the reply's they should be there!

[@dariusz1961]

Good job!!! Any picture with a basic dimnsions ? Plesase !

[@councilhousecreations8035]

hi thanks man! dont have any drawings at the moment but planning on making a more detailed video soon so stay tuned!

[@dimooonz]

класс!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@wickedleeloopy2115]

You will quickly outgrow it & get sick of moving it around , but its still better than a shovel. Good 1

[@councilhousecreations8035]

🤣yeah most expensive shovel i ever bought!!

[@chavidiaz6310]

Hello, sorry my English is bad, what model is the hydraulic pump? and I congratulate you for such an excellent construction. a cordial greeting

[@dalemasyk1583]

hey bud , yea can you do a video on about how you n where you put the stater like thingy n that fly-wheel , what rotor you use again ? tks ..cool built too im gonna over haul my towable excavator but you went to fast on your 360 set up hehehe

[@councilhousecreations8035]

Hey man! Hope to do a vid soon! Gunna put sum tracks on it so il have to address the issue of hydraulic supply to the tracks! Take care!

[@michaelgrange9319]

If you did build that how much did it cost to build

[@councilhousecreations8035]

Hey man it probs cost around a grand to build but i got the engine for free tho

[@vinu1497]

Brother nice 1 Is it honda engine and if it is how much is the power and what is the flow rate of your hydraulic pump Can you tell me bro.

[@councilhousecreations8035]

Thanks mate! It is a honda 11hp engine. Not sure how much flow the pump has got though!

[@IL_Praticone]

salve complimenti per la macchina FANTASTICA !! che dimensioni hanno i tuoi cilindri idraulici ? per caso hai qualche disegno vorrei realizzarla anche io molto simile. MI piace come hai sviluppato l'idea !! Complimenti sono molto invidioso ! 😂

[@dalemasyk1583]

hmmmm.... thats some fancy weldin n persices cuttin n little detail added for a young guy ..who help you huh .. as for your toy pretty impressive well done.

[@councilhousecreations8035]

All me buddy not a parent or sensible person for miles 🤣 this project was a bit of turning point for me. Now i try and make stuff that lasts. Also im a fabricator thats fed up of doin nice jobs for everybody else lol 🤣 thanks tho buddy!

[@kkbuilds6241]

Great work, do you maybe have plans for this like in the pdf. Offcoures if you are welling to share them or sell them. Thanks

[@nanukvas]

Great job it's a nice little digger!

[@councilhousecreations8035]

Cheers buddy!

[@dalemasyk1583]

back n i check out your pge n noticed you didnt make step by step built urs excavator :( im interestin on how you went about built n make 360 turn which is my plan as well tks

[@councilhousecreations8035]

Hey bud. Made the digger before i started making videos on youtube. I am planning on making another video in the future with a lot more detail. Cheers bud!

[@Leonelvasquezaraujo]

Gracias a tu vídeo pude construir mi propia mini excavadora me sirvió todo lo que explicaste muchas gracias kzbin.info/www/bejne/hoOvqK2GrrCFd9k

[@moodoffsongs3643]

Prices in Maharashtra

[@willierule3744]

To me now I'm not saying that you didn't make that but it looks so professional that doesn't look like a DIY backyard thing it looks very well put together

[@councilhousecreations8035]

Its all in the paint! Lots and lots of paint!!! 🤣👍

[@jnanasekharans2571]

I have to make it. Small machine can help you your contact plz

[@flaviopozzer]

hi, I too built a mini excavator like this but does the rotation motor get stuck or do you turn it by hand? I have that problem, I turn it 360 degrees with one hand

[@dave5litre462]

Nice unit the flywheel looks like it’s off an automatic trans has it held out ? If it’s a bit flimsy perhaps using a manual flywheel they heavier and thicker which might rectify things , other then that this looks like a professionally built unit , great job mate

[@councilhousecreations8035]

Thanks bud seems to be holding out ok to be fair. Might add sum rollers to support the central bearing a bit but apart from that it seems ok. Dug out a 6x4x1 meter swiming pool with it!

[@aimeecool1976]

this is awesome!! you should sell plans on how to build it!

[@councilhousecreations8035]

Thanks man! Plans are defo in the pipeline!

[@bonehead8407]

We had some red molly grease like that , wouldnt keep a hooker from drying up ,ud b better with lurpak . Iv only just found ur vids but lovin them u make stuff to put these tubers that hav bin on hear time to shame keep it up

[@Chatchie007]

Schematics for the hydraulic would be awesome man. Nice work.

[@mightypoo0]

Nice build there, you done a awesome job there. I know how much work goes into them. Build you a thumb next, I us my digger more for picking up thing than I do for digging. I want to build one like yours that swing if I ever build another one. Thanks for sharing!!

[@councilhousecreations8035]

cheers buddy just seen yours too, nice build man!

[@donstewart2059]

hi good job just use boom to get around and make blade bigger to act likebuldozer blade on new machines you can get teeth for bucket from tractor wreakers and braze on. also make axle for to tow behind car

[@yadikls1528]

Kurang mantap , rudax kenafa 2 aza. Hargax berafa ya.

[@willwade1101]

Actually your slewing system is much like the big machinery companies do it but they set everything on a ring and the gear teeth are on the inside of the ring. By adding the system you talked about it would provide more rigidity to the digger and the more rollers the better or just have 2 rings with a high density polymer sheet 1 to 2 cm thick between them with a way to grease it from time to time.

[@councilhousecreations8035]

Thanks man! il probs do sumfin along those lines wen i do the tracks soon!

[@WeberMachineWorks]

great build man, soon I will put up a video of my machine I built.

[@АлексейСмирнов-ш8е]

Добрый день. Напишите размеры стрелы и размеры гидроцилиндров?

[@theravedaddy]

No idea how i got here but thats absolutely genius! Ive got ideas for oddball farming machines that you could easily build.

[@councilhousecreations8035]

Thanks bud! Might have to build a little tractor next!!

[@theravedaddy]

@@councilhousecreations8035 i subbed off of your excellant creation. Im stuck out of the uk right now but i have some ideas for a machine you could build to help poor farmers.