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4 hours ago, Stihl123 said:

this thumb is probably one of the biggest time savers ever!!! 

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Look at that TB016?
 They should come with L plates for Arb work, perfect start out machine for everyone, learn a lot with minimal financial risk.

Great machines.

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I'm starting to get the hang of ours now after having other people on it for a couple of years, biggest advantage for us has actually been having it on a postknocker but it's mostly been on a grab or tmk tree shear.

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9 hours ago, Stihl123 said:

this thumb is probably one of the biggest time savers ever!!! 

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Have you got a ripper tooth? Great match with a thumb, or those bolt on bucket teeth that rsl do a great as well, possible better than the tooth as they sink into the timber. 

 

Brilliant digger as well! 

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5 hours ago, LGP Eddie said:

Look at that TB016?
 They should come with L plates for Arb work, perfect start out machine for everyone, learn a lot with minimal financial risk.

Great machines.

so true, so many people recommended a TB016 including you Edd

the power it has for a mini digger is always impressive 

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21 minutes ago, william127 said:

Have you got a ripper tooth? Great match with a thumb, or those bolt on bucket teeth that rsl do a great as well, possible better than the tooth as they sink into the timber. 

 

Brilliant digger as well! 

haven't got a ripper tooth as yet, i guess they can be real useful. i'll take a look at them cheers mate

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23 minutes ago, Stihl123 said:

so true, so many people recommended a TB016 including you Edd

the power it has for a mini digger is always impressive 

Meh. Only thing I like about them is the rock solid residuals. Also means they're super nickable though...

 

For God's sake don't buy a TB216. It's a dog of a machine.

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34 minutes ago, doobin said:

Meh. Only thing I like about them is the rock solid residuals. Also means they're super nickable though...

 

For God's sake don't buy a TB216. It's a dog of a machine.

Nothing to touch a TB016, if they’d have come with dual auxiliary pipework they’d be fetching absolutely crazy money.

 

Never seen a machine so bombproof, versatile and punch above its weight, whilst probably going up in value if you’ve a very tidy one.

 

 

Eddie.

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