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I was hoping to find out how to silence the backup beeper

I hate it when my line sharts out.

Thank you very nice tutoring

Hell yeah, i want one, 😂 god bless

How did it hold up?

i am doing the same now with kubota u10-5 :)

This is the video I have been looking for, as I have a jcb 35 size machine, mine is 18 gal a minute, so it looks as if mine would be fine running this same model. I’m prb going with there cheaper model.

TY great video, actually shows E10 in action! not just talking about it.... TYTYTY

OUTSTANDING job--thank you very much!!!!!!

At first, I thought this was grandpa.. turns out, he's G Papi... with the beats

Thanks so much. Just rented this machine for a home project and picked it up in a total rainstorm so I wasn’t able to get a run through from the rental shop.

how much you paid for the Volvo EC35C

How’s the Volvo holding up? Just picked one up

Your tracks are inside your blade. The blade won't clear unless it pivots. So what do you do about that. That is pretty slick though.

Wow, this seems to be one of those rare properties where you have a large tract of land that sits below a creek. In all my years of exploring creeks, I can't say I've ever seen such a situation. Around these parts, pretty much the only thing lower than the creek is more creek further down the creek. Thanks for the video- looks like a super cool place to be!

Where did you get the thumb from thanks

Great video

Did the larger rock dent the floor up ?

Sweet!

How long was the road?

I have a question about your pump

Thanks for reminding me to grease mine!

Good job I’m picking up my e 10 today 😀

An ohms reading would’ve been able to give you a distance without puncturing perfectly good wires. A locating company would’ve been able to find the faults exact location with the right equipment.

This was neat to watch. Thank you!

Where the cheese at

Thanks for the information and "better" user manual,much appreciated

Watching you from 2020 love from India🇮🇳

You can buy a divirter valve that has both lines coming out together instead of opposing, and no handle its a square nut that you use a wrench on...compact is key on the end of the boom. Your going to break some fittings.

I don't have a cab. I come home some nights with a deep tan that washes away when I take a shower. A cab would be nice...

How do you suppose the wire broke

Thank you Sir, Great and Helpful video.

Great video! Just rented one of these and this was greatly helpful! Thanks.

Thank you 🙏

Well I just bought a used E10! I considered the E20 but it’s a bit out of my budget.

I am going to pick up a 418 I just bought today. Does the manual cover greasing the track extension metal tubes?

Very good video and pond ! God Bless !!!

Very helpful. Thanks for posting this!

Hello Mr. Little Digger! I've been watching videos similar to this lately but I didn't expect to find a video from WNC less than an hour from where I live lol. You just picked up a new subscriber, have a good one.

Hi great content. I'm looking to get a Bobcat E10 as well to do finish work here at my property and other trails we have started at a friends place. He has a Kubota U17 so I was thinking the E10 would make a good compliment to that machine and was wondering what you think about that idea. I was also wondering how you like the dozer blade on the E10. I heard the Bobcat's can be quite fussy.

Was your excavator plumbed for the extra connection or did you have to add it. Did you add a diverter valve & if so which one?

Awesome! I need to to that too. Gotta get me one of those

Great video. The first thing I have to do on my new piece of land is install a culvert.

Really enjoying your channel. Just subscribed. I’m a 63 year old guy in the New Mexico desert. Buying a little 6.8 acre parcel here and an E10. Believe it or not water management is a big deal here too. We don’t get much water but when we do it creates problems. Really enjoy your videos.

Why buy Chinese rubbish when you can buy this from our English friends

What size tire wheel combo

Looks good guys

I think these are supposed to be set on gravel bed, slightly lower than flow, then surrounded by packed gravel.and finished with native soil for min 12" on top. Ends are capped with native soil or even better clay for about 2' each end. This creates what's called a "filter diaphram". Essentially what the aggragate does if water starts to work its way around the pipe, is prevent erosion of the underlying soil which would cause settling or collapse over time. Any erosion soil gets stuck in the aggregate, but allows water to flow without settling. I mean seriously packing the whole thing with good red clay would be really good in my opinion but water had an affinity to find its way along interfaces folks!

You do a great job and hello from SC

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