mike69440
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- Central NH (God's Country)
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- 1984 Kubota B7200D (Sold 2015,) 2005 L39 Kubota, 2006 RTV 900 1997 Komatsu PC75UU2E w/ Thumb & Blade, 2013 Mahindra Max28XL Shuttle
I have a Komatsu PC75UU2 and a Kubota L39
The excavator digs, Dozers, grades, and picks up holds and loads lots ot stuff. The L39 digs slow, but is way faster than a shovel, moves material, can grade and push material if you don't ask a lot of the machine, does grapple work over longer distances than the excavator, plows snow, acts like a fork truck, and has 3pt hitch 7 PTO
I could only have one it would be the L39, but I'd sure not be able to tackle what I have done without the PC75.
If an excavator is the best machine for the job, and you use it often, getting by with even a full size TLB is a real waste of time.
PS
It is amazing what you can climb over and get unstuck with a TLB. An excavator once stuck, is stuck so bad often it cant pull itself out. A TLB can pick itself up and swing sideways out of some real hairy situations.
The excavator digs, Dozers, grades, and picks up holds and loads lots ot stuff. The L39 digs slow, but is way faster than a shovel, moves material, can grade and push material if you don't ask a lot of the machine, does grapple work over longer distances than the excavator, plows snow, acts like a fork truck, and has 3pt hitch 7 PTO
I could only have one it would be the L39, but I'd sure not be able to tackle what I have done without the PC75.
If an excavator is the best machine for the job, and you use it often, getting by with even a full size TLB is a real waste of time.
PS
It is amazing what you can climb over and get unstuck with a TLB. An excavator once stuck, is stuck so bad often it cant pull itself out. A TLB can pick itself up and swing sideways out of some real hairy situations.
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