I too just bought a Takeuchi TB035. My wife calls it a piece of junk but I say she just cannot see the vision. It is a work horse, and with a fresh coat of paint it will be great
Hello,
I bought a TB035, this spring. It has earned it's room and board in the past, but has quite a lot of energy left. I laid about 1400' of under drain across one field, some of it 8' deep through tough yellow clay. It has been a handy tool on the farm.
Regards,
Bob
I used a Takeuchi 2.5 ton exc on a site when waiting to get our jcb repaired and was incredibly impressed! Lots of power, good reach and very manouverable. Put the (new) jcb to shame!!
I'm hoping to be able to purchase one of those mini excavators someday. They look like a fun toy. I know my home made excavator is a fun toy, but I still would love to have one of those tracked excavators.
I need to sell mine and upgrade soon if anybody's needin one. Have to find a newer one first before I can sell but it'll be about 9500. It's a 331 Bobcat
I too just bought a Takeuchi TB035. My wife calls it a piece of junk but I say she just cannot see the vision. It is a work horse, and with a fresh coat of paint it will be great
Wheel Horse, Cub Cadet,Several Speedex's,Allis Chalmers, John Deere, Tuff-bilt, Power Mite, Bonanza, Power King, Bobcat Toolcat, Takeuchi Trackhoe
I have a 1996 TB045 with the Yanmar thee cylinder engine. If the temperature drops below 50 degrees, it will not start. It will start with a shot of starting fluid, but the old timers around here say not to use it since the engine will eventually require it to start. It doesn't have glow plugs, but it does have a grid on the intake manifold that is supposed to preheat the intake air. Any ideas short of an engine rebuild?