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Posted
33 minutes ago, doobin said:

At the other end of the scale, today I brutally abused my micro by climbing twenty steps with it, before grubbing out a load of roots, riddling through the soil to get them all out before chucking them ten feet down into the tipper parked below. First proper go with the grab on her, she took it like a champ but by god the foot pedal aux takes some getting used to after being spoilt with all kinds of rollers on my other machines! 

 

This micro constantly surprises me with the power it has to offer. Almost like an old school 1.5t, in a tiny package. 

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Looks like it’s being out through its paces there! I know that feeling of ‘abusing’ a mini all too well unfortunately- always think this is the last harsh job I do this to my machine-  until the next job comes along!!

Posted
2 minutes ago, Matthew Storrs said:

What’s the purpose of the poles? I love your Takeuchi!

They are building massive treehouse-style adventure play structures. It’s going to be an incredible place when finished, but all a bit secret at present. 

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Posted
1 minute ago, monkeybusiness said:

Balls! I thought the Forestal rotors are designed to take a bit of that though?.

this is the first breakage i’ve had since i got it a year ago. i’m pretty impressed with it really, it’s done a lot of work the last 3 days on this site

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