Furniss
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Hows it performing the case ?Today’s purchase, spied it in the local case dealers yard, wasn’t dear at £285 no vat imo
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Hows it performing the case ?Today’s purchase, spied it in the local case dealers yard, wasn’t dear at £285 no vat imo
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Only if you have a job for it
so that's another att. you won't want with the 'Drema then RoryOnly if you have a job for it![]()
Love it. Wasn’t sold on having the swing boom at the start, wouldn’t be without it now. Not the fastest digger but is smooth and powerful which makes up for lack of speed. Piles of reach with it too compared to the ex60, basically same reach as a 13 tonner which is nice. Is also easy on juice which is important these days.Hows it performing the case ?
Love it. Wasn’t sold on having the swing boom at the start, wouldn’t be without it now. Not the fastest digger but is smooth and powerful which makes up for lack of speed. Piles of reach with it too compared to the ex60, basically same reach as a 13 tonner which is nice. Is also easy on juice which is important these days.
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Plate says that cab does the 75,80 and 145Looks a decent cab for a compact machine too
Don't tell me Land and Water still don't use quickhitches. Pin on buckets on your own in a 22m must be fun.Back again Chipsnham
keeps the weight down though GraDon't tell me Land and Water still don't use quickhitches. Pin on buckets on your own in a 22m must be fun.
Apart from the tracks it looks a very nice machine. I find those road whatever they are called make a right mess of grass when it is soft and where they are tapered at the sides they are not as stable over the side.Love it. Wasn’t sold on having the swing boom at the start, wouldn’t be without it now. Not the fastest digger but is smooth and powerful which makes up for lack of speed. Piles of reach with it too compared to the ex60, basically same reach as a 13 tonner which is nice. Is also easy on juice which is important these days.
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Hoping to put a new set of chains and 700mm pads on in the new year, not a fan of theseApart from the tracks it looks a very nice machine. I find those road whatever they are called make a right mess of grass when it is soft and where they are tapered at the sides they are not as stable over the side.
Given how light some of the s type hitches are, even if you go for a manual one it has got to be better than messing about beating pins out and getting covered in grease. I'm amazed health and safety let you change a big bucket by hand these days.keeps the weight down though Gra
Drill rig going on it,saves me taking off n refitting q//h,usually has miller q/h onDon't tell me Land and Water still don't use quickhitches. Pin on buckets on your own in a 22m must be fun.
Was 8 of those down here in 40 ft containers when we had a landfill site you could wear a t shirt around the area they were at in the winterA radiator swop on a landfill gas generatorView attachment 39241
No pictures of the monster engine sorry, but it was a V20, spark ignition, with 160 thousand hours
Producing 2300kw I think they said![]()
This site only had 2 engines (looked like it had 3 at one time), but as you say some sites have multiple banks of them.Was 8 of those down here in 40 ft containers when we had a landfill site you could wear a t shirt around the area they were at in the winter
Guy I was working for on the tip was pulling a spark plug on one while rest of the engine was running I scared him shitless as he could not hear a thing when I tapped him shoulder getting his attention![]()
Phhh,16 tonyou 7.5 ton boys would struggle with them. Made the 16 ton nod.
been lashing it down here, on / off all day .... weekend looking better, 'til Tuesday night, then get yer wet suits outPissed it down here and lost a track of the 8t ......I forgot how much fun mud and rain is
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