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The Klou is great, especially for standing stuff.


I didn’t really need this if I’m honest, but it’s an Avant one so will fetch money when I sell the machine on.


I want to try it out for a while anyway.

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17 minutes ago, Mick Dempsey said:


I didn’t really need this if I’m honest, but it’s an Avant one so will fetch money when I sell the machine on.


I want to try it out for a while anyway

You will find it very useful with the extra reach it gives. And for moving stuff through tight corners. 

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I bet you use this grab more than any other after awhile. I seem to be getting more and more work where a Klou grab for standing stuff (topped Conifers removals etc) would be very handy and make my life easy. 

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Finally managed to sell my 9.5. Took ages!

Could not understand why it wasn’t snapped up.

A market gardening company from the other side of France came and got it.

Months of nothing but scammers, then 3/4 serious buyers in a week, bizarre!

 

I have a few quid in the bank now, so I’m a dangerous man.

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23 minutes ago, Mick Dempsey said:

Finally managed to sell my 9.5. Took ages!

Could not understand why it wasn’t snapped up.

A market gardening company from the other side of France came and got it.

Months of nothing but scammers, then 3/4 serious buyers in a week, bizarre!

 

I have a few quid in the bank now, so I’m a dangerous man.

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What sort of money did you sell it for? 

  • 4 weeks later...
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What is my multione doing today? Proving it was a wise and meaningful purchase. 

 

Years ago I decided to save the property in the photo (600yrs old fortres/castle and the farm building surrounding it). 0003.thumb.jpeg.ee58ccf93df71dfa911fc57a0cdcf83b.jpeg

Last year I had enough. You cannot ask the neighbours for a favour everytime you need a tractor, bulldozer, excavator,... 
I was considering a sub-compact tractor with a front loader or something similar as a cheaper solution and I needed someone to convince me multione or avant is a way better choice. 
Browsing through this forum helped me to decide. Thank you guys! I don't regret. 


940940077_ImagefromiOS.thumb.jpg.083da3ec3427c3e5e70e716e0fc0ff8d.jpgOnly 14.7 hours so far, but we already fell in love with it. It's an amazing machine. 

 

We chose 5.3k as it seems to have the best price/power ratio. Well, we cannot afford anything more expensive anyway (this is not for business, but 100% private usage, will not generate any income). Going for a cheaper model (5.2 or 4) didn't make much sense to me, because 5.3k was only a little bit more pricy but offers 51l/min hydraulic oil flow. 

Currently we only have a bucket and a pallet fork, as those two attachments one needs on a daily basis. I really like multione's tornado lawn mower - maybe next year ;) 
Other attachments (mostly for landscaping in our case) can be rented from our local dealer when needed for a day or two.

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Mine is clearing up after a cut and collect. Way quicker to load the ranger tipper at the end of the job rather than waste hours trundling the tractor to a dump site. 

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