information on jcb brand loaders

[Mogman]

Burn it burn it a fecking drott burn the barsteward......................................

See you’ve not got over your pyrotechnics problem yet

 

[Stock]

Them things bring out the worst in me..............................................

 

[barracane]

Devo rivelare un segreto, beh, quando ero piccolo, ho lavorato su un bruco di 929 g in una pattumiera metallica, puoi perdonarmi per questo peccato? Posso fidarmi della discrezione riservata, non revocarla a nessuno, grazie per la vostra fiducia

 

[CPS]

Did you ever get into Aberthaw Aiden? ..... what a s**t hole that was ..... a vast hole

I think I was in the quarry at Aberthaw, and maybe the power station too. Don't remember anything to bad so not the same end as you by the sounds of it.

Spend most of my time in the workshop at walters yard, did get out a bit but not as much as the other boys.... mainly on saturdays and sundays when no one else would work

 

[V8Druid]

I think I was in the quarry at Aberthaw, and maybe the power station too. Don't remember anything to bad so not the same end as you by the sounds of it.

Spend most of my time in the workshop at walters yard, did get out a bit but not as much as the other boys.... mainly on saturdays and sundays when no one else would work

yeh the quarry and cement plant down there Aiden .... a sea of slurry in the winter months .... there'd usually be a loader at the workshops, waiting for me, then take that one down to the quarry, a couple of miles and fetch another back ..... was never enough dry ground down there to service/repair 'em and no way could you get the van down there .... bloody horrendous place

 

[barracane]

thank you for your testimony

 

[Furniss]

Our local quarry run a Cat - this replaces the one that was loading me in the photo below when I had landy and trailer back in 2007- apart from testing it and setting it up this morning I was his first load (has bloke from cat in with him showing him whats what) - they have had old one for about 13 years and ive never seen a stand in suggesting it was out of action and must have well over 20000hrs (even with France shorter working week )

..... bit of an accuracy test sprinkling it in the 7.5 tonner

 

[V8Druid]

Our local quarry run a Cat - this replaces the one that was loading me in the photo below when I had landy and trailer back in 2007- apart from testing it and setting it up this morning I was his first load (has bloke from cat in with him showing him whats what) - they have had old one for about 13 years and ive never seen a stand in suggesting it was out of action and must have well over 20000hrs (even with France shorter working week )View attachment 3406View attachment 3407 ..... bit of an accuracy test sprinkling it in the 7.5 tonner View attachment 3395View attachment 3402View attachment 3397

built to run hard, 24 / 7 / 365 ..... C@T power

 

[Monkeybusiness]

They’ve got a couple of Cat loaders in a sand quarry we do some work in. They are both less than 5 years old and look brand new. They were both broken down last time I was there though, one with an earth fault in the wiring loom that kept making the machine shut down, and the other one with regen issues. I think they have Volvos coming next....

 

[V8Druid]

They’ve got a couple of Cat loaders in a sand quarry we do some work in. They are both less than 5 years old and look brand new. They were both broken down last time I was there though, one with an earth fault in the wiring loom that kept making the machine shut down, and the other one with regen issues. I think they have Volvos coming next....

must admit .... been away from that world a long time, but they were once 'the' tool of choice ...... same as the rest of the world I suppose .... mediocrity sneaks in everywhere and ruins what were once great items, everywhere

 

[barracane]

when I worked in the waste company it happened that the caterpillar wheel loader did not turn on, did not intervene the caterpillar deleader technician to reset the computer electronic machine, they are nice but delicate machines, they are agile fast managevoli with much traction and strength , in my country we are poor the biggest and the new car is a hanomag 55 d wheel, we are still at the age of the Neolithic

 

[Mogman]

The trouble with them hanomag loaders is the cab is on the front half which going forward isn’t a problem but soon catches you out going backwards

 

[barracane]

I know, but we take what passes the convent, from us only used machines to be exploited to the bone, when the car is not efficient and it is not worth repairing it or we do not find spare parts the scrap and recycle the parts of the wheel loader as spare parts cannibal type used

as a backhoe for agricultural work in the countryside for farms, what you recommend, with forks to be used as a forklift, to buy used, which makes an economic model that you can find spare parts in case of repairs in the workshop

 

[Regy53]

as a backhoe for agricultural work in the countryside for farms, what you recommend, with forks to be used as a forklift, to buy used, which makes an economic model that you can find spare parts in case of repairs in the workshop

JCB / Case / New Holland all reasonable brands with good parts networks and if you buy right you will lose very little in depreciation

 

[V8Druid]

JCB / Case / New Holland all reasonable brands with good parts networks and if you buy right you will lose very little in depreciation

forgot the big C A T there Ross
...... surprised Barra's not looking at Mec.s, as they'm a pretty damned popular, general purpose 'farm' jobbie in the Eu. .... and plenty about over there.

 

[barracane]

thanks to the precious advice of komatsu what do you think of venieri and palazzani Italian brands, are they imported from you?
http://www.palazzani.it/Terne-movimento-terra
http://www.palazzani.it/
https://www.vf-venieri.com/portfolio/133b-terna/
http://www.palazzani.it/Terne-movimento-terra
https://www.vf-venieri.com/la-gamma/

https://www.vf-venieri.com/portfolio/1023d/

https://www.vf-venieri.com/la-gamma/

 

[Regy53]

they look a bit small for the Uk but interesting machines

 

[wee_gus]

Place I used to work Ran a 1994 Jcb 435 until 2005, then a jcb 456 zx until 2 years ago, now they run. Case 721 shovels.
That 456 was an absolute animal of a shovel for its size! She could push I can tell ya that

 

[barracane]

Presumo che tu sia solo un escavatore jcb da noi ci sono piccoli costruttori, qualcuno resiste nonostante tutto, comunque penso che un mini escavatore o un retroescavatore dovrò acquisire per forza di cose, se intraprenderò la mia attività sarà necessario, un lungo termine andare in affitto sarà economicamente sconveniente, non credi?

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