This MB Crusher testimonial features Daniller Van Zyl of Daniller Grondwerke, who runs a BF80.3 bucket crusher on his excavator — and the numbers speak for themselves. His customers save R250–R280 per cubic meter of material, and the crusher pays for itself on site. MCM Group is the official South African distributor for MB Crusher attachments, with support from branches in Cape Town, George, Gauteng, and Bloemfontein.
In short, on-site crushing with an MB Crusher bucket turns demolition waste, broken concrete, and rubble into reusable aggregate — without hauling a single truckload off-site. As a result, Daniller’s material stays on the job, his customers save serious money, and the attachment earns its keep from the first project.
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“It’s So Much More Convenient”
That is how Daniller describes his experience with the MB Crusher BF80.3. In fact, before the crusher bucket, material had to be loaded onto trucks, transported to a crushing plant, processed, and hauled back. Consequently, every step added cost and time. Now, the process happens on the spot.
“It crushes everything on site for me and all the material stays here. It’s so much more convenient.”
Daniller Van Zyl, Daniller Grondwerke
As a result, Daniller eliminated hauling costs, tipping fees, and the dependency on external aggregate suppliers. His excavator and the BF80.3 became a self-contained recycling operation — mobile, efficient, and paid for through savings.
What This MB Crusher Testimonial Reveals About On-Site Savings
The economic case for on-site crushing is clear. In practice, Daniller’s customers see the numbers work out like this:
- R250–R280 savings per cubic meter of processed material
- No transport costs for hauling rubble to off-site crushing plants
- No tipping fees at landfills or waste facilities
- No return trips to bring in fresh aggregate
- Reduced dependency on external material suppliers
- Immediate material reuse as backfill, road base, or site fill
“Customers save around 250–280 rand per cubic meter. That’s the main economic advantage. Basically, the crusher pays for itself.”
Daniller Van Zyl, Daniller Grondwerke
On a 230 cubic meter project, that is between R57,500 and R64,400 in direct savings. As a result, the BF80.3 recovers its purchase price within a handful of jobs for a contractor working at that scale.
Doubling Production with a Screening Bucket
Daniller runs the BF80.3 crusher bucket alongside an MB Crusher screening bucket. In practice, the combination turns his excavator into a mobile recycling centre. As a result, he crushes and sorts material by size — all in a single workflow, on the same site.
For example, the crusher bucket processes concrete, rock, and rubble into aggregate. Meanwhile, the screening bucket separates usable material from fines and oversize pieces. Together, they produce graded, specification-ready material on the spot — work that would otherwise require a full crushing and screening plant.
Why the MB Crusher Testimonial Resonates with South African Contractors
South African contractors face a specific set of challenges: high fuel costs, long distances between sites, limited access to local aggregate in rural areas, and expensive landfill disposal. As a result, MB Crusher attachments address all of these pain points at once. In fact, that is exactly why this MB Crusher testimonial resonates so strongly with local operators.
Key Advantages for Local Operators
- Compatible with most excavators — MB Crusher buckets fit excavators from 6 to 150 tonnes
- Uses the excavator’s own hydraulics — no additional power source required
- Mobile by design — moves with the excavator from site to site
- Full local distributor warranty — supplied and supported by MCM Group
- Genuine wear parts stocked locally — jaw plates, screen panels, bearings available from MCM branches
The MCM Group Difference
Daniller’s experience is not just about the attachment — it is also about the support. Specifically, MCM Group is the official South African distributor for MB Crusher. As a result, every attachment comes with technical commissioning, compatibility confirmation for your excavator, and after-sales service from four branches nationwide.
“It comes with a great service.”
Daniller Van Zyl, Daniller Grondwerke
If you want the full MB Crusher range on the South African market, browse the MB Crushers category — including BF80.3, BF90.3, and larger units. For smaller excavators, the MB-C50 and BF60.1 handle the 6–10 tonne class. In addition, MCM Group will match the right bucket to your specific machine.
See the MB Crusher BF80.3 in Action
Video footage from Daniller’s site shows the crusher bucket working in real conditions. Watch how it crushes, screens, and delivers graded material on the spot.
Real Cost Savings on Site
In this clip, Daniller breaks down the economics — showing why customers save R250–R280 per cubic meter compared to off-site crushing and transport.
Double Output with the Screening Bucket
Daniller also runs an MB Crusher screening bucket. Together, the two attachments turn a single excavator into a mobile crushing and screening plant.
Limestone Crushing with a Hyundai 220
The BF80.3 fits a wide range of excavators. In this video, it pairs with a Hyundai 220 for limestone crushing in South African conditions.
Would Daniller Recommend It?
The short answer from Daniller himself — hear it in his own words.
Could It Work for Your Site?
If you are running an excavator and currently paying to haul demolition material off-site — or paying to bring aggregate in — an MB Crusher bucket is worth a serious look. In practice, the payback period depends on your project volume. However, for contractors doing regular demolition, trenching, or road work, it often lands within the first 6–12 months.
Before You Buy — Quick Checklist
- Confirm your excavator’s hydraulic flow rate and weight class
- Estimate your monthly cubic meters of crushable material
- Calculate your current transport and tipping costs
- Decide whether you also need a screening bucket for graded output
- Ask MCM Group about finance options and delivery
Your Questions Answered
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More Common MB Crusher Testimonial Questions
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Sources & References
Customer testimonial sourced from MB Crusher’s official customer story featuring Daniller Van Zyl of Daniller Grondwerke. MCM Group is the official South African distributor for MB Crusher attachments. Savings figures reflect the customer’s reported experience and may vary depending on your specific project, site location, material type, and local aggregate/disposal pricing. Contact MCM Group for a detailed cost-benefit analysis based on your operation.
- MB Crusher — Daniller Van Zyl Customer Testimonial
- MB Crusher South Africa
- MCM Group — MB Crusher Attachments Range
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