Did I just Buy an Epic Machine? The Magni RTH 6.35 is Insane

[@adamcobie4207]

I feel this is an incredible force multiplier for your 2-man crew, incredible. The remote function is huge!!!

[@snickrologen]

A rotating Tele handler is the tool to have in construction! Congratulations 🥳 by the way, having driven cranes myself with remote control- one of the most important safety habits is to switch off the emergency stop button (Red) every time you’re coupling something with the remote hanging around the neck, in case you accidentally move a lever- this is especially important at long extensions of the boom were it can lead to big movements….. love the machine

[@dogglas7996]

Yeah. A crane operator with remote control died in Sweden couple years ago just because of that. Working alone, was about to uncouple the hooks from his load and was reaching for the last hook and accendently moved the joystick and he got squeezed beteewn the load and the boom. All alone, noone to help, and that coused his death. Very sad. As @snickrologen say, always switch off the emergency stop button!!

[@JackMacLupus]

Indeed. It can be almost anything you want with the right attachments. Boom lift, crane, forklift, excavator, and more.

[@YohamYT]

It looks like the controller has safety bars around it, probably to prevent this scenario from happening.

[@zfilmmaker]

Magni is awesome! I’m running a TH6.10 and it’s easily the nicest telehandler I’ve owned. I love that it has an ultra reliable Duetz engine and is AWD, plus it drives and handles nicely. I just wish there were more dealers.

[@CraneSpotting]

Great little video. I’ll be operating a Magni on a commercial site in Boston for the next couple weeks. I found your video while researching the brand and am now a subscriber. Thanks 🇺🇸🏗💥

[@peterclark7879]

Funnily enough I just priced one of these this week. I spent 20 years operating vehicle loading cranes(Hiabs). I then encountered Telehandlers I considered wet hiring one to customers But a large crane hire company bought quite a few and started dry hiring them. Fifteen years ago I saw a rotating Telehandler and thought that was the bee's knee's but it was out of my price range. I look at them now and think one would be great to own in semiretirement if that ever happens.

[@Finane1]

That is the one of the coolest machines I have seen. That cut your labor time in half. Once you figure out a new stagging process on supply placements the sky is the limit. You add a basket to the forks, and you can go anywhere on the roof. Even squaring up the building. I can see this thing cutting at least two days off every project if not more.

[@dabj9546]

We have a 13 ton merlo which can do pretty much everything. Fork, crane, working platform, remote controll, and about 1 ton weight capacity with the 16 meter arm fully extended horizontally.

[@michaelpettit1263]

Thank you for this. Ever since touring the one at the home show in Vegas I have been interested. Two things. Fall protection harnesses and strap on helmets whenever you are off the ground, especially in those lifts. Also, never ever overestimate the bearing capacity of soil under those outriggers. The engineered building footprint bearing capacity may have been established by the geotech. Driving around back of the building and dropping onto field soil is a big unknown. Hopefully the outriggers have an autonomous correction feature. I still love the machine concept.

[@FFLFFS]

We always used pads Regardless of the soil Good habit no surprises. “Oh it’s just a quick lift I won’t be here that long” never acceptable.

[@MrHughk1]

You should be doing a 360 rotate before any work to verify the set up. Use pads under the mellows own pads if you can but not always possible.

[@DeanFurnitureArtist]

I still can't wrap my head around just you two doing these massive builds! Much respect from Texas sir!! I am addicted to watching your builds and hope I absorb enough info to build my own in the next year or so. Or have the structure built and do all the finish myself. 🤞🤞🤞🤞Thank you for sharing your awesome skills with us.

[@frankscherping4432]

Dude, All I can say is WOW, unbelievable!!!.... Talk about not only an efficient way to build, but also the incredible safety issues it addresses. Absolutely Fantastic!!!....

[@RRBuildings]

I agree

[@joncooper3188]

I had the pleasure of using this lift for a couple of months. It is by far the best telehandler I have ever used.

[@northeasterndirtandpropert7974]

Not just the fact of having it on your jobsite,But this machine could also be jobbed out to help with the overhead costs.I'm sure other contractors or jobsites may need occasional lifts,from tree work to rooftop mechanicals.Very versatile machine.

[@truongduongvan6528]

I am fully impressed! It's just a complete kzbin.infoUgkxGqOCINHE0Z0E5gxzSdNi9NWGugRY5Hm2 plan with the best resources and step by step instructions . These shed plans are so satisfying as if the sheds build themselves on their own. Worthy work Ryan!

[@allenlong3939]

I have wanted to try one of those for years. I didn’t know they were remote controlled. Maybe the earlier ones weren’t or different brands. Begged companies to rent one or try one out. Most companies can’t see the forest for the trees or care about safety regardless of what they say. I’m happy you were able to try it out. I had not heard of the Magni brand, thanks for bringing it to us.

[@MrHughk1]

I used to work a merlo roto, had winch, forks, man basket and reach basket which is an incredible tool. You will find many uses for that type of machine.

[@stevelinder7975]

It’s an awesome machine. I had one for about five years, and it held its value amazingly well. It is definitely a force multiplier because they replaced so many other machines and we got bucket attachments, rotating forks, regular forks, jib with winch, etc. We could completely demolish and literally lift houses apart in huge pieces with this unit lower to the ground and then disassemble. So increases safety as well. Your efficiency will go through the roof👍🏻

[@brianmurphy5041]

That's awesome, I would use in a heartbeat, so capable and no crane certs. Then remote operation, win win win. Thir rig would pay for itself.

[@maximummarklee]

I’m not even in the business and I want one now. Excellent demonstration!

[@tmkrick]

I like how Kyle says "Boom!" every time he uses the "boom" / telehandler.

[@hugo795431]

We have 4 magni telehandlers at my work here in Sweden. They for sure are great machines.

[@terencecottington4273]

Wow....I don't even own a building company, nor to I work within the industry, nor do I know anything about building but seeing this amazing piece of kit I WANT ONE !!!!!!

[@c.n.h4841]

If you buy this machine make sure to buy the feet pad extension or have them maid because you deal with muddy condition and it will help the machine not want to sink

[@TheWolfster001]

Nice, I have used similar ones many years ago, WOW. All the tech in it is awesome.. I can see the love in your eye's.. I would bet you are going to end up buying it.. By just some of what it can do, more then justifies getting one.. On a large crew that would eliminate the need for so many people, but for just you're two man operation, I think it is almost a necessity to own one, 99% of all your jobs would surely benefit from having it.. I know you already have thought that yourself.. Thank you for sharing.. Be Blessed... 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@Sauron227]

The Magni RTH 6.35 is one of the most awesome machines I've ever ran. With 90+ feet of vertical reach and all the different attachments including a boom lift man basket, trash bins, forks, and the jib boom. Used 2 of them out at Tinker AFB building the KC46a hangers. Only real draw back is they are super expensive and require a semi to haul lol.

[@dennismcclintock3154]

Wow this thing is insane.I love this thing ,as a heavy equipment operator and crane operator. Not sure if you run cranes. The greatest lift in a crane is up vertical. The lower the boom the greater the tip weight on the boom and the further out your load is away from the crane the greater the tip weight is closer is always better if possible.so what you experienced was correct on the screen extended way our at a low angel is what you said is about 800lbs but retract back in the tip weight and load now changes the further back you go toward the crane.And yes always hit your stop on the remote to avoid any accidental movement which we all know could be disastrous.all cranes operate the same but the touch and feeell to operate them is all a bit different as you may know. This thing is seriously just awesome and such a small foot print.Have fun with this and hope your able buy or rent with option to buy thanks again for the awesome video

[@mikedrozy4057]

Love your vid, I’ve been driving telehandlers for 8 years now and this is the coolest thing I’ve seen!

[@johnherman2403]

Glad you like our machine. It is definitely a game changer!

[@JamesMCrutchley]

I work as a flagger. That beeper is so annoying! But it has saved my life and the life of others with different equipment over the years. I have lost a few friends when people have operated machinery and/or large equipment with non functional beepers. People die every year from not noticing equipment moving backwards and get crushed to death. It happens every year.

[@nekoroms]

First thing that came to my mind is that "wait a minute..those can also have a crane winch on the end of the boom to turn it into a crane and you can then lift crane pallet forks and use the pallet forks to move pallets over buildings...that would be handy if you ever indeed buy one"...also make sure you know how big of a hole you can drive the machin into...or you one day end up building it into a building

[@gregsmith455]

If you add a winch to it that makes it a crane and you have to have a license in order to operate it.

[@awakentruth1116]

Awesome Kyle! In a few years you'll have a machine that builds the entire barn by itself! 😄

[@hhprogressiveconstruction1140]

The remote control option is killer . Kyle loves that feature on his .

[@timgrov3]

We had one at SpaceX in Brownsville TX when I worked there. It had a lot of problems with the sensors. Then they finally got that fixed and had DEF problems

[@ketoinvestor]

Post-frame, stick-frame, tree-trimming, log cabins, sign-installation, does it all. Only other downsides: extra equipment to haul/support it, extra vehicle insurance (these are costs you pass on to well-served, happy customers though 👍)

[@Shepherd1234]

Are you a small crew too or bigger?

[@chrisboyington3176]

That’s why renting is such a popular option

[@joncooper3188]

It also has basket attachment that is used for a manlift. We have already discussed this equipment for our current job site.

[@kipwelch5316]

Not a toy but many things to consider. Insurance cost, liability insurance, accident insurance, machine maintenance, operational training costs. Is it cost effective ? Will it make you money ? Need to hire a flat bed to transport it ? Can't lift anything when the wind is over 20 knots. Will it make you money or just make life easier ? Not wanting to be negative but in terms of safety this is a very special machine. Yes, I am a former Mobile Crane operator and there's a big responsibility taken on when operating this type of equipment. Good luck.. 🤞🤞👍👍👍👍😊😊

[@dsmreloader7552]

I was waiting for an operator to comment, certainly a bunch of responsibility and pitfalls with something like this. Just watch all of the crane accident videos on YT to see what can happen to someone not qualified!

[@jackww839]

Such a cool machine! The remote function is insane 😎

[@Aepek]

0:31 @RR Buildings Kyle, that was so funny 😆, BUT (yep, always one and gotta love ‘em, lol), the analogy was really good for explaining what this piece of art, does & is👍🏻 Congrats on getting one, they’re pretty cool, huge, but cool. Definitely gonna help you out on this build; along w/ some of your others you’ll be doing. Naturally, once you have one of these (or any new tool, machinery, etc…..) you 100% find ways to use it, and also realize just how great it is and how you ever got along doing jobs w/o one…..never fails😉 (like buying a new vehicle & then while driving you see the same vehicle everywhere…..never fails😅). Congrats again Kyle and Greg that you are at the point where able to get something like this and your business is booming, so very awesome, and I know you’ll end up buying one….cuz once you start, you’ll never go back😁😉¹ Cheers my friends✌🏻 ¹ edited for spelling errors b c of the lovely autocorrect 🤦🏼 lol

[@rollinlowford]

We had 5 of these on a coke oven rebuild... they worked, but we had the repair guy out there constantly. Vibrations from the machine kept cracking the rad/lines, a/c would lose charge after 2 days, sensors would fail... anyone who's looking also make sure you don't need a crane licence to run one I know more, and more places are going this way because too many people have been getting hurt from improper use of there and sorry to say it's mainly the group you listed... they hop in or grab the remote and next thing its laying across their house.

[@bryanparks9316]

Buy it Kyle! That's the coolest tool you've ever tested xxx

[@philsulzberger7018]

All we needed was the xmas tree in the background. One excited kid with a new toy. Great machine.

[@MrOpcode]

Neat machine. The only way I could see you owning this sort of a machine is if you're able to rent it out to other trades when you're not using it.

[@andrewsamanthamadison3320]

I’d say that machine is sick but that would be underrated! Glad it’ll help you and your crews job easier!

[@pwisc2115]

Daaaaaamn! I was excited as you were on this video about how fun and high tech that baby is. 👏🏼💪🏽

[@Lqx.MM2]

Amazing how much you guys accomplish with just the two of you and your machines. You make it look so easy. Thanks again for sharing.

[@electricianron_New_Jersey]

These huge purchases are ALWAYS JUSTIFIED if it makes the work easier and MORE PROFITABLE. Tools for construction over the past twenty-five years have been improving wonderfully. Good luck with the new machine RR.

[@neamtialin]

These are amazing tools, very common here in Europe, but our experience with the 39 meters one was not the best. The software has bugs and needed assistance a few times a week. Manitou are a bit more refined, but they switched to Yanmar engines instead of Mercedes, will see how that works out. I hope you get joy out of such a versatile machine!

[@supadave41]

I just sold one to a framer for $275,000. Expensive but makes work so much easier and saves a lot of time since you can leave it in one spot and rotate when picking.

[@travisshrewsbury7169]

Well that just made all other telehandlers a little obsolete. I’ve never seen one of those,definitely worth the price.

[@Bdigital9482]

Obsolete there are a ton of different brands on the market

[@fredmasse6451]

Manitou brand still better

[@wherekengo]

Blessed! Happy for your success. This is what you get with quality work. Keep it up

[@troysgarage]

Boys and their toys! Seriously though. That thing is awesome!

[@georgeryan7625]

Been using the Manitou equivalent for the last four years an awesome addition to any construction fleet.

[@wileycoyotesr8623]

I like the cab. Seems an operator has complete visual above, to all sides, and the ground. That's big-time safety.

[@damienrodriguez3288]

Awsome score dude. I just scored a JLG 600AJ boom myself. Big tools are the coolest. Keep rockin bro

[@andrewcarr2431]

I was impressed (and scared) by the 100+ height, then you wipe out a remote control.....man with machine = job done!

[@harrytaylor6854]

very nice unit had a boom on my truck with the remote i had a grin from ear to ear just really like it as you know well done guy's

[@BrandonDodd]

I would love one. Thank you for showcasing it. I looked at them and the weight of the machines is crazy. Understandably, but transporting from job site to job site could be a big cost.

[@zavet100]

I have a RTH 6.26 for a year now , it’s a Great Machine you should buy it.

[@thegreenguy8837]

In Europe these things are fairly common. Glad to see you like the tech.

[@joseph7640]

It's amazing what two dudes can get done, when they're working efficiently.

[@dreamcat4]

well what you need is a local cooperative builders collective. whereby 7-10 contracters each chip in 50k. and you all agree upon a common set of rules by which to timeshare the thing. and prioritize jobs fairly. you would probably also include some sort of penalties system for breaking the rules too. and share the servicing and maintenance costs

[@robertgonzalez8419]

Now that there my friend is a game changer no brainer this is where you need to put your money be safe God bless

[@seancollins6524]

Having a remote makes it a fantastic Machine. Looking in from Ireland 🇮🇪

[@Grantski2007]

This machine is awesome. For what you guys do on the regular this thing seems like a game changer. Even just to rent out for the truss work and outside posts

[@rodpotts2666]

That thing should have been able to lift that whole stack. Cool as hell. Smarter not harder. You have it figured out!

[@Jabberwok28]

When we were working on the new terminal at the airport, I think the ironworkers, I think, had one to move some of their smaller assemblies up onto the higher floors. It was pretty neat.

[@para-cad_llc]

Tool Freak is a thing. Thanks for sharing your passion for cool tools.

[@greglawrence742]

Kyle, your excitement was obvious! Agree this particularone may be overkill for your scale, right now, but what a great piece of equipment. Hopefully you will have your version soon. Maybe when you get to 1.5M subbers you can celebrate with a gift to yourself, lol!

[@RRBuildings]

Haha

[@dylanburgess1157]

We have these at our company’s called Merlos some of the most bad ass machines iv seen so useful and they can be remote control

[@wintilator9595]

Once in a while we have a Merlo (which is basically the Frog-version of the Magni :D) on hand and the opportunity to operate this thing falls always back to me because no one has the urge to drive that thing. Man, it´s so much fun and is the most versatile machine you could have on most sites for sure. Thank you for sharing your Excitement and Amusement you can have with Machines in general. Keep up the awesome work Kyle and Greg!!!

[@billzima7068]

Even with that price tag ..with all the time and energy it would save you guy's I can't see it not being paid off in reasonable time. With you guy's only building these structures it wouldn't sit that much. I hope it's a part of the team soon:)

[@Potrvlb]

Very very nice piece of equipment! And dude you did a great job as usual demonstrating the versatility and capabilities 👍👍.

[@POLOLOUS3]

Awesome game changer. Your going to discover more usages for the remote control ability than you think. Be interesting to know how much labor hours you save on a full build with it.

[@michaelmaas5544]

Free advertising for Magni. Pretty smart of them and lucky for you!

[@gelvid7880]

Love your videos mate. I roof in Aus and the guys that lift our roofs for multi storey have a 6m jib that is really handy for going over top of things👌

[@chrisfiene8260]

How much faster were you able to set all the trusses than normal

[@MandoFettOG]

Same question here

[@ArturovgRS]

It's what I need at my job, we do pole buildings and use latter's , we're tired of going up and down all the time

[@dustyken]

Not sure what's more fun: running that machine or watching you and your reaction to running it. :)

[@btcbob11392]

I've seen $100,000 pickup trucks in dealers showrooms so that machine for 325,000 seems like a great deal. Plus you could own that for 10 years and probably get 50% of your money back..

[@RRBuildings]

Agree

[@jamesrussell6870]

10 years? My 22 year old material handler is still in great shape...

[@thomasvittetoe1930]

Having that remote with speed up the job so much

[@o0o-jd-o0o95]

very nice .... i used to drive a telehandler... they're very cool machines to have. but this thing is like a crane too ... wow

[@Donnyboy65]

Looks like the perfect machine for picking fiberglass pools over houses.

[@plane1880]

It like the swiss army knife you need on a job site!!! I can't wait to sell one.

[@portnuefflyer]

30 ton National boom truck op. here, 110' of stick ( which rotates 10' above the ground, so a tip height even higher) with a rotating enclosed cab (the only way to fly), the first thing I did when I got it home (my 6 th. rig, one at a time, bigger and better each time) was put a switch of the backup noise maker, for when, (rarely) have it home. I like the counterweight it has, and it's way (weigh??) back there also from the center of rotation. This think look pretty awesome, but new probably costs more than a low time boom truck AND a low time reach forklift. Still...., especially with a remote, which I had on a 17 ton boom truck, it was a game change. The "how do I get out" thing is a pretty serious drawback. I got my my first 10 ton boom truck 24 years ago, when still building pole barns, shops, and houses. Just for my own use, next thing I knew I was busy working it for other contractors, saw the light, put the hammer down and been a full time crane op since then. Pays much better and easier too, just costs a bit to get set up right.

[@Z-Bart]

Too Cool! To be able to run that with a remote. Nice!

[@davetaylor4741]

Awesome machine. So well thought out and versatile. Great Demo should get them all sorts of contacts.

[@stuartandrews4344]

You want to see the Magni with the JIB WITH WINCH attachment fitted,it's a very impresive sight..

[@ColtonBlumhagen]

You're going to want a winch attachment for sure. To eliminate boom movement when stretched out trying to place a piece. Much safer.

[@boogboog8097]

You can contract to fell trees in yards with it too, there is an attachment grapple saw

[@BrandonDodd]

That RC function is a game changer for your crew size. Some serious cost analysis is needed because that's a hard purchase to say no to.

[@Jtwizzle]

One of the coolest pieces of equipment ive seen!

[@Clean12Silverado]

Branch out to Columbus Ga. We’re ready RR 🌎💪🏼

[@noconz0727]

I've never seen you so giddy in a video. That thing is freaking amazing

[@steffen707-]

I love how excited you were. You're a YT sensation, just buy it! Sarcasm. =)

[@hibiki54]

I operated one of those putting in 26ft x 3ft x 5in Kingspan panels. Fun times.

[@DannyBoyInMarseille]

I love your enthusiasm Kyle, I'm not in the construction industry but I'd like to buy one as well!

[@Overpar73]

Wow, that thing is really neat, I see a smaller one in your future!!

[@Dougie_trades]

Not being able to haul it yourself could be a bit of a pain but if a smaller one would do the job and be haulable that would be great!

[@JBLewis]

The US really needs to get on board with the white noise "beeper". I just got back from a trip to London, and the construction sites are much less obnoxious, but just as safe (or safer).

[@Aepek]

4:53 ANYONE ELSE out there, besides me…… Ever want to extend to max and hook up a swing to one of these (or other machinery like)….and just SEND IT; swinging as high and fast as can! I’ve always wanted to do that, and not just at ground level, but raised up a bit……imo, would be so much fun!!🤪

[@dddriller1]

Just remember NEVER GET UNDER A LOAD please be safe very good work