Small loaders

[Mr Ed]

Any of them are as suitable for roaduse as a small tractor, although the smallest S series would be a bit slow, probably no more than 15 mph. The bigger GT series we had would do 30mph and was superb for carrying timber and brash across a long site we did.

Would tow a little trailer better than a quad. We have towed a 16ft ifor williams fully loaded, but on tarmac and gravel, not rough stuff.

[Stephen Blair]

it would just be for working around the town edd, my yard is about half a mile out, so if i wanted the lad to nip down for a job it would save the hassle loading it onto a trailer, and if it could tow a small timber trailer or 6x4 ifor that would be great for picking up hedgeings and dumpy bags of sawdust

[Mr Ed]

Better with a twin axle ifor W stevie, as its easier to take off and on whilst loaded.

[David Riding]

I have been thinking of getting one for ages now due to the amount of large domestic trees in back gardens we have removed.

What is the width of the smallest loaders, some houses have such small access gates.

[Stephen Blair]

Better with a twin axle ifor W stevie, as its easier to take off and on whilst loaded.

 

the one i have is edd, maybe my dimensions are wrong, it must be about the smallest tandem axle plant trailer you get..do you have any dealers up this way edd, i would love a demo of one..

[skyhuck]

I have been thinking of getting one for ages now due to the amount of large domestic trees in back gardens we have removed.

What is the width of the smallest loaders, some houses have such small access gates.

 

Me, you and Stevie could get together and get a real good deal on three!!!!

[David Riding]

Me, you and Stevie could get together and get a real good deal on three!!!!

 

 

sounds like a plan, just been looking back at past jobs in the last 12 months I reckon I could have used a small loader atleast twice a week and knocked a good few hours off completion time

[Stephen Blair]

i used to have a small skidsteer, when you could get it in it was great but it did mess up grass and slabs those little artic loaders look the bizz, great yard machine aswell

[Mr Ed]

Loader with tyres as pictured is about 36" wide. Usually we remove a fencing panel to get the machine in and out.

I would not even consider doing tight access work without one.

[Chris B]

Dave,

 

 

Lindley Pate ( A 59 Gisburn )near you ,have the Avent loaders, and they also have all the bits to nail on the front, they also hire before you buy, or just hire when you need it .

 

 

 

Chris B

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