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JD450A

JD450A

Feral as Fk 🐾
Scrapheap challenge might work for you, it would drive me crazy.
It's rare it's an issue. This one was brought for parts and wound up getting stitched together again (see counterweight). It's actually only got 800hrs. I'd rather stick the other one out but as said it's on hire and this one can earn a bit before I spend on it 👍

Will pay for itself on this job though.
 
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IvorT

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DaveDCB

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Had a good chap to rep today, In his own words **** the Wacker is cheap..... Off to look end of week.
What’s it coming out at? Interested as a comparison to the et90 I was quoted on..
the jcb 86/et90/hitachi were alll the same price give or take 1k!
 
doobin

doobin

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S/H one is a good price.
Brand new ET65 with TAB on rubbers is 60K.....
If the price is right then don’t hang around. I’d I hadn’t been the first to message the company selling mine (had the salesman’s number from buying a tracked dumper) it would have been sold straight away to someone else.

How much is the secondhand one and with what hours?

You won’t regret a tab boom. I was backing out of this pond job yesterday up these banks with the boom fully up and not worrying about tipping- you could just feel that it was fine even if it rocked slightly. JCB really got the extra counterweight right.
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TiltyShaun

TiltyShaun

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Should think so. Rory still won’t tell us how much it is though, so we can’t say if it’s a bargain or not…

Rory, I’m not gonna gazump you, I got my own! 🤣
He is not a mug despite buying a Sany!! I think it will be finding a new home at chez Rory if he has any sense. He might have gone a little wobbly since he has been doiny his studies, but he knows a deal when it lands on his mat!!
 
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DaveDCB

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I’ve no issues with TAB, in either finding a sweet spot for digging/grading etc, for me it operates nice in all positions, but I’m a backhoe op from birth so used to grading on extradig etc.. no issues with it being wobbly either!
The only thing is I’d rather the tab function be on the joystick to clear the floor up.
Final verdict will be out when the Engcon is fitted 😎
 
doobin

doobin

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I’ve no issues with TAB, in either finding a sweet spot for digging/grading etc, for me it operates nice in all positions, but I’m a backhoe op from birth so used to grading on extradig etc.. no issues with it being wobbly either!
The only thing is I’d rather the tab function be on the joystick to clear the floor up.
Final verdict will be out when the Engcon is fitted 😎
Is your new hitatchi still pedals for tab and offset?

I’ve gotten used to it on the JCB, so long as the grab and rotator are on rollers I’m ok with it.
 
Lancs Lad

Lancs Lad

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I’ve no issues with TAB, in either finding a sweet spot for digging/grading etc, for me it operates nice in all positions, but I’m a backhoe op from birth so used to grading on extradig etc.. no issues with it being wobbly either!
The only thing is I’d rather the tab function be on the joystick to clear the floor up.
Final verdict will be out when the Engcon is fitted 😎
Daft question how come it's not Landcros? Or did I miss that before? Thought about yours this week when saw a load of them.
 
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DaveDCB

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Is your new hitatchi still pedals for tab and offset?

I’ve gotten used to it on the JCB, so long as the grab and rotator are on rollers I’m ok with it.
Yeah they are, the tab pedal is huge - comfy to use all day I guess. Boom pedal swaps to a foot rest.
 
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DaveDCB

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Daft question how come it's not Landcros? Or did I miss that before? Thought about yours this week when saw a load of them.
They are still half and half on the branding.

I think they know deep down it’s a s**t name!

Mine was last of the full Hitachi branding as it was a stock machine so already stickered up - I did request upon ordering the machine all the hitachi stickers remained in place and not swapped out to landcroc
 
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