Pedrod355
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Has anyone got this mixer or used etc, Looking into one with electric motor to save noise levels and thinking could also use inside a renovation building requiring new floor’s
V8Druid
do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
@doobin has similar
doobin
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Mine is the petrol version. Looks the same design- imagine Belle just badge engineer theirs. Good bit of kit.
Furniss
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do they do a self load ?
doobin
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I think there’s a larger model that can. The brand is Imer, Italian and also known for their cherry pickers and spider cranes.
Pedrod355
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If ur greedy filling it how many barrows of concrete could you get out of it?
doobin
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It’s basically double a standard Belle mixer. Takes a full bag of dust.
By far the biggest advantage for me is how you can set the drum angle so that the stuff actually drops and mixes. Standard mixers are hopeless.
Giles
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it should be 3 times a standard belle we've got two of the 100xt site mixers in 240v and diesel they do 2 full belle warrior barrows with a 4:1 mix loaded up
ive been looking for one of these 350L towable rather than having to use winch to pull the 100 xt up the ramps, we have 240v for our factory work and the diesel for site work
they do a 200xt which is bigger again but not seen much and then the one you posted at 350l
track dumper one be handy imer kato combo
ive got one of these imer towable 360 liters but we only use it for lime they do a 750 litre with a diesel but ive never seen one in the uk
ive been looking for one of these 350L towable rather than having to use winch to pull the 100 xt up the ramps, we have 240v for our factory work and the diesel for site work
they do a 200xt which is bigger again but not seen much and then the one you posted at 350l
track dumper one be handy imer kato combo
ive got one of these imer towable 360 liters but we only use it for lime they do a 750 litre with a diesel but ive never seen one in the uk
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V8Druid
do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
used to have a big 4 wheeler (name escapes me ATM) that'd take a bag an' a half ... hell could get some stuff in/out of that old girl and that had multi adjustment for angle so's you could get it dropping ... was a great mixer and put some stuff through that over the years .... just came to me - was a Benford on steel wheels - a full bowl took some holding tipping out
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DaveDCB
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Or just go big - funnily enough they have afew of them in all the auctions worldwide
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DaveDCB
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Would be worth a 500 punt.. other than that I’d leave them all well alone 
Furniss
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prob already said but I have a little mixer drum on a tracked cingo tool carrier- used it for many years when I was enthusiastic enough to lay curbs for driveways etc, great little tool but nowhere near suitable for the 4m3 we often need to put round tanks for todays type of work, had it prob 20y and although its not used now, we will keep it anyhow for messin later, with its dumper skip its a really handy albeit fecking noisy bit of kit.
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Stroppymonkey
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My Kubota dumper would make a nice mixer platform If I cared enough. Also looking for a reversible Teagle PTO mixer as they look handy. I have one of these with Diesel engine (XT100?) that takes 50kg of cement and 60 shovels of ballast which makes 2 very full belle warrior barrows of 5-1. Starts every time I ask it to so no complaints apart from the noise.
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