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I trained on them a few [1] years ago and they are a great bit of kit. I think the main winch was 25t if I remember correctly. Diff locks on all axles, so you have to really be determined to manage to get one stuck. Apparently when they were new the cost was in the region of £250k!

 

[1] quite a few actually...

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any photos?

 

Hi guys,

will see the machine later this week again, will get some photo's.

 

To be able to get a 24m (22m from edge of truck) and then pick-up 900kgs off a soggy surface at a affordable price is rare!

 

I for one, will be thinking that at this hourly charge where is the reason for me the entertain the thought of buying.....

 

Steve

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Mate of mine has just bought a Foden 6x6, 10tonne winch up front bigger winch to rear, crane amidships. Pull a house down:thumbup:

 

you can shove your Mogs where the sun dont shine.THAT is a proper motor!!

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