JCB micro 8008?

Mintsauce

Mintsauce

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Jcb Micro capable of catapulting the op clear out of the seat if he is not wearing the seat belt.
It would be a laugh if you didn't think of the possible consequences. :whistle:
 
pettsy

pettsy

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I think they were trying to sell a bobcat e10 that was the twin to mine. Dealer was getting calls as pictures were taken in his yard, yet he had lent it to a customer waiting on new machine!
 
V8Druid

V8Druid

do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
I’m in Sheffield so have just sent a message to that eBay seller asking when I can view that U10.

Watch this space...........

Rob
LOL .... just did the same, with cash in pocket to collect it ... that'll wind 'em up :giggle:
 
V8Druid

V8Druid

do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
I think they were trying to sell a bobcat e10 that was the twin to mine. Dealer was getting calls as pictures were taken in his yard, yet he had lent it to a customer waiting on new machine!

this lot have left all the original advertiser's details at the bottom of the page ... and inserted an extra pic with their scam details in the images ..... obviously they don't match and are probably presuming ppl won't even look at the page bottom, once they've seen the contact details in the pix.
easy way of making 50 quid if you snare enough gullibles ... could be lucrative with nothing ventured .. plenty to gain :rolleyes: .... and untraceable :mad::mad::mad:
 
craig

craig

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The contact details in the picture match the number on dsw handling website? With the ebay shop name Shantelx2012, and email shantel@, the is a Shantel listed as a director on companys house.
 
V8Druid

V8Druid

do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
The contact details in the picture match the number on dsw handling website? With the ebay shop name Shantelx2012, and email shantel@, the is a Shantel listed as a director on companys house.
OK ..... got the wrong end of the stick .... this is long term lease contract BTLs ... still seems bloody cheap, for a serviced, maintained bit of kit that has the potential to earn a lot more than that a week.....what am I missing here ??? :unsure: or am I just having a senior moment??:confused:
 
craig

craig

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OK ..... got the wrong end of the stick .... this is long term lease contract BTLs ... still seems bloody cheap, for a serviced, maintained bit of kit that has the potential to earn a lot more than that a week.....what am I missing here ??? :unsure: or am I just having a senior moment??:confused:
I suppose it depends how long the `contract hire` is for, there is a bobcat E08 listed in other items for £44.92 p/w but a 60month contract, I make that £11679.20
The one they are hiring is a 2015, you would be better buying new at that price, might be cheaper even ( don't know how much an E08 are?).
 
Jimbo69

Jimbo69

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Jcb Micro capable of catapulting the op clear out of the seat if he is not wearing the seat belt.
It would be a laugh if you didn't think of the possible consequences. :whistle:

I’ve actually done that, lifted the tracks to turn, next thing I know I’m on the deck :oops: Didn’t rate them at all, only slightly better than a spade.
 
tinydigger

tinydigger

making machines look small since 1980
Will have a look though my pics and see if I can find the one of me perched on a 1 ton yanmar a few years ago is not a pretty sight lol
 
V8Druid

V8Druid

do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
Will have a look though my pics and see if I can find the one of me perched on a 1 ton yanmar a few years ago is not a pretty sight lol

:ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO:

tiny wearing a mini digger _n.jpg
 
tinydigger

tinydigger

making machines look small since 1980
keep thinking about going it alone and buying a micro digger but then I remember the comfit I had on that machine and think nope need to rethink my plans lol
 
F

fred

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sometimes only the micro will fit, just a case of the right tool for the job!
 
doobin

doobin

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Over five years I'm paying around £54 per week. So there's interest on that but it;s pretty much free money compared with stumping up 14k up front.

I'd say thaat price has to be over five years, not three years 0%
 
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doobin

doobin

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Bobcat of London. Seem OK to deal with.

It's a handy thing to have in the shed, and the finance is easily met with one digger and driver job a month. Then it's there when I need to use it for five minutes to save an hours hand digging. Fits nicely in the back of the tipper truck too.
 
R

Russell

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Ok thanks. Yeah I think it would be just the job for me. It should fit anywhere needed. My only slight concern is hitting services with a auger. I've come across a few digging holes for fence posts but as I was digging by hand and luckily I didn't damage them.
 
Grahams

Grahams

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Over five years I'm paying around £54 per week. So there's interest on that but it;s pretty much free money compared with stumping up 14k up front.

I'd say thaat price has to be over five years, not three years 0%

I’ve looked at the advert again. You are right, the €64 is 5 years. Very confusing. The headline in bold is 3 years 0% finance but the example is 5 years 0% finance.
Graham
 
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