SANY SY95 AFTER 100 HRS OF OWNERSHIP. THE GOOD & BAD. I TALKED THEY LISTENED

[@allied1394]

Nice to have the support of both the dealer and sany that’s huge. I usually only buy equipment from dealers I’m close to then at least if you need service they are easy to get to

[@MrKurtank]

After almost a year I've finally caught up! Finding your channel has been a blessing and I'm looking forward to cheering you on the further you go with your mission!

[@enterBJ40]

MR. Kurtank? Are you a fan of the famous german aircraft designer? If so I think you misspelled.

[@genecoppedge5972]

Use a torch to heat the tracking levers and configure to your liking, You’ve had the machine for a hundred hours. You like that the machine is stable and not tippy, well if the boom was further out it’ll make more tippy.

[@Kmecha84]

Push the pedals forward and see how much you have to the glass. Heat up the joints with a torch and bend them straighter

[@michaelsylvester7272]

Hi bud, It’s always nice to hear your professional thoughts and improvements.

[@williamshardwoodspecialist6023]

Nice review always nice to have people like yourself to inform others thank you i myself will be taking delivery of my new 50c im hoping to be posting some reviews on my machine..

[@frasermcculloch7725]

I'm running a Sany 500 right now and its also very uncomfy to track backwards lol. You'd think on a big machine they could make the cab a little bigger... but nope. Otherwise its a nice machine, even with 6000 hours on it.

[@OakMountainAcotts]

Hello from New Brunswick! Stumbled onto your channel and enjoy watching the excavator work. We just started our channel about 10 months ago. Enjoying your videos! Take care, Jason

[@workplaytv]

Hey awesome man I’ll check it out for sure!

[@wpog8453]

Sounds like you probably have an electronically adjustable priority valve if you decide to run a mulcher on it.

[@vince5506]

Always good to catch up w you! A bit off topic, but have you thought about getting a diesel fuel tank put on your property for all your equipment and trucks to fill? Just curious. Great video! 👍🏼

[@workplaytv]

Not really my gear travels all over the place so it wouldn’t be much advantage.

[@jakematic]

Man that’s an impressive machine for sure so far…. from this Kubota diehard lol Mid 30s and high humidity here is making too much swamp ass for us Hope the missus and Big Boy Bauer are doin good !

[@workplaytv]

Hey buddy all well. It’s been hot here too. Close the cab and crank the AC.

[@michaelsuttle6920]

I'd love to hear from you if you have been able to figure out or get something done to get a longer stick on your 95

[@jeffbailey7765]

Ty the machine is a beast along with the stunning 450 in the background

[@NealORussa]

What do you think about the width of the machine? It's the same width as the sy75. The sy60 is actually wider than the 75 and 95. I realize the 60 has a swing boom that sticks out front but still, found it odd.

[@workplaytv]

It’s typical width for a machine of that size. It’s very stable

[@pigsonhummers]

Nice meeting your at risser’s beach a few weeks ago looking forward to your next video.

[@workplaytv]

Hey awesome man! It was very nice meeting you as well. Hope your having a good time in the valley.

[@brendonpartridge6362]

Hey workplaytv a nother awesome videos on your channel alot every day u are awesome KZbinr u really are doing a such amazing job on your channel say safe and healthy with your family i hope this will get better soon so we can all get back to normal life u my favorite KZbinr 😀

[@aussiedirtmover]

Good job your doing just remember the longer the dipper arm is the more chance of hitting the front of the machine saw a guy extend his oneday. His operator wasnt paying attention next thing the cab got smashed. 😥😥😥😥😥🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺😥😥😥😥😥😥😥😥😥😥he was lucky he didnt get badly injured. A way to overcome the peddle issues is get a couple brake lever protectors for bicycle handlebars slide them on the lever and use your feet to pull levers back so much faster and easier.😀😀😀😀😀

[@michaelmccord5764]

Thanks for the video! Getting tired of working for the other guy and wanting to get out on my own. I know this question is a bit area specific but would you mind giving me some direction on what I should charge per hour for an excavator like this and skid steer per hour also?

[@stephaniewilson3955]

Those rocks could be the most amazing features. I am thinking seating around a fire-pit, maybe.

[@bozzaa]

I got a cat 312 with a long stick. That's a good set up for reach on a relatively small machine. Nothing like the old Komatsu 300 though with the huge boom, long stick and 54" wide bucket. Lol, you wanna pull stumps and move rock? That's the way to do it. You ain't haulin that with your pick up truck though.

[@bozzaa]

Do they have a long stick version of that machine? Yes, that is a short stick. Similar to a Cat 307. Not sure if they have long sticks for those either? The ones I've run were both short stick.

[@dougforr4704]

Have you used the aux hydraulics? Do you plan on mulching with it? Thinking of getting the 155 but gpm seemed a little low compared to others.

[@tkskates]

Heat up the control lever and bend it perhaps

[@In2investing]

Finally pulled trigger on an 80u. Did you have a 36" bucket on yours? Debating between 30" and 36" for the 80u

[@workplaytv]

I opted for the 36. Congrats on the new machine

[@darrengilbert7214]

I'm looking at a 80U may pick it up next week ? I like CAT & JD but Price and warranty is Big on SANY

[@williambreze1666]

Awesomeness, And great video.

[@mitchellwise2695]

Hi I'm looking to buy a Sany 5t or 6t excavator. Just wondering how yours has been so far. Unfortunately the dealer doesn't have demo machines only new machines that can be moved around but no digging to really test it out.

[@workplaytv]

I have 2 and very happy

[@darrengilbert7214]

$90K For New One w 5 Year 5000 warranty Not bad ... JD 85G $155k and CAT 309 $191

[@charles17508]

Man somtimes I would like to have a job like that just getting property's cleared out and roads made just seems a little bit like a stress less job.

[@workplaytv]

Well I wouldn’t say that. Haha

[@bozzaa]

@@workplaytv Right. Plenty of stress when working on all those rocky jobs and when stuff breaks down.

[@arronclark711]

Wow dude.... I didn't know they made these gizmos.... I've been using a pick....shovel...and crowbar .... Ha great vid

[@darrengilbert7214]

If you had a choice between SANY 95 & 80U , I believe you have both now ... Cost of Craig bucket and thumb ? Hydraulic coupler is it worth it $8,000 ? Thx 4 Help

[@workplaytv]

If I was to have only 1 machine I’d prob go with the 80

[@JeffrikOG9]

How much do these run? Also this or kubota ad first excavator?

[@workplaytv]

This was $122k cdn. It’s too early to tell. Need another year or so and see how it holds up

[@macservices3061]

I run a bobcat t770 with fecon. And a e42 watching how you like the 4ton wonder how my e42 would do with a mulcher.

[@dulagaferhatovic1426]

I need to catch up on all your recent videos, I miss the winter plowing videos 😂

[@gabrielchartrand6342]

Nice video. I stumbled on your channel and I'm also thinking of getting a new machine. I have a 2009 080-3 since new. It currently has 10,000hrs. It has been a super solid machine. I'm up in northern Ontario and we build lots of septics as well. Do you think this machine will be as reliable as your Kubota?

[@workplaytv]

I’m hoping but it’s too early to tell

[@gabrielchartrand6342]

​@@workplaytv did you by chance price out a "name brand" machine to compare? I haven't gone to see our Sany dealer to see how much less money they are? 20%??

[@briantalley6334]

What would be your goto machine.? The Kubota or the Sany.? I am looking at both and would like your opinion.!

[@workplaytv]

The SANY has much more power and lifting ability, easy on fuel, more stable. The Kubota is slightly more comfortable. Longer reach and less tail swing. So if all depends what you are using the machine for. The Kubota is lighter as well. Hope that helps

[@SadlonCattleCompany]

Sanys 80u on paper can lift more than the 95 and boom is out front. Would be an interesting comparison.

[@workplaytv]

For sure . Less HP and less counter weight I would be surprised if it actually could.

[@523FILMS]

Thought this thing would be clapped at 50 hrs 😂 good to see it works for ya

[@RobertKohut]

Nice!! Boulder City... :-)

[@ranch3727]

Hope all is well bro!

[@phatboizbackyardkustomz9006]

Needs a longer stick option

[@workplaytv]

Agree

[@bhermon265]

Great video 👍

[@91rss]

how hard is it to get parts up in remote areas like there? we heard in the winter you cant get parts till the water opens up and supply ships get in

[@workplaytv]

I’m in Nova Scotia nothing changes in the winter. Our ocean doesn’t freeze also the trucks and planes don’t stop,

[@Frontireadventures]

Remote?...lol

[@tianchai2526]

👍👍👍

[@macservices3061]

Love the Chanel

[@Maniacmachinist]

Can you make a video how you built your business to this point? I think that would be cool

[@workplaytv]

Sure can

[@dantemenzies5719]

How do you fuel your machines if you don’t have a tank on your truck?

[@workplaytv]

I do

[@ThriftyGarage]

You should do the eggxcavator challenge!

[@davidwithers7181]

Don't understand why you aren't pushing the trees over then cutting

[@douglaswilliams1792]

Probably need a SY135

[@jserdnoloc9088]

what state are you in?

[@ivanfitch9158]

Nova Scotia

[@tongusgrump2261]

Cat 315 used?

[@workplaytv]

What do you mean?

[@tongusgrump2261]

Buy new or used

[@bozzaa]

A ton of tail swing? Ha,ha. Run my 1994 Komatsu PC-300, Lol.

[@rionijam6137]

awesome, support the Chinese economy.

[@workplaytv]

I guess you don’t realize that there is a plant in the USA that builds these, guess you also don’t realize most parts on all equipment is made in china, I guess you don’t realize 90% of the items in your home and entire life is made in china. So same for you good job supporting the Chinese economy.

[@rionijam6137]

@@workplaytv we all better keep up the good work then ey, sheeple.

[@rionijam6137]

about your dipper arm being to short, just add a power tilt to it and you will gain the 2 ft you were after plus the added advantage of being able to shape quicker and neater.

[@74stevedc]

@@workplaytv I'm not 100 percent certain but is Kubota and Hitachi made in Japan? The Japanese stuff like Toyota and Honda seem to hold up better.

[@tongusgrump2261]

Yup TeePees are what the Indian huts are called…

[@malacruxnorman3162]

90degread bom.....

[@allenbreedlove8906]

That’s not a sany bucket and thumb so as far as teeth go you can’t blame that on sany..

[@workplaytv]

I didn’t

[@allenbreedlove8906]

@@workplaytv I know !! I’m just looking at sany and trying to give them as much credit as possible lol