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These machines have been out for a while now how are you guys finding them with their pracitality and build quality.

 

We've had ours a couple of months now. Operator loves it! There was a thread a while ago about them being unstable. We have NOT found it a problem.

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Hello,

I recently wrote about my impressions concerning the HB20 Sidewinder.

I will add...

It is well made, powerfull and a capable machine.

True it cannot move 'sans motor'

I find the easy swing action a dream to use.

BUT... you must ensure the surface beneath the wheels is fairly level.

If it is not then the machine becomes rather unstable.

This is not hard to achieve with a mattock and spade.

Its drive control has a delay which is annoying.

Manouvering is a jerky business and the machine has a tendancy to creep downhill.

The handle bar does not lock in place securely and jumps to the lowest position within minutes of using the machine and that really is dangerous.

However...

It grinds like a dream.

Smooth action and powerfull motor combined with Green teeth.

I'm torn.

I can just about live with its faults but I feel I really shouldn't have too.

Global recycling the sellers are first rate to deal with.

This machines faults are no reflection upon their business.

Regards

Ty

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