artisanal mini excavator

barracane

barracane

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. hi, sorry if every now and then I allow myself to intervene with unthinkable and boring discussions. lately I met a mechanic who has a workshop near my country, he built a mini excavator for agricultural use, with your permission I would like to show it to you to know your sincere opinion thanks


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PH 190 N.R.A.

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doobin

doobin

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That micro has got to be better than the Chinese 'Rhinoceros' offering at least! Wonder if it's actually servos? Most likely crappy 4-way spools with a joystick stuck to the top.

Give me an E10 any day of the week.

I'll be brutally honest- all the Italian machines and attachments I have seen (mainly flails) have been very rough- you could say agricultural. See, the EU shovelled money into both Italy and Ireland to try to make them manufacturing powerhouses. The Irish seemed to take the ball and run with it- the Italians just splattered a bit of weld around and then went for a siesta.
 
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Monkeybusiness

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That micro has got to be better than the Chinese 'Rhinoceros' offering at least! Wonder if it's actually servos? Most likely crappy 4-way spools with a joystick stuck to the top.

Give me an E10 any day of the week.

I'll be brutally honest- all the Italian machines and attachments I have seen (mainly flails) have been very rough- you could say agricultural. See, the EU shovelled money into both Italy and Ireland to try to make them manufacturing powerhouses. The Irish seemed to take the ball and run with it- the Italians just splattered a bit of weld around and then went for a siesta.
I’d tend to agree BUT I’ve got a Femac flail which (apart from an input shaft issue that appears to have been a missed-at-pdi untightened taperlock as it has been perfect since that was replaced) is nicely made as well as a Berti (sold as Teagle in the uk) tractor mulcher which is excellent, both of which are Italian manufactured.
 
honey_badger

honey_badger

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That micro has got to be better than the Chinese 'Rhinoceros' offering at least! Wonder if it's actually servos? Most likely crappy 4-way spools with a joystick stuck to the top.

Give me an E10 any day of the week.

I'll be brutally honest- all the Italian machines and attachments I have seen (mainly flails) have been very rough- you could say agricultural. See, the EU shovelled money into both Italy and Ireland to try to make them manufacturing powerhouses. The Irish seemed to take the ball and run with it- the Italians just splattered a bit of weld around and then went for a siesta.
Try getting parts from Italy... clutch slave needed for our carraro tractor and went to try and get parts, found out the whole factory had gone on a 6/8 week summer holiday so no parts until we didn't need the tractor for the rest of the year anyway...!
 
V8Druid

V8Druid

do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
I had quite a bit of Italian made equipment in work - welders, plasma, section rollers, hand held punches and various bits an' pieces of gear ... all performed excellently ...IME, the Italians are damned good engineers and innovators/clever buggers, when presented with an issue/problem and have produced some excellent machinery/vehicles/kit/gear over the years
that lil' PH 190 N.R.A. looks, as said, a hell of a lot better than anything ying tong, for sure (y) hell of a bucket on it too :oops::giggle:
 
barracane

barracane

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thanks your precious opinion, the welds, I believe it does not have a robot, I believe it does it manually, it is a small repair shop thanks again, carraro good brand tractors, perhaps ingenious but lazy Italians, they need their comfort. Thanks again


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V8Druid

V8Druid

do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
now THAT is a blocks splitter (y)
 
CPS

CPS

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That micro has got to be better than the Chinese 'Rhinoceros' offering at least! Wonder if it's actually servos? Most likely crappy 4-way spools with a joystick stuck to the top.

Give me an E10 any day of the week.

I'll be brutally honest- all the Italian machines and attachments I have seen (mainly flails) have been very rough- you could say agricultural. See, the EU shovelled money into both Italy and Ireland to try to make them manufacturing powerhouses. The Irish seemed to take the ball and run with it- the Italians just splattered a bit of weld around and then went for a siesta.
Na the Italian stuff is spot on👍 what you could be looking at is Chinese made labelled Italian stuff. I have noticed abit of this around.
If its generally been made in Italy it will be good gear.
 
barracane

barracane

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this gentleman who produces these tools is an artisan, builds buckets he has built a horizontal wood splitting press, he works in Caulonia a town close to mine, he has repaired tools for a peasant friend of mine, thanks for your kind always wise opinions thank you
 
V8Druid

V8Druid

do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
your mate makes some nice looking gear (y) :cool:... what sort of prices are his 20 and 30t block splitters:unsure:
 
V8Druid

V8Druid

do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
smart looking log grab/grapples too

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barracane

barracane

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he is a painter, the turner welder repairs machinery is a reference point in Caulonia a town close to mine
 
V8Druid

V8Druid

do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
he is a painter, the turner welder repairs machinery is a reference point in Caulonia a town close to mine
could you post this in your won tongue Boyo ... your google-ator is not helping :unsure: :confused::giggle:
 
barracane

barracane

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thanks for your suggestion, I said, this gentleman has a workshop that carries out repairs, mechanical constructions, industrial body painting, sells machinery. thanks again for the sincere and prudent interventions. thanks always helpful and kind

"grazie per il tuo suggerimento, dicevo , questo signore ha una officina che effettua riparazioni, costruzioni meccaniche verniciatura industriale carrozzeria, vende macchinari. grazie ancora per i sinceri ed oculati interventi. grazie sempre utili e gentili"

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