My first mini tracked dumper

[beetle bug 64]

Hi all, I just bought my first mini tracked dumper. I bought it without engine from a customer of mine. I have mounted a Honda 13HP petrol engine picked up from a water pressure washer.
Here are some pics, I plan to build many different homemade tools, like at first forks to help me moving stuff.









I went forget, the make is Hinowa and the model is HP800.

 

[moriboy]

You will love that thing! I just bought one a little bigger than that by have not had a chance to use it. I plan on using mine mostly to move firewood around our ranch.

 

[Bob Rooks]

I need one of those like yesterday, but they are pricey in the US.

 

[moriboy]

I need one of those like yesterday, but they are pricey in the US.

You got that right! I don't know why they aren't more popular in the States. I just happened to get lucky and find one.

 

[Bob Rooks]

You got that right! I don't know why they aren't more popular in the States. I just happened to get lucky and find one.

Right now I'm trying to get by with a DR Power Wagon, which really has some limitations.

 

[beetle bug 64]

I need one of those like yesterday, but they are pricey in the US.

They are pricey also in Europe, they cost around 11300$ for my model. I paid mine 1250$ because there was no engine.

 

[beetle bug 64]

Here is a quick sketch of what I would like to have... Do you have ideas to fit and make all from scratch?

 

[alchemysa]

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Here is a quick sketch of what I would like to have... Do you have ideas to fit and make all from scratch?

With some ingenuity that could be an enormously versatile machine. I can even picture a loader bucket on it.

Looks like you've got plenty of places to hang some forks. However, when I use mine, I always seem to have to tilt them up and down to get them smoothly into a pallet, especially on rough ground. Some method to tilt them would be worth considering.

 

[TimberXX]

A company called Grillo used to import a tracked dumper to the U.S. It had a PTO on it for a flail mower, snowblower, and sweeper.

They are redoing the website, I hope they bring it back.

It was $6000.