Show us your Arb Diggers please.

[Stihllymok]

Hmm like a few things, cant help thinking we are missing something when you go to europe..

Said it before but in sweden etc a machine WITHOUT a rotator is a rare sight..

and as for swedish pattern buckets...?

[arbwork]

Big Feller's getting a partner! what incredible capacity between the two! am eager to see working pics! respect to you for your game changing vision and investment, all the best

[monkeybusiness]

What a beast! Awesome looking machine - all power to you Eddie! 

[Gray git]

Had to share this ?

[Stephen Blair]

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[Mick Dempsey]

Superb.

 

Apologies for the slight derail, but how’s your back these days Stephen? I remember you saying you were really struggling

[dumper]

Thinking about a Takeuchi 219 any thoughts or other suggestions

 

[william127]

On 07/06/2018 at 20:48, steve30 said:

Here is my first arb digger, it’s not the newest machine but beats handballing any day 

That looks brilliant! 

Proper lights, nice guard, bum protection and a neat attachment!

Hope its working well for you. And its a great colour!??

 

[Matthew Storrs]

16 minutes ago, dumper said:

Thinking about a Takeuchi 219 any thoughts or other suggestions

 

What it’s main use. 219 isn’t bad- possibly a bit gutless compared to other 2 tonners and despite being 2 ton- it’s very much a slightly bigger 1.5tonner than a smaller 2.8tonner- if that makes sense.

 

I have a Takeuchi TB216 and a TB125 and the 125 is just sooo much more capable- you can do some serious work with it but I consider the 216 as more of a toy which is handy for odd little jobs- mainly due to being light enough to tow about with materials/attachments etc.

[dumper]

I’m going to use it mainly for landscape with a tilt bucket, I liked the weight I’m going to tow with a Landy digs deeper than 216 with more reach, 125 looks too big for some of my works, I dig holes for gas governors