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Originally Posted by TomSeller
Produced by a British firm : SMA. Very nice indeed, even if you sometimes get a sore neck looking at the blade over your shoulder for hours on end.
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Originally Posted by TomSeller
Produced by a British firm : SMA. Very nice indeed, even if you sometimes get a sore neck looking at the blade over your shoulder for hours on end.
My Little Yanmar Sc2450 backhoe is great.
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My teramite t5c was my right arm when building my cabin last summer. It leveled the lot and dug the footers. I also used it for all of the lifting. This summer it will dig the footers for the posts for the covered deck that will surround the cabin.
This is mine coming back from being repainted. Doesn't look like that anymore!...
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Thanks everyone for sharing all the pics... I'll add of a few of my recent ones which include mostly use of the BH and Bro-Tek thumb to remove down trees from our NM property.
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Here is a shot of mine. The previous owner home built a lot of it, but it works!
Yeah,Bluehog.....I really would like to get a thumb for my backhoe.Have popped many trees out and then after cutting in big pieces,had to roll them into the bucket whereas I could've pinched èm in and carried èm to wherever I needed. don-ohio;)
No pics but I have a Terramite TC-5 that I bought at auction for $ 4,750. It the best money I ever spent on equipment. It's just right for the little jobs around the Homestead, small enough to get in tight places and anyone with half a brain (that includes me) can become an "expert" backhoe opperator in 1/2 a day. If you see one grab it!!
Thanks for the info Greg. BillQuote:
Originally Posted by GregbkH
Nice :D Never seen a backhoe fitted to a pasquali before, but it kinda suits it...!Quote:
Originally Posted by CFECO
