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V8Druid

V8Druid

do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
Talking of the chinese.. Typical expample here of why they get a s**t rep. You would think they would cotton on to the fact that selling s**t stuff damages their ability to sell the good kit?

Nice picture of a traditional built/ design BHoe on the main photos of this listing, then when you get closer/deeper in its just a articulated loader unit with a pathetic back actor on the back.

so the first two pix are nothing to do with what's being sold? TDA surely - misrepresentation at the very least
 
Regy53

Regy53

I like cake
It's not just the UK
 

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Vinpetrol

Vinpetrol

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I’ve always wondered why the Chinese manufacturers don’t work like the car manufacturers when naming things for uk/euro market . Why don’t they get advice on better names to call their kit in different markets . The names sound so s**t , before you’ve even sat in them .
 
V8Druid

V8Druid

do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
I’ve always wondered why the Chinese manufacturers don’t work like the car manufacturers when naming things for uk/euro market . Why don’t they get advice on better names to call their kit in different markets . The names sound so s**t , before you’ve even sat in them .
and a decent interpreter for all their tech literature FFS ..... it's diabolical most of the time :mad: :mad:
 
William127

William127

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and a decent interpreter for all their tech literature FFS ..... it's diabolical most of the time :mad: :mad:
Me and a mate picked up a new 3pl sprayer for the farm where he worked. Eastern European made but a decent enough bit of kit. On the way home I had a read through the manual and what should have said something like 'do not eat or drink while using', with the appropriate picture actually said- 'do not use after lunch' 🤣🤣🤣
 
TiltyShaun

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Me and a mate picked up a new 3pl sprayer for the farm where he worked. Eastern European made but a decent enough bit of kit. On the way home I had a read through the manual and what should have said something like 'do not eat or drink while using', with the appropriate picture actually said- 'do not use after lunch' 🤣🤣🤣
Perhaps it only has a 4hr warranty.
 
Lancs Lad

Lancs Lad

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Me and a mate picked up a new 3pl sprayer for the farm where he worked. Eastern European made but a decent enough bit of kit. On the way home I had a read through the manual and what should have said something like 'do not eat or drink while using', with the appropriate picture actually said- 'do not use after lunch' 🤣🤣🤣
Got to cater for the Italian market 🤣🤣
 
Storrsy

Storrsy

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Got Wacker EZ26-2 hired in this week as wanted to try it out with potential to replace TB125.
Sadly despite people saying they're stable they're just not in the same league as a proper conventional tail swing. Here it is lifting the same buckets as my TB125. 125 has a 65kg thumb on too and wasn't even jumping a track at full reach- Wacker couldn't get it off the ground so never going to happen for my line of work . Ah well
 

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Brendan

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As bad as the build quality is on the jcbs my 8026 can lift a full bulk bag with a 600 toothed bucket. Can do it cross tracks but not at full reach, lifted a bulk bag out of an ifor tipper over the tailgate on Saturday that was around a bulk bags distance from back of trailer and blade behind not on ground
 
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DaveDCB

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Got Wacker EZ26-2 hired in this week as wanted to try it out with potential to replace TB125.
Sadly despite people saying they're stable they're just not in the same league as a proper conventional tail swing. Here it is lifting the same buckets as my TB125. 125 has a 65kg thumb on too and wasn't even jumping a track at full reach- Wacker couldn't get it off the ground so never going to happen for my line of work . Ah well
What did the chart in the cab say? Don’t overfill the bucket or you’ll be eating it? 🤦‍♂️
 
Storrsy

Storrsy

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What did the chart in the cab say? Don’t overfill the bucket or you’ll be eating it? 🤦‍♂️
Well this is a classic case of paper specs mean nothing!
The Wacker on paper with additional weights which it has says 310kg at max reach over the side. The takeuchi says only 284kg! Well that's bollocks as well because I've had a 350kg post knocker of there and a thumb and it handles it absolutely fine! If I had gone off the brochure I'd have bought the Wacker thinking it was more planted over the side! It would be fine for bucket only work but no use for heavy grab work, it also has that dreadful seat like my Wacker ET20 has where your essentially sitting on a bench. It was a waste of hire for the week as won't even bother taking it to site now but probably money well spent overall!
 
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