Any particular model?

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That's a great tip, thanks for the comment!

Thanks for the comment! Hello from the UK👋🏽

Thanks for the feedback, we understand this is an issue but unfortunately the black jackets are our uniform! We do try and include as many close up clips as possible so you get a good look at the products we're talking about!

Thanks for the comment, Luke! If you give us a call, one of our sales team will be able to help you with this

They're a very useful attachment, aren't they!

Sorry to hear this video didn't answer the questions you had! This video was more to focus on the areas to physically inspect when purchasing a second hand machine, but we do have another video coming up in the near future about the different things you should consider before purchasing, such as determining power and performance, or the digging depth and reach that you require! Hopefully that video is more geared to what you're after!

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@@Rhinox-Group fair play, I like Glenn either way 😎

Thank you for the in-depth comment Sam! We agree that there are extra things to consider outside of this video, this video was just to include products that we sell that you can use for lifting. We would always recommend people/companies do their own research into the specifics of LOLER and site regulations because we are not the experts in this section!

Thank you very much!

Thank you for the comment!

Rhinox grading beams are available to order on our website or you can get in touch and one of our team will be able to help you! Shop online - UK: www.rhinox-group.com Shop online - US & Canada: www.rhinox-group.us

Thanks for the comment! We're glad this video could help!

Cement / concrete pumps can be a lot more expensive so are not always in peoples budgets! They can also be difficult to use if you can't back your concrete truck up close enough to where you're pouring! Check out our video here comparing concrete buckets and pumps here for a more in-depth comparison between the two methods: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ld-PoMWey7y8dmg.html

@@Rhinox-Group okay thank u for information

Thanks for the comment! For slightly damp material a few shakes of the arm should dislodge the material. For thicker, sticker material like clay, this bucket may not be ideal. We would recommend a clay spade bucket for this environment - kzfaq.info/get/bejne/eLiiY7iSxr65h6c.html

We'd love to say it was one of our warehouse guys but unfortunately it was a borrowed clip😂

Our KZfaq channel features videos for our UK and US business. If you're based in the US or Canada, your order will be dispatched from our Alabama distribution warehouse, unless the product is out of stock. In this case, it could be dispatched from our UK warehouse. Both deliveries will take around 4-7 days business days! Hope this helps😊

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Thanks for the comment! Check out this video: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/gZOqltGnv5nXeqs.html It's one of our slightly older videos but the processes are the same! Hope this helps😊

Seems your buckets are better. Do you sell them in Central Texas?

@@Rhinox-Group That seems to be a different system. My Bobcat E42 has the Bobcat X Change system that is standard.

Sorry for the confusion! We don't currently have a video showing a standard / manual version of the Bobcat X-Change in-use but are buckets will fit your Bobcat E42😃 If you would like to discuss this a bit more with one of our team you can give us a call on (267) 861 0812, or you can shop our online store here: rhinox-group.us/collections/bobcat-e42

Thanks for the comment Pranav! Excavators are ideal for construction but backhoes can be great too, especially for sites where you need to travel across concrete or tarmac that you need to protect!

Thanks for the comment, we're glad it was useful!

We're glad it helped👍

We would not recommend the ripper tooth for digging trenches! This attachment has no capacity to hold material so you wont be able to remove dirt from the ground. We do offer a micro trenching bucket, which allows you to dig deep, narrow trenches up to 27" deep. You can shop this here: rhinox-group.us/products/kubota-quick-attach-kx040-micro-trenching-bucket-27-inch-depth The ripper tooth for the Kubota KX040 has a shank length of 25" - you can find this here: rhinox-group.us/products/kubota-4k-kx040-ripper-tooth We hope this helps!😊

@@Rhinox-Group Awesome! Thanks so much! I’m going to check it out.

@@Rhinox-Group it’s just what we were looking for. I just ordered a 4” trenching bucket.

That's awesome - thank you for the order Doug! You should receive your order in 2-7 business days👍You will receive your tracking details once your order has been dispatched!

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Do you know the pin dimensions of your excavator? This will allow us to get the correct hitch for your specific machine! Here's a handy guide to show you how to measure them: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ZsycfqSDy8Wckok.html

Thanks for the comment Andrew! Our micro trenching buckets are available in 3" to 6" widths and 400mm or 700mm depths. To answer your questions: 1. If you're working to a minimum depth of 750mm for water regs, then the 700mm bucket may not be deep enough. If cutting through concrete or tarmac prior to digging, you won't be able to dig further than the bucket length (700mm) because the concrete will stop the bucket headstock and prevent you from digging further. But if you're digging through soft material, you will be able to dig further, you may just disturb the top surface of soil a bit more! 2. One of the 3" wide buckets will be wide enough for your 2" main! Hope this helps!

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Glad to help, thank you for the comment! We're always looking for more video ideas so if there's anything else you're looking for information about let us know😃

@@Rhinox-Group I'm always wondering what type of grease is best. Red, blue ect.. prices can vary a lot..

@@Butchie777 Thanks - we do have a small section in this video about types of grease: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/n7iFf5aZr8mue40.html Hope this helps!

Give it a go and let us know how it works👀

Amazing, we love to hear it! Thank you for the comment😃

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😂😊 Thanks for the comment! If you like a bit of Elvis Presley you'll enjoy the intro to this video: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/e6x9fsJ61s64kWQ.html

I've been using this micro trencher for a year now, buried over 3000' of fiber conduit. Yes it will gum up in heavy clay but it falls out with a few shakes, it's a great tool.

Thanks for the comment! As David mentioned in his comment, if you're digging through thick, sticky material it can get clogged but the cut outs in the side help the material to unclog. Hope this helps😊

@@davidmays2161 We're glad to hear you're getting on well with your micro trencher David, thank you for the comment! Happy digging👏

You're welcome - glad we could help!😄

Sorry to hear this video didn't give you the information you needed, it wasn't intended to compare to other semi-autos on the market but that is a video we can look into doing! But to answer your questions in relation to the Rhinox autolock hitch, the geometry is the same as our old style manual quick hitch so your bucket shouldn't sit forwards compared to a standard hitch!

Dave does have a strong accent - he's based in Kent!