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Interesting? Not sure what else I can say about that rig....... other than it wouldn't be quite as 'effective' here in NH soil.
 
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J-J, Thanks for sharing.

Neat toy. No worry's about transporting across a lawn. Easy to transport as well.

The ultimate kids sand box toy!!
 
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I wonder why the battery vs. a gas powered engine. I can't imagine the batteries and motor being much cheaper that a simple gas engine.
 
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be great to have to dig up a water or sewer line in a basement or in a building,
 
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Interesting...got feeling the bones etc. will take beating tho.
 
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Good for digging out cellar no exhaust fumes.
 
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JJ terrific post!!!!!!! I watched the video twice. I really really like electric if for no other reason, no gas to go bad, no fumes and can use anywhere anytime. I purchased an electric log splitter for those very reasons. I love not having another motor to worry about gas going bad, or gas tank rusting, or mouse eating ignition components. I really like that I can store it anywhere, no gas.

That backhoe looked really really well built, even the bucket looked professionally done. I wonder who welded up?

Thanks again, goes to show you there are a number of ways to spin a hydraulic pump.

Joel
 
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I wonder if they make a 110v adapter for it as well? Looks like just the thing for planting potatoes or rose bushes...
 
 
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