Micro Digger Comparisons

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fred

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out of interest thought id compare the paper specs of the micro range. interestingly the hitachi is pretty much best of the bunch - on paper - with the bobcat bottom.

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hiluxman

hiluxman

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Checking you’re still awake :)
How do you rate the 8008?
8008 does a job, better than a shovel. They lack the width the 8010 goes to so not as stable, the lack of weight means they get pulled about more. I don't mind the long levers. I'd possibly say I'd have a jcb 8008 over the k008-3 of the time.

My 8010 will out dig my e10 and dx10 but they are zts where the 8010 isn't. So I just select which micro suits individual jobs better. Power wise the 8010 wins hands down against every single micro I've driven
 
Bri963

Bri963

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8008 does a job, better than a shovel. They lack the width the 8010 goes to so not as stable, the lack of weight means they get pulled about more. I don't mind the long levers. I'd possibly say I'd have a jcb 8008 over the k008-3 of the time.

My 8010 will out dig my e10 and dx10 but they are zts where the 8010 isn't. So I just select which micro suits individual jobs better. Power wise the 8010 wins hands down against every single micro I've driven
My only issue with the K008-3 is the engine power. Could do with another 3 or 4 horses. The 8008 looks to have a fair output for its weight.
 
hiluxman

hiluxman

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The 700 width and 13.8 kw just caught my attention.
Yes, bar the extortionate price new they would be my personal choice.

I've had a few since they first came out, the last new one I bought is now 12 years old and still puts a solid day's work in.
 
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