Bought new Takeuchi TB210R micro

V8Druid

V8Druid

do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
Yes indeed , this week I paid for the software ware subscription (yearly) and applied the latest zenforo updates :)

Still struggling for better smilys though
yeh i know ...... was in the middle of replying to Vin this morning when 'it' vanished :oops:
 
V8Druid

V8Druid

do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
No you didn’t, but you knew full well what you were starting!

Anyway, I will have you know I have not seen a fitters van this decade!
well that's all of three weeks ..... oh no, tell a lie almost four weeks:ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO:
 
V8Druid

V8Druid

do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
this has got to rate along the same lines as 'pipe pusher' for grin factor :LOL: :ROFLMAO:.... been rocking here, reading this lot (y)(y) excellent
 
Shovelhands

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well that's all of three weeks ..... oh no, tell a lie almost four weeks:ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO:

yes I know, it was intended as a lighthearted comment.

For the record, as you all take the effin piss, I did have a fitter out, sometime in November iirc, for a plug n play session. All over a stupid adblue fault, I expect it might not be the last time I see the laptop soldier over AdBlue issues....
But it was honestly the first time I’ve had a JCB fitter out to one of my machines for a long time, so this last visit aside, other than warranty work, I’ve not had anyone out for a ’breakdown‘ for probably ten years. And before anyone says it, I’m not out there with the spanners myself on a daily basis either! Yes I look after my own kit when needed, and I’m sure if I really thought about it I could think of a few repairs I’ve done myself, but nothing big springs to mind recently. To be honest, as much as I love them, if they were grief all the time I wouldn’t entertain then at all, but they simply are not.

Rory thinks I’m Zen, not sure about that, I’ve got enough on my mind/plate, like most of us do! But one thing that doesn’t keep me awake at nights is worrying about the colour of my diggers! Have I got “the patience of a saint”?.......I’d say no generally and owning JCB certainly doesn’t test that patience. I’m happy with my little lot, it’s taken years of hard work for my father and I to build the fleet we have now, and I’m not ashamed to say it’s predominantly JCB based. Dads first machine was a secondhand JCB back in the 80’s, and they’ve been good to us over the years. I see no need to change. Nothing I read or see makes me think our machines are the wrong colour. There are machines failures everywhere and of every breed you like. Me, I’m happy enough with JCB, maybe even a little zen?

Anyway, rant over! I’m going to go and get on with something before I go off on one about patriotism and supporting British manufacturing 🥴🤪
 
V8Druid

V8Druid

do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
yes I know, it was intended as a lighthearted comment.

For the record, as you all take the effin piss, I did have a fitter out, sometime in November iirc, for a plug n play session. All over a stupid adblue fault, I expect it might not be the last time I see the laptop soldier over AdBlue issues....
But it was honestly the first time I’ve had a JCB fitter out to one of my machines for a long time, so this last visit aside, other than warranty work, I’ve not had anyone out for a ’breakdown‘ for probably ten years. And before anyone says it, I’m not out there with the spanners myself on a daily basis either! Yes I look after my own kit when needed, and I’m sure if I really thought about it I could think of a few repairs I’ve done myself, but nothing big springs to mind recently. To be honest, as much as I love them, if they were grief all the time I wouldn’t entertain then at all, but they simply are not.

Rory thinks I’m Zen, not sure about that, I’ve got enough on my mind/plate, like most of us do! But one thing that doesn’t keep me awake at nights is worrying about the colour of my diggers! Have I got “the patience of a saint”?.......I’d say no generally and owning JCB certainly doesn’t test that patience. I’m happy with my little lot, it’s taken years of hard work for my father and I to build the fleet we have now, and I’m not ashamed to say it’s predominantly JCB based. Dads first machine was a secondhand JCB back in the 80’s, and they’ve been good to us over the years. I see no need to change. Nothing I read or see makes me think our machines are the wrong colour. There are machines failures everywhere and of every breed you like. Me, I’m happy enough with JCB, maybe even a little zen?

Anyway, rant over! I’m going to go and get on with something before I go off on one about patriotism and supporting British manufacturing 🥴🤪
so was mine James ...... you do seem to have a superb weapon in that VA'd machine of yours ... and it really looks the biz ..... plus, your 800s are what they always were .. bloody great tools.:love:
 
V8Druid

V8Druid

do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
I don’t speak whatever that is and I can only assume it’s abuse, so I will resort to universal language....🖕
" 你这个傻男人 现在在中国制造的JCB零件 ‎You silly man, JCB parts made in China now‎ " :giggle:
 
doobin

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Looked at the jcb site and the 8010 doesn't have servos? No matter how good it is, if there's no servos then it's a non starter for me.

I am jealous of the HP though! More than a lot of 1.7t machines!

One thing to consider with micros is the quick hitch. The quick hitch can very easily (and usually does) wreck a micro machine's geometry. I always carry some spacers and spanners with me plus a grease gun and gloves so that I can change to direct mount if the job warrants it.

So currently if I'm reading the thread right, the only micros with servos are the TB210, Bobcat.Doosan E10, and the Kubota U10SL (with the naff pull down pods?)

Edit- Kobelco do one, looks nice but only a two cylinder engine! Yet it has the same problem of the TB210 in that it only goes down to 750mm.

I reckon come change out time for my E10 there will be a lot more choice.
 
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Gunners

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I had seen the pritt stick comment, but as it was largely true and accurate (at least when I was at primary school) I thought I’d let it be. I moved on to much harder substances in my later school years.... like tipex 😆
 
Gunners

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Looked at the jcb site and the 8010 doesn't have servos? No matter how good it is, if there's no servos then it's a non starter for me.

I am jealous of the HP though! More than a lot of 1.7t machines!

One thing to consider with micros is the quick hitch. The quick hitch can very easily (and usually does) wreck a micro machine's geometry. I always carry some spacers and spanners with me plus a grease gun and gloves so that I can change to direct mount if the job warrants it.

So currently if I'm reading the thread right, the only micros with servos are the TB210, Bobcat.Doosan E10, and the Kubota U10SL (with the naff pull down pods?)

I reckon come change out time for my E10 there will be a lot more choice.
Kelbelco have a couple of servo micros too Doob. Tom Edwards has one if you remember from the old forum. Looks a good machine. Can’t imagine it will be long before JCB and others update their range
 
V8Druid

V8Druid

do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
Kelbelco have a couple of servo micros too Doob. Tom Edwards has one if you remember from the old forum. Looks a good machine. Can’t imagine it will be long before JCB and others update their range
been trying to persuade Tom to sign up ...... looks to be doing well and always takes plenty of pix of his work ....... and yeh IIRC he had one of the first available here
 
hiluxman

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Looked at the jcb site and the 8010 doesn't have servos? No matter how good it is, if there's no servos then it's a non starter for me.

I am jealous of the HP though! More than a lot of 1.7t machines!

One thing to consider with micros is the quick hitch. The quick hitch can very easily (and usually does) wreck a micro machine's geometry. I always carry some spacers and spanners with me plus a grease gun and gloves so that I can change to direct mount if the job warrants it.

So currently if I'm reading the thread right, the only micros with servos are the TB210, Bobcat.Doosan E10, and the Kubota U10SL (with the naff pull down pods?)

Edit- Kobelco do one, looks nice but only a two cylinder engine! Yet it has the same problem of the TB210 in that it only goes down to 750mm.

I reckon come change out time for my E10 there will be a lot more choice.
No servos but as I said I don't mind driving it at all. People complain about using sticks as it been uncomfortable but I'm fine all day every day...probably just me.

The left and right slew pedal is alot nicer to operate than that of the e10 same for the breaker.

Bar it not been zts there's not alot (for me) to not like. Except the cost of them now.
 
Furniss

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你这个傻男人 现在在中国制造的JCB零件
Do you think we have nowt better to do than dick about translation your posts 🤷‍♂️ :)

When I was a kid my sister developed an addiction to Neighbours ..... I didnt understand the appeal at all , yet here I am decades later tuning in to this dribble....... they say you start to regress as time goes by :oops::ROFLMAO:
 
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