I don't know if I could fit it all in one video! There's a lot of toys between the two machines now! As and when jobs come up for them, I will do my best to make a video.

@@Olliegunns that we be lovely

Thank you so much 😀 I try to make videos I would want to watch and hope others do too.

Elbuggo knew what it stands for and posted it down in the comments "Snabbfaste" is the answer apparently - we learn something every day!

Glad you enjoyed

Hi Andy, thanks for your positive feedback, I try to make videos I would want to watch and hope others do too. I requested my hook from Neil at Nasco Digtec who is my Engcon supplier and installer (also does my Idig system too) He sourced them and welded them on for me before installation. They work a treat and there's a couple of us rocking them as a mod now. Tracking on the levers through DC2 is unfortunately not standard and is quite a costly extra due to the work they have to do under the floor to make it happen. Another couple of thousand pounds if I remember correctly - hence I decided I could carry on tracking with my feet for the time being!

@@Olliegunns Thanks for your reply, yeah I think I’ll stick to the pedals and levers, I’ve spent enough. I’ll speak to CBL regarding the hook.

I will for sure, next time I have a job for it. I've not run it on the 18z yet but it should power it ok flow wise. It will be heavy on the 18z but its not like you run that kind of bucket hard, so should be ok if I'm careful with how I use it.

Its a hard decision and as you have discovered - and there is no right answer really. The S type system has a very low build height which is an advantage with tiltrotators but at the same time, it can be very expensive to change all your attachments over to S type and as you say, you cannot hire S type very easily. On a fixed hitch, S type is better than Lehnhoff as you can run the bucket the other way around like a face shovel, which you cant do with the Lehnhoff but obviously on a tiltrotator you can spin the bucket so that rules out that advantage!

@Olliegunns Yes, so much variables when deciding on a setup. In one of your older videos you said, that you went with the top hitch because you were worried that you would take the tilty of all the time. But you discovered that your worries are unfounded. But on your new setup you also went with the top hitch, what were your reasons to go with it again? I think I would go with a direct mount to save weight.

This is definitely custom build. No one is offering anything bigger than 600mm with S30/180.

You are correct, Engcon made it for me in DB02 profile. Ill have a look at how my litres and how heavy it is tomorrow on site, but the 8026 handles it full no problem and its really good for shifting dirt in a hurry!

@@Olliegunns Thanks! I wish you could demonstrate!

@@Olliegunns I'm guessing the 750mm bucket weights 70kg and the volume is 130l.

Thank you! I knew someone would know the answer to this!

@@Olliegunns More precisely, _fäste_ it is the attachment bracket (that can be S30). The Quick Hitch is FOR the S30 (fäste).

Yes, both run S30/180 as thats what I had on my 8026 first