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Pics of your mini!
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lowbed driver
Well-Known Member
Nice. We seem to be getting somewhere, keep them coming- pics of your mini ex and how you move them around.
Cheers LD
Cheers LD
lumberjack
Senior Member
How did the bucket do?
Not the usual move, but I did it so I could say I've done it with a F250. The route was all of 3.6 miles. Normally I'll haul one or the other per trip.
Not the usual move, but I did it so I could say I've done it with a F250. The route was all of 3.6 miles. Normally I'll haul one or the other per trip.
dschumacher
Member
first time loading it on the trailer ever!!! (yes i know tire is flat!)
90plow
Senior Member
Doing some demo down in mantaloking with the kubota
Graham1
Senior Member
My transport. In UK only allowed to tow 3500kg (approx 7700lbs) maximum including trailer with a pickup. Above that you need a lorry and all the regulations and costs that entails, so haulage is really expensive for full size kit.
nedly05
Senior Member
How that screening bucket work? Who makes it and how much do they run? The last few Con Expos we've been talking to manufacturers who have them for either under 8 ton machines or skidsteer setups, and they are running $10,000 - $20,000. They definitely have their price, but not really justifiable in today's market when you can purchase a small screener for $20,000 that will vastly outproduce that setup you have, but then off course you get into having a separate move for the screener and handing the material 3 times really (loading, picking up screened material, and picking up tailings) and needing the space to do it all in. In the end it becomes cost prohibitive to just removing the old loam and bringing in new. However if that bucket could produce 10-15 yards an hour it might be justifiable at $5,000-$10,000, but that's still a lot of loam, even at $30/yd which is really high around here.
lowbed driver
Well-Known Member
I am starting to like this thread (actually liked it from the start, LOL) Nice looking machines and all the different hauling set ups. Hope this one goes 30,40,50 pages or more.
Cheers LD
Cheers LD
Micro Excavator
Hello Here are some pictures of my micro excavator being unloader from a 6x4 trailer and picking up some rocks.
It is 570mm wide and approx 380kg.
mjt
Hello Here are some pictures of my micro excavator being unloader from a 6x4 trailer and picking up some rocks.
It is 570mm wide and approx 380kg.
mjt
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AirBornOne
Well-Known Member
That is just Too cute (There's that word again).
I'd bet you need to hire a guard to keep the kiddies off!
How well does it move about? And what did it cost?
No rops or fops though,how did Komatsu get away with that?
Jay
I'd bet you need to hire a guard to keep the kiddies off!
How well does it move about? And what did it cost?
No rops or fops though,how did Komatsu get away with that?
Jay
It is stable for its size. It does not have a remote control option. It digs to 1050mm in depth, and has a 260mm bucket on it.
I have some more pictures of it with a Venieri 133 mini 4 wheel steer backhoe, it is 3.3T in weight and 1.35m wide. The engine is on the right hand side and you sit on the left. It is hydrostatic drive, it drives up to 18 kmph it is much better than a skid steer loader. You can drive it facing backwards so you do not have to turn around all the time. There is also a Kato 550sev Excavator in the background.
mjt
I have some more pictures of it with a Venieri 133 mini 4 wheel steer backhoe, it is 3.3T in weight and 1.35m wide. The engine is on the right hand side and you sit on the left. It is hydrostatic drive, it drives up to 18 kmph it is much better than a skid steer loader. You can drive it facing backwards so you do not have to turn around all the time. There is also a Kato 550sev Excavator in the background.
mjt
