Frontpolter Frontkraftheber für Unimog 406 für Forst

[sierramog]

Saw the above title on ebay.de completed items which did not sell.

Frontpolter Frontkraftheber für Unimog 406 für Forst bei eBay.de: Ersatzteile, Teile Zubehör (endet 19.12.09 20:39:21 MEZ)

 

I want one!

 

Do any of you fine folks know who manufactured the item?

 

Unfortunately, seller doesn't ship. I read somewhere that one may avoid US import duty by shipping a hoisting implement such as this with a mog, thus offsetting shipping expense. Someone here in California got a Werner F70 winch shipped loose with a Unimog that ended up in another state. Is shipping out of Germany impractical? Any advice appreciated.

 

I am in no hurry.

[Ben]

How much fun could you have with that :biggrin:

[niftysteve]

i have had several items shipped from germany with no hassles

when i was looking for loading ramps for my mog trailer they were £500 cheaper from germany than getting them from a dealer in the uk

[treequip]

That’s a pretty straightforward attachment

 

Any decent agricultural engineer should be able to make that or something very like it from the pictures you have.

[sierramog]

Thanks treequip. I was thinking of making it myself. It usually turns out less expensive to buy something ready made. But I guess shipping makes trade in used items expensive. Anyone have more pictures I can use as a guide?

 

Thanks to all

Paul who lives in gold country but is low on gold:blushing:

[treequip]

In the listing it says

 

"Auf Wunsch schicke ich Euch gerne noch mehr Bilder"

 

Which translates as, I have more pictures if you want them

It’s a bit of a liberty but if the seller has more pictures that’s your best place

[Stephen Blair]

its pretty cool, but i think you would be better with sticking a cylage grab on a linkage

[MattyF]

Saw the above title on ebay.de completed items which did not sell.

Frontpolter Frontkraftheber für Unimog 406 für Forst bei eBay.de: Ersatzteile, Teile Zubehör (endet 19.12.09 20:39:21 MEZ)

 

I want one!

 

Do any of you fine folks know who manufactured the item?

 

Unfortunately, seller doesn't ship. I read somewhere that one may avoid US import duty by shipping a hoisting implement such as this with a mog, thus offsetting shipping expense. Someone here in California got a Werner F70 winch shipped loose with a Unimog that ended up in another state. Is shipping out of Germany impractical? Any advice appreciated.

 

I am in no hurry.

 

You could drive there and back easlily in a weekend if you wanted and shippings an issue!

[niftysteve]

You could drive there and back easlily in a weekend if you wanted and shippings an issue!

sounds like the best idea

 

i ve driven to hockenheim ring that took 14 hours from calais with a trailer

[Stephen Blair]

You could drive there and back easlily in a weekend if you wanted and shippings an issue!

 

he lives in america matty:001_smile: