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Mini diggers, anybody using them for tree work?

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A Scheaff /Terex punches well above its weight. In the 1.5 tonne class they are hard to beat (in my experience). Even engcon show one on a tilt/rotator.:001_smile:

 

Mine is a Schaeff. Weighs in at 1470KGs, and packs exactly the same engine and hydraulic pump as the 2 ton machine. :thumbup:

 

Nice one on eBay at the moment:

 

TEREX SCHAEFF 1.6T MINI DIGGER | eBay

 

 

JCB 1.5 tonners are gutless. No good for tree work.

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I have a 1.5t (nearer 2 ton in practise tho) which i use alot for tree work- not so much domestic arb jobs as usually the hassle of getting it to sight isn't worth it, however for scrub clearance, fel

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