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Manitiou. takes a bit of getting used to after a Saunderson and John Deere but it does everything you want with ease, I use a 6-27. Lifts 2.7 tonnes 6 meters. Perkins engines.

 

That though is far bigger than the models you are looking at.

 

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Tested loads in 1999 for a firm I worked for and the manitou was best then... A lot has changed.

When I worked in construction I used a manitou 1729 which was an incredible machine.., later I drove JCB,s and saw them steadily improve every year... My advice, try as many as you can, if you are a serious customer then the different suppliers will be glad to let you have demo model to try.

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Tested loads in 1999 for a firm I worked for and the manitou was best then... A lot has changed.

When I worked in construction I used a manitou 1729 which was an incredible machine.., later I drove JCB,s and saw them steadily improve every year... My advice, try as many as you can, if you are a serious customer then the different suppliers will be glad to let you have demo model to try.

 

It appears that at this moment in time, Manitou and JCB seem the best machines for the task required - keep your posts coming though as it is good to know how specific models compare!

 

Looking to spend 10 - 15K.

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