The Classic Machinery Network

yea we hired a kubota once and i was impressed with it.the little japs are hard to beat sometimes

hopefully jcb stays up there with the jap machines.yea must get a few,forgot to take the camera today.

tried the 8030 today,pleased with it,we worked with a terex hr14 before this one,digging founds for a garage.zero swing is good,nice machine to drive.suprised how much power it has.if it does as good as the little terex we will be happy

jcb 8030 we bought 2 weeks ago.came from beechwood hire in staffordshire.2007 with just 210 hours on the clock.tidy little machine,puting it to work tomorrow. [url=http://img97.imageshack.us/i/jcb008.jpg/] http://www.classicmachinery.net/forum/images/post_img/20521325334d5cdd48e2248.jpg URL of the o...

Nick Drew wrote:Always thought it was a con

Interesting read Jeremy ...thanks for posting

Nick

your right they are scams,heard of a few plant dealers getting caught out,usually the price is to good to be true,but they end up sending a cheque over and never see any machinery

i was in working in america in 09, i worked with a guy and his uncle had a 3408 in his pete for heavy haulage,did u try searching forums for trucks in america

theres a guy called james black did to machines for us.h used to work for kennedy equipment sales a few years back.if u want i could give u his number

modelman093 wrote:

Project5Racing wrote:Hello all. Here are a couple of clips of Roy McCulloughs TS24s in action at Ballymena

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TTs5aWqQfOw

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ysLd-agolhY

What year would the be?
Worth it for the noise alone!
Angus

that was 09 and 10

ha,yea that guy is not far from me.think he does utility work

the dash 5 are good reliable machine,we had one for ten years there.all we did was new sprockets and chains.good pics jimmy