Hitachi 210 on seafront demolition job,no one seems too unhappy about breakdown ! thought they might have used bigger machine but it might have been floor loadings limited it.
Broken Shears Hitachi 210
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Re: Broken Shears Hitachi 210
Firm i used to work for had a set of VTN Shears that would split like that on a regular basis 
No matter how careful you were!!!! (Before i hear the crys of operator abuse!!!)
The bottom half would break away and come swinging back at you on the hoses!! That would make your A** twitch!
No matter how careful you were!!!! (Before i hear the crys of operator abuse!!!)
The bottom half would break away and come swinging back at you on the hoses!! That would make your A** twitch!
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Re: Broken Shears Hitachi 210
It is the weak point from the Verachtert shears. I have also experience with this problem 
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Re: Broken Shears Hitachi 210
Is that Seaton Carew where the demolition is taking place? I stood on a jelly fish not far from that building when i was a kid, thankfully it diddn't sting me !!!!!!!!
Sounds like a design fault with the shears and one which should have been picked up during research and development!
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Mike D550
Sounds like a design fault with the shears and one which should have been picked up during research and development!
Regards
Mike D550
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