Tractor Backhoes Weak?

[paulfun9]

Operator!

 

[spitter]

Depends what you are compareing it to a shovel or a mini . Always is hardest breaking surface depending up on ground I did an addition in Stonetown [apply named ] and the digging took forever then did one in Toms river and the same size addition took one quarter the time. That guy had no idea how to dig [no tecknique ] . He wasn't realy wanting to dig a hole anyway.:drink:

 

[BrokenTrack]

My backhoe is slow because it lacks flow, but a hydraulic cylinder has the same pressure on it no matter what the size....3000 PSI. That is what determines break out force.

As I said, my little backhoe is slow, but I have busted out frozen ground with it when my septic tank needed work in mid-January. It was not what I wanted to do.

Still, anything beats a pickaxe and shovel.

 

[Jstpssng]

I don't think that he tried to do any more than that with it, rather he was trying to show that it could dig. He wouldn't have run my tractor more than 5 seconds anyways... when he started it up and immediately hit the throttle I would have kicked him off it.

 

[BrokenTrack]

I don't think that he tried to do any more than that with it, rather he was trying to show that it could dig. He wouldn't have run my tractor more than 5 seconds anyways... when he started it up and immediately hit the throttle I would have kicked him off it.

That happens a lot of YouTube, and understandably so. People get something new, are eager to show its use off, and so they film themselves operating it when they are really lousy with it. They should wait until they get comfortable operating it, but by then, it is just another tool in the barn.

So I get it. But when I see something like this, I never judge the equipment, or the operator: we all get excited about shiny and new things.

 

[Jstpssng]

That happens a lot of YouTube, and understandably so. People get something new, are eager to show its use off, and so they film themselves operating it when they are really lousy with it. They should wait until they get comfortable operating it, but by then, it is just another tool in the barn.

So I get it. But when I see something like this, I never judge the equipment, or the operator: we all get excited about shiny and new things.

I could be mistaken, but believe that he's a salesman for a Branson dealer who posts videos occasionally. If so I hope that they have somebody else showing new buyers how to run their tractors.

 

[ptsg]

I could be mistaken, but believe that he's a salesman for a Branson dealer who posts videos occasionally. If so I hope that they have somebody else showing new buyers how to run their tractors.

Yes, you're right. Just don't go look at the other videos. It's equally bad.

 

[paulfun9]

Maybe someone who knows who he is and the dealership he works at could do everyone a favor and tell him he can’t operate it and to take the video down because it’s embarrising to watch and will most likely loose sales for his brand of tractor.

 

[Peter 315]

Maybe someone who knows who he is and the dealership he works at could do everyone a favor and tell him he can’t operate it and to take the video down because it’s embarrising to watch and will most likely loose sales for his brand of tractor.

True....

 

[fried1765]

I don't think that he tried to do any more than that with it, rather he was trying to show that it could dig. He wouldn't have run my tractor more than 5 seconds anyways... when he started it up and immediately hit the throttle I would have kicked him off it.

YUP!
Hardly time for oil pressure to come up, and he is at high RPM.
Machinery moron!