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IVECOKID

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  1. Called to see progress on my new Kobelco unit today, and it's going to be some beast!

    The Heavy lift 1.4 tonne counterweight is on, 800mm track pads, with an unusual 100mm inward offset to keep transport width down, and rubber block pads. Guards have been replaced with thicker items, extra track guides etc.

     

    This unit has a full Prolec envelope monitor system that will allow me to programme in limits for slew/height when working on highways etc.

     

    Packing in a good 30 tonne now we estimate in the base carrier, it should more than boss the job.

     

    Lighting package, guarding etc to go on yet, but should be with me early next week to get started on the Engcon and attachments.

     

     

    Eddie.

     

    Thumbs up for the Kobelco, I am a big fan of them and a much under rated and forgotten Manufacturer .

     

    Ste

  2. Cheers for the input, how do you find battery life?

     

    I use the older 115ap and 180ap , the 115 is fine for the Top handle saw to keep it like a feather but otherwise crap for hedge-cutters.

    The 180/200 does me proud but I believe the new 300 is the one .

    I have the strimmer,long and normal hedge-cutters plus the top handle saw and they have made my life on the Garden maintenance and lot easier on the repetitive starting etc .

    Ste

  3. Had the Hla 85 for over 2 year's now and fairly impressed but for a years growth on Hawthorn has a one off yes , the blades are the same has the top of the range handheld cutters (double sided) Privet hedges and Conifers it loves .

    I have had a warranty issue over the clamp on the telescopic bit which to be fair is utterly crap .

    The motor is located at the end so it's a direct drive for those that are not mechanical minded.

     

     

    Ste

  4. Would they be any good for lawns cut on a fortnightly basis? Could speed up a few jobs of mine if it would cope ok.

     

     

    All my lawns are fortnightly and the Turfmaster is fine BUT if you get a spell of wet weather in the summer the grass will be to tall for Mulching and they will clog up .

    I pick and choose the jobs for it that are old established lawns that are slow growing .

     

    Ste

  5. If no one posted there machinery there would be a lot less to look at on this forum, it's not like we're posting details of our security. Besides, I expect most people here spend a lot of time and money advertising what they have anyway. :)

     

     

    :thumbup:

    On Today's jobs posts everyone is putting pictures of just about everything .

     

    Ste

  6. You got a short bar on it?There is a hand powered version now availavable😉[ATTACH]218568[/ATTACH]

     

     

    I have both bars for it which is handy has they interchangeable with me little teapot Ms 150.

     

    Ste

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