The 'Today's Job' thread

pettsy

pettsy

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Do you not struggle with load height when adding a hitch to an E10? Never had one on mine, but wouldn’t say it’s the easiest loading a transit tipper now never mind with even less height?
 
doobin

doobin

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Do you not struggle with load height when adding a hitch to an E10? Never had one on mine, but wouldn’t say it’s the easiest loading a transit tipper now never mind with even less height?
It’s not the best but doable. The kubota geometry is apparently better but it’s wider.
 
doobin

doobin

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Can’t believe I’ve had the auger for so long but haven’t bought one of these until now. Seems a very good balance of torque and speed on the e27.
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charlie2

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Clearing soil off an old stable yard without damaging the 19thC cobblestones.
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The 580g was not bad to use on backend never really liked the over centre boom for transport but it made it smooth riding on the road, never rated David brown stuff but for a non turbo engine it was ok, best thing about the machine was it’s pushing performance, it was relentless for a 180 digger in 1982 I thought the 580f with high and low ratio gearbox was slightly better pushing purely because of better gear choice, both had brilliant heaters and were good on fuel use.
 
Furniss

Furniss

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Loaded 8t machine into new truck and headed off to a BIG demo job, which after a brief risk assessment which basically revolved around whether the stricken ford ( due to front wheel fallen off ) was at risk or not , we decided probably not and after filling in the relevant forms we pulled it down with a long strap :) then had a cup of tea and discussed work planned for later in the year.
Passed a church spire they have been redoing on the way to the next job and it looks to me at least like a lovely job
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