Sany excavator burning trees

We’ve spent a couple months clearing trees and it’s time to get as many burned as we can right now! The Sany SY35U and skid steer made this project a lot easier.

[@morgansword]

Taken the fact that the pump pressure is too low on the mini excavator, tracks are worn out on the skid steer, its a hell of a job but your gonna get it done. I have been in your situation before, in fact still was till I got bad crippled and have never walked a step since. I would love to set on a excavator again.... my last one was a Case 880 and quick change between grapples for logging and the buckets for digging. I only had seven thousand hours on it with a new undercarriage at sixty five hundred hours. At a idle, I do believe it would've picked your skidsteer up with it all it could pick up as well and not know it was in its grapple.

[@Andrewactual]

Those tracks on the skid are new to this endeavor, I hope they aren’t considered worn out. In fact I just used them today, still working great!

[@morgansword]

@@Andrewactual A good set of tracks as far as the ones I owned were tight to the rails and not walking around when moving mud... they may just be lose which explains how they are moving.... might just use the grease gun and see if the slack takes up a bit... I just don't want it to fall off on you when down in some hard spots and you need all the things working their best... nothing wrong with the machine other wise. I have owned a half dozen of them and tracks or nothing as tires are hopeless

[@Andrewactual]

@@morgansword the skid steer has tracks over tires, they are supposed to have stack or they bind. That thing has been unstoppable since I put them on, I’ve buried it a couple times and it just climbs out of the mud, very impressive! Thanks for the advice though, always nice to get other ideas!

[@morgansword]

@@Andrewactual Yikes! I didn't notice that! Your right and I am way wrong and apologize humbly. I should of seen that but was focused on my first thing I see

[@Andrewactual]

@@morgansword no big deal, I appreciate you looking out, I’ve met several people in excavation who have never seen or heard of tracks over tires, not as common as I would have thought!