Nye LSB850 2016

[@weedandwine]

It's mesmerizing to watch. Great skills of operator and camera.

[@Insanekiller278]

Why do you dislike a video like this? It's literally a tractor breaking stone..

[@danieldosanjos2241]

Ana Mar is polo casos cerra dos

[@digitalbroadcaster]

5:11 “yummm...I must.....eat....more.....rockkks”

[@nigelwilliams8191]

Much better than beating a smaller machine half to death trying to square the blocks up and shearing bolts on edges all the time. Looks like it could be quite productive on the right seams of limestone.

[@nyemfg]

Exactly, the bucket is so heavy and solid that it just drifts through the rock with surprisingly little vibration transferred back to the machine. - Marrk

[@50bottlesofoile36]

BUCKET IS VERY VERY EXCELLENT

[@gordonmccoy4537]

1). Where are YOU? 2). What are you doing? 3). Why are you doing it? 4). What and Where is the profit in doing this? 5). GREAT Vid...! 6). Thanks for posting...! Gordon

[@nyemfg]

1). The quarry is in Buckhorn, Ontario, Canada. The Nye plant is in Mississauga, Ontario. 2). Our customer is using the LSB850 to harvest and shape limestone to sell to builders and landscaping contractors. 3). They are using the LSB850 because it has clamp-in cutting edges that can be flipped and changed quickly when they dull. A sharp blade is key to this type of limestone production. The bucket weighs over 27,000 lbs. [12,000Kg] This weight allows the bucket to chop the stone to shape without pounding the machine. 4). Customers as far away as Alberta, Canada order stone cut from this quarry by the truckload. Stone that is uniform, nicely squared, flat and not badly scarred or scratched commands a high price! The LSB850 makes this possible with a good profit margin. 5). Thank you. The Nye LSB850 is protected by US and Canadian Patents. 6). You are most welcome. We have lots of cool stuff on our KZbin channel: kzbin.info

[@gordonmccoy4537]

nyemfg ... Thanks for a great and honest recap of my questions, nyemfg... I'm a retired Airline (Airbus A-320) Capt and am mesmerized by "heavy equipment" as my professional career has everything to do with "keep it as light as possible"... Again, THANKS..... G

[@saqibjakhar8999]

awesome operator skills

[@georgetarantilis8258]

Saqib Jakhar ,

[@creativewithme4015]

why it strong why piston strong??i want know

[@elsakristian5713]

Thanks for such a cool video.

[@venkatesanb710]

Tamil pattim a ndram

[@DigItOntario]

Could have sworn that was from the same quarry as cut above or all stone in orillia the rock veins are identical to the one from all stone

[@nyefamily1]

It's the same geologic formation.

[@Crazystuffyousee]

Nye the rock lifting guy

[@tylerlangford7646]

Is this Cut Above Natural stone in Orillia?

[@nyemfg]

No, this is in Buckhorn, ON.

[@TheRoyalHabibah]

nice filming

[@roberharpane3524]

Score & separate,, find or create a weak area in the strata of the material & apply necessary force. I wonder if the operator wears ear plugs,, some of the cutting & dragging sounds like scraping your fingernails across a chalkboard..

[@nyefamily1]

No, it's not that bad. We try to avoid scraping as that wears the bucket. The bucket is so heavy that it chops with a nice thud, not a crash. It does not shake the machine that much, it's like using a sledge hammer, the hammer head takes the impact, not your hands. - Mark

[@conaran7039]

Any good with granite?

[@nyefamily1]

The LSB was designed for Limestone and has not been tested on granite. I think this 27,000 pound bucket with convex AR500 cuttings edges would cut just about any material, blade life would be a consideration. The really unique thing about this bucket is the clamp in blade system. This makes the blades easy to change. It also allows different blade materials to be used including heat treated aerospace alloys and tool steels - Mark

[@jimsvideos7201]

So this bucket on a decent machine with a decent operator can produce remarkably square blocks of stone, but (pardon my ignorance) how do you make all this turn a profit?

[@nyefamily1]

Hi Jim, these stones are very valuable and are sold all over North America for landscaping projects. Stones like this are sent to Canada from as far away as India!

[@jimsvideos7201]

That's the thing I learn today; I assume that more-or-less square is as good as it is going to get in that material where marble etc can be made rectilinear. Have you seen a Terminator breaker? I can't speak to the economics but it might be worth a look if saving wear on your excavator is attractive.

[@digitalbroadcaster]

The biggest bucket is only as good as the biggest bucket holder and the biggest bucket holders tamer

[@waltergoncalves8115]

ESA maquina. Sao bruto

[@giovalsouza5468]

isso pe muito massa cara!

[@lss1001]

Operado experiente

[@越前朝倉氏の末裔]

見た目はゴツイが、鉄筋の入ったコンクリートスラブには約に立たないアタッチメントだ。

[@hugomartinez6492]

Quisiera saber por qué en algunos vídeos como en este caso sólo hay comentarios en ingles a que se debe o que pedo

[@nyemfg]

Hi Hugo, Nye is a Canadian company. Most of our products are used in Canada and the USA. Mark

[@MolotovWithLux]

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