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Hi All, Wow, what a fantastic thread and full of information from all viewpoints. The one thing that stands out to me is, your choice of machine (type and brand) should be guided by:- 1. YOUR needs, not somebody else's. 2. Exercising due diligence and looking into all options. 3. Engaging with dealers/suppliers to decide WHO you want to deal with (and trust). 4. Ask for a demonstration, and don't buy the first one you try. 5. Project your future needs, not just satisfy your current ones. We encourage everyone to think forward and buy accordingly. Value For Money is calculated over the whole period of ownership. If your choice today is insufficient for tomorrow, then you won't gain the maximum value from your investment. 6. Once you've decided, ask for reference from current brand owners. If we can be of assistance, then please call Jordan on 0870 225 5554. We have a growing dealer network (someone mentioned Shropshire, and we expect to introduce a new dealer there imminently) for you to engage with your local supplier, but please start with an exploratory chat with Jordan (he's an engineer and knows the machines inside out). All the best, Steve Hadfield MultiOne UK

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Hi All, the 10 series model is our largest model and certainly bigger than the 7 series some of you have seen/demo'd/own. It's a beast, is very stable, powerful and impressive and is drawing a huge amount of enquiries currently. To give you some perspective, it is only 300mm longer than the Avant 750 and the same width, but it is a bulkier looking machine and certainly has some presence. The first customer who bought one is a long term Avant owner and has nicknamed it 'Optimus Prime'. Crucially, it's the only loader on the market with a 2,700kgs capacity, yet light enough to transport by 3.5t plant trailer at £2,600kgs all in incl back-weights. What's even more impressive is that it will handle a 1,300kgs load @500mm load centre at full horizontal or vertical telescope AND manoeuvre at full steering lock. It arrived in the UK in January and we have sold 3x 10 series and 1x 9 series (same machine, smaller engine) already. All customers who bought them wanted the high lift capacity and ability to put on a trailer. You are all welcome to visit and have a play, or let me know and we will do our best to tie you in for a demo on our travels. All the best, Steve Hadfield

Hi All, A little bit more info from MultiOne on wheels and tyre sizes. The wheels on the demo 7.3+ were 23x10.50-12 and yes, this can be swapped out for 26x12.00-12. This increases the ground clearance by 1.5" and also increases the 'climb out' ability as it's a taller tyre. 26 = 26" diameter. 12.00 = 12" width and 12 = 12" rim size. therefore, the other tyre is smaller and narrower:- 23 = 23" diameter. 10.50 - 10.5" width and 12 - 12" rim. The 7.3+ has a significantly higher lift capacity (max 1550kgs @ 500mm load centre) than the other machine and could happily perform Adam's tasks without the back-weights (these were fitted on the demo), which makes the machine lighter (and cheaper) and will improve weight distribution over both axles, making it perform better in soft ground. Finally, the standard fitment of torque divider (splits the drive like a full diff lock for max traction) in the drive system is a must for any machine of this type working in the fields and woods. Don't buy a machine for arb use without it. Hope this info is useful to all. Steve/MultiOne Uk

take a look at our MultiOne 4x4 compact loaders, you can fit a flail (topper). See a video on this tweet:- We have a sponsored forum on here too.

Why not try one of our compact loaders with a flail mower? Take a look at this Tweet, with a video of the smallest MultiOne MZ with a 125cm flail mower attached. We have over 170 attachments to choose from. MultiOne - MultiOne UK or take a look at our sponsored forum.

Hi to everyone contributing to this thread. We've just opened a sponsored forum and would love to start some discussions, here your experience etc... MultiOneUK

MultiOne, the compact ‪‎loader‬ ideal for all environments. Compact, low gross weight, yet high lift capacity and a telescopic boom. With a centre pivot articulating chassis, this loader can manoeuvre in the tightest of areas, plus with over 170 attachments we have a tool for every application and more.. Please visit our website for further information - MultiOne - MultiOne UK or find us on facebook and twitter @multioneUk