Hi from Nasco

Nasco

Nasco

iDig & Engcon
Good morning guys, good to see some familiar people on here.
For those who don't know us we are UK distributors for iDig 2D machine guidance, Engcon service providers, and dealers for GKD & X-Watch safety systems.
Here to help if you need us
 
K

Komatsu

Well-known member
Welcome Neil, are you going to the Lamma show next month? Ollie
 
Nasco

Nasco

iDig & Engcon
Hi Ollie,
Yes we will be there, Hall 12 very close to Engcon’s stand
 
Engcon UK

Engcon UK

The Noble Art of Digging
Good morning guys, good to see some familiar people on here.
For those who don't know us we are UK distributors for iDig 2D machine guidance, Engcon service providers, and dealers for GKD & X-Watch safety systems.
Here to help if you need us
Welcome Neil, nice to have you on here (y)
 
Gunners

Gunners

Well-known member
Hi Neil, Good to have you on here. Thanks for the early Christmas presents too. Currently munching my way through the Heroes🤤
Also, thanks for the backup and support you have given my business this year with the Idig and Engcon. I really appreciate the quick responses as it gets me back up and running in no time. Usually everytime I forget how to put it into shear mode!
 
Nasco

Nasco

iDig & Engcon
Hi Neil, Good to have you on here. Thanks for the early Christmas presents too. Currently munching my way through the Heroes🤤
Also, thanks for the backup and support you have given my business this year with the Idig and Engcon. I really appreciate the quick responses as it gets me back up and running in no time. Usually everytime I forget how to put it into shear mode!
Your welcome Ollie, thanks for all the recommendations. Really appreciate it.
 
Gunners

Gunners

Well-known member
Neil was the man who did his best to sort the leaks, on a very snowy day after I'd dragged his van through the village and up a driveway to the site, and he performed open heart surgery on the tilty whilst literally underfire from some asshole neighbours! As we all know, Engcon replaced my tilty as it had a manufacturing fault. Cant really complain about any of it really. Except the neighbours who continue to be assholes but now realise they've pissed off the only guy in the village with a tractor for moving their village fete trailer about...... LOL!
And the Idig doesnt leak.... yet
 
Nasco

Nasco

iDig & Engcon
Neil was the man who did his best to sort the leaks, on a very snowy day after I'd dragged his van through the village and up a driveway to the site, and he performed open heart surgery on the tilty whilst literally underfire from some asshole neighbours! As we all know, Engcon replaced my tilty as it had a manufacturing fault. Cant really complain about any of it really. Except the neighbours who continue to be assholes but now realise they've pissed off the only guy in the village with a tractor for moving their village fete trailer about...... LOL!
And the Idig doesnt leak.... yet
He was one special neighbour
 
tinydigger

tinydigger

making machines look small since 1980
welcome to the forum I am sure I spoke to one of your guys at open event for induct training a couple of years ago about the machines you had on site with the engcons fitted
 
Nasco

Nasco

iDig & Engcon
welcome to the forum I am sure I spoke to one of your guys at open event for induct training a couple of years ago about the machines you had on site with the engcons fitted
Yes I was there with a few other guys
 
Grahams

Grahams

Don't complain - suggest what's better
Hi,
I’ve been following with interest the talk about the Idig system and am pretty interested.
I do have a few questions though:
My machines are on tyres and legs and rock a fair bit. Would the machine rocking make the system unusable?
One of my machines has a variable boom, so I guess I would need an extra sensor. Would the system still work on other machines with one piece booms?
My machines have extending dippers. Is there a work round for this apart from not using it?
I often hire in machines, especially long reach machines. would I be able to temporally set up the system on these machines and if so how long, roughly, would it take a complete technophobe to set it up from scratch with one bucket.
I saw in the brochure it works with some tiltrotator to show the tilted angled bucket, please tell me more.
I look forward to hearing from you.
 
V8Druid

V8Druid

do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
Hi,
I’ve been following with interest the talk about the Idig system and am pretty interested.
I do have a few questions though:
My machines are on tyres and legs and rock a fair bit. Would the machine rocking make the system unusable?
One of my machines has a variable boom, so I guess I would need an extra sensor. Would the system still work on other machines with one piece booms?
My machines have extending dippers. Is there a work round for this apart from not using it?
I often hire in machines, especially long reach machines. would I be able to temporally set up the system on these machines and if so how long, roughly, would it take a complete technophobe to set it up from scratch with one bucket.
I saw in the brochure it works with some tiltrotator to show the tilted angled bucket, please tell me more.
I look forward to hearing from you.
some very interesting Q.s there Gra .... if the idig can cope with that lot, 'tis some set up ... although in theory i can't see why not ...... other than duck /walker/Menzi mounted :oops: .... does/would the Idig suffer from sea sickness i wonder :unsure::giggle:
 
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