Mini-loader

[Ty Korrigan]

These seem to be getting a following in France: http://www.micro-pelle.fr/1/upload/catalogue_micro_pelle_janvier_2019_ls.pdf

Made in France too.

Sorry but the catalogue is only in French but there is always Google translate and no doubt Apple have a point and shoot translation app.

  Stuart

[Coletti]

Been following them on Facebook for probably a couple of years now. Don't look a bad bit if kit in all honesty and they are very cheap in comparison to a lot of others

[Timmy]

Is there anymore info around this? Ive been looking at mini loaders but its hard to compare the models when you are reading a translation

[Ty Korrigan]

Trying to get a demo organised but emails ignored and calls fall upon deaf ears.

   Stuart

 

[Mick Dempsey]

Pretty certain that is the company who supplied my mini loader in kit form.

 

That was a complete disaster, but they seem to have grown and improved.

 

I would certainly go for the most powerful option, turning the tracks around is the hardest work the hydraulic motors will do.

 

Speed across the ground is vital, if it’s slower than walking pace you’ll be very disappointed.

Edited June 10, 2019 by Mick Dempsey

[Blake@waveney]

I might be wrong but I think there’s a company in Gloucestershire importing these. Or something similar but still French.  A guy call will Timberlake another Arbtalker bought one and had nothing but problems. 

 

Like I said I might be wrong 

[Khriss]

Does look like it should have a dish washer attachment available. I would think it's a slow mover with that track base. K

[Coletti]

Is there anymore info around this? Ive been looking at mini loaders but its hard to compare the models when you are reading a translation

Not sure if this has the info you wants but here's a link to their fb page https://www.facebook.com/micropelle/

[Ty Korrigan]

The machine has a very short track.

The it must be on the very edge of known physics when it comes to lifting without toppling.

It was designed for mucking out stables, something it does very well lifting light loads on concrete.

For tree work, I'd really need a decent few hours trial. 

What attracts me other than price and compact size is it's ability to run other attachments, specifically a flail.

 Stuart

 

[Mick Dempsey]

I can’t see any flail on that machine doing anything but stroking the brush.

 

Your money of course.