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Looking at PC28UU Parts Availability?
I went and looked at the machine a second time and found it really sloppy. I believe the engine was good but the rest of it was questionable. From the searching I did parts were going to be tougher to find. I ended up passing on it. I did find a Yanmar Vio20-3 this weekend that I opted...- KRob
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- Forum: Compact Excavators
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Looking at PC28UU Parts Availability?
Hey, i am in the market for a miniex (work around my small farm, nonproduction work) and found a Komatsu PC28UU. I was curious if any of you knew who (State Side) sold parts for these units. Understanding this is a grey market and curious about parts availability, pricing, and so forth. I...- KRob
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- Forum: Compact Excavators
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Parts? Hanix S&B 30
uffex, thanks for the info. I am having problems locating ToolKing, is it a UK company or a US company. I am in the US so I was hoping there might be an importer in the US. I have not bought this excavator this is research to see if I even want to consider messing with it.- KRob
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- Forum: Compact Excavators
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Parts? Hanix S&B 30
So I am looking at mini excavators, somewhere between 6k to 10k. I came across a Hanix S&B 30. I have done a little research about parts and that worries me. Ive read the threads on here about part vendors and availability, but they are all old posts. Any new info on them? Thanks Kent- KRob
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- Forum: Compact Excavators
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Mice Issues
Nutella as bait....hands down the best stuff. We had some mice in our house three winters ago. We have dogs so no poison. I was using snap traps and peanut butter with some success. Someone said Nutella...and I dam near couldn't keep the traps armed they were catching them so fast.- KRob
- Post #27
- Forum: Compact Excavators
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Yanmar YB251? Purchase?
Folks...I apologize first off, probably a really dumb question. I am looking for a small excavator 6-10k Lbs. I happened upon one that is being advertised as a Yanmar YB251, however, i cannot find anything spec-wise on what a YB251 is. Found lots of videos and a few old for sales but...- KRob
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- Forum: Compact Excavators
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How hard to run the equipment
DGODGER, thanks that was very interesting, ive only operated a skid steer a few times so that was very informative. THanks- KRob
- Post #18
- Forum: Skid Steers
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What should i look for- Ranch Dozer
Rockpile, thanks for all the information. I will also say that is one of my most favorite lines to get me out of social settings, except i say chasen' the wife around the house....i may change my phrasing. Anyway, i guess i have found my reading material for tomorrow evening, thanks Rob -
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What should i look for- Ranch Dozer
I am interested in some of the ideas i heard about moving the dozer but unfortunately i kinda wanted to be able to move it a little further then i would want to do with a tractor. Looking at the specs i see that a TD7G, which i might have found one close by, is a little bigger then a jd450... -
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What should i look for- Ranch Dozer
Thanks for all the information, after i wrote the post i really started reading and watching some u-tube videos and it really showed me that being able to be moved by a pick up and being big enough to accomplish what i need it to do, is going to be very very difficult. Originally to stay legal... -
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What should i look for- Ranch Dozer
Hi everyone, kind of a newbie, and not incredibly knowledgeable about dozers. I am looking for some kind of dozer to use on my ranch. I need something to build roads, clean up road, dig in some pounds, clean feed lots up ect. My issue is i would like it somewhat movable by a 1 ton and a... -
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Just Testing--Nothing worth viewing
Like all these other fellows im posting so i can start my own thread.....sorry, i feel like such a bum not being able to contribute anything worth whiled on the other threads so looking for ones like this that have been borrowed. ;) Thanks- KRob
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- Forum: Test Forum
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Wildland Fire Dozers
I spent a couple tail ends of my summers on contract truck fire crews. I never did get to see any fire breaks dug in though. Spent most of my time bouncing around in an old 60-70s deuce and half refilling water blivets. We could go anywhere so they loved us once we passes inspections.