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DaveDCB
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Back up forsale - 4ft scandi Engcon Grading bucket. GB06
Send out on a pallet no problem.
£600 plus vat
Send out on a pallet no problem.
£600 plus vat
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I know someone who has an S40 tilty on its way. Are they all engcon or are the bigger 2 something else?Back up forsale - 1ft teeth/blade , 2ft teeth/blade , 3ft teeth and 4ft scandi Grading bucket.
Blade comes off and can be replaced with teeth.
Send out on a pallet no problem.
£1800 plus vat
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French messer !non payer Dave ??
What size is the grading bucket Dave ?All genuine Engcon, the 3ft has the headstock set further forward due to a technical error on Engcon side but it actually works really well as a bulking bucket being set like that , so I never had it swapped.
Can WhatsApp more photos if anyone wants
1200 to the widest point .What size is the grading bucket Dave ?
What is the weight or litres Dave some are bigger than others I think . They are on the S301200 to the widest point .
Forgot to say these are all to suit a 5/6 ton machine on S40
Digging buckets are DB05What is the weight or litres Dave some are bigger than others I think . They are on the S30
2' no good for my ez26 then?1200 to the widest point .
Forgot to say these are all to suit a 5/6 ton machine on S40
Nope, as much as folk like to pretend a 2/3ton can act like a 6 tonner… they simply can’t2' no good for my ez26 then?
Wee Duck 6tWhat machine is it for? Yeah I had it up for £600 separately before (which seems like a massive bargain when I had a price for a new next size up recently!)![]()
well Vin's a duck man through and through so he'll be used to thatWell it was ideal for my 57c JCB, full stretch over the side it became light on the back, but all good with a good pilot
I have the steel wrist version at that size , I would have gone for the smaller version if that’s what you had so I could throw the duck around with it on the tilty . I’m interested in all the rest of them though. I’m burning through cash just now though so I need to take stock of finances !Well it was ideal for my 57c JCB, full stretch over the side it became light on the back, but all good with a good pilot