Furniss
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Last year I paid £12.5k for a 2018 kub u17 with 600hrs ..... snook that in 
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Weaknee
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Think I need another pandemic to kick inLast year I paid £12.5k for a 2018 kub u17 with 600hrs ..... snook that in
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Maxus
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I feel lucky to have got my 2006 8010 with 800 hours on the clock for 8k (no VAT) looked into new and I would have cost me a total of 23k. That's inc. VAT and interest on the finance.
Edit: that was 8 months ago
Edit: that was 8 months ago
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Weaknee
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It's like finding a needle in a haystack annoyingly
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Maxus
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Keep looking and something will turn up, took me a few months to find
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Weaknee
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Always looking for the right gem
V8Druid
do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
glad I had Ollie's 8015 off him when I did ... prices are eye watering now for anything ... it may be '02, but a good known history and 2400hrs 
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Weaknee
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Always a benefit when you know its been taken care of
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Russell
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I know it's too wide but have you had a price on the tb 210r?
Nick...
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Be plenty for sale at sensible money soon when recession kicks in which must pretty immenant
nick...
nick...
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Weaknee
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I enquired about one maybe 4 months ago and cbl said 21k and no idea when theyll be in stock and price coukd go up
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Russell
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My local place had good availability on Kubota when i asked but it would be a faf to get from here.
doobin
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Where’s that?
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Russell
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It was some time ago but worth a try.
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Weaknee
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Don't appear to have much in the used category unfortunately
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Weaknee
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So im now in a position to buy a digger between tak 210r 1600 hours or bobcat e10 2000 hours whats peoples thoughts?
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Stroppymonkey
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If you don’t need the narrower access of the E10 then go for the other machine …. But it won’t fit through a 750 doorway
doobin
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At those hours whatever is in best condition. How much are they?
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Brendan
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Tb210 is more powerful and has a bucket tipping height around 300mm higher than the E10 but has a slightly shallower dig depth and is not zero tail swing
E10/dxx10 paint is crap but on paper is around 40mm narrower and is zero tail swing, blade extensions are very poorly designed
If you don't need to get through any 730-760mm gaps get the takeuchi
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Weaknee
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Theres about £250 difference tak has less hours but could argue worse condition bobcat has clearly been resprayed in my opinion both from dealers with ter cert
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