EBay- Bobcat 2.7t with engcon and attachments.

doobin

doobin

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Stroppymonkey said:
Bloody good job I haven't got £32K sat burning a hole in my pocket. There is an auger with full set of flights as well in the listing, just not shown. Must be JUST legally towable with no attachments?
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Fairly easily I reckon. My E27 is heavier and that's just legal with grab/rotator.

E27 weight transport-2549kg
Counterweight- 147kg
Hitch- 20kg
Grab-90kg
Rotator- 30kg

2836kg total digger weight.

Trailer weighs 660kg, so 2840kg payload.
 
Storrsy

Storrsy

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doobin said:
Fairly easily I reckon. My E27 is heavier and that's just legal with grab/rotator.

E27 weight transport-2549kg
Counterweight- 147kg
Hitch- 20kg
Grab-90kg
Rotator- 30kg

2836kg total digger weight.

Trailer weighs 660kg, so 2840kg payload.
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Kinda wish I had something that could all be put on a trailer like that. Mine with grab is about 3.1t plus trailer
 
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Monkeybusiness

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Storrsy said:
Kinda wish I had something that could all be put on a trailer like that. Mine with grab is about 3.1t plus trailer
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If I was in the market again I’d probably go back to a bobcat E27. The paint let mine down (though that is now warrantied apparently) and it wasn’t as nice to grade with but I expected the TB230 to be leagues ahead in terms of stability at reach (as it is heavier and has a much bigger arse) but the difference is negligible. And the dipper twisted like paper in 100hrs use on the Tak (I failed to break anything on the Bobcat in 5 years of using it exactly the same way!).
 
V8Druid

V8Druid

do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
Stroppymonkey said:
Bloody good job I haven't got £32K sat burning a hole in my pocket. There is an auger with full set of flights as well in the listing, just not shown. Must be JUST legally towable with no attachments?
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scroll down the pix ;)
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Storrsy said:
Not sure what he's asking for it. Says £39k Inc in the description but listed at £36k assumedly Inc.
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" I have for sale my Bobcat E26 with Engcon tiltrotar. The Engcon is a EC02 model with Engcon controllers.
I have owned the machine from new for my landscaping and groundwork’s business. I am changing direction with my business and have decided to sell it.
The digger comes with three buckets, grab, root ripper and auger with 5 different size augers 100mm, 200mm, 250mm, 300mm and 450mm. Also comes with a track lock as well. Machine has a 5 digit PIN code as well instead of a key.
I have always serviced the machine every 250 hours as per manufactures specification and i can provide receipts for the service intervals.
Current hours are 845. It is not super clean as i am still using the machine and will do so until i sell it.
I will try to answer any questions. No offers as the price is the price. To buy this set up new at today’s current price would be about £47000+VAT
I am selling this for £32500+VAT = £39000 Full VAT receipt provided as well "
 
V8Druid

V8Druid

do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
doobin said:
Fairly easily I reckon. My E27 is heavier and that's just legal with grab/rotator.
E27 weight transport-2549kg--Counterweight- 147kg -- Hitch- 20kg -- Grab-90kg -- Rotator- 30kg
2836kg total digger weight.
Trailer weighs 660kg, so 2840kg payload.
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is that with or without ramps ??? :ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO:
 
doobin

doobin

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Monkeybusiness said:
If I was in the market again I’d probably go back to a bobcat E27. The paint let mine down (though that is now warrantied apparently) and it wasn’t as nice to grade with but I expected the TB230 to be leagues ahead in terms of stability at reach (as it is heavier and has a much bigger arse) but the difference is negligible. And the dipper twisted like paper in 100hrs use on the Tak (I failed to break anything on the Bobcat in 5 years of using it exactly the same way!).
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Shut the front door! Really?

I've always said that the Bobcat is extremely well planted, even with the smallish arse on it.

Having seen a TB230 close up I'd find it hard to believe it would twist. What were you doing, any pics? Most importantly, how is the backup?
 
doobin

doobin

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V8Druid said:
scroll down the pix ;)
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" I have for sale my Bobcat E26 with Engcon tiltrotar. The Engcon is a EC02 model with Engcon controllers.
I have owned the machine from new for my landscaping and groundwork’s business. I am changing direction with my business and have decided to sell it.
The digger comes with three buckets, grab, root ripper and auger with 5 different size augers 100mm, 200mm, 250mm, 300mm and 450mm. Also comes with a track lock as well. Machine has a 5 digit PIN code as well instead of a key.
I have always serviced the machine every 250 hours as per manufactures specification and i can provide receipts for the service intervals.
Current hours are 845. It is not super clean as i am still using the machine and will do so until i sell it.
I will try to answer any questions. No offers as the price is the price. To buy this set up new at today’s current price would be about £47000+VAT
I am selling this for £32500+VAT = £39000 Full VAT receipt provided as well "
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Is it my eyes or is that S30? I didn't think engcon did s30 on that size machine.
 
V8Druid

V8Druid

do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
doobin said:
Is it my eyes or is that S30? I didn't think engcon did s30 on that size machine.
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looks more like a 40mm pin to me Doob ... cheeks look like 12mm to my eye
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