Thomas7740
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Nearly at 10k hours, got in April 2016 with 5200 hours. Often wonder should sell and upgrade or do a few bits and pieces to her and keep her
I think our old mans is getting a face lift soonNearly at 10k hours, got in April 2016 with 5200 hours. Often wonder should sell and upgrade or do a few bits and pieces to her and keep herView attachment 26006
You will have to do a post about itI think our old mans is getting a face lift soonshe got new tracks and pins and bushes awhile ago and is hopefully getting a lick of paint soon
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Actually have been thinking about selling itIf your thinking about selling the EX60, I no someone looking for one![]()
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Still miss mine but the Kobelco is making a similar mark!!Actually have been thinking about selling itjust wouldn’t know what to replace it with
How are you getting on with the Kobelco?Still miss mine but the Kobelco is making a similar mark!!
I went with a friend to look at one on Saturday, great condition and had 9 buckets/attachments with it! He did the deal there and then, but the guy called him that night to say he was keeping it as the one he was buying was sold! Needless to say he was disappointed, but has settled that he wants an EX60-5Actually have been thinking about selling itjust wouldn’t know what to replace it with
My only frustration with it is the tracking. It seems down on power. It had metal tracks and rubber blocks which I thing sap some of the get up and go. I am expecting the fitter to do a computer reset for me as I replaced the batteries at Xmas and that may be the issue. Over than that it is a match for the Ex60. Mine is the conventional boom rather than the king post and has an Engcon.How are you getting on with the Kobelco?
Far too much is made of/expected from ecu resets imho. The simple fact with newer machines and emissions and load sensing hydraulics is they are designed with v little hyd capacity spare and tracking seems to be one of the main points that suffers.My only frustration with it is the tracking. It seems down on power. It had metal tracks and rubber blocks which I thing sap some of the get up and go. I am expecting the fitter to do a computer reset for me as I replaced the batteries at Xmas and that may be the issue. Over than that it is a match for the Ex60. Mine is the conventional boom rather than the king post and has an Engcon.