Small Tracked dumper.

[doobin]

Saw this today, quite interesting

Where was that? Looks expensive. Doesn’t look to be high tip, just swivel- surely a proper tracked dumper would be a better way of going about it?

 

[Smiffy]

Where was that? Looks expensive. Doesn’t look to be high tip, just swivel- surely a proper tracked dumper would be a better way of going about it?

On a new nature reserve in cranleigh. Its on hire from Charles Wilsons.
They also had a 3t Maroka parked next to it.

 

[Russell]

I figured out how to pick up my Wacker with my tcp dumper and load it in the dumper without the digger yesterday.
Well chuffed because it's a heavy lump to move about

 

[Brendan]

I figured out how to pick up my Wacker with my tcp dumper and load it in the dumper without the digger yesterday.
Well chuffed because it's a heavy lump to move about

That the reversible Wacker?
TCP tips 90 degree and close to ground? Strap or chain to top of skip?

 

[Giles]

Aren’t those track kits like £5k a corner? Only £32k for new yanmar 3 ton swivel tracked dumper

 

[6feetdown]

Aren’t those track kits like £5k a corner? Only £32k for new yanmar 3 ton swivel tracked dumper

Yeah I was curious for the Avant 17k

 

[JD450A]

Aren’t those track kits like £5k a corner? Only £32k for new yanmar 3 ton swivel tracked dumper

Ahh but a "converted" wheeled dumper can have a Idiot with a standard ticket destroy the very expensive tracks rather than giving a Expensive Idiot a tracked Dumper.

 

[Giles]

Ahh but a "converted" wheeled dumper can have a Idiot with a standard ticket destroy the very expensive tracks rather than giving a Expensive Idiot a tracked Dumper.

Sadly this is the truth

 

[Russell]

That the reversible Wacker?
TCP tips 90 degree and close to ground? Strap or chain to top of skip?

Yeah the skip goes nearly 180degrees so more or less upsidedown. I sacrificed a road pin and welded four hoops to the top of the skip. They work a treat for filling bulk bags too.

 

[TiltyShaun]

Yeah the skip goes nearly 180degrees so more or less upsidedown. I sacrificed a road pin and welded four hoops to the top of the skip. They work a treat for filling bulk bags too.

Pictures or it is not true!!!

 

[Russell]

Not particularly smooth yet but should improve with time

 

[Furniss]

Not particularly smooth yet but should improve with time

Thats going to go viral
Who's been riding up the pallet ?

 

[Russell]

That's the rock crawler course for me and the boy you can hear shouting in the vid.

 

[Brendan]

Not particularly smooth yet but should improve with time

That works really well, if you leaned the Wacker right back and chained onto the plate at the front, would it be able to pull it on without needing to man handle it?

 

[TiltyShaun]

I guess it happened then!!

 

[Russell]

That works really well, if you leaned the Wacker right back and chained onto the plate at the front, would it be able to pull it on without needing to man handle it?

I need to get a smaller chain and have a go. Like I said it flips over 180 but when I tried today it twisted the Wacker sideways.
Maybe a bit of pipe welded on the front top of the Wacker then stick a stout pin through the hoops on the skip might make it safer and easier to lift .

 

[Smiffy]

I need to get a smaller chain and have a go. Like I said it flips over 180 but when I tried today it twisted the Wacker sideways.
Maybe a bit of pipe welded on the front top of the Wacker then stick a stout pin through the hoops on the skip might make it safer and easier to lift .

The other option is a longer strap.
Tip the skip up pu a strap from the chassis of the dumper over the skip and onto Wacker. Lift the hightip mechanism up. Then when it's high enough start to bring the skip in as you continue to raise the high lift and it should land neat and square in the skip