Show us your Arb Diggers please.

[Stephen Blair]

is that cause yer wallets empty

 

It's never been full:blushing:

[jamesmerriman7]

tidy job that Steve! I wouldn't cope without mine! somebody told me you either pay for a tidy digger or pay for a back op!

[adowning7]

Stephen, sorry if been covered before but how do you transport your cat?

 

Looks a handy machine

 

 

Thanks for the reply, I will need to get a newer Isuzu as mine is only plated for 3 ton. I'll carrying on dreaming and aching!

 

The grab has only rubbed salt into the wounds....

[Tom D]

is that cause yer wallets empty

 

:lol:

 

Quality.

 

 

 

I really want a wee digger, sooo handy.

[John Hughes]

 

My old Thwaites Tusker digger dumper.

[Stephen Blair]

Now that's a machine!!

I've never seen 1 before:thumbup1:

[John Hughes]

The digger comes off and a skip turns it into a normal dumper.

It outdigs the little modern diggers i have used.

[Stephen Blair]

Fantastic!

[Matthew Storrs]

The saying, mini digger is the cheapest man on the job is so true, I'm always amazed at how much work can be done on so little fuel. 15liter will keep my 3 tonner going pretty much all day. The range of attachments available for small diggers and sheer versatility of them makes owning one a no brainer. Iv got hydraulic auger, post driver, and about to have a grab fitted so with the usual range of buckets its often the only machine I need on largish jobs where I might need to do some scrub clearness/ditching and fencing all in one go. Can't rate them enough.

Also, touch wood but I find them to be very reliable on the whole as well, my old digger barely cost a penny aside from usual oil changes in the 3 years I owned it. Doesn't get better than that.

[rowan lee]

Great to see it all up and running now Stevie, all those minor issues you encountered ironed out. New lease of life mate, have fun!