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Does anyone use a "Muck Truck" or similar type power barrow for shifting stuff about?  I could really do with some powered help moving logs, chip, soil etc but aren`t able to reach the skid steer type price bracket.  Are these little machines any good?

 

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I have a H Max Power Barrow I bought from Fresh Group Products Limited. I find it excellent for moving timber and anything else for that matter. It has hydraulic tip, with 2 spare spool valves. It is 4 wheel drive. I guess it would not match a tracked equivalent for traction on a muddy slope. Having said that, we have used it with weight in it to pull some decent sized trunks over when I could not get anything bigger into place due to access restrictions. 

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I've got both, a tracked honda power barrow and a muck truck max (wheeled).

Obviously, the tracks are better in the woods or really rough ground. But wheels are better on grass/gravel/driveways etc. Faster and less mess.

 

The muck truck has done a serious amount of work. Simple and reliable. It is currently part way through a project shifting about 30t of soil and a 20t load of stone.

Ok a bigger 4wd dumper would be quicker for this particular job but the muck truck owes me nothing. :bandit:

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