Its probably not that big of a deal to most people but this is the first time I've managed to get a picture of a midi wheel excavator.
Not even that interesting, it was probably due to start work shortly after I snapped it. But for all/any who are interested, here it is!
Are these midi machines really more of an assett to a company over a conventional loader/backhoe?
Midi wheel excavator: TB175W snapped this morning
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Hi Gavin,most of my pics aren't that interesting to others but I still post them.If no one likes them they don't have to look at them.Keep you pics coming mate
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I'll do my best!
Only other Takeuchi I have a picture of is this one: a TB014 mini excavator. Taken with my older camera, but still a half decent picture.
Machines built by the company aren't that rare, its just being in the right place at the right time! Unless you get lucky, they won't be left on site over night.
Takeuchi sure are not as common around here as Volvo, and to a slightly lesser extent Kubota.
Only other Takeuchi I have a picture of is this one: a TB014 mini excavator. Taken with my older camera, but still a half decent picture.
Machines built by the company aren't that rare, its just being in the right place at the right time! Unless you get lucky, they won't be left on site over night.
Takeuchi sure are not as common around here as Volvo, and to a slightly lesser extent Kubota.
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Re: Midi wheel excavator: TB175W snapped this morning
i rolled one of those over at British Aerospaces site at Broughton,Chester.It was in an aircraft hanger right outside the safety officers office!.We put it on its feet again with a JCB 3C.No damage and straight back to work.
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Hi Gavin
Where abouts did you take that picture ? It looks a bit like Gateshead or maybe Newcastle ?
I used to live there in the early 90's.
Where abouts did you take that picture ? It looks a bit like Gateshead or maybe Newcastle ?
I used to live there in the early 90's.
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chrisdee wrote:Hi Gavin
Where abouts did you take that picture ? It looks a bit like Gateshead or maybe Newcastle ?
I used to live there in the early 90's.
Newcastle well spotted!
I'm usually around Newcastle early Saturday morning, taking regular trips to Wallsend to observe the dismantling of Swan Hunters and then floating around the city for a bit.
I looked up the company who hires out the TB175W machine, GE Plant Services; based in Billingham...hard to believe there isn't someone else with a midi wheel excavator that isn't closer than that...
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G E Capital Plant Hire are nationwide. Theres one near me! Never seen any midi rubber ducks in the yard though.
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Joes1989 wrote:G E Capital Plant Hire are nationwide. Theres one near me! Never seen any midi rubber ducks in the yard though.
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Yeh Massive American parent company Genral Electric, have always been told they have a bottomless pit of money Not sure now though with the credit crunch and all that!!
I know they used to go around undercutting everyone on the hire rates
Hard to compete against the likes of them as a one man band
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Joes1989 wrote:G E Capital Plant Hire are nationwide. Theres one near me! Never seen any midi rubber ducks in the yard though.
Joe
Hellens Plant has a few Daewoo Solar 55W-V's floating around, I don't recall seeing the Doosan name on it anywhere. I did also see a Amman Yanmar wheel excavator at one point, although what model and what plant hire, I do not recall.
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I have some pictures of there Somercotes (Derbyshire) yard on my portable hard drive i will see if i can find them and post them if anyones interested.
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