Avant / Multione Wheeled Loaders

[DaveDCB]

I’ll probably just wait till my 6125r is classified as a classic then keep that won’t be long now…

 

[Stroppymonkey]

I’m holding off entering the world of classic tractors as long as I can, I think it will be a slippery slope…

Speak to your accountant
Not a bad place to pop a few quid and exempt from a few taxes .

 

[Lancs Lad]

I’m holding off entering the world of classic tractors as long as I can, I think it will be a slippery slope…

Absolutely lethal
A 35 and 1.25 flail is surprisingly effective....and very therapeutic ....for hassle though a modern hydrostatic compact is way easier but where the fun in that

 

[Lancs Lad]

I’ll probably just wait till my 6125r is classified as a classic then keep that won’t be long now…

Do you want me to make an offer based on how the Engcon went?

 

[Giles]

I’ll probably just wait till my 6125r is classified as a classic then keep that won’t be long now…

My 6920s has gone up in value from
When I Bought it used 8 years ago lol , big following for the pre computer ones now

 

[DaveDCB]

My 6920s has gone up in value from
When I Bought it used 8 years ago lol , big following for the pre computer ones now

They have gone wild, but so too has the new ones! Inflation has really got its teeth stuck into machinery prices across the board!

 

[William127]

65ish year old 35 and a 20 year topper out earning a couple of weeks ago. Probably not much more than an Avant mower, and a 35 is a relatively expensive classic tractor. An International/DB would probably be half the money.
But yes. Its s slippery slope

 

[Stroppymonkey]

65ish year old 35 and a 20 year topper out earning a couple of weeks ago. Probably not much more than an Avant mower, and a 35 is a relatively expensive classic tractor. An International/DB would probably be half the money.
But yes. Its s slippery slope

Still looking for a nice height adjustable 5ft offset topper for mine. And yes it’s a slippery slope. You end up buying classic trailers as well

 

[DaveDCB]

My head is saying pick the one with a cab..heaters for the autumn and ac for summer

 

[CPS]

My head is saying pick the one with a cab..heaters for the autumn and ac for summer

As much as i said a loader will be slow for flailing, it will do it. I seen a contractor cut round abouts and laybys etc locally with a big avant, it was doing a good job to be fair.

For what you talking about, id be looking at a 760 avant or something along those lines.

 

[DaveDCB]

As much as i said a loader will be slow for flailing, it will do it. I seen a contractor cut round abouts and laybys etc locally with a big avant, it was doing a good job to be fair.

For what you talking about, id be looking at a 760 avant or something along those lines.

Yeah it would have to be that or bigger, I know id be disappointed with anything less!

These seem to do a good range of attachments, not sure who the importer is?

Machines with hydraulic motor - Muratori Spa

The Muratori range of agricultural machinery also offers machines with hydraulic motors.

www.muratoriequip.it

 

[doobin]

Yeah it would have to be that or bigger, I know id be disappointed with anything less!

These seem to do a good range of attachments, not sure who the importer is?

Machines with hydraulic motor - Muratori Spa

The Muratori range of agricultural machinery also offers machines with hydraulic motors.

www.muratoriequip.it

Richard Taylor Machinery.

My favourite flail collectors are Muratori- light enough for my little tractors but strong enough for the abuse I give them (albeit with strengthening and fairly regular welding!) It's a niche, but for my work linkage mounted is essential and that means lightweight. I'd definitely try some of their other kit if it came up at the right money. Not sure I'd want to pay the new prices.

Looking at your link I'd say the Multione (who are also Italian) attachment range is basically rebranded Muratori, so that would be a good place to start looking secondhand.