Micro Digger Comparisons - the vote

Which would you part with your hard earned for

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V8Druid

V8Druid

do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
Bob said:
Are Hanix still for sale in UK this is one I owned about 25 to 30 years ago at the time was a bloody good mini digger but then rubber tracks came in but was not as powerful on the blade as this one This use to be called nissen N120 I think
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Hannix had a rep for being strong .... looked for a 5t one for a while .. have a mate with one and for it's size it's damned good
 
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Brendan

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Pedrod355 said:
Who are the dealers for the Eurocomach?
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Was or is robustrack or however it's spelt but don't expect them to come back with prices.
The eurocomach and the case look smart just too big for a micro
 
Pedrod355

Pedrod355

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Brendan said:
Was or is robustrack or however it's spelt but don't expect them to come back with prices.
The eurocomach and the case look smart just too big for a micro
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Ha yeh them and case dealer got nothing back! Cant view them as not close to me but do look maybe a bit to big?Is the bobcat E10 a good bit smaller all round or just in width?
 
V8Druid

V8Druid

do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
Pedrod355 said:
Ha yeh them and case dealer got nothing back! Cant view them as not close to me but do look maybe a bit to big?Is the bobcat E10 a good bit smaller all round or just in width?
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doobin

doobin

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Pedrod355 said:
Ha yeh them and case dealer got nothing back! Cant view them as not close to me but do look maybe a bit to big?Is the bobcat E10 a good bit smaller all round or just in width?
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Generally it’s the width that’s the killer. To fit a slightly larger engine and nice to have things like proportional control for the aux, they just have to be a touch wider at 760mm-820mm depending upon brand.

Hence @Gunners very accurate comment about two classes of micro. I’d love a Eurocomach with twin proportional aux, but the e10 is the currently only micro for me. As a ‘true’ micro at 710mm wide, it’s a miracle how much engineering and indeed comfort they can fit into such a narrow chassis. I can operate all day and not feel cramped or tired.
 
Pedrod355

Pedrod355

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£24,500 exc vat
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for a re badged Eurocomach!!😳😳

Probably reason robustruck don’t bother replying…. Know the answer before hand….
 
doobin

doobin

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Pedrod355 said:
£24,500 exc vat View attachment 45167for a re badged Eurocomach!!😳😳

Probably reason robustruck don’t bother replying…. Know the answer before hand….
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The jokers at New Holland locally have a FB advert for the 1.7 tonner. a rebadged Hyundai just like I bought for £14k in 2017. £22,250, limited time offer, be quick! Yeah OK, dream on.

Apparently the absoloute best price they could do for me as a local customer was £21,250... HG plant sales are advertising the Hyundai version for £17,995.

I really don't know why New Holland even bother trying to sell. Nobody wants them, they could at least be cheaper. It's not a bad machine, but that pricing structure is nuts. Between Bobcat and Doosan there's usually only £500-£1000 in it, you can afford to pick a close dealer you like for that difference. But not £22k vs 17k for a 1.7t!
 
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Smiffy

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doobin said:
The jokers at New Holland locally have a FB advert for the 1.7 tonner. a rebadged Hyundai just like I bought for £14k in 2017. £22,250, limited time offer, be quick! Yeah OK, dream on.

Apparently the absoloute best price they could do for me as a local customer was £21,250... HG plant sales are advertising the Hyundai version for £17,995.

I really don't know why New Holland even bother trying to sell. Nobody wants them, they could at least be cheaper. It's not a bad machine, but that pricing structure is nuts. Between Bobcat and Doosan there's usually only £500-£1000 in it, you can afford to pick a close dealer you like for that difference. But not £22k vs 17k for a 1.7t!
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I think in this country the dealers don't want the hassle. They just want to sell what they know. Tractors combines and balers. Rare to even see a new Holland telehandler
 
pettsy

pettsy

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Only know of two new Holland diggers locally, both owned by farm contractors who also run new Holland tractors 🤣
 
Pedrod355

Pedrod355

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doobin said:
The jokers at New Holland locally have a FB advert for the 1.7 tonner. a rebadged Hyundai just like I bought for £14k in 2017. £22,250, limited time offer, be quick! Yeah OK, dream on.

Apparently the absoloute best price they could do for me as a local customer was £21,250... HG plant sales are advertising the Hyundai version for £17,995.

I really don't know why New Holland even bother trying to sell. Nobody wants them, they could at least be cheaper. It's not a bad machine, but that pricing structure is nuts. Between Bobcat and Doosan there's usually only £500-£1000 in it, you can afford to pick a close dealer you like for that difference. But not £22k vs 17k for a 1.7t!
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Absolute joke! 6k over priced . Do they actually get people buying at these prices or do they lay around that long they drop to realistic prices and then sell as special offer? 🤯
 
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6feetdown

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Mate of mine had a price on a Sany approx 1.5t not sure exact size but know he was after 1.5.
18k plus v
 
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