Taking cab off mini digger

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bobthebuilder

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Hired in a 1.5 taki a while back to rip up a floor ,300 for a week
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bobthebuilder

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absolutely .... 300 quid in your pocket, not someone else's .... 's why I buy not

I know i would rather buy but thats the first time to do that to a floor ,have a tb125 with a hammer but a bit big in this instance,
 
diggerjones

diggerjones

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Kub went in first for a week then cat did the rest at a later date.. was 400mm of concrete in places, no bother for either machine to be fair.
Is that the breaker i bought off you dave.
 
diggerjones

diggerjones

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Yes mate, hope it’s going strong still 💪🏼
Yeah used it a fair bit. Never had 1 before and never really needed 1. But since i bought your its been invaluable. Wants a new pin.
 
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DaveDCB

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Yeah used it a fair bit. Never had 1 before and never really needed 1. But since i bought your its been invaluable. Wants a new pin.
Surprising isn’t it, I kept my big breaker Off my 3cx for the 6t Don’t use it much but when you do it soon gets through the concrete!
 
diggerjones

diggerjones

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I want to but I haven’t got the balls to do that. Minimum 400kg over surely.
I had thought about it before. The job i was finishing was up on a high patio and the next job i had to get on top of a high bank so thought i would give it a go. The Kubota would be the best especially with the cab off.
The Kubota would only be less than 1400kgs.
The case would be over 1600kgs.
Cabstar legally carries 1400kgs ☹
So over weight about 2 or 300kgs😁
Carries it no problem.
My biggest fear was driving it off the side. Being a tipper there isn't anything holding down the body at the front. I strapped it down and it worked well.
 
GazCro

GazCro

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I had thought about it before. The job i was finishing was up on a high patio and the next job i had to get on top of a high bank so thought i would give it a go. The Kubota would be the best especially with the cab off.
The Kubota would only be less than 1400kgs.
The case would be over 1600kgs.
Cabstar legally carries 1400kgs ☹
So over weight about 2 or 300kgs😁
Carries it no problem.
My biggest fear was driving it off the side. Being a tipper there isn't anything holding down the body at the front. I strapped it down and it worked well.
Was clearly on private land 😉
 
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Steve

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I had thought about it before. The job i was finishing was up on a high patio and the next job i had to get on top of a high bank so thought i would give it a go. The Kubota would be the best especially with the cab off.
The Kubota would only be less than 1400kgs.
The case would be over 1600kgs.
Cabstar legally carries 1400kgs ☹
So over weight about 2 or 300kgs😁
Carries it no problem.
My biggest fear was driving it off the side. Being a tipper there isn't anything holding down the body at the front. I strapped it down and it worked well.
If the pivot point for the tip is not on the very a*s of the truck would you be able to tip truck part way so the ramps aren't quite so steep & fabricate something to stop it tipping further while loading?
 
V8Druid

V8Druid

do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
Easy enough. About an hr. Moving it about on the floor is a pain. Heavy little bugger
would it fit on one of those castor trolley bases the supermarkets get their deliveries on ? ... or extend one with some ply? Got a couple here ... one on top of this, upside down
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they'll stand a fair weight, those
 
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