Found this one today on a tip off from our local dealer. I think it was supplied new by them. Coincidentally my brother in-laws mate was given a back acter about 6 months ago, (so i popped to his place and took a pic of that too!) Looks like its off this machine. The owners wife told me its used every day, but they may want to let it go soon (has been giving trouble). Of course I gave her my name and phone number, i want to fix it up.
The serial number is 12527073
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I have an original instruction manual for one of these left over from the days when I drove one (CKN 99T)
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bobinuk wrote:I have an original instruction manual for one of these left over from the days when I drove one (CKN 99T)
Hi Bob, welcome to the forum, do you want to sell your manual? Cheers Mark
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The wait is over!
I picked this up today. This is the digger I've always wanted. The engine is seized so it was a real bugger to transport but it was definately worth it. Only came across 3 of these 3D's with the extending dipper in my time. One went for a song at £2500, another is still for sale at £3500 but its so far away it may as well be on the moon, and then there was this one. This was actually about to be cut up for scrap on the day an advert was placed for its 6 in 1 bucket. After phoning the bloke a deal was done and here it is.
By my reckoning it has the longest backhoe of any JCB made at 23ft 6 inches. A brand new 3CX has a reach of 21ft 5 inches.
I picked this up today. This is the digger I've always wanted. The engine is seized so it was a real bugger to transport but it was definately worth it. Only came across 3 of these 3D's with the extending dipper in my time. One went for a song at £2500, another is still for sale at £3500 but its so far away it may as well be on the moon, and then there was this one. This was actually about to be cut up for scrap on the day an advert was placed for its 6 in 1 bucket. After phoning the bloke a deal was done and here it is.
By my reckoning it has the longest backhoe of any JCB made at 23ft 6 inches. A brand new 3CX has a reach of 21ft 5 inches.
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Got your machine then Mark she don't look in bad condition either, keep us all updated on your progress.
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Jeremy Rowland wrote:Got your machine then Mark she don't look in bad condition either, keep us all updated on your progress.
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Hi Jeremy, This is the machine I'm trying to get started on. Moving her to my house this week, because I just cant get on with it where it is! Looks like William has got himself a beauty in the making there. Well done William Cheers Mark
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Stormin wrote:Just like the cinema....
3D seems to be all the rage at the moment
Im beginning to think the D in 3D stands for drug or disease because i'm well and truly hooked.
Has anyone put an engine into one of these Build 5's and has any advice as to the procedure of doing so? I have to say its a different world to the earlier ones mounted on a skid.
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