Mini Excavator Removing Tree Stumps

[@matteoricci19]

great video how do u like the john deere exavators

[@Allinoneminiexcavating]

They are very good in my opinion. Our entire fleet is made up of only John Deere Excavators.

[@Deafjustin]

My parents and I lived on W 20th Ave and Manitoba Street from 1982 to 1990

[@Allinoneminiexcavating]

That’s cool. This job was near West King Edward and Balaclava. Thanks for watching!

[@Deafjustin]

@@Allinoneminiexcavating cool I miss my old area

[@Deafjustin]

I used school bus on King Edward Ave and road was bumpy when I was 8 years old

[@Allinoneminiexcavating]

They are doing road work on king Edward so it should be smooth to drive on now

[@Deafjustin]

Wow I not been there long time 😊

[@markcrowther2355]

Did you put the delivery driver to work for watching lol? So after watching a few videos it looks like you have three machines, a 1.7,a 3.5 and a 8.5....in a previous comment I said I like the 1.7....I'm looking at buying a machine, if you had to choose only one machine for tight residential work, including plumbing repairs, drainage etc what size would you choose? I have only used a 1.7 and 3.5 both great machines but whats your thoughts on say the 2.0 or 2.6 size...zero clearance a must. Thx Keep the content coming!

[@Allinoneminiexcavating]

Haha, yes we put the delivery driver to work for a bit. In Vancouver, the most efficient machine for work in tight residential areas would be the 1.7 tonne machine since it can usually work beside the houses. Although the 3.5 is better for areas with more room since it can load dump trucks and it’s faster but we use bins most of the time. The 3.5 tonne machine can only be used in the front and in the back of most properties in the city. I don’t believe the 2.6 machine makes much since they aren’t small enough or big enough for most jobs.