By the look of the track frames id say a 45 tonner??
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Well David I know what it is but will leave it up to you 
. I was at JCB HQ on thursday as an invited new product tester and it's official there is a brand new JCB Logo - After seeing it a hundred times it actually does kinda grow on you 
Got some cracker photos which I may share later with approval 
Anyhow here is the new logo up close and personal on a lovely 8 tonner.
. I was at JCB HQ on thursday as an invited new product tester and it's official there is a brand new JCB Logo - After seeing it a hundred times it actually does kinda grow on you Got some cracker photos which I may share later with approval Anyhow here is the new logo up close and personal on a lovely 8 tonner.
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Well here it is on the bread and butter - What do you think lads 
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i guess as long as it digs and loads, it still is a JCB .. no matter what it says on the machine, stands out more from a distance i wonder if MacDonalds would do away with their M, as you said the other day .. Perhaps i am showing my age here, not liking change ... still, the machines are so vastly different today Martyn
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Re: OMG JCB
do run of the mill everyday ,i sit in the bugger for 12 hours a day ,operators get to test them ,if so how 
or is it only the lucky ones
myself i think they are slowly losing the plot , i have read somewhere of an owner operator who has waited for over a year for a demo
he,s got fed up waiting and has a new cat coming
or is it only the lucky ones
myself i think they are slowly losing the plot , i have read somewhere of an owner operator who has waited for over a year for a demo
he,s got fed up waiting and has a new cat coming
every village has one , is yours missing you
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[quote=myself i think they are slowly losing the plot , i have read somewhere of an owner operator who has waited for over a year for a demo
he,s got fed up waiting and has a new cat coming[/quote]
Well he could be lucky and a have been given a CAT demo like we had .....a CAT428, 2 year year old machine with very low hours......we simply sent it back again in disgust, we were buying new and opted for more of the same = JCB.
Anyway we picked up our 8085 demo today so a few days will see how it fares. First remarks from the low loader driver were that he reckoned they had cheapened the build quality! ( how they managed that god knows, I already thought they had acheived that) Oh and yes it's got that new fangled livery on it!
he,s got fed up waiting and has a new cat coming[/quote]
Well he could be lucky and a have been given a CAT demo like we had .....a CAT428, 2 year year old machine with very low hours......we simply sent it back again in disgust, we were buying new and opted for more of the same = JCB.
Anyway we picked up our 8085 demo today so a few days will see how it fares. First remarks from the low loader driver were that he reckoned they had cheapened the build quality! ( how they managed that god knows, I already thought they had acheived that) Oh and yes it's got that new fangled livery on it!
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