Daniel Harrington Agri Services

tinydigger

tinydigger

making machines look small since 1980
I presume the unimog would come out on top if you were doing any bit of travelling on the road?
nope we ended up wanting 1 of each lol the trac with a front loader and a post rammer on the back and the Unimog with a front mounted winch and a couple of decent trailers to haul a 8 tonner and materials about and good size drop side tipper lol
 
Furniss

Furniss

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Localish bloke to me runs a nice MB Trac for hauling a bit of stone and his kit about - looks a nice thing, did have a look about for one once over but they are in short supply and I was told bits are very pricey.
 
Mogman

Mogman

What man as done, man can do, what never has,maybe
I presume the unimog would come out on top if you were doing any bit of travelling on the road?
You believe it the last one I had would do over 50 mph yes 80 kph didn’t look out of place on the motorway (did a few miles on the M6) had high speed diffs and 32 gears😳 only needed the top 6 for road work but in the lowest gear did meters per hour😳 very slow
 
pettsy

pettsy

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My friends mog lime spreader. Just a bit of a beast compared to the Bedford spreaders he has.

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Monkeybusiness

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Do you ever have issues with LED lights causing interference with DAB radios?
 
dhas

dhas

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Have a few of these kitted out with LEDs now. What are yere thoughts in the lightbars? Even though they are an improvement the vast majority of bars are not built for close quarters operation.
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Danny

Danny

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I leave my light bars loose, so if needs be i can aim the the bar into the sky or right down at the floor if that makes sense as it does blind the lads
 
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